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Analysts warned that AI-driven productivity gains may concentrate income and profits while labor’s share continues to decline

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Two articles report that analysts are using recent macroeconomic indicators—such as labor’s share falling to 52.8% and corporate margins rising to 14.9% of GDP—to argue that the upcoming AI productivity boom could benefit firms more than workers. The coverage cites EY-Parthenon’s Gregory Daco, who warned that this dynamic may produce a “winner-takes-all” economy with increased concentration of gains.

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