
A view to a kill…ing of productivity: The allocative cost of war in Ukraine
Estimates of the cost of Russia’s war on Ukraine are dominated by what the war destroys. This column measures

Estimates of the cost of Russia’s war on Ukraine are dominated by what the war destroys. This column measures

Modern manufacturing often requires firms to share confidential information with outside suppliers, some of whom also supply their competitors.

Industrial policy is back on the agenda across advanced economies, with a growing channelling support towards large incumbent firms

US net migration turned negative in 2025 following a sharp tightening of immigration policies. This column turns to the

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,

Estimates of the cost of Russia’s war on Ukraine are dominated by what the war destroys. This column measures

Modern manufacturing often requires firms to share confidential information with outside suppliers, some of whom also supply their competitors.

Industrial policy is back on the agenda across advanced economies, with a growing channelling support towards large incumbent firms

US net migration turned negative in 2025 following a sharp tightening of immigration policies. This column turns to the

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,




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