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Why Jean Fourastié’s Theory of Economic Development is Still Relevant Today

David Le Bris
In 1949, the innovative French economist and policymaker Jean Fourastié introduced a theory of growth and technological development that economists could still use today,...
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Facebook Owner Meta Targets Finance with ‘Zuck Bucks’ and Creator Coins

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With ‘Stealth Politics,’ Billionaires Make Sure Their Money Talks

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Antitrust and Competition

Is It Better to Address the Apple-Google App Store Duopoly Through Antitrust or Regulation? 

Giuseppe Colangelo
A new paper analyzes antitrust investigations and private litigation initiated against the Google and Apple app stores, exploring how the main anticompetitive practices within...
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Elizabeth Warren’s Plan to Break Up Big Everything

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Weaponisation of Finance: How the West Unleashed ‘Shock and Awe’ on Russia

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Rollups: A Chinese Corner in Chassis and Containers

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Supreme Court Revives Trump-Era Environmental Regulation

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Chart of the Week: Two-thirds of Germans Support Russian Energy Embargo

Brooke Fox
A new survey of German citizens reveals the steps they'd support to help Ukrainians and punish Russia. According to a new survey of 2,000 Germans...
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SEC Explores Segregating Businesses at Crypto Exchanges

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