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Why Are Some Jobs Paid More Than Others? | Daily Essay

Episode 218 Published 4 days, 11 hours ago
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New York's sanitation workers broke a state law to strike in 1968, and with every driver out at once they won their raise. An anesthesiologist earns more than $350,000 while a nursing assistant earns about $42,000, and ASML keeps 29 cents of each dollar while Kroger keeps under 2. What becomes valuable as AI does more of our work?

Featuring: John DeLury, Vincent J. Cannato

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(00:00) What becomes valuable as AI does more of our work
(00:08) The 1968 New York garbage strike
(00:46) The 2024 dockworkers strike
(00:59) Nursing assistants and anesthesiologists
(01:29) ASML and Kroger
(01:49) Work many people want done and few can do

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