Technology, Socioeconomics and Education

One of the characteristics of the late 20th century and early 21st century is the constant technological, economic, and social transformations that are clearly interrelated where any technological innovation directly influences the socio and labour sphere. This fact can be seen, for example, in the growth of business models based on the economy of platforms, such as the gig economy, and in the robotization of productive systems that are accelerating a new labour scenario by creating, replacing and transforming many occupations as we know them. Some of the most representative facts that characterise these transformations are articulated below.

Keywords— socioeconomic, employability, creativity, technology