Automatic Poverty

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Focusing on Britain's economic decline, the book presents a critical analysis of advanced industrialization, highlighting how increased mechanization in productive processes leads to stagnant output. Through this lens, it explores the implications of automation on society and the economy, suggesting that technological advancements may not necessarily correlate with growth. Originally published in 1981, it offers a thought-provoking perspective on the challenges faced by industrial economies.