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 High-tech sourcing responds strongly to IPR protection; low-tech sourcing barely moves. Related Articles: Why Supply Chain Diversificatio

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Components per supplier fall, then rise, as IPR protection strengthens. Related Articles: Why Supply Chain Diversification Is Essential for

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Mergers account for a large share of Japan’s negative exit effect. Related Articles: Why Japan Keeps Productive Small Firms Small | The Economy

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Source: Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) supplier list; Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), “C919 Major Suppliers”; Airframer aircraft supply-chain database Related Articles:

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 Routine employment declines are not matched by the predicted declines in firms’ labour shares. Related Articles: Automation and Labor Share: Wh

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Routine work declined sharply, yet the distribution of firms’ labour shares remained remarkably stable. Related Articles: Automation and Labor Sh

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Monthly office contact was associated with lower cumulative attrition throughout the trial. Related Articles: Hybrid Work Productivity Depends on Des

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The productivity gap widened during the trial and remained after office visits ended. Related Articles: Hybrid Work Productivity Depends on Design, No

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Agentic coding increased the supply of new apps, but release volume alone does not measure economic value.

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True posts were rated higher on average, but false posts still attracted enough belief to show why trusted information must be tested, not assumed. Related Articles:

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Readers identified partisan direction more clearly than factual accuracy, showing why political identity can overpower a mainstream media label. Related Articles:

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 The employment-cognition link is visible but uneven, supporting caution rather than a simple claim that work protects the brain. Related Articles:

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Mothers’ earnings improve not only with their own WFH exposure, but also when fathers or partners have more remote-work capacity. Related Articles: WFH Jobs Are Becomi

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WFH exposure is linked to higher mothers’ earnings and more weeks worked after childbirth, while parental leave falls after 2020. Related Articles: WFH Jobs Are Becomin

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Market-making did not only raise patenting volume; it also changed the type of innovation space firms pursued. Related Articles: Space Innovation Fun

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Entrants begin to matter when public rules and procurement make the space market credible. Related Articles: Space Innovation Funding Is the Missing H

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The fall in EU energy use shows adjustment and structural change, but not yet a full escape from imported fuel dependence. Related Articles: E

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China’s innovation system is strong in output, but weaker institutional scores show why trust still has to be earned.

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China’s R&D rise shows why its manufacturing story is shifting from low-cost scale to deeper scientific capability.

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Public R&D support is not one model: some countries rely more on direct project funding, while others route support through tax incentives. 

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