New York University
For The Census Annual Survey Of Manufacturers
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Amount$52,481
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Program
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Date Awarded8/28/2017
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
New York University Stern School of Business supports Professor Robert Seamans’ work on assessing the effect of robots on manufacturing firms, labor, and regional economies. The goal of this project is to study this effect by adding a question on robots to the Census’ Annual Survey of Manufacturers, which Professor Seamans anticipates will have an impact on future research and policy. This project directly contributes to efforts intended to gather more data on robots and other types of automation by collecting and analyzing data on robots, and by providing this data for other researchers to use for related projects.
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