Economy

Economy April 12, 2018 | 5:55 pm

Embracing technology is key for tomorrow’s jobs in LatAm, Caribbean

Washington.- New technologies provide a pathway to poverty reduction and could usher in a wave of higher productivity and growth across Latin America and the Caribbean, according to a new World Bank report. At a time of growing fears of a future where automation replaces employees, technological innovation could create more and better jobs in the coming years—for both for skilled and unskille... Read more

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