Sometimes it's better to be the culprit

After considering the plight of Post Service, I came across the following article. It sites economists from the London School of Economics who feel,  “since the mid-1990s, moderately educated workers — high-school graduates and those with two years of college — have seen their pay and job chances falling compared with both the very educated (those with four or more years of college) and the least educated (high-school dropouts).”- “A lot of research suggests technology is the culprit. A technological revolution first automated away many blue-collar jobs. Now, information and communication technologies (ICT) have also replaced many white-collar tasks.”


Source:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2012/02/27/147499539/why-middle-class-jobs-are-disappearing-and-what-workers-can-do-about-it