Artificial intelligence promises to reshape economies worldwide, but firm-level evidence on its effects in Europe remains scarce. This column
Digital design increasingly confers a competitive edge in global tech markets. This column examines how the award to Apple
The novelty and speed of diffusion of generative AI means that evidence on its impact on productivity and the
In many developing countries, productive firms remain too small, while less productive firms are too large. Such misallocation contributes
The EU’s digital economy relies on investments by the telecoms industry to keep the bloc at the forefront of
Work from home is now a permanent feature of how firms organise production, yet its effects on productivity remain
Banks have long relied upon cutting-edge technologies to deliver products and improve efficiency, but there is limited evidence on
Artificial intelligence is spreading quickly among European firms. Using new surveys from Germany, Italy, and Spain, this column shows
Multinational companies are at the heart of two key globalisation trends: the fragmentation of production and the internationalisation of
European member states may now exceed deficit limits if the borrowing finances defence. This column argues that this fiscal
Artificial intelligence promises to reshape economies worldwide, but firm-level evidence on its effects in Europe remains scarce. This column
Digital design increasingly confers a competitive edge in global tech markets. This column examines how the award to Apple
The novelty and speed of diffusion of generative AI means that evidence on its impact on productivity and the
In many developing countries, productive firms remain too small, while less productive firms are too large. Such misallocation contributes
The EU’s digital economy relies on investments by the telecoms industry to keep the bloc at the forefront of
Work from home is now a permanent feature of how firms organise production, yet its effects on productivity remain
Banks have long relied upon cutting-edge technologies to deliver products and improve efficiency, but there is limited evidence on
Artificial intelligence is spreading quickly among European firms. Using new surveys from Germany, Italy, and Spain, this column shows
Multinational companies are at the heart of two key globalisation trends: the fragmentation of production and the internationalisation of
European member states may now exceed deficit limits if the borrowing finances defence. This column argues that this fiscal
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