This paper investigates the elements contributing to the change in labor share, with a specific focus on the roles of ‘automation’ and ‘innovation in human tasks.’ We construct a general equilibrium model that distinctly incorporates both robot and non-robot capital to derive an...

This paper investigates the elements contributing to the change in labor share, with a specific focus on the roles of ‘automation’ and ‘innovation in human tasks.’ We construct a general equilibrium model that distinctly incorporates both robot and non-robot capital to derive an...

This study examines the declining trend in global labor share across countries and sectors, focusing on the roles of robotic innovation (RI) and human innovation (HI). To address potential endogeneity, we construct instrumental variables using US patent data and large language models,...

This study examines the global decline in labor share since the 2005, focusing on the impacts of robotic and human innovation within a general equilibrium framework. Using novel shift-share variables ---operational robot data, patent similarity to automation vocabularies, and cognitive task...

This study examines the global decline in labor share since the 2005, focusing on the impacts of robotic and human innovation within a general equilibrium framework. Using novel shift-share variables ---operational robot data, patent similarity to automation vocabularies, and cognitive task...

This study examines the global decline in labor share since the 2005, focusing on the impacts of robotic and human innovation within a general equilibrium framework. Using novel shift-share variables ---operational robot data, patent similarity to automation vocabularies, and cognitive task...

Technological upgradation and increasing capital intensity in organised manufacturing sector in India has been championed on grounds of improving productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness. In a developing economy this is a costly proposition due to capital scarcity, and the effect of...

This article presents an empirical investigation of the role of IT（Information Technology）capital in the Japanese macroeconomy, with a particular focus on the adjustment of IT capital stock. We use the Translog model in this study and treat IT capital as the only quasi-fixed factor. We found...

Using firm level data, this paper explores the effect of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and organizational change on firms' productivity. In line with the most relevant empirical literature, it focuses on the complementarity between these two practices. It is argued that there...

In this paper it is analysed the relationships between work organisation and quality systems in firms that uses some forms of advanced automation. Are characterised the existing quality control structures in the Portuguese industry, and the main factors that hidden or fosters the development of...