Ireland’s GDP figures: Why 26% economic growth is a problem – The Irish Times
The growth rate may be statistical fact but it is a fiction in reflecting what is actually going on| The Irish Times
The growth rate may be statistical fact but it is a fiction in reflecting what is actually going on| The Irish Times
Annual charge would hit groups with net turnover of €50mn or more, according to leaked European Commission proposal| www.ft.com
697/2024 Thiemo Fetzer, Callum Shaw, Jacob Edenhofer, Formal conceptions of state capacity have mostly focused on indirect measures of state capacity – by, for instance, using the state’s fiscal or extractive capacity as a proxy for its overall capacity. Yet, this input or extractive view of state capacity falls short, especially since cross-country empirical evidence suggests that similar levels of fiscal capacity, measured by tax revenues as a percentage of GDP, can produce starkly diff...| warwick.ac.uk
Using basic health statements authorized by UK and EU registers and 9,100 journalist-vetted public-health assertions on topics such as abortion, COVID-19 and politics from sources ranging from peer-reviewed journals and government advisories to social media and news across the political spectrum, we benchmark six leading large language models from in 21 languages, finding that, despite high accuracy on English-centric textbook claims, performance falls in multiple non-European languages and f...| arXiv.org
