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2. Hype, Sustainability, and the Price of the Bigger-is-Better Paradigm in AI. (2025). Luccioni, Alexandra Sasha ; Varoquaux, Gal ; Whittaker, Meredith.
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5. Broadband Access and Markups in Europe. (2025). Tirelli, Patrizio ; Portoghese, Luca Michele ; Colombo, Emilio.
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22. Digitalization and Productivity Growth Slowdown in Production Networks. (2024). Sen, Ali.
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25. R&D Decisions and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Switzerland and the Netherlands. (2023). Dobbelaere, Sabien ; Knig, Michael D ; Wrter, Martin ; Spescha, Andrin.
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