Openness to Creative Destruction: Sustaining Innovative Dynamism shows how innovation occurs through the efforts of inventors and innovative entrepreneurs, how workers on balance benefit, and how good policies can encourage innovation.
Openness to Creative Destruction: Sustaining Innovative Dynamism shows how innovation occurs through the efforts of inventors and innovative entrepreneurs, how workers on balance benefit, and how good policies can encourage innovation.
Arthur M. Diamond, Jr. is Professor of Economics at the University of Nebraska Omaha. He has published many journal articles on issues in labor economics, economics of technology, and economics of entrepreneurship.
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Preface List of Figures and Tables 1- An Economy of Innovative Dynamism 2- The Innovative Entrepreneur 3- The Great Fact and the Good Life 4- The Benefits: New Goods 5- The Benefits: Process Innovations 6- Easing the Pains of Labor 7- The Benefits: Labor Gains 8- The Benefits: Morality, Equality, Mobility, Culture, and the Environment 9- Innovation Bound or Unbound by Culture and Institutions 10- Funding Inventors 11- Funding Entrepreneurs 12- Unbinding Regulations 13- Hope for a Better Future 14- Overture 15- Reader's Guide on Innovative Dynamism 16- Reader's Guide on Inventors and Entrepreneurs 17- Acknowledgements Endnotes Bibliography Index
Preface List of Figures and Tables 1- An Economy of Innovative Dynamism 2- The Innovative Entrepreneur 3- The Great Fact and the Good Life 4- The Benefits: New Goods 5- The Benefits: Process Innovations 6- Easing the Pains of Labor 7- The Benefits: Labor Gains 8- The Benefits: Morality, Equality, Mobility, Culture, and the Environment 9- Innovation Bound or Unbound by Culture and Institutions 10- Funding Inventors 11- Funding Entrepreneurs 12- Unbinding Regulations 13- Hope for a Better Future 14- Overture 15- Reader's Guide on Innovative Dynamism 16- Reader's Guide on Inventors and Entrepreneurs 17- Acknowledgements Endnotes Bibliography Index
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