The following entries, listed by author in alphabetical order, have been shortlisted for this year’s Rybczynski Prize:
- Tera Allas and Andrew Goodman The new productivity paradox: When will AI boost UK productivity?
- Joe Little Three EM Lessons for the G7
- Simon MacAdam Gauging the risk of persistent inflation
- Allan Pedersen From Anecdote to Accounting: measuring the AI boom
- Matt Whittaker Shock absorbers for society’s suspension system? Fixing the charity sector funding model in an era of increased economic volatility
The prize will be announced at the SPE’s Annual Dinner on Tuesday 22 September with the winner(s) receiving £5,000. All shortlisted essays will be posted on the SPE website after the dinner.
The competition is generously supported by KPMG.
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