A major reason for deindustrialization is that, beginning in the early 1960s, employers easily replaced workers with the highest skill levels with automation.

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Deindustrialization is primarily driven by the shift of manufacturing jobs to countries with lower labor costs, increased global competition, and technological advancements that improve productivity but not necessarily through the direct replacement of the highest skill level workers with automation. Automation impacts various skill levels, not just the highest.

A Major Reason for Deindustrialization Is That, Beginning in the Early