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From one piece Economic Size and Economic Power 2 beliefs · paulkrugman.substack.com
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China is not yet big enough to be the hegemon, but the United States truly is not big enough to be the hegemon. So we are just not in that world anymore.
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actually, there are three economic superpowers in the world by this measure. There’s the United States, there’s China, which is clearly number one, and then there’s the EU, which are roughly co-equal.
16 September
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We need much more effort in this direction, and I hope this subfield rises in status rapidly.
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The rest of people's lives will mostly revolve around AI, yet economic growth will still be about 1.5%.Their words
The rest of our lives will mostly revolve around AI, and yet growth will still be 1.5%
15 September
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The jury is still out on that one: So far there is little evidence for either the massive job losses or the soaring productivity growth industry leaders threatened/promised, but it’s still early days.
14 September
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China scaled solar and batteries when America refused to because the CCP got scared of climate change.Their words
China scaled solar and batteries when America refused to, because the CCP got scared of climate change.
13 September
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Now recently the U.S. economy has experienced a huge positive shock to its Intelligence, with more to come. The core prediction is that this increases marginal returns, employment, and real wages in the Polanyi knowledge sector.
A simple model of AI-aided economic growthmarginalrevolution.com
12 September
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The benefits to economic science from AI will be enormous, even if current practitioners cannot foresee most of themTheir words
I expect the benefits to economic science from AI will be enormous, even if current practitioners cannot foresee most of those benefits today.
From one piece Henry Farrell and Abe Newman on Weaponized Interdependence 2 beliefs · paulkrugman.substack.com
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nobody was willing to do it because it had been seen as kind of against the norms of the economic system. And as actors like the United States and China do this, it becomes more acceptable.
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the more that we saw a power doing that, the more that other powers were likely either to look to defend themselves or to retaliate against us. And this, we think, is a world that has come into being.
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From one piece Why you won’t get a flying car 2 beliefs · noahpinion.blog
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Solar power combined with batteries has surpassed nuclear power as the superior energy technology for most uses.Their words
Because solar has, broadly speaking, won the technological race. Intermittency was the last big problem, and batteries have gotten good and cheap enough to make solar reliable.
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It’s a simple truth that if you want your economy to escape poverty, you need lots of energy consumption
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Yet each time, we drastically overreacted, letting ourselves get swept up in a climate of fear after one emotionally vivid incident
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Demographic Headwinds: The Economic Consequences of Lower Birth Rates and Longer LivesTheir words
A short volume, to the point, worry is in order.
15 April
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