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Labor Without People How AI, Aging, and Scarcity Are Rewriting Work Itself
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- ISBN8233524219
- EAN9798233524219
- Date de parution22/01/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Advanced economies are not facing a jobs crisis. They are facing a people crisis. Across healthcare, construction, manufacturing, education, and services, positions remain unfilled not because wages are too low or skills are mismatched, but because the workers who would fill them were never born. Labor Without People explains why demographic decline, not automation, is becoming the dominant force reshaping work.
Using global fertility trends, aging data, and labor market outcomes, the book shows how shrinking workforces invert traditional assumptions about growth, productivity, and employment power. Rather than machines replacing humans, technology is increasingly deployed to compensate for human absence. Institutions built for population growth are failing under contraction, and economic systems designed around unemployment no longer function when labor itself is scarce.
This book provides a clear, unsentimental diagnosis of a structural shift already underway.
Using global fertility trends, aging data, and labor market outcomes, the book shows how shrinking workforces invert traditional assumptions about growth, productivity, and employment power. Rather than machines replacing humans, technology is increasingly deployed to compensate for human absence. Institutions built for population growth are failing under contraction, and economic systems designed around unemployment no longer function when labor itself is scarce.
This book provides a clear, unsentimental diagnosis of a structural shift already underway.
