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The big exceptions to the American manufacturing jobs decline
A detailed snapshot of subsectors
Jul 24
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Jiaxin (Jason) He
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The Last Ten Per Cent
How task-level AI exposure fits into a jobs forecast
Jul 15
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Economic Innovation Group
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America may be turning 250, but its most prosperous neighborhoods are barely 25
Here’s a striking observation as the nation celebrates its 250th birthday: its most prosperous neighborhoods are barely 25 years old.
Jul 8
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Kenan Fikri
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Measuring the Economic Effects of AI
A path forward
Jul 2
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Nathan Goldschlag
29
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Monthly Multiplier: EIG's June Highlights
One Big Thing
Jul 1
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Economic Innovation Group
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June 2026
A New Threat to Economic Data
A Commerce Department policy risks damaging the public’s understanding of the economy.
Jun 18
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Nathan Goldschlag
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AI versus the China Shock
Lessons, right and wrong
Jun 18
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Adam Ozimek
,
Jason Harrison
, and
Nathan Goldschlag
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Monthly Multiplier: EIG's May Highlights
One Big Thing
Jun 1
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Economic Innovation Group
28
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May 2026
Smells Like Teen Unemployment
Unplugged by AI?
May 28
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Adam Ozimek
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The Babysitter Clause and the Problem of Partial Noncompete Bans
Why half measures fall short
May 22
•
Thomas Cronin
and
Ben Glasner
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Forget AI. The California job market is powered by healthcare
But is the trend benign or malignant?
May 11
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Kenan Fikri
and
Thomas Cronin
11
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How Students and Recent Grads are Responding to the Rise of AI
A recent Lumina Foundation-Gallup poll found that 42 percent of bachelor’s degree students have reconsidered their degree choice because of Artificial…
May 8
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Sarah Eckhardt
and
Nathan Goldschlag
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