Publications

How to escape innovation’s Great Stagnation

Inventing the jobs of the future

How Culture Gives the US an Innovation Edge Over China

 A New World of Remote Work

Covid-19 and the future of democracy

Attitudes to Technology

Automation and its Enemies

The Robot Revolution Is Here

Will AI Destroy More Jobs Than It Creates Over the Next Decade?

Drivers of Distruption? Estimating the Uber Effec

The Future of Employment: How Susceptible Are Jobs to Computerisation?

Do Labor-saving Technologies Spell the Death of Jobs in the Developing World?

Structural Transformation in the OECD: Digitalisation, Deindustrialisation and the Future of Work

How to Prevent the End of Economic Growth

Creative Destruction at Work

Disrupting science: How remote collaboration impacts innovation

Culture and Contagion: Individualism and Compliance with COVID-19 Policy

How Behemoth Companies Quash Innovation

China Won't Win the Race for AI Dominance

Democracy, Culture and Contagion: Political Regimes and Countries Responsiveness to Covid-19

Patents and Corporate Credit Risk

Robots and Economic Development: Is “Catch-up” Growth a Thing of the Past?

Künstliche Intelligenz: In der Technologiefalle

Uber Happy? Work and Wellbeing in the “Gig Economy”

Robots and the Return of the “Machinery Question”

Growth Hinges on Technology But the Fruits Must be Shared

Did the Computer Revolution Shift the Fortunes of U.S. Cities? Technology Shocks and the Geography of New Jobs

The Great Escape: How Workforce Automation is the Answer to Japan’s Secular Stagnation

Doing Capitalism in the Digital Age

Intellectual Property Rights and the Financing of Technological Innovation: Public Policy and the Efficiency of Capital Markets

The GDPR effect: How data privacy regulation shaped firm performance globally

We don’t need to go back to the office to be creative, we need AI

The Great Innovation Deceleration

Democracies have proven they have the edge in coping with this crisis

Covid-19 will only increase automation anxiety

Learning From Automation Anxiety of the Past

The High Cost of Impeding Automation

Politikerna Måste Hantera Robotiseringens Avigsidor

Political Machinery: Did Robots Swing the 2016 US Presidential Election?

Industrial Renewal in the 21st Century: Evidence from US Cities

Regional Technological Dynamism and Noncompete Clauses: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

Technology at Work: How the Digital Revolution is Reshaping the Global Workforce

Cheap Automation Raises Risk of ‘Premature Deindustrialisation’

How 21st-Century Cities Can Avoid the Fate of 20th-Century Detroit