In this article we argue that the disruptive social implications of skill-replacing technological innovations are determined neither by human characteristics, such as “low skills” or “low cognition,” nor by task characteristics, such as “routine,” as it is typically assumed in the...

This article uses a vintage capital theoretical framework to investigate how technological innovations and remanufacturing can affect national and green accounting differently, and how green (Pigouvian) taxes can promote remanufacturing and improve social welfare, in agreement with circular...