Research paper
Read the article "A World Without Work" by Derek Thompson (https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/07/world-without-work/395294/)in The Atlantc magazine. The premise of the article is the transformation of labor and work due to the effectsfrom technological automation. Research and provide 2 examples each of the transformative effects of automation for changes to personal incomes, labor, consumption, education, and social interactions.For your conclusions, provide an assessment of how effective and ineffective is the response to deal with those changes. Please make sure that you have a thesis (a main point that you are making) and develop it thoroughly and coherently. Use specific and clear examples with empirical evidence (from research, direct observation, or past experience). All work must be your own or properly cited using the APA standards.You will be provided with the means for you to check your work through the anti-plagirism Turnitin.com website before submitting the final draft in the course module's dropbox in Learning Studio. Please include the following requirements in the completed paper:
•Typed using a word processing application, such as Microsoft Word.
•A required minimum of 8 pages (not including the cover, reference and abstract pages). Double-spaced between lines within the paragraphs, with the Times New Roman font type in a 12-point font size.
•A cover page with the student's full name, the title of the type of work which was selected for the paper, the date of when the paper was completed, the course title, and the instructor's name whom the work is being submitted to.
•For university level work, it is highly expected that the paper will contain properly documented notes, source citations, an abstract page, references and the presentation of tables and graphs if necessary. The use of the APA form of completing a research paper is preferred. A book titled "The Handbook for Writers", as well as other resources for writing research papers can be found in most public libraries.