AI investment sustains global growth
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The IMF chief said high investment in artificial intelligence was helping sustain about 3% global growth, though gains were uneven and favored technology developers and equipment suppliers.
by Prem Sikka
UK infrastructure is owned by foreign investors/states - ports, airports, water, energy, microchips, auto, steel, computers, phones.
Can't reduce UK vulnerability without abandoning neoliberalism.
UK infrastructure is owned by foreign investors/states - ports, airports, water, energy, microchips, auto, steel, computers, phones.
Can't reduce UK vulnerability without abandoning neoliberalism.
Reposted by Dani Rodrik, Dani Rodrik
Europe Must Look Beyond the US and China to Solve Its Productivity Problem
Given America and China's lead in AI and other cutting-edge innovations, it is not surprising that much of the European economic policy debate revolves around the need to emulate and catch up with these two technological superpowers. In fact, neither the US nor China offers a relevant or attractive model for Europe.
by Diane Coyle
Reposted by Dani Rodrik
by Martin McKee Reposted by Mike Daube
arxiv.org/abs/2610.13340
arxiv.org/abs/2610.13340
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