One of the most influential magazines in the world this week crossed a line that it had been avoiding for years. The Economist, the publication read by the European Central Bank and that no minister of economy is allowed to ignore, put on the cover two words: Jobs Apocalypse. Below, in smaller lyrics but with equal weight: Hoped for the best, plan for the worse. Marc Vidal, an economic analyst and digital developer, interpreted it as a shocking …
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One of the most influential magazines in the world this week crossed a line that it had been avoiding for years. The Economist, the publication read by the European Central Bank and that no minister of economy is allowed to ignore, put on the cover two words: Jobs Apocalypse. Below, in smaller lyrics but with equal weight: Hoped for the best, plan for the worse. Marc Vidal, an economic analyst and digital developer, interpreted it as a shocking …