Technology Adoption and Skill Premium in the Knowledge Economy
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This paper introduces an indirect utility function with non-constant expenditure shares to analyze how technology adoption and skill premium are linked in the knowledge economy. The model shows that if and only if the technology is “general purpose technology” (GPT),technology adoption increases the skill premium in spite of the relative price decline of modern goods that are skill-intensive.
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This paper introduces an indirect utility function with non-constant expenditure shares to analyze how technology adoption and skill premium are linked in the knowledge economy. The model shows that if and only if the technology is “general purpose technology” (GPT),technology adoption increases the skill premium in spite of the relative price decline of modern goods that are skill-intensive.
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