Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu Urges Worker-Friendly AI to Protect Jobs and Democracy
Daron Acemoglu advocates for AI that supports workers to prevent wage stagnation and economic inequality at the Vigo Global Summit.
Daron Acemoglu advocates for AI that supports workers to prevent wage stagnation and economic inequality at the Vigo Global Summit.
Spain's successful immigrant integration model fuels economic growth and provides valuable insights for European migration policies amid challenges.
Spain's employment reaches a historic high but rising worker poverty and economic hardship persist, highlighting deep economic challenges.
Latin American workers in Spain exceed one million, with varied employment across sectors and regions amid growing labor market significance.
Spain is facing a significant exodus of skilled young professionals due to unemployment, low wages, and poor working conditions, threatening key economic sectors and innovation.
Spain's strong GDP growth conceals challenges such as rising reliance on low-paid tourism jobs and persistent unemployment, raising concerns about long-term economic sustainability.
Spain's Labor Inspection uncovered over 92,600 undeclared jobs in 2024, predominantly in hospitality, exposing ongoing labor market challenges in the underground economy.
Madrid showcases robust job creation and declining unemployment for September 2025.
Spain leverages immigration to address labor shortages and support economic growth while managing challenges with unaccompanied minors.
Spain confronts a demographic crisis affecting its economy and labor market, coupled with rising public debt.
Circular economy initiatives are key to boosting employment and supporting female entrepreneurship in Spain.
AIReF's analysis reveals a modest positive impact from minimum wage hikes and labor reforms on Spain's economy.
The first European Social Economy Summit in the Region emphasizes local development and employment opportunities.
Spain is lagging in hiring forecasts compared to the EU average, raising concerns about its economic recovery.
Economist Javier Giménez-Díaz attributes low salaries in Spain to low productivity levels.
An analysis of the economic implications for Spanish firms if OIT wage proposals are implemented.
Catalonia sees major job losses in August 2025, leading to economic concerns.
Spain faces ongoing economic challenges in tourism and the labor market, as highlighted in a recent economic review.
Spain's unemployment rate remains the highest in the EU at 10.4%, while the overall EU rate drops to 5.9%.