
Beyond exposure: Predicting AI adoption based on comparative advantage
Predictions about the workplace impact of artificial intelligence often begin with what the technology can do captured by occupations’

Predictions about the workplace impact of artificial intelligence often begin with what the technology can do captured by occupations’

Governments around the world are increasingly mandating the digitalisation of business records, yet little is known about the effects

In 2008, the US stock market was worth $3 trillion more than the combined European stock market; in 2023,

How large is the labour cost saved by AI, and how is it distributed across occupations? Using five waves

Aggregate productivity growth in Europe has disappointed over the last two decades, fuelling concerns about competitiveness. This column argues

Imitation is a first-order concern for enterprises operating global production processes. Firms routinely source knowledge-intensive inputs from many countries,

Economic historians have long placed culture at the centre of the rise of the West, but have lacked a

The European Union’s AI Act – the world’s most ambitious regulatory framework for artificial intelligence to date – was

Macroprudential policy is designed to make the financial system safer, but it can also reshape the finance available to

Discussions on Japan’s ‘lost decades’ have long focused on sluggish demand and the survival of ‘zombie’ firms. However, new

Predictions about the workplace impact of artificial intelligence often begin with what the technology can do captured by occupations’

Governments around the world are increasingly mandating the digitalisation of business records, yet little is known about the effects

In 2008, the US stock market was worth $3 trillion more than the combined European stock market; in 2023,

How large is the labour cost saved by AI, and how is it distributed across occupations? Using five waves

Aggregate productivity growth in Europe has disappointed over the last two decades, fuelling concerns about competitiveness. This column argues

Imitation is a first-order concern for enterprises operating global production processes. Firms routinely source knowledge-intensive inputs from many countries,

Economic historians have long placed culture at the centre of the rise of the West, but have lacked a

The European Union’s AI Act – the world’s most ambitious regulatory framework for artificial intelligence to date – was

Macroprudential policy is designed to make the financial system safer, but it can also reshape the finance available to

Discussions on Japan’s ‘lost decades’ have long focused on sluggish demand and the survival of ‘zombie’ firms. However, new




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