This report examines the impact of digitization on employment, focusing on how technology can address challenges in the labor market and improve governance, policy-making, and economic development.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | The Economist Intelligence Unit |
| Authors: | Dr. Omar Al Nuaimi, Maha Taibah, Majid Jafar, Professor Bruno Lanvin, Rainer Binder, Selim Edde, Sushant Upadhyay |
| Geographic focus: | Global, UAE |
| Page count: | 28 |
The research method involved interviews with experts and academics from various fields, analysis of labor market dynamics, and examination of the role of big data in government and employment.
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The study explores the transformative effects of digitization on work, governance, and policy-making. It discusses the potential of big data in government to address unemployment and enhance decision-making. The report also highlights the need for governments to adapt to technological advancements and the changing employment landscape, emphasizing the role of technology in matching economic needs with human capital.
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