Evidence shows that, in the US, #AI adoption has reduced #employment, except in high-paying occupations and those requiring a degree in #STEM disciplines. A Bonfiglioli & R Crinò UniBg, G Gancia Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca CefES Research Center Queen Mary University of London, I@YanniPapadaki University of Sussex ow.ly/oNw550SVHp2

#Deindustralisation in the #UK has had significant effects on the #health, #wealth, and living standards of those who grew up under industrial decline. Björn Brey NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Valeria Rueda Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN ow.ly/vsxP50TcgV6

Found in translation: Why some countries learn from the West, and most don’t Réka Juhász Reka Juhasz University of British Columbia, David Weinstein David Weinstein Columbia Economics Columbia University ow.ly/oCq250T6m7j

Relative gains recorded by mortgage-holders are a key factor in explaining differences in the effects of the cost-of-living crisis across demographic groups. Boris Chafwehe Bank of England, Mattia Ricci & Daniel Stöhlker EU_ScienceHub European Commission ow.ly/TEB650TchOv

More new research from the Paris School of Economics -CEPR Policy forum 2024 Tim Phillips interviews Eoin McGuirk Tufts University about how #economicdevelopment in #Africa can sometimes lead to conflicts between crop farmers and pastoralists. 🎧 Listen now: cepr.org/multimedia/whe… #Podcast

Declining #fertility rates and increased longevity pose a challenge for advanced economies. This column argues that a holistic set of policies can be implemented to address the economic risks. David Bloom, M Kuhn Wittgenstein Centre IIASA, Klaus Prettner ow.ly/iu3350SVI4a

Exorbitant privilege and the sustainability of #US public #debt Jason Choi University of Toronto, Duong Dang UW–Madison Wisconsin Economics, Rishabh Kirpalani UW–Madison Wisconsin Economics, Diego Perez New York University ow.ly/Toj450T6mrw

The decision to raise public #debt plays a key role in shaping political incentives around implementing reforms. Beneficial reforms are more likely if sufficient debt can be raised. Pierre Boyer, B Roberson Daniels Business School (krannert bot) at Purdue ow.ly/m19Q50Tcimh

A sudden shift in the narrative of the 1940s children’s radio program The Adventures of Superman provides a historical experiment on media and tolerance. Alex Armand, Paul Atwell, Joseph Flavian Gomes, G Musillo Tilburg University, Y Schenk LIDAM ow.ly/XHmU50SWF1M

Although a similar share of #immigrants and natives in #Europe have a university education, tertiary-educated immigrants have a lower employment probability and are more likely to be overeducated for their job. A Dalmonte Centro Studi Luca d'Agliano, Tommaso Frattini ow.ly/m0bn50SWEmG

Using over 14 million images from high school yearbooks, Joachim Voth & D. Yanagizawa-Drott track cultural change in the US over space and time. ow.ly/aGjk50SXu5A

Wage #insurance that compensates those directly negatively affected by #trade can cost-effectively help workers who need assistance and allow them to move with less pain to new jobs. B Hyman New York Fed, B Kovak Carnegie Mellon University, A Leive UC Berkeley ow.ly/E5RJ50Te3J2

Financial crises and the global supply network: Evidence from multinational enterprises Sergi Basco Universitat de Barcelona, Giulia Felice Politecnico di Milano, Bruno Merlevede Bruno Merlevede UGent Economics Ghent University, Marti Mestieri Barcelona School of Economics ChicagoFed UPF Barcelona ow.ly/xleq50T7pGh

Jonathan Eaton, who passed away in February 2024, was a pioneering scholar in international #economics. This column outlines his many contributions to our understanding of the global economy. Ana Cecilia Fieler Yale Department of Economics, Felix Tintelnot ow.ly/59IR50SWFy6

Targeted restrictions on new drivers carrying passengers under the age of 21 at night allow teen drivers to gain experience while increasing road safety. Tim Moore Purdue Daniels School of Business, Todd Morris UQ News ow.ly/f5py50TcXb2

Joe Harrington The Wharton School presents a new economic test for uncovering evidence of an unlawful agreement between competing firms to adopt a third party’s pricing algorithm. ow.ly/PFk750SZlvG

⭐ VoxTalks Economics NEW EPISODE ⭐ How do organisations decide on their strategies? Economists don’t have much to say on the topic. Ghazala Azmat Sciences Po tells Tim Phillips CEPR how she intends to fill this knowledge gap. Listen: podfollow.com/voxtalks

Based on data from 89 countries, Carlos Madeira finds that macroprudential tightening measures negatively impact manufacturing growth, but only for industries with high external finance dependence. ow.ly/yahy50Tf57b

Economic consequences of US-China technological decoupling: An illustrative quantitative analysis Naoto Jinji Kyoto University, Shunya Ozawa UTokyo | 東京大学 ow.ly/FRkF50T8wal

Well-managed subsidiaries, independently of their headquarters, allow a company to be more responsive to #tax changes, shifting more #profits from high-tax to low-tax jurisdictions. Katarzyna Bilicka Utah State University, Daniela Scur 🇨🇦🇧🇷 Cornell University Cornell Dyson ow.ly/ByOM50Tf5w5