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Politicians love spending away from reformed civil service, resulting in lower overall investment?
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Theory paper on when reform raises welfare
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Where Discovery Happens: Research Institutions and Fundamental Knowledge in the Life-Sciences (nber.org)Finds strong agglomeration effects for scientists via a mover design
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From J. Doyne Farmer
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Who benefits more from automation? Experts or novices? Depends on which task gets automated
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When one teaches, two learn: The bidirectional learning process supervisor-PhD student (unu-merit.nl)Advisors who haven't worked on AI more likely to write about AI if they advise people with AI knowledge