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technology1 day ago•9 min saved

AI Could Reshape Jobs, 200+ Leaders Urge Guardrails

Over 200 economists, executives and researchers—including Eric Schmidt and Reid Hoffman—signed a letter warning that AI could become radically more powerful in the next decade, potentially causing large-scale job displacement and prompting policymakers to build guardrails and institutions to steer AI to complement workers and boost living standards; views differ, with some studies suggesting gradual workforce impact and others predicting rapid disruption.

via Business Insider|

#ai #economists #guardrails

business6 months ago•0 min saved

Economists Predict AI-Driven U.S. Productivity Growth Amid Mixed Results

Economists predict that the US will extend its productivity lead due to the ongoing AI boom, highlighting the significant impact of artificial intelligence on economic growth.

via Financial Times|

#ai #business #economists

economy6 months ago•1 min saved

Europe's Economic Outlook Hinges on German Spending Surge

Economists say Europe's economic growth prospects heavily depend on Germany's increased spending, highlighting Germany's crucial role in the continent's economic outlook.

via Financial Times|

#economic-growth #economists #economy

housing8 months ago•4 min saved

Critics Clash Over Zohran Mamdani's Controversial Rent Freeze Policy

Economists widely oppose Zohran Mamdani's proposed rent freeze in NYC, arguing that while it offers short-term relief, it exacerbates long-term housing shortages, misallocates resources, and deepens inequality, emphasizing the need for increased housing supply rather than price controls.

via Fortune|

#affordability #economists #housing

law8 months ago•2 min saved

Experts Criticize Trump's Tariffs and Impact on Supreme Court Case

A group of nearly 50 prominent economists, including former Federal Reserve Chairs Bernanke and Yellen, filed a brief urging the US Supreme Court to overturn President Trump's global tariffs, arguing they are based on misconceptions about the economy and won't effectively address trade deficits, with oral arguments scheduled for November 5.

via Yahoo Finance|

#ben-bernanke #economists #law

business9 months ago•1 min saved

Economists Prefer Waller for Fed Chair, but Political Factors Favor Hassett

Economists favor Christopher Waller to lead the Federal Reserve, but there is an expectation that President Trump will choose a loyalist for the position.

via Financial Times|

#business #christopher-waller #economists

business10 months ago•1 min saved

Economists Warn of Rising Inflation Risks from Trump's Fed Policies

Economists warn that investors are underestimating the potential threat Donald Trump poses to the Federal Reserve, highlighting concerns about his influence on monetary policy and economic stability.

via Financial Times|

#business #donald-trump #economic-threat

politics11 months ago•3 min saved

Controversy Surrounds Trump's BLS Nominee and Data Collection Plans

President Trump's nomination of E.J. Antoni as head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics has faced widespread criticism from economists across the political spectrum, who question his qualifications and warn that his appointment could undermine the reliability of vital economic data.

via Axios|

#bureau-of-labor-statistics #economists #ej-antoni

economy11 months ago•9 min saved

Economists' Job Market Struggles Signal Economic Concerns

The article discusses the declining job prospects for economists with Ph.D.s, highlighting how the once-booming market for high-skilled economists is shrinking due to budget cuts, technological changes, and economic uncertainty, which could have broader implications for innovation and government research.

via The New York Times|

#economic-impact #economists #economy

politics1 year ago•9 min saved

GOP Tax and Spending Bills to Significantly Increase Deficit and Uninsured Rates

President Trump and his allies are attempting to discredit economists and budget experts who warn that their proposed tax legislation could add approximately $2.4 trillion to the US federal debt over a decade, amid political and economic debates over the bill's fiscal impact.

via The New York Times|

#budget-estimates #economists #federal-debt

economy1 year ago•0 min saved

Fed Prepares for Final Rate Cut Before Slowing in 2025

The Federal Reserve is expected to implement a third consecutive interest rate cut this month, reducing the benchmark rate to 4.25%-4.50%, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. This would total a one percentage point reduction since September, with fewer rate cuts anticipated in 2025.

via Bloomberg|

#economists #economy #federal-reserve

economy1 year ago

Economists Warn Trump's Policies May Fuel Inflation Surge

Economists warn that former President Donald Trump's proposed economic plans could exacerbate inflation. His policies, which include significant tax cuts and increased government spending, may lead to higher demand and subsequently drive up prices, complicating efforts to control inflation.

via The New York Times|

#economic-policy #economists #economy

economics2 years ago•2 min saved

Economists Predict Higher Inflation Under Trump Than Biden

A Wall Street Journal survey indicates that most economists believe a potential second term for Donald Trump could lead to higher inflation, deficits, and interest rates compared to a continued Joe Biden presidency. The survey, conducted with 68 professional forecasters, highlights concerns over Trump's policy preferences on trade and immigration, which could impact the labor supply and economic stability. Despite these predictions, the actual impact of either presidency on the economy will depend on various factors, including Congressional actions and external economic shocks.

via Benzinga|

#biden #economics #economists

housing-market2 years ago•2 min saved

"Removing Chassis Requirement Could Boost Affordable Housing"

Amending the 1974 National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act to remove the requirement for manufactured homes to be built on a permanent chassis could save homebuyers $175,000 and increase the availability of affordable housing, according to economists Lee Ohanian and James Schmitz. This change would make manufactured homes more attractive, safer, and easier to finance, potentially transforming homeownership for millions of Americans.

via Fortune|

#economists #home-affordability #housing-crisis

finance2 years ago•1 min saved

"Market Suspense: Economists Predict Prolonged High Rates Despite Potential Fed Cuts"

Economists predict that the Federal Reserve will need to maintain high interest rates for a longer period than what the markets currently anticipate, due to concerns about inflation and the strength of the economy.

via Financial Times|

#economists #federal-reserve #finance