

Martin Beraja
Pentti Kouri Career Development Assistant Professor of Economics, MIT
Martin Beraja is the Pentti Kouri Career Development Assistant Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), as well as a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). He is a macroeconomist who has studied business cycles and stabilization policy, the costs of inflation, and how technological innovations shape inequality and economic growth. He has tackled these questions by sometimes developing theory, sometimes using novel data and empirics, but most often by bringing the two together.
Recent work by Martin Beraja
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How the surveillance state is exported through trade in AI
Autocracies and weak democracies are more likely to import facial recognition AI from China, particularly in years when they experience domestic unrest
Published 09.10.23
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Autocratic AI dystopias: Science fiction or social science fact?
China's autocratic political regime and the rapid innovation in its AI sector mutually reinforce each other
Published 12.05.23