AI Content Disclosure

Last Updated: 20/06/2026

Economic Literature may use artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to assist in the creation, research, organisation, summarisation, editing, and presentation of content.

How AI May Be Used

AI tools may assist with:

• Research and information gathering
• Article drafting and editing
• Data analysis and summarisation
• Headline and content optimisation
• Image generation and graphic design
• Content categorisation and organisation

Human Editorial Oversight

All content published on Economic Literature is reviewed by a human editor before publication. Editorial decisions, fact-checking, and final approval remain under human supervision.

Accuracy and Limitations

While AI tools can improve efficiency and content delivery, they may occasionally produce inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated information. Readers should independently verify important information before making financial, investment, legal, or business decisions.

No Automated Financial Advice

Economic Literature does not provide automated investment recommendations or personalised financial advice through AI-generated content. All published material is intended solely for informational and educational purposes.

Commitment to Transparency

We are committed to responsible and transparent use of AI technologies and will continue to evaluate and improve our editorial processes to maintain accuracy, quality, and trustworthiness.