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Tag Archives: future of work
Basic income – an interesting idea, but its macroeconomic impact is still largely unknown
The idea of an unconditional basic income has gained renewed momentum since the outbreak of the corona pandemic.
The Future of Work and Cities: Will More People Live in Cities than Today? – A Fictitious Look Back
2020 and 2021 marked a turning point worldwide: the corona pandemic had left a lasting mark on people at the time, severely restricting the possibilities for physical exchange for a time and thus leading to a digitalization push in many areas.
The post-Covid world of Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere work offers huge challenges for business – but also great opportunitites
I am happy to share with you the future of work report by Talent Alpha (The Eagle and Bear Economist is a strategic partner). Enjoy reading it!
The Future of Work and Cities: Will More People Live in Cities than Today? – A Fictitious Look Back from the Year 2035
2020 and 2021 marked a turning point worldwide: the corona pandemic had left a lasting mark on people at the time, severely restricting the possibilities for physical exchange for a time and thus leading to a digitalization push in many areas.
The pandemic, productivity, and the future of work – short reflections
What is the future of work after Corona?
What caught my eye: Climate change and international trade, instant cross-border payments, regulating big techs in finance, and much more…
Is it a good idea to tackle climate change with a carbon border adjustment mechanism?
What caught my eye: Monetary policy in the United States and Europe, anywhere jobs and the future of work, the open art browser, and much more…
“Challenges for monetary policy”
What caught my eye: Childcare challenges in the US jobs market, inflation forecasts, big data and international trade, and much more…
“Digital Currencies: Risk or Promise?”
What caught my eye: US inflation, digital currencies, wage compensation of risk, and much more…
Risk without reward?