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Higher labor intensity in US automotive assembly plants after transitioning to electric vehicles

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This groundbreaking research by Andrew Weng, Omar Y. Ahmed, Gabriel Ehrlich, and Anna Stefanopoulou reveals that electric vehicle production in the US is actually more labor-intensive than traditional internal combustion engine assembly. Surprisingly, labor intensity continues to rise during the ramp-up phase and does not plateau even after a decade. Discover the implications for job security in the automotive sector!... show more

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