We collaborated with California 100 and the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research to examine how automation and other trends are shaping the future of work in California.
The Lab is directed by Erik Brynjolfsson, whose research focuses on the economic implications of digital technologies and artificial intelligence. One of the most cited authors on the economics of information, Brynjolfsson was among the first researchers to measure productivity contributions of IT and the complementary role of organizational capital and other intangibles.
PUBLICATIONS
A team of researchers, including Stanford’s Brad Larsen, performed a large-scale randomized controlled trial to assess whether the partisan cue of a pro-vaccine message from Donald Trump would induce Americans to get COVID-19 vaccines.
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Stanford’s Riitta Katila and Sruthi Thatchenkery explore how the way a firm views its competitors affects its performance.
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Four Stanford researchers, including S-DEL affiliated faculty Susan Athey and Matthew Gentzkow, utilized GPS data collected from mobile phones to measure segregation and experienced isolation by race.
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