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The Rise of Pro-Productivity Institutions: A Review of Analysis and Policy Recommendations

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  • Dirk Pilat

    (The University of Manchester, The Productivity Insitute and Valencia Institute of Economic Research)

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  • Dirk Pilat, 2023. "The Rise of Pro-Productivity Institutions: A Review of Analysis and Policy Recommendations," Insight Papers 015, The Productivity Institute.
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