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Today, firms use massive sets of data just as they would any other factor of production.

Data as Capital: Rethinking the Factors of Production

In the past quarter-century, digital data has become a new factor of production, allowing firms to create new products, communicate with suppliers and retailers, and advertise to customers. How does data affect firms' value, and how will it affect macro-level economic growth?...
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The Ever-rising Role of Automation in Japan
Business economics

The Ever-rising Role of Automation in Japan

Published on June 11, 2020

Hardest Hit Companies in the Travel & Entertainment Sector due to Covid-19
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Hardest Hit Companies in the Travel & Entertainment Sector due to Covid-19

Published on June 03, 2020

Cost Projections for Covid-19 Treatment in U.S
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Cost Projections for Covid-19 Treatment in U.S

Published on June 03, 2020

Comparing Fiscal Responses to COVID-19 as Percentage of GDP across Countries
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Comparing Fiscal Responses to COVID-19 as Percentage of GDP across Countries

Published on June 03, 2020

International Student College Enrollment Trends in the US
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International Student College Enrollment Trends in the US

Published on June 02, 2020

Cash On-Hand For FAANG Companies during Covid-19
Business economics

Cash On-Hand For FAANG Companies during Covid-19

Published on June 02, 2020

College Education Costs and Inflation in the U.S and U.K
Business economics

College Education Costs and Inflation in the U.S and U.K

Published on June 02, 2020

Labour markets
Business economics

Labour markets

Published on February 04, 2020

Monopsony
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Monopsony

Published on February 04, 2020

Monopsony power
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Monopsony power

Published on February 04, 2020

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If AI software scans you and decides you want the product more than average, should it be able to charge you more money?

AI Price Discrimination and the End of the “Uniform Price”

Sellers have long wished to be able to charge higher prices to customers who are willing and able to pay more. Now, with AI software, sellers may finally have the ability to quickly and accurately analyze customers' willingness to pay. Is this ethical?...
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