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The non-profit, non-partisan research organisation behind most influential US economics working papers, including much of the research on AI and jobs.
Why I recommend it: NBER working papers are free to download, but most are not yet peer reviewed. Treat headline findings as early evidence.
SSRN's browsable index of working-paper series across economics, law, management and technology — most papers are free to download.
Why I recommend it: A good way to read serious research on labor markets, hiring and AI before it hits paywalled journals.
Free open-access working-paper series from the Annenberg Institute at Brown University with Stanford's SCALE Initiative — early education research with strong policy implications, downloadable before journal publication.
Why I recommend it: If you work in education or workforce programs, citing a current working paper makes a proposal much harder to dismiss.
