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2026

We survey nearly 6,000 senior business executives at US, UK, German, and Australian firms to develop new evidence on AI adoption and its effects on jobs, productivity, and output. Specifically, we ask executives about AI usage, its effects at their own firms over the past three years and, looking ah...
Keywords: artificial intelligence, productivity, jobs, firms, survey data
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2026

Mobilizing private capital at scale is critical for financing sustainable development, particularly in emerging and developing economies (EMDEs), where capital is most needed. We conduct a global survey of senior investment decision-makers across a broad spectrum of capital providers, including asse...
Keywords: sustainable finance, blended finance, catalytic capital, impact investing, EMDEs, Global South, sustainable development
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2025

The paper discusses many of the problems that compilers of a Consumer Price Index face. The paper also provides a survey of the four main approaches to bilateral index number theory. These approaches are used by National Statistical Offices to construct their CPIs but these approaches cannot deal wi...
Keywords: Index number theory, multilateral indexes, the chain drift problem, the lack of matching problem, test approach, stochastic approach, economic approach, hedonic regressions, the Commensurability Test
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2025

The GENIUS Act, recently signed into law, establishes a dual federal and state regulatory framework for stablecoins, effectively segmenting the USD stablecoin market into GENIUS-compliant stablecoins and those that are not. This paper discusses the use cases and potential benefits of stablecoins in ...
Keywords: Cryptocurrency, digital assets, financial stability, payments, stablecoins
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2025

This study develops and empirically tests a unified equilibrium model of the housing market. The model integrates user-cost theory, expectation formation, and urban growth dynamics. Using monthly data for the Tokyo metropolitan area from 1986 to 2025, the model jointly estimates housing prices, rent...
Keywords: Housing prices, User cost, Price-to-rent ratio, Urban redevelopment, Cointegration (Johansen test), VECM, Counterfactual simulation, Structural appreciation, Expectations, Tokyo housing market
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