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Changing Germany's Statutory Pension Insurance: An Empirical Study of Popular Aversion to Reforms
The demographic transition is putting the German statutory pension insurance system under enormous pressure to reform. Despite widespread concern, no reform of the adjustment mechanisms incorporated into the pension system meets with the approval of a majority of the population.
Matthias Diermeier / Ruth Maria Schüler IW

Further training needs of the automotive industry in transformation
Due to the ecological and digital transformation, significant parts of the German economy, particularly the industrial sector, are currently undergoing a transformation. This development also extends to the automotive sector, which occupies a vital position in ...
Alexander Burstedde / Paula Risius / Jurek Tiedemann / Dirk Werner IW

KI and the Labor Market: An Analysis of Employment Effects
It has been about ten years since Frey and Osborne's study on the automation risks of occupations in the USA fuelled the debate on the end of work due to digitalisation worldwide. Since then, numerous scientific studies have been published to examine the ...
Andrea Hammermann /Roschan Monsef / Oliver Stettes IW

Do the Employees Affected by Digitisation Change Establishments More Frequently or Do They Become Unemployed More Often?
Concerns that the increasing use of technology in routine occupations could lead to job losses seem to have so far proved unfounded.
Stefanie Seele / Oliver Stettes IW
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Changing Germany's Statutory Pension Insurance: An Empirical Study of Popular Aversion to Reforms
The demographic transition is putting the German statutory pension insurance system under enormous pressure to reform. Despite widespread concern, no reform of the adjustment mechanisms incorporated into the pension system meets with the approval of a majority of the population.
Matthias Diermeier / Ruth Maria Schüler IW

Further training needs of the automotive industry in transformation
Due to the ecological and digital transformation, significant parts of the German economy, particularly the industrial sector, are currently undergoing a transformation. This development also extends to the automotive sector, which occupies a vital position in the German economy.
Alexander Burstedde / Paula Risius / Jurek Tiedemann / Dirk Werner IW

KI and the Labor Market: An Analysis of Employment Effects
It has been about ten years since Frey and Osborne's study on the automation risks of occupations in the USA fuelled the debate on the end of work due to digitalisation worldwide. Since then, numerous scientific studies have been published to examine the employment effects of technology such as robotics.
Andrea Hammermann /Roschan Monsef / Oliver Stettes IW

Do the Employees Affected by Digitisation Change Establishments More Frequently or Do They Become Unemployed More Often?
Concerns that the increasing use of technology in routine occupations could lead to job losses seem to have so far proved unfounded.
Stefanie Seele / Oliver Stettes IW

German Industry's Options for a Secure Supply of Raw Materials
In recent years German industry has seen a rise in the risks attached to its procurement of raw materials.
Cornelius Bähr / Hubertus Bardt / Adriana Neligan IW
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