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Examines whether novices gain more than experienced workers from generative AI within the same job or task. Evidence from customer support, writing and consulting often shows larger gains for initially weaker performers; this is not a rule for every profession.
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SPAC listings have surged again in 2026 despite the poor performance of many previous deals. Reuters reports that only around 10% of previously completed SPAC deals currently trade above their original $10 price, while more than a third trade below $1.
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Minimum wage increases are intended to raise the earnings of low-paid workers, but the result of increasing the minimum wage is not always what is intended in sense of the effect on employment. The claim here is that increasing a legally mandated minimum wage causes affected employers to reduce employment, hours, or hiring among low-wage workers. This depends on various factors such as the size of the wage increase, the workers, the industry(ies) affected, and the economic conditions in which the policy is introduced.
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