Friday, 7 August 2026

This week in research #138

Here's what caught my eye in research over the past week:

  • Akter et al. argue that New Zealand’s low-risk drinking advice is outdated and now overdue for review
  • Jones (open access) outlines two scenarios for the impact of artificial intelligence on the economy, providing some guidance about the potential future consequences of AI
  • Lee and Porter (open access) provide a simple introduction to the 'weak instruments' problem, including some practical do’s and don’ts implied by the findings of the weak instruments research literature
  • Poterba and Werning (open access) summarise the work of last year's John Bates Clark medal winner, Stefanie Stantcheva

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