Artificial Intelligence
Productivity, labor, competition and the distribution of economic power.
NYU Stern · Economics
Joseph Foudy is a Distinguished Clinical Professor of Economics at NYU Stern, teaching and writing about the forces reshaping firms, markets and the world economy.
Productivity, labor, competition and the distribution of economic power.
Trade, capital, institutions and the forces reshaping international business.
Growth, inflation, policy and the business cycle.
Incentives, strategy, firms and market structure.
Development, governance, risk and opportunity.
Platforms, attention, innovation and digital industries.
Growth, demographics, institutions and regional economic change.
Geopolitics, technology and the shifts changing how firms operate.
How will artificial intelligence change productivity, employment, competition and global economic power?
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