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Cardano and Ripple have posted a modest rebound as the odds of a Fed rate cut this December increase. Both […] The post Cardano and Ripple Bounce Back, But Digitap Leads the Market as the Top Pick for 2026 Bull Market appeared first on Coindoo.

Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) is moving in a neutral territory with the signs of stability, which is often linked to a calm before the storm. Its value has been stable over the last 24 hours, but it is still up by 13.8% over the last week. However, the data revealed that Pudgy Penguins is making a […]

The post The productivity bull case for almost everything appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. This is a segment from The Breakdown newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe.  “Productivity isn’t everything, but in the long run it is almost everything.” — Paul Krugman “Total factor productivity” (TFP) is how economists measure the contribution of technological innovation to economic growth — the sustained ability of an economy to produce more output with the same amount of inputs. As such, it’s arguably economists’ most important measurement, because the continual process of producing more with less is how life gets better. “A country’s ability to improve its standard of living over time depends almost entirely on its ability to raise its output per worker,” Paul Krugman explains.  Technology is what makes that happen and TFP is how it’s measured. To get a more tangible sense of how important technology-generated productivity is, consider this: A recent paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) estimates that an additional 0.5% of annual TFP growth would stabilize the US government’s finances at today’s level of debt-to-GDP. 0.5%! It doesn’t sound like a lot, but if sustained over the next 10 years, NBER estimates that would reduce the baseline forecast for US government debt by $2 trillion. Over 30 years, a sustained 0.5% boost to TFP would make the US government’s debt-to-GDP ratio 42 percentage points lower than NBER’s baseline forecast (and 80 percentage points lower than its pessimistic one). Given the seemingly hopeless state of government finances, maintaining today’s level of indebtedness is a dream scenario that seems too good to be true. But researchers at Anthropic think we can do even better. Anthropic conducted a study of 100,000 Claude.ai conversations to “estimate how long the tasks in these conversations would take with and without AI assistance, and study the productivity implications across the broader economy.”  Its conclusion? LLMs could…