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Jeremiah, Dittmar ; Skipper, Seabold. (2019) New media and competition: printing and Europes transformation after Gutenberg.
In: CEP Discussion Papers. RePEc:cep:cepdps:dp1600.
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First, the institutional innovations of the Protestant Reformation were first pioneered at the city level and are interesting in their own right (Hamm 1994; Sehling et al. 19092013) . Institutional changes occurred first at the city-level and provided models later territorial-level legal change. Second, the institutional changes we study as outcomes should be interesting to economists in and of themselves. They not only reformed church services, they also established compulsory mass public education and broadly expanded the provision of public goods at the city-level.
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