Report
Patrick Artus

The sophistication of industry and globalisation

The sophistication of a country’s industry can be measured by the skill level of its labour force and its degree of industrial automation. We examine whether having a sophisticated industry enables countries to benefit from globalisation or at least to not suffer from it. The potential negative effec ts of globalisation can be measured by: C hange over time in manufacturing production; C hange over time in export market shares; The unemployment rate among low- and medium-skilled people. We find that high skills and automation clearly enable manufacturing production and exports to increase and unemployment to decrease. Skills and modernisation among companies therefore shelter countries from the negative effects of globalisation.
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Patrick Artus

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