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AI adoption, structural constraints and inclusive growth: Evidence from Greece

Bartzokas, Anthony; Kostis, Pantelis C. - 2026

Persistent link: https://econbiz.de/10015614561

Privacy by design for public digital money

Summer, Martin - 2026

As central banks explore issuing digital currencies for public use, a critical design challenge is how to protect the privacy of the granular data trails digital payments leave behind. While privacy is widely recognised as a goal, policy debates often frame it as a trade-off with crime...

Persistent link: https://econbiz.de/10015617422

Identifying spatial regimes of economic fragility through spatially constrained clustering : evidence from Italian municipalities

Chiodin, Alessio; Manera, Matteo; Maranzano, Paolo; … - 2026

The COVID-19 pandemic generated highly heterogeneous economic effects across territories, reflecting differences in local production structures and spatial organization. This paper examines the geography of short-run economic fragility during the first wave of the pandemic by identifying...

Persistent link: https://econbiz.de/10015617953

Quantifying the trade impact of SPS and TBTs with product-level structural gravity

Artuso, Fabio; Clarke, Julian Latimer; Fontagné, Lionel; … - 2026

Persistent link: https://econbiz.de/10015618079

Interpreting the interpreter : can we model post-ECB conference volatility with LLM agents?

Collodel, Umberto - 2026

Central banks cannot observe how markets will interpret their communications before release. We propose a framework in which Large Language Models simulate 30 heterogeneous traders interpreting European Central Bank press conference transcripts, yielding a measure of cross-sectional disagreement...

Persistent link: https://econbiz.de/10015655276

Inattention or (mis)information? : explaining the demand for populist anti-inflationary policies

Keefer, Philip; Ronconi, Lucas - 2026

Why are inefficient policies popular? One explanation is incomplete voter information. Evidence from survey experiments in Argentina points instead to inattention. The experiments explore voter evaluations of two anti-inflation policies, price controls and limits on monetary emission....

Persistent link: https://econbiz.de/10015608804