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India is increasingly regarded around the world as the leading developing country in the field, with the human-resource capacity and technological skills needed to work on the cutting edge of outer-space challenges.
The countries that signed on to that accord committed themselves to sharing the risks and benefits of a global economic and technological transformation.
Second, Asia was brought under the rubric of a single interdependent global economy in which the West holds the key technological and financial cards.
But, despite the obvious benefits of robotization, artificial intelligence (AI), and other technological developments, there are growing concerns about the impact of such innovations on jobs.
Yet, according to the new WTO report, empirical studies overwhelmingly find that, with a few relevant exceptions, technological change does not substantially reduce aggregate labor demand and employment.
In developed and developing countries alike, the most obvious impact of technological change is not on the level of employment, but on the types of jobs and skills that are in demand.
Since then, huge technological advances have occurred, and demand for resources has increased massively.
As technological advances in information technology combine with de-regulation and globalization to fuel growing competition, the world's securities markets are being forced to update, consolidate, and expand their activities, and to rationalize their governance structures in order to become more cost efficient, transparent, and accountable.
Here, the past may be a less reliable guide than we think, because the slower pace of technological change meant that job replacement kept up with job displacement.
It is imperative that the EU build societies that are seen as global leaders in social, political, and technological innovation – all will be urgently needed in the transition to the low-carbon economy that is coming.
But technological advances now make it possible for big tech companies to compete for the profits of the financial sector – if they can find the right partners.
At the heart of this latest technological development is the much-maligned development of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin.
Digital music, mobile apps, Google, and Twitter – these and other “intangible” technological miracles have changed our lives.
Moreover, Russia and India possess nuclear weapons, and Japan has the technological wherewithal to reconfigure its defense posture to meet any regional nuclear threat.
China is positioning itself as an economic and technological rival to the EU and the United States.
That does not means protecting specific jobs from trade competition or technological innovation.
But the change in Beijing also reflects China’s growing understanding that a truly green economy promises not only to improve quality of life, but also to create enormous opportunities for technological and political leadership.
And the faster that Chinese policy drives a transition to a low-carbon economy, the greater the technological and economic opportunity.
We should not be surprised if, within a decade, Beijing’s bright blue skies prove to be a harbinger of Chinese technological leadership in all aspects of the green economy.
Indeed, we are in the midst of dramatic technological breakthroughs, with advances in digital technology connecting all corners of the world.
It will also require policies and programs that provide some financial cushion to displaced workers; otherwise, the owners of machines and equity will seize on technological disruptions to capture an even larger share of the economic pie.
Building on its 13th Five Year Plan (in May 2016), the authorities established objectives for China to become an “innovative nation” by 2020, an “international innovation leader” by 2030, and a “world powerhouse of scientific and technological innovation” by 2050.
Numerous academic studies, following the work of the American economic historian Douglass North, support the notion that it is competition among states and regions that lays the groundwork for technological progress and economic growth.
Cultures everywhere change in response to technological developments, economic growth, and - of course - globalization.
If anything, technological innovation and new discoveries are reducing the importance of oil in the productive process.
The energy industry has seen technological breakthroughs originating both within the industry (the shale-oil revolution in the United States) and outside of it (cheap, renewable energy).
This technological revolution will have serious political implications.
Western technological innovation has focused too little on reducing the adverse environmental impact of growth, and too much on saving labor – something that China has in abundance.
As technological innovation further reduces entry barriers for both producers and consumers, the proliferation of these linkages becomes even easier, amplifying what already is essentially a spaghetti bowl of cross-border relationships and dependencies.
As we now know, that led to a period of easy monetary conditions, which, together with financial deregulation and technological developments, sowed the seeds of the 2007 financial crisis and the ensuing recession.
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