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The World’s Youngest Generation Is Looking for Work: Can We Create Enough Good Jobs?
Can the world create enough good jobs for its rapidly growing youth population? This IRJAR Global Questions article examines youth unemployment, Africa’s demographic dividend,…
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What skills will humans need in an AI-powered world? This IRJAR Global Questions article examines how artificial intelligence is transforming work and why AI…
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For generations, families around the world have repeated essentially the same advice to their children: study hard, go to university, earn a degree, find…
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