FrontierGraph starts from a large published-journal economics corpus and surfaces questions that sit near existing topics, literatures, and papers.
Organizing open questions in economics.
FrontierGraph helps you browse questions that sit near existing topics, literatures, and papers, so you can see where the economics literature may still be open.
As it gets easier to produce more analysis, direction matters more. FrontierGraph is a way to narrow what to read next and where a new paper might begin.
Public release
242,595 published-journal papers screened
230,479 papers in the normalized graph
6,752 native concepts