Kosovo XKX
Tier 6 · Low-Income / High-Informality
Kosovo stands at 20.2 of 100 on the Optional Work Index, the point at which paid work becomes economically optional1.
Supply measures whether machines can do the work; demand measures whether people can afford to stop. The index is their geometric mean, computed by the same method used for every country.
20.2 / 100
0 · pre-automation baseline100 · work optional
22.4
Supply
can machines do the work
18.3
Demand
can people afford to stop
Data coverage high · 4/5 inputs from primary data (supply 2/3, demand 2/2)
Components
Five sub-indices, fixed weights within each side
Supply
Capacity for machines to do the work22.4
AI Capabilityweight 40%
36.3
Humanoid Roboticsweight 31%
18.2
Labor Market Shiftweight 29%
modelled — no primary XKX data
7.6
AI system progress toward human-level and beyond cognitive performance.
Demand
Capacity for people to stop working18.3
Economic Abundanceweight 60%
19.5
Wealth Distributionweight 40%
16.6
Whether the cost of necessities (healthcare, housing, food, transport, education) is falling enough that work is less required.
Data sources for XKX
which series filled each input
ai_frontier— epoch globalai_adoption— wb wbrobot_density— wb ifrautomation_gap— derived wbunemployment— none missingproductivity— none missingjob_openings— none missingcost_healthcare— none missingcost_food— none missingcost_housing— wb proxycost_transport— none missingcost_education— none missingbs_electricity— wb wbbs_water— none missingbs_sanitation— none missingbs_ict_affordability— none missingincome_floor— wb wbinequality— wb wblabor_income_share— none missing
Calculated 2026-10-16 19:25:51 UTC · version 3.1.0