Generative AI, productivity, the labour market, and choice behaviour
Lisa Cook discusses the benefits of generative AI, which can fuel economic growth, but also considers the potential disruptions
Read MoreLisa Cook discusses the benefits of generative AI, which can fuel economic growth, but also considers the potential disruptions
Read MoreUsers expect online services to be free but some digital platforms are now offering pay-or-consent options. Christophe Carugati considers how competition dynamics are affected
Read MoreAgustín Carstens discusses the lessons from the bank failures that occurred in March 2023, and argues that robust and proactive supervision is essential
Read MoreAhead of next June’s European Parliament elections Marco Buti et al set out key elements that could form the basis for a new political contract capable of enhancing the global role of the EU
Read MoreBrexit poses unique challenges for policymakers in the EU. Thorsten Beck and Christy Ann Petit assess the EU’s equivalence policy and present options for deepening regulatory cooperation
Read MoreThe recent macroeconomic experience has presented both monetary policy and financial stability challenges for central banks. Michelle Bowman discusses how central banks can these vulnerabilities
Read MoreWorld Commerce Review is pleased to announce that the Isle of Man Ship Registry has been awarded the WCR Best Registry for Sustainable Shipping 2024
Read MoreAge Bakker and Roel Beetsma provide concrete suggestions for the financial design and enforcement of an EU-wide investment fund
Read MoreAndrew Bailey describes the benefits of openness and the risks posed by fragmentation for the world economy and financial stability
Read MoreInequality and poverty remain a global reality. Edwin van de Haar considers the benefits of free trade to Sub-Saharan African development
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