@article{koropets2020advanced,
  title = {Advanced Technology and Changes in Labor Demand in Russia},
  author = {Olga KOROPETS1 and Evgeniya TUKHTAROVA2 and Natalya NEKLYUDOVA2},
  year = 2020,
  url = {https://ibimapublishing.com/p-articles/36ECO/2020/36139120/},
  journal = {Communications of International Proceedings},
  volume = 2020 (4),
  abstract = {The article presents the impact analysis of the widespread use of advanced technologies on unemployment in the Russian regions. The authors believe that the transition to a new technological order, will restructure the labor demand in the regional labor markets of Russia. This restructuring will raise the demand for blue-collar workers, while those with university education will experience problems with employment. To confirm the proposed thesis, the authors used a correlation-regression analysis of space-time series. The study shows that most Russian regions have low potential for the new technological order transition. The use of this method allowed the authors to record a trend towards a decrease in the demand for people with university degrees, but also a significant difference between the regions towards the transition to the new technological order. Thus, the analysis results showed that high-tech regions with sufficient potential for the new technological order do not need a large number of people with higher education. At the same time, under the new conditions, high-tech regions are experiencing an acute shortage of workers with a secondary professional vocational education.},
  keywords = {Unemployment, Industry 4.0, Level of Education, Higher Education, Secondary Professional Education, Complete Secondary Education, High-Tech Regions},
  note = Article ID: 36139120
}