The Forces Transforming Global Labor Markets
As the pandemic’s impact on workers begins to fade, four structural forces are gathering momentum.
As the pandemic’s impact on workers begins to fade, four structural forces are gathering momentum.
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The evolution of labor markets will determine the next generation of leaders and laggards across industries, regions and countries.
For investors, the forces reshaping global labor markets will impact wages, productivity, unemployment, economic growth, inflation and fiscal deficits—creating a new roster of winning and losing industries and countries.
From deglobalization to AI, structural forces are transforming labor markets. How can investors uncover opportunities and challenges in a new era of work?
Jakob Wilhelmus, Director, PGIM and Julia Newbould, Managing Editor, Investment Magazine discuss transformation of the labour markets.
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New research from PGIM explores how macroeconomic forces are reshaping the global workforce and economy.