Evolutionaire economie

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Joseph Schumpeter was an inconoclastic economist who was influential well beyond his reputation. From his education and original academic and civil service work in Austria, Schumpeter went on to a long, productive career exploring the causes of economic growth and its fluctuation over time. Schumpeter's interest in the dynamics of economic growth processes led him to develop a theory of entrepreneurship, and to argue that innovation is at the core of economic growth. Innovation creates value, but through changes such as product differentiation, previous goods, services, and processes become obsolete and lose their value. Such is the unavoidable "perennial gale of creative destruction".

Het vakgebied evolutionaire economie heeft zich de laatste jaren ontwikkeld tot een veel omvattend raamwerk om innovatie te bestuderen. Innovaties komen voort uit bestaande technieken als in een evolutionair recombinatieproces. Koen Frenken, hoogleraar economie van innovatie aan de TU Eindhoven, stelt dat Willy Wortels eigenlijk niet meer bestaan.

Uploaded by EvolutionaryEconomics.org on 2014-10-09.

Mariana Mazzucato argues that the idea that entrepreneurship is confined to the private sector is wrong. In fact, while often considered "inefficient," the state is among the shrewdest investors in innovation-and deserves its fair share of the rewards. Who should get the fruits of innovation?