Maciej Albinowski
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About
Maciej Albinowski is an economist whose research sits at the intersection of technological change, labor markets, and demographic inequality. His work focuses on understanding how the rapid adoption of information and communication technologies (ICT) and automation — particularly robotics — reshapes employment prospects, wages, and opportunities across different population groups in Europe. His most prominent contribution, examining the differential labor market impacts of ICT and robots on demographic groups, has garnered significant scholarly attention, accumulating over 43 citations since its 2023 publication and building on earlier working paper versions that have also drawn considerable readership. This research is particularly timely given ongoing policy debates about technological displacement and inclusive growth, offering empirical insights into which workers — segmented by age, gender, and education — face the greatest vulnerabilities or opportunities as automation accelerates. Albinowski's findings contribute meaningfully to discussions among policymakers and academics seeking to design labor market interventions that address the uneven distributional consequences of the digital and robotic revolution across European economies.
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