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  • Urban Economics
  • Labor Market Dynamics
  • Economic Geography

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  • Cities drive innovation but face job displacement from technological change.
  • Urban policy needs to foster inclusive economic growth and resilience.
  • Understanding labor market structures is crucial for economic stability.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To model labor market resilience using a novel job network framework.
  • To investigate the relationship between job connectivity and economic outcomes in US cities.
  • To analyze the impact of automation on urban labor markets.

Main Methods:

  • Constructed an ecologically-inspired job network based on occupational skill similarity.
  • Analyzed the correlation between job network connectivity and unemployment rates during the Great Recession.
  • Examined the effects of increased job connectivity on wage bills and worker earnings.
  • Assessed the role of job connectivity in mediating automation's impact on urban labor.

Main Results:

  • Economic resilience of cities is uniquely determined by job network connectivity.
  • Higher job connectivity in US cities correlated with lower unemployment during the Great Recession.
  • Increased job connectivity leads to higher wage bills and better wages for embedded workers.
  • Job connectivity clarifies automation's varied impacts on different urban labor markets.

Conclusions:

  • Job network connectivity is a key determinant of urban economic resilience.
  • Policies promoting labor market connectivity can enhance job growth and economic stability.
  • Strengthening job connections is vital for navigating technological disruptions and fostering inclusive urban economies.