11:20 - 13:00
PS7
Technological Change & Institutions
Room:
Room: South Room 224
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Guillem Amatller Dómine - State sponsored technology and political elites: the case of the telegraph
Šimon Trlifaj - The Patent Paradox and the Alienability Motive to Patent
Matthias Haslberger - Wage hierarchies revisited: How robotisation and labour market institutions shape occupational wage hierarchies
Sebastian Ziaja - Reducing perceptions of inequality via electronic governance: A field experiment from Botswana
PS7-1
State sponsored technology and political elites: the case of the telegraph
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Guillem Amatller Dómine, Universitat Pompeu Fabra | IBEI
PS7-2
The Patent Paradox and the Alienability Motive to Patent
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Šimon Trlifaj, Central European University
PS7-3
Wage hierarchies revisited: How robotisation and labour market institutions shape occupational wage hierarchies
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Matthias Haslberger, University of Oxford, Nuffield College and Department of Politics and International Relations
PS7-4
Reducing perceptions of inequality via electronic governance: A field experiment from Botswana
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Sebastian Ziaja, GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences