Name: technological change in the modern economy. basci topics and new developments.
SKU: 2416523
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Author: p. beije
ISBN: 9781840644623

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technological change in the modern economy. basci topics and new developments.

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Autor

p. beije

Año

2000

N° páginas

304

ISBN

1840644621

ISBN13

9781840644623

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Technological Change in the Modern Economy` presents an authoritative overview of the economics of technological change. Using an empirical foundation, it examines the economic causes and effects of technological innovation. It also analyzes the process of innovation itself. The author first provides an introduction to innovation and technical change. He expands this to include issues such as innovation and economic growth, the organization of innovation, innovation and competition and the role of government. He also discusses new topics such as technological cooperation, the spillover effects of research, the firm as a learning organization and national systems of innovation. These issues are analyzed empirically, employing theoretical explanations to support case studies on Europe, the United States and Japan. The book uses an institutional economics approach, discussing the role of various actors, such as individual inventors, research departments of private firms and public research institutes. The book should provide an introduction to the economics of innovation for advanced undergraduates and for managers and public administrators involved in innovation. It should also be of use to those studying industrial organization and institutional economics, and should be accessible to those from business administration and management science.