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Workers can unlock the artificial intelligence revolution

Workers can unlock the artificial intelligence revolution

Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to boost firm-level labour productivity by three to four per cent, and therefore significantly impact economic growth in Europe. However, only four in ten European businesses have so far adopted an AI technology, most...

Restarting the economy?

This podcast is an output from the MICROPROD project, which received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 822390. When COVID-19 struck last spring, European governments rapidly implemented measures...

UK banks in international markets

The original paper is available on the European Parliament’s webpage, as part of in depth analysis requested by the ECON committee. Copyright remains with the European Parliament at all times. The UK enters the post-Brexit period with a regulatory framework that is...

The skills of the future

‘Technological change is revolutionising the workplace’, ‘the future is automated’ and ‘a robot will be doing my work before long’ are phrases we hear a lot when it comes to discussing the impact of technological advancement on the labour market and skills. But what...

What to expect from the ECB’s monetary policy strategy review?

What to expect from the ECB’s monetary policy strategy review?

This piece was originally published in the Money Review section of Kathimerini and El Economista. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the European Central Bank (ECB) to postpone the review of its monetary policy strategy, or how it goes about ensuring price stability in the...

Avoiding a requiem for the WTO

As the only global international organisation dealing with the rules of trade between nations, the World Trade Organisation should be the place where governments sort out the trade problems they face with each other. However, in recent years, WTO members have not...

Platform mergers and antitrust

This is an updated version of the Working Paper: Platform mergers and antitrust published by Bruegel in January 2021.  Platform ecosystems rely on economies of scale, data-driven economies of scope, high quality algorithmic systems, and strong network effects that...

[LIVE] A transatlantic climate alliance

 President Biden is visiting Brussels for the first time since his inauguration on 14 June, with great expectations by European commentators to forge a closer transatlantic cooperation. Prior to his visit, Giuseppe Porcaro and Simone Tagliapietra are joined by Ana...