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Privacy protection laws, national culture, and artificial intelligence innovation around the world
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Abstract A substantial body of research highlights how stringent regulations disrupt innovators’ incentives and increase transaction costs, yet their information processing implication remains understudied. Building on information processing theory, we study how the interplay between formal and info
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