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The EU and the not-so-simple macroeconomics of AI
My Podcast with Epoch AI
Dec 18
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Luis Garicano
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Anson Ho
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How Brussels writes so many laws
Explaining Europe’s extraordinary legal productivity
Dec 4
•
Luis Garicano
84
20
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November 2025
Politics without trade-offs
A new paper with Adam Brzezinski
Nov 28
•
Luis Garicano
35
7
7
What a toad tells us about Europe’s housing problems
The commission can make it easier to build
Nov 14
•
Pieter Garicano
71
7
11
The Constitution of Innovation
A New European Renaissance
Nov 10
•
Luis Garicano
119
18
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October 2025
The failure of Macron
The supply-side reforms that weren't
Oct 13
•
Luis Garicano
and
Pieter Garicano
106
4
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Designed for Weakness
The European Commission’s leadership problem
Oct 2
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Luis Garicano
61
7
11
September 2025
Why is the AI Act so hard to kill?
Some insight into how the sausage is made
Sep 24
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Luis Garicano
53
5
5
August 2025
R without G
Good news on AI could be bad news for Europe's debt problems
Aug 28
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Luis Garicano
30
3
5
European nuclear could be cheap
A UK taskforce shows how to cut cost without touching safety
Aug 20
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Luis Garicano
47
10
9
The surrender in Turnberry
11 thoughts on the EU-US trade deal
Aug 2
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Luis Garicano
85
18
20
July 2025
The AI Becker problem
Who will train the next generation?
Jul 23
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Luis Garicano
60
11
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