A.K. Bansal

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Dr. A.K. Bansal is a leading scholar in labor economics and the future of work, with a particular focus on the impact of automation and robotization on employment in developing economies. His most cited work, "Do Automation and Robotization Affect Occupation in India? An Empirical Study" (2024), provides one of the first rigorous empirical analyses of how technological adoption is reshaping India’s occupational landscape. By examining the accelerating use of robots and automation, Bansal addresses a critical gap in the literature, offering data-driven insights into the changing world of work. His research is pivotal for policymakers and economists seeking to understand the nuanced effects of technology on job displacement, skill demands, and labor market inequality in emerging economies. With growing citation impact, Bansal’s contributions are helping to frame the global conversation on inclusive technological progress, making him an essential voice for students and researchers studying the intersection of technology, labor, and economic development.