Literature review and empirical analyses of AI exposure and productivity - 250001/7796

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Tenderers must comply with the following selection criteria in order to prove that they have the necessary economic and financial capacity to perform the contract.

Experience in Labour Economics and Labour Market Research: The tenderer must prove experience in the field of labour economics and labour market research, with specific expertise in the measurement of occupational exposure to artificial intelligence, the analysis of EU-wide labour market datasets including the Labour Force Survey, the European Working Conditions Survey, and the AIM-Work survey, advanced quantitative and statistical analysis methods including ensemble modelling, meta-analysis, and regression techniques, and the drafting of policy-relevant research reports and recommendations.

Capacity to Draft Reports in English: The tenderer must prove capacity to draft reports in English.

Project Manager: The team delivering the service should include, as a minimum, a Project Manager with the required experience in project management.

Senior Expert in Labour Economics: The team delivering the service should include, as a minimum, a Senior Expert in Labour Economics.

2 Experts in Quantitative Labour Market Analysis: The team delivering the service should include, as a minimum, two (2) Experts in Quantitative Labour Market Analysis.