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The Economy
economy.ac > graphic > 2026 > 08 > 202608289754

Impulse Responses of Hours Worked to a Monetary Policy Tightening Shock

1+ hour, 24+ min ago   (41+ words) economy.ac - Impulse Responses of Hours Worked to a Monetary Policy Tightening Shock - Previous Growth in Labor Market Metrics Since July 2021 - Next Effects of Ozempic Initiation on Long-Term Sickness Leave...

The Economy
economy.ac > news > 2026 > 08 > 202608289750

“From the Seabed to the Surface”: AI Data Centers Move Offshore, Raising Marine Ecosystem Risks amid Infrastructure Expansion Race

5+ day, 17+ hour ago   (892+ words) The artificial intelligence (AI) data center market has begun to view the ocean as a new hub for infrastructure development. South Korea and China are accelerating the demonstration and commercialization of underwater data centers, while floating data center (FDC) projects…...

The Economy
economy.ac > review > 2026 > 08 > 202608289723

Labor Supply During Downturns: The Missing Causality Test in Monetary Transmission

1+ week, 4+ hour ago   (1609+ words) economy.ac - Labor Supply During Downturns: The Missing Causality Test in Monetary Transmission A married woman in the United States is about 60 percent more likely to enter the labor force in a month when her husband loses his job. A…...

The Economy
economy.ac > review > 2026 > 08 > 202608289722

Automation and Labor Share: Why Jobs Can Disappear While Labor Income Holds Up

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (1206+ words) economy.ac - Automation and Labor Share: Why Jobs Can Disappear While Labor Income Holds Up France offers a warning about one of the safest-looking measures in the automation debate. Between 1994 and 2019, the share of routine employment fell by 12.5 percentage points,…...

The Economy
economy.ac > graphic > 2026 > 08 > 202608289716

Global Trends in Birth Rates

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (11+ words) economy.ac Global Trends in Birth Rates...

The Economy
economy.ac > graphic > 2026 > 08 > 202608289711

QE Amplifies Inflation During a Faster Recovery

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (25+ words) economy.ac QE Amplifies Inflation During a Faster Recovery - Previous QE Limits Output Losses in a Deep Liquidity Trap...

The Economy
economy.ac > review > 2026 > 08 > 202608289705

Hear It Enough, and It Becomes Real: Rethinking How Inflation Expectations Actually Form

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (1291+ words) economy.ac - Hear It Enough, and It Becomes Real: Rethinking How Inflation Expectations Actually Form Turkish inflation opened 2024 near 65 percent, climbed toward 75 percent by May and eased back to roughly 44 percent by December. Numbers like that translate into real behavior....

The Economy
economy.ac > review > 2026 > 08 > 202608289704

The Expansion Premium: Why Startups Are Priced for US Growth

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (943+ words) economy.ac - The Expansion Premium: Why Startups Are Priced for US Growth A founder who has never sold a product outside Berlin can still watch investors mark up the company's valuation the moment New York appears on a slide. That…...

The Economy
economy.ac > review > 2026 > 08 > 202608289703

[Europe as a Middle Power] What Brussels Could Still Learn From Tokyo

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1391+ words) economy.ac - [Europe as a Middle Power] What Brussels Could Still Learn From Tokyo Japan doubled its defense budget's share of GDP in three years and nobody in Washington calls it reckless. Europe is still arguing about whether 3.5 percent by…...

The Economy
economy.ac > review > 2026 > 08 > 202608289690

Quantitative Easing and Inflation: Why the Same Policy Produced Different Outcomes

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1419+ words) economy.ac - Quantitative Easing and Inflation: Why the Same Policy Produced Different Outcomes In June 2022, US consumer prices rose 9.1% over the previous year. That was the fastest pace since 1981 and it landed less than two years after the Federal Reserve…...