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Throughout the paper, Weinstein includes several ''Wage Boxes'' and ''Predictions Boxes'' that provide additional commentary and quotes from key figures in academia, industry, and government. These boxes highlight the prevailing views on wage suppression and labor market manipulation, as well as predictions from economists and demographers about the future of the labor market for scientists and engineers. | Throughout the paper, Weinstein includes several ''Wage Boxes'' and ''Predictions Boxes'' that provide additional commentary and quotes from key figures in academia, industry, and government. These boxes highlight the prevailing views on wage suppression and labor market manipulation, as well as predictions from economists and demographers about the future of the labor market for scientists and engineers. | ||
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