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Abstract
To understand economic phenomena, traditional economic research has been based primarily on statistical analysis and mathematical and econometric models. However, the rapid advance of artificial intelligence in recent decades, hand in hand with the fourth Industrial Revolution driven by big-data, cloud computing, 3D printing, cybersecurity, the internet of things, Embedded systems, simulation, robots, augmented reality and, last but not least, Artificial Intelligence (AI), have created new possibilities and tools for researchers in topics related to economic sciences. The advance of AI is consolidated
rapidly in the different areas of the economic, social, environmental and even political life of human beings. In particular, in the field of research they are consolidated as advanced tools to develop research proposals, process large amounts of data, identify complex patterns and make more accurate predictions. These capabilities have allowed economists to approach economic problems from their vast complexity, in order to formulate more objective results and more precise proposals for their understanding and efficient, equitable and effective approach.
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