Presentations at the Workshop on Research Evidence related to Future Skill Demands

Is Education the Answer?: A Quick History of Debates About Skills and U.S. Competitiveness by David Finegold

Overview of Occupational Projections to 2014 by Dixie Sommers

Technological Change and Job Polarization: Implications for Skill Demand and Wage Inequality by David Autor

Janis Houston's response to Technological Change and Job Polarization

The Knowledge Worker and Future Skill Demands of the U.S. Workforce by Asaf Darr

Future Skill Demands Knowledge Workers in Biotechnology: Occupational Structure, Careers & Skill Demands by Fiona Murray and Helen Hsi

The Knowledge Workforce in the Global Economy: Some Thoughts by Martin Kenney

High Touch and Here to Stay: Future Skills Demands in Low-Wage Service Occupations by Mary Gatta, Heather Boushey, and Eileen Appelbaum

David Autor’s response to High Tech and Here-to-Stay

Paid Care-Giving for Older Adults with Serious or Chronic Illness: Ethnographic Perspectives, Evidence and Policy Implications by Chris Wellin

The Feasibility of Using O*NET to Study Skill Changes by Suzanne Tsacoumis

Projecting the Impact of Computers on Work in 2030 by Stuart Elliott

A New Survey of Workplace Skills, Technology, and Management Practices by Michael Handel

Panel Discussion of Skill Supply and Demand: Immigrants by B. Lindsay Lowell