Economic Development in Pixels
John D. Huber and Laura Mayoral create a new measure of economic well-being that is both economically interpretable and free of the biases that afflict night-light data.
John D. Huber and Laura Mayoral create a new measure of economic well-being that is both economically interpretable and free of the biases that afflict night-light data.
Hannes Mueller, Christopher Rauh, Alessandro Ruggieri, and Ben Seimon explore how integrating machine learning predictions into policymaking can drastically improve prevention strategies and reduce long-term economic and humanitarian costs.
Christoph Albert, Paula Bustos and Jacopo Ponticelli study the experience of Brazil to provide direct evidence on how capital and labor adjust to changes in climate.
Matthias Flueckiger, Mario Larch, Markus Ludwig, and Luigi Pascali find that the invention of bronze marked a turning point for socio-economic transformation.