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Figure 1. Designing the destruction and capitalization effect. Source: Own representation based on Colvin (2015)Schwab (2017) and
Figure 2. Impact of automation on certain tasks. Source: Own representation based on Autor et al
Figure 3. Development of a skills cluster. Source: Own creation based on the generated and categorized findings
Figure 4. Soft skills model for the future of work. Source: Own creation based on both, the theoretical and empirical analysis

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