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Octubre 22, 2018
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World Development Report 2019

THE CHANGING NATURE OF WORK

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HUMAN CAPITAL PROJECT Better investments in people

Questions Addressed in the Report

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The nature of work is changing…but how?

Chapter 1 considers this question and presents a new framework for thinking about the changing nature of work.
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How are increased automation and digitization impacting business?

Chapter 2 looks at some of the most pressing issues.
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Changes in the relative demand for skills necessitates greater investments in foundational human capital. Where can governments start?

Chapter 3 presents the World Bank’s new Human Capital Index.
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Technological progress might bring opportunity, but it can be disruptive in the process. How can we best prepare people who are currently in work?

Chapter 4 considers this question.
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People also learn valuable skills at work, but how does learning differ between different types of workers?

Chapter 5 presents new analysis.
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In light of changing labor markets and persistent informality, is it time to rethink social protection systems?

Chapter 6 looks at some of the options.
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How can the changing nature of work be harnessed to improve social inclusion and at what cost?

Chapter 7 explores this question.

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