Jeremy Rifkin
Economic and social theorist, born in 1945, whose The End of Work (1995) argued that information technology would eliminate jobs on a vast scale unless its productivity gains were shared.
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Economic and social theorist, born in 1945, whose The End of Work (1995) argued that information technology would eliminate jobs on a vast scale unless its productivity gains were shared.
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