Making AI work: From promise to practice

AI is here. Over 3 billion people globally use generative AI (genAI) like ChatGPT or Baidu’s Erni Bot monthly. AI helped researchers discover new proteins (and get
The transatlantic divide in labour’s share of income

Across advanced economies, workers have been receiving a smaller share of national incomes. This column compares the evolution of labour’s share of income in Europe
Understanding spatial barriers to jobs and much more with GeoE3

Access to jobs is influenced by where people live and the conditions that surround them. Spatial factors such as infrastructure, safety, and exposure to natural
How UK firms are responding to the war in Iran: Early evidence from the Decision Maker Panel

The conflict in the Middle East has pushed energy prices sharply higher, but the implications for UK inflation will depend on the scale and duration
Connecting job seekers with buddies online

Supporting job seekers looking to change career has become particularly important as economies try to adjust to the digital and green transitions. This column reports
The case for a European Union digital enforcement authority

The European Union’s digital rulebook could be better enforced by delegating some of the European Commission’s powers to an independent agency. The European Commission plays
A wartime labour market: The case of Ukraine

The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has generated one of the largest labour supply and reallocation shocks in recent history. This column reveals,
The work-from-home wage premium

Studies have found that workers typically value the option to work from home and are willing to accept sizable wage cuts in exchange for it,
How traffic demand management can improve access, equity, and jobs in transit-oriented cities

Cities around the world are grappling with how to expand access to jobs and services while reducing congestion, lowering emissions, and building transport systems that
Generative AI in German firms: Diffusion, costs, and expected economic effects

The novelty and speed of diffusion of generative AI means that evidence on its impact on productivity and the future of work is scarce. This

