Do smart cities help to confront unemployment? A multilevel analysis

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Changes due to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) diffusion have fostered the need to examine the relationship between ICT and unemployment. The objective of this paper is analyzing whether a higher ICT diffusion, proper of smart cities, explains a higher unemployment rate. To this end, we employ a sample of 138 cities from 64 countries. These cities are those for whom the Cities in Motion Index are published. We estimate a multilevel regression model, with two levels: city and country. Results obtained show that technology at both levels of analysis significantly explains cities unemployment rates. D.R.

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Alderete, M. V. (2019). Do smart cities help to confront unemployment? A multilevel analysis. Estudios Demograficos y Urbanos, 34(1), 43–70. https://doi.org/10.24201/edu.v34i1.1751

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