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- who: Unemployment and colleagues from the Employment Insecurity and Feedback Effect in China Institute for Global Public, Fudan University have published the article: How Does Automation Risk Shape Social Policy Preference? Employment Insecurity and Policy Feedback Effect in China, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: Analysing cross-sectional data derived from a nationally representative survey, this study examines the impact of automation risk on Chinese people's social policy preferences in two attitudinal dimensions: government responsibility in income redistribution and old-age support. This study seeks to go beyond the conventional argument that automation risk affects . . .
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