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Join Friederike Mengel and Carlos Carillo Tudela in conversation with Jules Pretty on the modern nature of work, how labour economics helps us understand the rapid pace of change, the impacts on women, the choices regarding home working, and what this all means for national productivity and whether countries become poorer or richer.
Friederike Mengel and Carlos Carillo Tudela are economists in the Department of Economics at the University of Essex.
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