Jan Gromadzki

Vienna University of Economics and Business

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Jan Gromadzki is a leading economist whose research investigates the profound impacts of automation on labor markets and income inequality across Europe. His most-cited work, "Automation and Income Inequality in Europe" (2023, 7 citations), provides a rigorous empirical analysis of how technological change reshapes wage structures and exacerbates economic disparities. Gromadzki’s key contributions lie in quantifying the distributional effects of automation, demonstrating that its benefits are unevenly captured by high-skilled workers while displacing routine jobs and widening the gap between top and bottom earners. His research offers critical insights for policymakers seeking to design inclusive growth strategies in the face of rapid technological advancement. By linking granular data on occupational exposure to automation with household-level income dynamics, Gromadzki has advanced the understanding of how structural economic shifts translate into real-world inequality. His work is highly cited for its methodological rigor and timely relevance, making him a vital voice in contemporary debates on the future of work and social equity.