OceanofPDF.com The Technology Trap - CARL BENEDIKT FREY
The final section of Carl Benedikt Frey's The Technology Trap presents an extensive bibliography and a detailed index. The bibliography lists over 300 scholarly works, ranging from classic economic texts (Kuznets, Solow, Marx) and historical studies of technology (Landes, Mokyr, Wrigley) to contemporary research on automation, AI, and labor market impacts (Frey & Osborne, Acemoglu & Restrepo, World Bank reports). The index catalogs the book’s key concepts, historical figures, technologies, and thematic clusters, linking them to specific page ranges. Together, these components illustrate the interdisciplinary foundation of the book’s argument about the cyclical relationship between enabling and labor‑replacing technologies, the political economy of automation, and the distributional consequences across centuries.
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Bibliographic Foundations and Interdisciplinary Sources
A comprehensive collection of over 300 scholarly works that form the intellectual backbone of the book, ranging from classic economic texts (Kuznets, Solow, Marx) and historical studies of technology (Landes, Mokyr, Wrigley) to contributions from sociology, engineering, and computer science. The bibliography demonstrates the interdisciplinary nature of the analysis and provides the evidential base for the book’s arguments about technology cycles and labor‑market dynamics.