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This research highlight explores how AI and cross-border data rules relate to international digital services trade, including mobile apps.
This working paper asks what happens when state authority is restored in areas governed by criminal organizations, using household surveys and administrative records.
This column examines measurement as a reason why estimates of AI's employment effects differ in both magnitude and direction.
This research highlight examines military intervention, opposition forces and political agency through the US-Israeli military campaign in Iran.
This column asks how meritocratic the selection of China's officials by written examination actually was.
This working paper examines sorting in a market for lemons, focusing on the relationship between search frictions and complementarity conditions.
This research highlight examines exposure to geoeconomic risk through domestic US stocks; the original provides the details of the underlying channels.
This working paper examines the role of cross-border learning and knowledge sharing in modern semiconductor manufacturing.
The public description reports that US tariffs collected in 2025 were less than half the announced rates, highlighting a gap between statutory and actual rates.
This working paper examines computational issues in dynamic discrete choice models, where discrete actions create non-convexities and non-smooth policy rules.
This research highlight asks what value teaching cognitive skills retains in the AI era, with implications for education and firms.
This working paper revisits large-scale macroeconometric modelling in the Cowles Commission tradition through Ray Fair's model of the US economy.
This column discusses global imbalances against the backdrop of China's widening trade surplus, rising manufactured exports and growing political backlash.
This working paper develops a mechanism-design framework for studying the optimal mix of price regulation and quantity controls in paternalistic market regulation.
This column introduces the 29th Geneva Report on the World Economy through the international financial system's imbalances, currencies and financial stability challenges.
This working paper develops a Beveridgean model of the Phillips curve, contrasting it with the New Keynesian approach based on price-adjustment costs.
This column examines natural gas supply risk after the cutoff of Russian gas flows, when Europe's output losses were limited but inflation rose sharply.
This research highlight examines consumption as an anchor for stock prices amid debate over whether strong equity markets reflect lasting economic gains.
This working paper develops a model of the transportation sector to study how disruptions affect prices, international trade and aggregate outcomes.
This working paper approaches AI use as management, emphasizing the shift from performing tasks directly to delegating them to an AI assistant.
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