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Andrew Green is an economist and leads the productivity, firm growth and employment team at the OECD.  The team’s work focuses on productivity, firm performance, business dynamics and the resilience of production networks. The work is often based on the team’s innovative distributed microdata projects, MultiProd and DynEmp, which foster a granular understanding of productivity and business dynamics.  Andrew also leads the LIFT (Leveraging Inter-Firm Transactions) network, which coordinates an international network of national administrations, practitioners and researchers with access and interest in using firm-to-firm transaction data for policy analysis. He was previously an economist on the Future of Work team at the OECD, working on the effect of technology and automation on labour market outcomes, platform work, franchising, domestic outsourcing and monopsony, among other topics. Prior to the OECD, he held positions at the U.S. Census Bureau’s LEHD program, where his research focused on bargaining over hours of work, statistical record linkage, and the construction of public-use labour market statistics. He holds a PhD in economics from Cornell University.