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One million people are looking for work in Chile, while the country’s population is aging and the labor market offers fewer and fewer opportunities for young people and older workers. The Australian experience shows that flexibility and good wages can go hand in hand.
Just as banks grew into pillars whose collapse put the entire system at risk, AI is moving toward a similar point. Its size, scope and global dependence are making it a technology that is "too big to fail".
The World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025 anticipates a profound transformation in global employment. Artificial intelligence, the green transition and an aging population are changing the way we work and the opportunities that will emerge between now and 2030.
Unfortunately, the work done by the Central Bank on the impact of the rapid and significant increase in the minimum wage has become politicized, turning into a dichotomous debate that omits the motivation, methodology and conclusions of the study itself.
The need for alternative financing has driven the growth of private debt, transforming access to capital and fostering economic development and innovation in various sectors.
Is it time to celebrate the employment gains derived from the INE labor market bulletin? It seems a bit early for that.
