Artificial intelligence as a disruptive force in economics: transformations, challenges, and future prospects

Bouchra Al Mawla, George M. El Kazzi and Hiba S. Othman
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Bouchra Al Mawla: Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
George M. El Kazzi: American University of Science & Technology, Lebanon
Hiba S. Othman: American University of Science and Technology, Lebanon

Theoretical and Applied Economics, 2025, vol. XXXII, issue 2(643), Summer, 87-106

Abstract: This article examines the economic impact of artificial intelligence (AI) based on a mixedmethods strategy of quantitative regression analysis (2013-2023) and qualitative sectoral case studies. Results show a significant positive relationship between AI investment and GDP per capita (β=5.01E-09, p

Keywords: artificial intelligence; economic growth; unemployment; productivity; labor markets; inflation. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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