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Concept52 mentions across episodes
Europe
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Europe
...Europe has achieved 10 times more value creation, whereas US has achieved only five times.
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from transcript49:39 – 50:53
...Europe has achieved 10 times more value creation, whereas US has achieved only five times. That's a story, I think, that needs to be spread, and that needs to be maybe considered more positively than the current vibe in the market. And I would like t
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from transcript50:25 – 51:28
...Europe produces less than 10% of the semiconductors it consumes. We import 98% of our rare earths, 97% of our lithium, 80% of solar panels, and two thirds of batteries are made in Asia. Let me be even clearer. The tools of the green digital and indus
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from transcript3:10 – 4:10
...has extraordinary companies ready to lead. I'll just mention three examples. And yes, full disclosure:
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from transcript4:36 – 5:42
...happening in Europe. A a very good starting point is to think about relative mutual rates or what's known as relative r star. Now in kind of high frequency short term on a short term basis, of course, these things are very hard to estimate. But if yo
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...Europe, we are going to purchase both, say, domestic European products and also American products. In some areas, The US is more advanced. For instance, Finland is, purchasing 64 f 30 fives to replace our existing fleet of 64 f eighteens, which date
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from transcript10:29 – 11:31
...Europe, because I think it's a a a term that captures lots of different definitions. So you've got Great point. Europe, the kind of geographic continent, which is, like, forty forty odd countries, about 700,000,000 people. And then within that, you'v
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...Europe is supplying 40% of the quantum computers that have been deployed worldwide. So we are in the game pretty much. We have some companies that are able to do that. So that's for the quantum hardware suppliers. Now if you look at the users, there'
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from transcript3:54 – 4:59
...Europe and The US go from around minus 200 during the mid nineteen eighties to zero in the early nineteen nineties. And this was a period where the European neutral rate was rising as Eastern Germany was unified with Western Germany. You had the big
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from transcript14:14 – 15:18
“Europe's productivity problem isn't what you think it is”
...European productivity is on par with The US. But the reason The US is is is so much ahead is because the tech sector is so much bigger and so much more successful. If you compare just The US and Franc
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market insight30:55 – 31:23
“Europeans don't work less - this narrative is completely wrong”
...that Europeans are just working less because, you know, we have more healthy work life balance and all that stuff. But, actually, if you look at the numbers, the hours gap has narrowed. The you know,
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contrarian take30:26 – 30:52
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