→ The end of what can be considered "knochenarbeit"

→ Rich / Poor Distribution

→ Data as a resource will not follow old market laws of shortage and production

→ How translucent is the barrier between rich and poor (in scenario eg via diary)

→ More Startups / Less Big Players?

→ State of Economy: Monopole / Current State / Multipolization

→ Economy and State: Socialism vs. Capitalism

→ Prediction: Social-Market-Economy with strong welfare state (Stronger than now based on Germany, perhaps more like a Scandinavian Model)

→ Less Jobs (Reports)

→ Many Jobs that are replaced will be undesirable jobs

→ Changed Jobs

→ New Jobs

→ Human component remains and gets paid for work

→ Pure "machine-economy" seems unlikely as of now

→ China, India, the United States, Indonesia and Brazil are expected to be the top five economies by the mid-century

→ Asia-Pacific region in particular will emerge as the focal point of the global economy

→ Jobs are more short-term and people switch more fluently between them as new jobs emerge

→ People experiment more with jobs to find meaning and hidden talents / pleasures