A European Policy Agenda in and for the New Global Economy
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- Justin Yifu Lin(National School of Development, University of Beijing)Alojzy Z. Nowak(Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw)
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Digitalization; Superstar Firms; Emerging Economies; Global Finance; Populism; European Governance;All these keywords.
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