The ABC’s of Who Benefits from Working with AI: Ability, Beliefs, and Calibration
We use a controlled experiment to show that ability and belief calibration jointly determine the benefits of working with Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Research
How Wyoming’s Exodus of Young Adults Holds Back Economic Diversification
Wyoming’s longstanding strengths in resource extraction provide much of its livelihood, including its private earnings and public finances.
Global Trends in Innovation Patterns: A Complexity Approach
Technological know-how in a country shapes its growth potential and competitiveness.
Innovation Policies Under Economic Complexity
Recent geopolitical challenges have revived the implementation of industrial and innovation policies.
Behind the Curve: Can Manufacturing Still Provide Inclusive Growth?
Manufacturing jobs, once the backbone of the modern US economy, have declined as a share of GDP over recent decades, darkening opportunities for middle-class advancement.
A research agenda for economic resilience in fossil fuel–dependent communities
World leaders have committed to a transition away from fossil fuels in the energy system.
Diagnosing Wyoming's Workforce Challenges
Wyoming is facing two distinct labor market challenges: in the short-term, low workforce availability is a constraint while in the long-term job and wage growth have stagnated.
Servicing Development: Productive Upgrading of Labor-Absorbing Services in Developing Economies
Manufacturing generates very little employment in the developing world. Urban jobs are predominantly informal, unproductive, and in services.
The Social Costs of Sovereign Default
This paper investigates the economic and social consequences of sovereign default on external debt.
From Products to Capabilities: Constructing a Genotypic Product Space
Economic development is a path-dependent process in which countries accumulate capabilities that allow them to move into more complex products and industries.
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