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Institutions, Innovation and Resource Allocation
This thesis examines how institutional frictions shape innovation and, in turn, resource allocation. It studies three institutional shocks in China: a breakdown of the informal trust mechanism underlying university–industry collaboration, the design of a formal tax incentive for venture capital, and
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