
Winners and losers from remote work: How firm capabilities impact productivity
Work from home is now a permanent feature of how firms organise production, yet its effects on productivity remain

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

The Trump administration’s sweeping tariff measures are intended to increase the competitiveness of US firms – especially in high-tech

Over the past two decades, start-ups have increasingly turned to acquisition as their preferred exit strategy, but the impact

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, over a million Ukrainian refugees fled to Poland. This column shows that far

It is widely assumed that cities are the engines driving national and regional growth. This column analyses productivity dynamics

Following WWII, Japan experienced three decades of rapid productivity growth and convergence with the US. This column studies the

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

The Trump administration’s sweeping tariff measures are intended to increase the competitiveness of US firms – especially in high-tech

Over the past two decades, start-ups have increasingly turned to acquisition as their preferred exit strategy, but the impact

When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, over a million Ukrainian refugees fled to Poland. This column shows that far

It is widely assumed that cities are the engines driving national and regional growth. This column analyses productivity dynamics

Following WWII, Japan experienced three decades of rapid productivity growth and convergence with the US. This column studies the




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