wellnessfitproDoes generative AI narrow or widen productivity gaps in research? We study the distributional effects of AI on research productivity in economics using evidence from three sources: NBER working-paper and…
wellnessfitproIt would take true Milei-like ardour to slice through Brazil’s economic troubles. These are caused by a gnarly mix of high public spending, stubborn inflation and low saving. The result is…
wellnessfitproTop Democrats slam ‘Trump’s failing economic agenda’ following jobs report that experts call ‘mediocre’ Elizabeth Warren, the top Democrat on the Senate banking committee, has blasted Donald Trump’s “failing economic…
wellnessfitproIntroduction: UK economy bigger than first thought after GDP revised higher Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy. The UK…
wellnessfitproThe US federal government owns and administers 472,892,659 acres or 21% of the land area of the lower 48 states, the country’s largest landowner. The resource is held and managed…
wellnessfitproA short distance north from Warsaw along the Vistula river, camouflaged missile launchers roll through the quiet village of Czosnów. As recently as two years ago, their destination – a…
wellnessfitproUK economic outlook brighter as new government measures will boost growth, says OECD The outlook for the UK economy has brightened, according to the Paris-based OECD, with inflation lower than…
wellnessfitproThe Solow model has its uses, but it fails when it comes to major changes stemming from AI. Consider instead an economy with (at least) two factors of production: 1.…
wellnessfitproBy Anton Korinek, Charles I. Jones, Szymon Sacher, Tess Cotter, and Peter McCrory, a strong line-up from Anthropic. They are sober, reasoned, scientific, and (for the most part) dynamically consistent. …
wellnessfitproThere isn’t much that we Indians agree on these days. GDP numbers are no exception. Last week, India released glowing GDP numbers for the latest quarter – 7.8% growth –…
