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  • 2-September-2017

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    Algorithms and competition: Friends or foes?

    This article by OECD's Antonio Capobianco and Pedro Gonzaga focuses on whether algorithms can make tacit collusion easier, both in oligopolistic markets and in markets which do not manifest the structural features that are usually associated with the risk of collusion. It was published in the August 2017 edition of the CPI Chronicle.

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  • 1-August-2017

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    The government role in mobilising investment and innovation in renewable energy

    Successfully attracting investment and innovation in renewable energy requires not only core climate policies, such as pricing carbon, but also a focus on the broader investment environment. Based on new research from the OECD, this article reviews some of the main factors holding back investment and innovation in renewable energy and looks at what governments can do to take action.

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  • 21-July-2017

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    What’s holding back investment and innovation in renewable energy?

    There is no shortage of capital available globally to finance renewable-energy projects. The financial sector encompasses more than €100 trillion of assets. So how is it that investment in renewable energy is not flowing faster? This article by OECD policy analyst Geraldine Ang proposes responses to the trillion-dollar question.

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  • 27-October-2016

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    Space and innovation: the next frontier

    Space-based technologies are now as much a part of everyday life as electricity or running water. A range of activities from paying with a smart card to playing Pokémon Go use satellite networks to transmit data or get a positioning signal.

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  • 17-October-2016

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    Innovation and complexity - Insights blog

    Economists working at the OECD were pioneers of a new approach that saw innovation not as something linear but as an ecosystem involving interactions among existing knowledge, research, and invention; potential markets; and the production process.

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  • 1-juillet-2016

    Français

    Économie numérique : un futur meilleur à portée de main ?

    L’économie numérique est une réalité. Elle gagne chaque jour un peu plus de terrain, parfois avec des résultats surprenants. À l’heure où se tiennent des réunions ministérielles majeures, à Paris et à Cancún, les dirigeants ne doivent pas douter de leur rôle décisif dans la concrétisation du potentiel de l’économie numérique au service de la productivité et de l’inclusivité.

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  • 24-June-2016

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    Tax challenges, disruption and the digital economy

    While the digital economy cannot be separated out from the rest of the economy, it is equally clear that some specific features of the digital economy may exacerbate the risks of base erosion and profit shifting for tax purposes–namely mobility (e.g. intangibles, business functions), reliance on data (and other forms of user input), network effects, and the spread of multi-sided business models.

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  • 10-June-2016

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    Digital Transformation in Chile: A roadmap to strengthen its governance

    Chile has established itself as a regional leader and has been rapidly closing the gap with other OECD countries in the field of digital government.

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  • 3-June-2016

    English

    Digital innovation – what does it really mean?

    Digitalisation of goods and services destroys established business models and disrupts existing value chains. New value chains emerge. This is often called disruptive innovation.

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  • 30-mai-2016

    Français

    Pour une révolution numérique inclusive

    L’innovation numérique est une opportunité pour les pouvoirs publics, les entreprises, les citoyens transformant les rapports qu’ils entretiennent entre eux. Les nouveaux outils numériques bouleversent les relations institutionnelles et le fonctionnement de la société, au bénéfice du « pouvoir d’agir » de chacun, de sa capacité à participer et à contribuer à la décision et à la production.

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