The most disruptive technology in human history was almost certainly the wheel. That economic shock, and all the others that followed, give us useful insight into labor market effects of artificial ...
A new working paper written by two researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's Economic Research Department argues that tariffs can lead to lower inflation, albeit with the consequence ...
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Federal Reserve researchers have presented a compelling argument that tariffs, often viewed as inflationary, actually function as demand shocks that can lower inflation by significantly impacting ...
A new study that examined 150 years of tariffs in the U.S. and abroad found they disrupt the economy and financial markets so much that the result is lower inflation. The conclusion goes against the ...
In this paper we study how aggregate demand surprises affect and propagate to the global economy, with particular attention to their impact on Emerging Market Economies (EMEs). To do so, we introduce ...
Editor’s note: Opinion content is solely the opinion of the writer and not the Daily Journal. The most disruptive technology in human history was almost certainly the wheel. That economic shock, and ...
The most disruptive technology in human history was almost certainly the wheel. That economic shock, and all the others that followed, give us useful insight into labor market effects of artificial ...
Historically, technological advancements have replaced routine tasks, increasing the value of uniquely human skills. AI, like previous technologies, is expected to increase labor demand, but in ...
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