A practical guide for economists, graduate students, and research assistants to start using Cursor AI for economic research
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A practical guide for economists, graduate students, and research assistants to start using Cursor AI for economic research
A Python package, a stepwise empirical pipeline, and auditable outputs for measurement work on AI and the US labor market.
Thesis: The Software Collapse Has Already Happened
The economic proof layer for AI. Sealed receipts connecting cost, revenue, and margin with cryptographic proof.
The Time Compression Paradox: A formal analysis of why AI increases rather than eliminates work. Four-paper research series (~91 pages) by Matthew Long, YonedaAI Research Collective.
Advocating for U.S. ratification of the ICESCR through the lens of AI's economic impact
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