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Traditional capital incentives slow the diffusion of next-generation technologies
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Distance from innovation is a barrier to the adoption of artificial intelligence
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Europe’s top court rules for Intel to end long-running antitrust case
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Europe’s top court rules for Intel to end long-running antitrust case
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The end of Russian gas transit via Ukraine and options for the EU
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An uphill struggle: a long-term perspective on the European public goods debate
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The Medici’s quiet coup: How the wealthy bend politics without shifting institutions
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Hidden profits, lost jobs: The link between tax havens and employment
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Balancing act: Credit growth and risks from the ECB’s dividend ban
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Counting the undead: A new metric for identifying zombie firms
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Intergenerational poverty persistence in Europe and the Great Gatsby curve
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Populism’s original sin: Short-term economic consequences of populist policy
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‘Home-grown’ innovation has costs as well as benefits
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Helping Ukraine is not only crucial for peace in Europe but also for world peace
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Public service deprivation and the rise of the far right
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