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Chapter 10 The impact of AI and automation on income inequality in BRICS countries and the role of structural factors and women’s empowerment

  • Muhammad Suhrab , Chen Pinglu , Radulescu Magdalena , Jahangeer Ahmed Soomro und Surjeet Dalal
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Abstract

This study evaluated the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation on income inequality in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). The study thoroughly examined the moderating role of structural factors and women’s empowerment on the effect of AI and automation using desktop research that included 75 journal articles, 31 reports, and 45 other key documents. It was discovered that while automation boosts productivity and decreases costs, it also has a detrimental impact on income inequality since it eliminates low-wage, low-skill jobs, which results in job losses and salary reductions in the manufacturing and service sectors. By increasing access to education and presenting equitable opportunities in the workplace, women’s economic empowerment may contribute to the reduction of the economic disparity brought on by automation. Governments should promote an equitable distribution of wealth and resources through progressive taxes and welfare policies in order to reduce economic inequality. While considering financial inequity and poverty, AI and automation should be used to boost economic mobility and eliminate poverty.

Abstract

This study evaluated the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation on income inequality in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). The study thoroughly examined the moderating role of structural factors and women’s empowerment on the effect of AI and automation using desktop research that included 75 journal articles, 31 reports, and 45 other key documents. It was discovered that while automation boosts productivity and decreases costs, it also has a detrimental impact on income inequality since it eliminates low-wage, low-skill jobs, which results in job losses and salary reductions in the manufacturing and service sectors. By increasing access to education and presenting equitable opportunities in the workplace, women’s economic empowerment may contribute to the reduction of the economic disparity brought on by automation. Governments should promote an equitable distribution of wealth and resources through progressive taxes and welfare policies in order to reduce economic inequality. While considering financial inequity and poverty, AI and automation should be used to boost economic mobility and eliminate poverty.

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