Papers coauthored with Nikhil Reddy

Artificial intelligence (A.I.) is arguably the most transformative technological advancement of the 21st century. The disruptive technology promises a dangerous crossroads of economic opportunity and productivity, and economists are unable to reach a consensus regarding the long-term implications of such innovation. This paper discusses the current state of A.I. deployment, comparative regional differences in economic development, and sector-specific impacts of A.I. adoption. We identify and address three policy concerns: implementation lag, monopolistic structures, and labor market effects. Throughout, a keen emphasis is placed upon equitable and progressive growth for stakeholders at all levels—a core tenant of any high-quality economy.

@techreport{tan2024aiparadigm,
  author      = {Tan, Sebastian and Wang, Justin and Reddy, Nikhil and Zhou, Brian},
  title       = {The A.I. Paradigm: Crafting Sustainable Growth for an Intelligent Economy},
  institution = {United States National Economics Team, Council for Economic Education},
  year        = {2024},
  month       = jul,
  note        = {2024 Global Economics Challenge, Adam Smith Division}
}