
AI, productivity, and work: Evidence from US firms
Real-time evidence from users can inform the current policy debates around artificial intelligence. This column reports on a survey

Real-time evidence from users can inform the current policy debates around artificial intelligence. This column reports on a survey

The way firms coordinate activities, motivate employees, accumulate knowledge, and adapt to changing environments evolves gradually over time, and

Remote work has become a permanent feature of labour markets. But the question remains how to balance the benefits

European defence ministries and intelligence services run on infrastructure they do not control and cannot independently audit – a

Generative AI now writes a substantial share of the world’s code, but aggregate software output has changed far less.

The war in Iran has sent oil prices sharply higher, reviving the question of who bears the cost of

The conventional account of US space sector transformation credits the post-2005 entry of SpaceX, Blue Origin, and other commercial

The steady decline in the relative price of equipment has long been seen as a primary engine of long-run

Productivity gains from AI are expected to be significant, but how international trade shapes the cross-country distribution of these

In its bid to compete with the US on AI, Europe could learn from both China and from the

Real-time evidence from users can inform the current policy debates around artificial intelligence. This column reports on a survey

The way firms coordinate activities, motivate employees, accumulate knowledge, and adapt to changing environments evolves gradually over time, and

Remote work has become a permanent feature of labour markets. But the question remains how to balance the benefits

European defence ministries and intelligence services run on infrastructure they do not control and cannot independently audit – a

Generative AI now writes a substantial share of the world’s code, but aggregate software output has changed far less.

The war in Iran has sent oil prices sharply higher, reviving the question of who bears the cost of

The conventional account of US space sector transformation credits the post-2005 entry of SpaceX, Blue Origin, and other commercial

The steady decline in the relative price of equipment has long been seen as a primary engine of long-run

Productivity gains from AI are expected to be significant, but how international trade shapes the cross-country distribution of these

In its bid to compete with the US on AI, Europe could learn from both China and from the




© | Global Business & Finance Magazine. All rights reserved.