B. Advanced Manufacturing Technologies / AND TECHNOLOGY / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Montreal / plant B. Clearly / New York University / Harvard College / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
technology-specic level / manufacturing technologies / manufacturing workers / technology equipment / divided technologies / machinery / local area networks / exible manufacturing cells / production machinery / Computer-automated design tools / plant-level technology use / transportation equipment / manufacturing automation systems / factory automation equipment / able use such devices / design software / technology use / control machinery / technology groups / employer technology / manufacturing industries / factory automation technologies / programmable logic devices / technology measures / software / fabricated metal products / process material/products / telecommunications / Local and wide area networks / nonelectrical machinery / technology adoption / electrical and electronic equipment / high tech / medical services / manufacturing plants / technology counts / /
Organization
New York University / Bureau of the Census / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / University of Montreal / National Academy of Sciences / U. S. Bureau of the Census / Harvard College / Center for Economic Studies / U. S. Census Bureau / Board of Governors / Bureau of Labor Statistics / /
Person
Autor / Alan Krueger / Lawrence Katz / William Carrington / DUNNE KENNETH / MARK DOM / Donald Siegel / Daniel Hamermesh / KENNETH R. TROSKE / Mark Roberts / Steven Berry / /
Position
President / janitor / representative / all model / /
ProvinceOrState
Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
The Quarterly Journal of Economics / QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS / /
Technology
information technologies / 260 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS technologies / 8 technologies / four technologies / 6 technologies / 4 technologies / factory automation technologies / previous year.5 These technologies / thirteen technologies / seventeen technologies / 13 technologies / 10 technologies / CAD/CAM / Workforce Skills The technologies / employer technology / DOM / also divided technologies / local area networks / twelve technologies / CAD / /
WORKERS, WAGES, AND TECHNOLOGY* MARK DOM S TIMOT HY DUNNE KENNETH R. TROSKE This paper documents how plant-level wages, occupational mix, workforce education, and productivity vary with the adoption and use of new factor