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Evaluating the Economic Feasibility of Labor Replacement Through Robotics and Automation in Qatar

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  • Tariq Eldakruri
  • Edip Senyurek

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This paper investigates the economic feasibility of replacing human labor with robotics and automation in Qatar's manufacturing and service sectors. By analyzing labor costs, productivity gains, and implementation expenses, the study assesses the potential financial impact and return on investment of robotic integration. Results indicate the sectors where automation is economically viable and identify challenges related to workforce adaptation, policy, and infrastructure. These insights provide guidance for policymakers and industry stakeholders considering automation strategies in Qatar.

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  • Tariq Eldakruri & Edip Senyurek, 2025. "Evaluating the Economic Feasibility of Labor Replacement Through Robotics and Automation in Qatar," Papers 2509.10152, arXiv.org.
    • Handle: RePEc:arx:papers:2509.10152
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