In his recent paper "Who can work at home?", Johnatan Dingel highlights

that:

(1) "white-collar workers have more chance to do job from home than blue

collar workers."

(2) A third of American jobs could be done from home, while only 23% for

Mexican and 5% for Mozambican job can.

(3) Offshoring of white-collar jobs might increase for a-synchronized tasks,

but not for synchronized tasks.

Questions:

(a) From your knowledge of the course, what could be the impact of these

new findings on migration trends of high-skilled and low-skilled

migrants?

(b) From you point of view, are offshoring or white-collar jobs likely to

increase in the near future?