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Three Big Ideas #62

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By Mann Virdee, Philip Salter
| Substack
Cross-country construction TFP growth vs. change in relative construction price, 1995–2021 (Source: Centre for Economic Policy Research) 🏗️ Philip Salter, Founder Since 1970, productivity across most of the American economy has roughly doubled. In construction, it has fallen by around 40%. A new VoxEU column by Dongkeun Choi and Munseob Lee unpacks why.
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Britain’s Spinout Gender Gap Could Last Until 2060

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By Philip Salter
| Forbes Verified
Turning ideas to impact © Stefan Jakubowski 2026 Innovation has long been part of Britain's national story. Over the last century, universities have played an increasingly important part in this ecosystem, producing some of the most exciting and innovative research, training some of the world's best and brightest minds and launching companies.
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Beyond The Headlines: What Founders Really Want From Media Coverage

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By Philip Salter
| Forbes Verified
Founders have a lot of opinions about the media getty A new survey from The Entrepreneurs Network, supported by Pathos Communications, has revealed insights into the UK’s entrepreneurial landscape: founders are eager for a richer, more rounded national conversation about entrepreneurship. Out of Focus reveals that almost sixty percent of founders disagreed that journalists generally do a good job covering entrepreneurship, with twelve percent agreeing.
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