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Paula Druschke (@PSEinfo) and Gaston Nievas (@PSEinfo) | The Global Democratic Deficit: Institutional Asymmetries and the Provision of Global Public Goods
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Julien Grenet (@PSEinfo @CNRS) and al. | The Impact of Social Mixing at School: Evidence From a French Desegregation Program
https://t.co/yJEV6gyt7r

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Oliver Vanden Eynde (@PSEinfo @CNRS) | Aider la paix ou le conflit ? L'impact des coupes budgétaires de l'USAID sur la violence
https://t.co/sCmjFyH1ky

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Catherine Doz (@PSEinfo @SorbonneParis1) and al. | Switching Macroeconomic Growth and Volatility: Evidence from a Mean-Variance Markov-Switching Dynamic Factor Model
https://t.co/jNGcKFLwin

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Lionel Fontagné (@PSEinfo @SorbonneParis1 @iMIP_institute) et al. | Air Service Agreements, Connectivity and Emissions
https://t.co/YZIiyjm8Tb

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Lionel Fontagné (@PSEinfo @SorbonneParis1 @iMIP_institute) and al. | Quantifying the Trade Impact of SPS and TBTs with Product-level Structural Gravity
https://t.co/hBGUX9xafr

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📖 New #PolicyBrief! "Exchange Rates, Markups and Inflation: Evidence from Colombia" by Sandra Poncet.
Within the framework of the Globalization Chair.
https://t.co/pPn5pARDUu

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Loris André (@PSEinfo ENPC) A Model of Economic Growth and Biodiversity
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Oliver Vanden Eynde (@PSEinfo @CNRS), Philine Widmer (@PSEinfo) and al. | Science under Threat? A Natural Experiment in Economics
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Oliver Vanden Eynde (@PSEinfo @CNRS) and al | Random Connections and Violence in the French Revolution
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Marc Fleurbaey (@PSEinfo @CNRS) and al | Workers as Partners: a Theory of Responsible Firms in Labor Markets
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Julien Grenet (@PSEinfo @CNRS) and al. | Allocating students to schools: theory, methods, and empirical insights
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Lionel Fontagné (@PSEinfo @SorbonneParis1) and al. | Reassessing the benefits of European integration and the European Union’s ability to achieve strategic autonomy
https://t.co/Bmz8n4wLmA

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David N. Margolis (@PSEinfo @CNRS) | L'impact des licenciements sur les individus et les entreprises
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Nicolas Astier (@PSEinfo ENPC) and al. | Nuclear operations with a high penetration of renewables: the case of France
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📖 New #PolicyBrief! "Supply Chains, Trade and Economic Fragility" by Sandra Poncet.
Within the framework of the Globalization Chair.
https://t.co/IIpqiiANy3

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Carmen Camacho (@PSEinfo @CNRS) and al. | Optimal Land Use and Pollution Abatement under Discounting: A Spatiotemporal Analysis with State Constraints
https://t.co/55E3lUISXP

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📖 New #PolicyBrief! "Digitization and trade patterns" by Ariell Reshef.
Within the framework of the Globalization Chair.
https://t.co/eENgDCOSrP

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Katharina Kaeppel (@PSEinfo) | The causal impact of children? Rethinking the identification and estimation of child penalties
https://t.co/qR66Uqp1r9

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Shaun da Costa (@PSEinfo), Marc Fleurbaey (@PSEinfo @CNRS), Santiago Burone (@PSEinfo) and al | Eliciting preferences for well-being measurement: A comparison of methods
https://t.co/HlN6TKh0t8