knowledge involves an overly sharp distinction between “technically possible” and “technically impossible” – a distinction which … has no counterpart in the realities of organizational knowledge. The main elements of a Schumpeterian view are described …

, innovations, and the advance of human knowledge- the rate of growth of capacity has slowed. The past quarter century witnessed the … greatest explosion of financial innovation the world had ever seen. Financial fragility grew until the economy collapsed into … the global financial crisis. At the same time, we saw that much (or even most) of the financial innovation was directed …

Innovation Survey covering the period 1998-2000. The results of our empirical analysis support our theory-based insights. …

This paper examines the effects of innovation on the survival of manufacturing firms in the Netherlands. The … demographics of firms according to their innovative performance and type of innovation are traced by using the Business Register … population of all firms active in the Netherlands and the Community Innovation Survey. Through estimation of a parametric …

Building on some general properties of the empirical patterns of technological diffusion and innovation, the paper … returns grounded upon collectively shared 'knowledge bases'. By means of extensive Montecarlo studies, we identify necessary …

are taken into account. The paper proposes a theory of innovation and market structure, showing that the relation between … innovation and competition depends on horizontal spillovers, vertical spillovers, and cooperative settings. The private …

. Uniting Schumpeter's concern for innovation with Keynes' concern for uncertainty and expectations formation, this article … focuses on the behaviour of entrepreneurs confronting uncertainty caused by innovation. Entrepreneurs' behaviour is … opened up by a successful innovation generates a state of optimism in the minds of single entrepreneurs, which eventually …