Fear of job automation in LatAm 2018

During a 2018 survey, 21 percent of respondents from Brazil stated they were afraid they would lose their jobs within the upcoming 10 years due to job automation. The same was true for 41 percent of respondents from Mexico and 34 percent of respondents in Chile.

Level of fear of job automation in selected countries in Latin America in 2018

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Release date

July 2019

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Region

LAC

Survey time period

November and December 2018

Supplementary notes

Methodology details:

Argentina:
Company name: Voices! Research & Consultancy
Survey type: CATI
Number of respondents: 520
Date of survey: December 6 to 18, 2018

Brazil:
Company name: Market Analysis
Survey type: CAWI
Number of respondents: 500
Date of survey: November 30 to December 6, 2018

Chile:
Company name: Activa Research
Survey type: CAWI
Number of respondents: 1,032
Date of survey: November 7 to 11, 2018

Mexico:
Company name: Brand Investigation S.A de C.V.
Survey type: CAWI
Number of respondents: 500
Date of survey: November 23 to December 3, 2018

Paraguay:
Company name: ICA Consultoría Estratégica
Survey type: CAWI
Number of respondents: 500
Date of survey: December 7 to 14, 2018

Peru:
Company name: DATUM Internacional
Survey type: CAPI
Number of respondents: 1,009
Date of survey: November 9 to 14, 2018

All countries had national survey coverage, with the exception of Mexico, with only urban coverage.

CAPI stands for Computer-assisted personal interviewing, CATI for Computer-assisted telephones interviewing and CAWI for Computer Aided Web Interviewing.