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Europe’s competitiveness test is no longer about money, but capability
30 junio 2026
Europe has rediscovered industrial policy. After years in which the phrase itself seemed to belong to another economic era, governments are once again talking about strategic sectors, supply chains, critical technologies, economic security and the need to compete in a much tougher global environment.
Autores: Carnicero Urabayen, Carlos
Perspectivas de inflación tras el acuerdo de EE. UU. e Irán
19 junio 2026
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Autores: Funcas. Dirección de Coyuntura y Análisis Internacional
Etiquetas: Conflicto Golfo Pérsico, IPC
Artificial intelligence and the labor market in Spain: Occupational exposure and estimated effects on employment
3 junio 2026
AI adoption among Spanish firms rose from 12.4% to 21.1% between 2023 and 2025, concentrated in sectors where exposure to automation is already highest. While the distributional consequences fall disproportionately on mid-level white-collar workers, reversing earlier displacement patterns, Spain’s position at a historic employment peak offers an opportunity to manage this transition from a position of relative strength.
Autores: Rodríguez Fernández, Francisco
Etiquetas: AI disruption
AI diffusion in the EU: Why geography still determines technology adoption
AI adoption among EU firms has accelerated rapidly but remains highly uneven, with Scandinavian economies recording adoption rates above 35% compared with single digits in parts of Southern and Eastern Europe. Persistent gaps in economic development, research capacity, and workplace digitalisation help explain this divergence, with potentially significant implications for long-term productivity convergence across the bloc.
Autores: Salas Fumás, Vicente
Etiquetas: AI diffusion
The limitations of AI and their implications for the economy
Public debate on AI oscillates between dismissal and alarmism, but both extremes stem from the same misunderstanding: misreading what the technology actually does. Pattern recognition and imitation do not amount to capacity for reasoning or creativity, and that distinction will shape AI’s ultimate impact on jobs and productivity.
Autores: Münchau, Wolfgang
Etiquetas: AI limitations
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