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CEP discussion paper
 Data-intensive innovation and the State: evidence from AI firms in China Martin Beraja, David Y. Yang and Noam Yuchtman
March 2021
Paper No' CEPDP1755:
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JEL Classification: O30; P00; E00; L5; L63; O25; O40

Tags: data; innovation; artificial intelligence; china; economies of scope; directed technical change; industrial policy; privacy; surveillance
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 TV superstars: how a new technology disrupted the entertainment industry Felix Koenig explains how the rollout of TV in mid-twentieth century America benefited a handful of superstars but few other entertainers. Felix Koenig
March 2020
Paper No' CEPCP574:
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JEL Classification: J31; J23; O33; D31

Tags: superstar effect; inequality; top incomes; technical change

This article summarises 'Technical Change and Superstar Effects: Evidence from the Roll-out of Television' by Felix Koenig, CEP Discussion Paper No. 1663
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CEP discussion paper
 Technical change and superstar effects: evidence from the roll-out of television Felix Koenig
November 2019
Paper No' CEPDP1663:
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JEL Classification: J31; J23; O33; D31

Tags: superstar effect; inequality; top incomes; technical change
Journal article
 Trade induced technical change? The impact of Chinese imports on innovation, IT and productivity Nicholas Bloom, Mirko Draca and John Van Reenen January 2016
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Tags: china; technical change; trade; firm survival; employment; productivity; growth
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CEP discussion paper
 The roles of import competition and export opportunities for technical change Claudia Steinwender
February 2015
Paper No' CEPDP1334:
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JEL Classification: F12; F13; F14; L25

Tags: import competition; technical change; productivity; exporting
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CEP discussion paper
 Rise of the machines: the effects of labor-saving innovations on jobs and wages Andy Feng and Georg Graetz
February 2015
Paper No' CEPDP1330:
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JEL Classification: E25; J23; J31; M53; O33

Tags: automation; job polarization; technical change; wage inequality; training
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CEP discussion paper
 Mapping Prices into Productivity in Multisector Growth Models L. Rachel Ngai and Roberto M. Samaniego
May 2008
Paper No' CEPDP0869:
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JEL Classification: E13; O30; O41; O47

Tags: intermediate goods; investment-specific technical change; growth accounting; gross output; multisector growth models
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CEP discussion paper
 An R&D-Based Model of Multi-Sector Growth L. Rachel Ngai and Roberto M. Samaniego
December 2006
Paper No' CEPDP0762:
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JEL Classification: D24; D92; O31; O41

Tags: endogenous technical change; multisector growth; fertility of knowledge; total factor productivity; r&d intensity; investment-specific technical change
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