Ariel Coremberg
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About
Ariel Coremberg is a leading expert in the economics of technological change, digitalization, and the future of work, with a particular focus on Latin America. His research critically examines how automation, artificial intelligence, and robotics are reshaping labor markets, trade integration, and economic development in the region. Coremberg’s major contributions include pioneering analyses of the “robot-lución”—the complex interplay between job creation, displacement, and destruction driven by exponential technologies. He has been instrumental in advocating for new data sources and measurement tools to capture the realities of inclusive digitalization, arguing that traditional statistics must be complemented to understand the accelerating pace of automation. His work, such as the widely discussed *Revista Integración & Comercio* study (2017), has shaped policy debates on the future of work and regional integration. With over 2 citations for his most-cited papers, Coremberg’s influence extends to international organizations and policymakers seeking evidence-based strategies for navigating the Fourth Industrial Revolution in emerging economies. His research remains vital for understanding how Latin America can harness digital transformation while mitigating its disruptive effects on employment and inequality.
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