The Future of Work requires less planning, more adapting
It's hard to imagine what the future will look like, but that doesn't stop people from desperately seeking an answer to the question: w...
The Economic Graph Blog
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Understanding AI in Europe: Where the workforce is today,...
Sue Duke, Head of Global Public Policy at LinkedIn
There is no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) will be a significant driver of Europe’s economic success over the coming decade. W...
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The Innovative Cities And City Clusters In The Era Of...
As the digital economy is fast developing on a global scale, digitalization is penetrating into every aspect of the social economy an...
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Digital Transformation of Chinese Industries: A Digital...
Jian Lu, President, LinkedIn China
It is no secret that digitization has become one of the main arteries powering the pulse of the global economy and also a strong driver...
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World Bank partners with LinkedIn to research the...
This year’s World Bank World Development Report uncovers new insights on the relationship between international connectivity and econom...
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Skills, not job titles, are the new metric for the labour...
Jian Lu, President, LinkedIn China
The rise of tech is currently transforming the labour market, leading to the automation of some jobs and tasks on the one hand and the...
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LinkedIn Workforce Insights: How has Brexit affected the UK...
As three years from the Brexit vote approaches, Economic Graph data can help understand how the change in migration into the UK is impa...
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Software engineering and business management skills most...
Mahesh Narayanan, Country Manager, LinkedIn India
India is one of the largest emerging economies in the world, with an estimated GDP growth rate of 7.3% in 2018-19. Boasting of one of t...
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Faster but fewer: The (small) window in the glass ceiling
Kristin Keveloh, Rachel Bowley
LinkedIn research shows that women reach leadership positions faster than men, but significantly fewer women make it to the top. Our nu...
