Critically discuss why traditional Keynesian deficit stimulus fails to resolve structural unemployment caused by automation. How should fiscal policy adapt to foster AI-complementary jobs? – GKToday
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Traditional Keynesian deficit stimulus is ineffective for structural unemployment caused by automation, as it addresses demand-side issues rather than the skill mismatch created by technological change. Fiscal policy should shift toward building long-term labor-market capabilities to create AI-complementary jobs. The focus should be on enhancing human skills and fostering productivity through policies that support the transition to new types of work.
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