By 2030, Robots Will Replace Human Jobs - Claims of the Oxford Economics Study

 


People must prepare for future income inequality, where robots are ready for more jobs. By 2030, there will be 20 million manufacturing jobs worldwide, but those jobs will be taken away from people.


In a new Oxford Economics study, economists claim that decades later, humans would hire robots to hire humans. About 14 million robots have been deployed in China alone.

China accounts for 20% of the world's robot stock. Almost every third robot is now installed there. Report claims.

By inspecting automation in the workplace, economists examine a long-term process going forward by examining previous systems, identifying robots around the world that have been deployed, almost three times over the last 20 years, bringing the figure to around 2.24 million internally. this time. Determining the points that people are expected to increase, including inequality in revenue, but limited research is expected to increase the number of upcoming robots will be better and productivity in the global economic front. 


"As a result of building robots, millions of jobs will be lost, especially in the poorer local economy, which depends on low-skilled workers. Therefore, this will increase the income gap," it said. in the study.


World GDP could rise to 5.3% if Android 2030% rises 30% more than expected. "The economy is expected to grow to a further $ 9 by 2030 (compared to current prices)," the report said.



There are three main reasons why the robot rise:


The report provides an in-depth analysis of the cause, which is expected to grow globally and strengthen the three elements and increase demand and use of silverware.


  1. Cheaper than people.

  2. They are developing and working well.

  3. Demand for finished products increases. China has already invested in robots to become a world leader in manufacturing. 


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