The Automation Paradox
Exploring the concept of the automation paradox, this analysis delves into the writer's claim about automation as a paradox and how it relates to the results of software and McKinsey & Company studies. The information in graphs and the writer's use of transitions are evaluated, highlighting the need for workers to acquire new skills in a changing workforce landscape.
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Why is the writers claim about automation a paradox? Paragraph 3
Analyze Why is the writer s claim about automation a paradox?
How do the results of the software study relate to the writer s claim?
Number and Stats Number and Stats
How does the information in the graph support the writer s claim?
How does the writer use these transitions to connect ideas? In paragraph 6
How do the results of the Mckinsey and Company study relate to the writer s argument?
Choose the correct answer: 1-What is the main idea that s presented by Bessen in The Automation Paradox The effects of technology in the workforce. 2-What is the author s claim in The Automation Paradox ? The author believes computer automation has a positive impact on jobs and employment. 3-According to the essay the negative great impact of technology has mostly affected: Blue-collar workers 4- Beliefs, feelings or thoughts are considered as : an opinion 5- It will require some workers to gain new skills to meet the demands of a changing workforce. a-True b-False
