Evidence

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"Wolfgang Münchau argues that Germany’s capital model, banking system and corporatism are structural weaknesses in the German economy."

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Source title The End of the German Economic Miracle | Wolfgang Münchau

Source authors Wolfgang Münchau; Demetri Kofinas

Source year 2024

Confidence high

Importance mid

Format Web Page

"Comparative-capitalism research characterises Germany as a coordinated market economy and the United States as a liberal market economy."

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Source title Varieties of Capitalism and Innovative Enterprise

Source authors William Lazonick

Source year 2007

Confidence high

Importance high

Format Web Page

"Europe’s HD-MAC project developed an analogue production and hybrid analogue-digital HDTV broadcasting system before Europe moved toward fully digital HDTV standards."

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Source title The development of HDTV in Europe — a tale of three cities

Source authors David Wood

Source year 2007

Confidence high

Importance mid

Format Web Page

"After becoming chancellor in 1982, Helmut Kohl’s government chose copper and coaxial cable expansion instead of the Schmidt-era fibre-optic plan."

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Source title Schmidt wanted to build a fast fibre-optic network as early as 1981

Source authors Ann-Kristin Glöckner

Source year 2024

Confidence high

Importance high

Format Web Page

"Helmut Schmidt’s government backed a 30-year plan in 1981 for an integrated broadband fibre-optic telecommunications network in West Germany."

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Source title Schmidt wanted to build a fast fibre-optic network as early as 1981

Source authors Ann-Kristin Glöckner

Source year 2024

Confidence high

Importance high

Format Online paper / PDF

"Germany’s institutional innovation model was especially strong at incremental improvement of established high-quality engineering and chemical technologies."

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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 6: SCAFFOLDING FOR INFLUENCE Dangers of Entrepreneurship

Source title German Technology Policy, Innovation, and National Institutional Frameworks

Source authors David Soskice

Source year 1996

Confidence high

Importance high

Format Web Page

"The EU market remains substantially more fragmented than the U.S. interstate market."

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Source title Scaling Up the Single Market to Boost Productivity

Source authors International Monetary Fund

Source year 2024

Confidence high

Importance high

Format Online paper / PDF

"English remains the dominant language of open-source code, documentation and developer interaction, although GitHub is becoming more multilingual."

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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 6: SCAFFOLDING FOR INFLUENCE Dangers of Entrepreneurship

Source title Write in English, Nobody Understands Your Language Here: A Study of Non-English Trends in Open-Source Repositories

Source authors Masudul Hasan Masud Bhuiyan; Manish Kumar Bala Kumar; Cristian-Alexandru Staicu

Source year 2026

Confidence high

Importance mid

Format Web Page

"Stack Overflow requires questions and answers to be written in English."

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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 6: SCAFFOLDING FOR INFLUENCE Dangers of Entrepreneurship

Source title Can I ask a question in a language other than English? - Help Center - Stack Overflow

Source authors Stack Overflow

Source year 2023

Confidence high

Importance mid

Format Online paper / PDF

"By 1990, the OECD described U.S. firms as dominating the global software market, especially packaged software."

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Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 6: SCAFFOLDING FOR INFLUENCE Dangers of Entrepreneurship

Source title The Legal Protection of Software: Implications for Latecomer Strategies in Newly Industrialising Economies (NIEs) and Middle-Income Economies (MIEs)

Source authors Carlos Maria Correa

Source year 1990

Confidence high

Importance high