Public good (economics)
Public good (economics)
Public good (economics)
An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change
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An Evolutionary Theory of Economic Change
RICHARD R. NELSON AND SIDNEY G. WINTER
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A Layman’s Guide to Evolutionary Economics
During the last decades we have seen a revival of interest in the works of Joseph Schumpeter and “evolutionary” ideas in economics more generally. This paper presents an overview and interpretation of these developments. Following an introductory discussion of the concepts and ideas (and their origins) the main characteristics of Schumpeter’s own contribution are presented. On this basis we make an assessment of the more recent contributions in this area, the (mostly applied) “neo-schumpeterian” literature that attempts to use Schumpeterian
concepts to empirically analyse real world phenomena, and the more formal “evolutionary modelling” literature associated with the names of Sidney Winter and Richard Nelson. Finally we raise the question of how much the different contributions considered in the paper actually have in common (is there a common core?), and what the differences and similarities are when compared to other approaches (particularly the so-called “new growth theory”).
During the last decades we have seen a revival of interest in the works of Joseph Schumpeter and “evolutionary” ideas in economics more generally. This paper presents an overview and interpretation of these developments. Following an introductory discussion of the concepts and ideas (and their origins) the main characteristics of Schumpeter’s own contribution are presented. On this basis we make an assessment of the more recent contributions in this area, the (mostly applied) “neo-schumpeterian” literature that attempts to use Schumpeterian concepts to empirically analyse real world phenomena, and the more formal “evolutionary modelling” literature associated with the names of Sidney Winter and Richard Nelson. Finally we raise the question of how much the different contributions considered in the paper actually have in common (is there a common core?), and what the differences and similarities are when compared to other approaches (particularly the so-called “new growth theory”).
Jan Fagerberg
https://www.staff.ncl.ac.uk/david.harvey/MKT3008/Basics/Fagerberg2002.pdf
Yochai Benkler: Open-source economics – YouTube – TED
Handbook of the Economics of Innovation
Bronwyn H. Hall, B.H and Rosenberg, N. (eds.)
https://www.elsevier.com/books/handbook-of-the-economics-of-innovation/hall/978-0-444-53609-9
The Real Future of the Platform Economy
Simone Cicero
https://stories.platformdesigntoolkit.com/the-real-future-of-the-platform-economy-838629ad3a77
Introduction: on the engine of free-market growth
Baumol, W.
Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages
Carlota Perez