Large language models increasingly write the code behind empirical research. This column reports a benchmark of 40 econometric tasks
Financial crises routinely trigger sweeping overhauls of financial regulation, but whose interests do these reforms serve? Using data on
Bilateral pushback against China is failing, making joint WTO and IMF action key to tackling subsidies, under-consumption and an
Public debt is at or near record highs across the OECD, increasing the pressure on governments to restore fiscal
In response to digital dependence, Europe has decided to think bigger. This includes AI gigafactories, tripling data centre capacity,
For commodity-exporting emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs), recent years have delivered something more unsettling than the usual commodity
Explaining comparative economic development requires identifying the causes of institutional change. This column uses AI to analyse 120 years
Direct evidence on the effects of financial sanctions remains limited. This column uses correspondent banking data to study how
What matters more for sovereign credit ratings – today’s debt or tomorrow’s deficits? This column explores how ratings weigh
Populism may not only have contemporary but also long-term effects on the macroeconomy. Using data for advanced economies and
Large language models increasingly write the code behind empirical research. This column reports a benchmark of 40 econometric tasks
Financial crises routinely trigger sweeping overhauls of financial regulation, but whose interests do these reforms serve? Using data on
Bilateral pushback against China is failing, making joint WTO and IMF action key to tackling subsidies, under-consumption and an
Public debt is at or near record highs across the OECD, increasing the pressure on governments to restore fiscal
In response to digital dependence, Europe has decided to think bigger. This includes AI gigafactories, tripling data centre capacity,
For commodity-exporting emerging market and developing economies (EMDEs), recent years have delivered something more unsettling than the usual commodity
Explaining comparative economic development requires identifying the causes of institutional change. This column uses AI to analyse 120 years
Direct evidence on the effects of financial sanctions remains limited. This column uses correspondent banking data to study how
What matters more for sovereign credit ratings – today’s debt or tomorrow’s deficits? This column explores how ratings weigh
Populism may not only have contemporary but also long-term effects on the macroeconomy. Using data for advanced economies and
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