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- A legal perspective on ESM loans and Coronabonds
- Data needs for shutdown policy
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- How microfinance can help entrepreneurs escape the poverty trap
- Capital market integration can reduce misallocation: Evidence from India
- Debt and financial crises: Will history repeat itself?
- Former Communist Party membership and present-day entrepreneurship
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- From fog to smog: The value of pollution information
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- Special Issue of Economic Policy on the economics of climate change
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- The promise of automated historical data linkage
- Coping with a dual shock: COVID-19 and oil prices
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- The supply side matters: Guns versus butter, COVID-style
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- Adoption of digital technologies by firms in Europe and the US
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