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AI and the Real Bottlenecks to Growth
New ideas will face barriers to implementation
Feb 13
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Nathan Goldschlag
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AI and the Economics of the Human Touch
A reason for optimism
Feb 9
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Monthly Multiplier: EIG's January Highlights
One Big Thing: AI and Jobs
Feb 2
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Economic Innovation Group
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The indicators that’ll really signal a manufacturing renaissance
Leave aside the most recent jobs report, which showed a slight decline in manufacturing employment in December.
Jan 26
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Kenan Fikri
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If international students don’t get H-1Bs, IT outsourcers will
The pathway through which some of the most skilled and productive workers enter the American labor force may soon become much narrower — and employees…
Jan 22
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Jiaxin (Jason) He
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Sam Peak
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Looking for the Ladder
Is AI Impacting Entry-level Jobs?
Jan 14
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Economic Innovation Group
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Where are the digital workers?
At 10 percent of GDP, the digital economy is almost certain to continue growing as a share of the overall American economy.
Jan 9
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Sarah Eckhardt
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A Policy Stack to Save America
EIG's year in review for 2025
Dec 31, 2025
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Economic Innovation Group
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