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Area of Science:

  • Urban Studies
  • Labor Economics
  • Technology Impact

Background:

  • Cities are centers of employment and human agglomeration.
  • Automation and artificial intelligence raise concerns about future job markets.
  • The differential impact of automation on urban employment is not well understood.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the impact of automation on employment across different US urban areas.
  • To compare how automation affects job displacement and content in cities of varying sizes.
  • To identify factors influencing automation's effect on urban labor markets.

Main Methods:

  • Comparative analysis of automation's impact on US urban areas.
  • Examination of occupational and skill specialization in cities.
  • Robustness checks including error estimation and subsampling.

Main Results:

  • Smaller cities face greater worker displacement and job content changes due to automation.
  • Larger cities show increased occupational and skill specialization.
  • Managerial and technical professions, prevalent in large cities, are less susceptible to automation.

Conclusions:

  • Urban agglomeration influences the impact of automation on employment.
  • Large cities possess inherent characteristics that mitigate automation's negative effects on jobs.
  • This study establishes an empirical link between urban structure and automation's labor market consequences.