tellers and jobs like that will be the first to be challenged. then repetitive blue collar jobs like dishwasher. assembly line workers, and a little bit later drivers also will be challenged. maria: li says in the next 15 years 44% of jobs will be replaced by machine. he says anything any job that relies on data can be done easier and faster by a ma she. later, jobs like trucking will be replaced. the vehicle will replace some kind of job that drivers are required to do today. but it will create new stunts because of the expansive effect on the economy. the whole nature of warehouses will change. there are piles of inventory waiting to be sold are in the
capitalism in the gallup polling, whether they mean what it means in practical terms but what s a fair and just capitalist system? we ll keep following it. fascinating stuff. the multiples with the ceo makes versus the assembly line worker growing for decades and another broader issue. these are some of the highest paid assembly line workers in the world and a global marketplace and trade policies raising costs for the parts and raw materials so you have got an auto industry that s facing declining global car purchases and probably continues and focusing heavily on suvs and trucks. we have gas prices go up because of the middle east and then in a tough situation there, too. all this spending on investment of the new technologies, it is a treacherous moment for the industry. christine romans, great to have you. thank you. a story to follow this morning. president trump implying that iran may be responsible for this weekend s shocking attack on oil facilities in saudi arabi
but the problems were clear from the beginning and they became more clear and probably hurt government walkers reelection chances. 8% would be engineered. they cold the milwaukee sentinel that a third of the employees would be assembly workers and two thirds would be knowledge workers. then they say it looks like only 10% of employees would be assembly line workers and the others would be other high skill workers. foxconn makes the screens on these things in china. they want to replace low paid workers there with robots. why would we believe they want to go put high wage manufacturing jobs into wisconsin. there was no reason to believe it, you re right, they
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