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En un mundo ideal, los robots realizarían la mayoría de los trabajos repetitivos y monótonos, mientras que la fuerza de trabajo mejor educada y mejor paga se concentraría en trabajos que no pueden ser realizados por máquinas. Archivo

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Menos del 8% de los latinos trabajan en el sector tecnológico en Estados Unidos. Photo: El Economista.

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Candidates for the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Judge Dwayne Woodruff (center) and Justice Sallie Mundy (rear). Voters will select judges for the Supreme Court, statewide appellate courts and Philadelphia City courts in the November 7th election next week. LBWPhoto

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If companies compete fiercely for scarce employees, workers would benefit. Companies would increase wages and fringe benefits or risk losing their best employees to firms with more generous compensation packages.

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