step towards a Comprehensive Neo-Schumpeterian theory of Development(CNSD) allowing synthesizing the three mentioned … development approaches andputting the agents into the centre of interest. The theoretical part of this paper identifies(i) freedom … combination of the interconnected and mutuallyreinforcing factors knowledge, freedom and future-oriented economic structure …

My thesis investigates how freedom of choice can be integrated into economic welfare analysis. The first part examines … existing static axiomatizations of freedom of choice and works out their implicit normative assumptions and shortcomings. I … derive the conclusion that a meaningful measure of freedom must necessarily account for individual valuation of choice …

within the business community, property rights or trade freedom. The findings for all three case studies suggest that the …

triumph of the Ango-Saxon business model of shareholder value capitalism and its dominance over other models of capitalism. At …

corporate citizenship, the ideal of “inclusive capitalism” ispopularized by C.K. Prahalad, who evangelizes to corporations about … development imperatives are not easily reconciled. Early language around theinclusive capitalism or BOP discourse emphasizing …

capitalism. I discuss the relationship between Schumpeter's theories and Darwinian-type theories of economic evolution. I point … with theories of workable competition as espoused by John Maurice Clark than neoclassical theory. I bring attention to … Schumpeter's changing views about the sources of innovation under capitalism, and compare Schumpeter's views on the evolution of …

This article examines the type of economic analyses of capitalism presented by leading exponents of the neoclassical … that all except the institutionalist school are largely insensitive to different types of structure within capitalism and … are blind to the cultures and institutions which characterize different kinds of capitalism. This conclusion is reached by …

capitalism. This is an argument of central importance not only for developing and "transition" countries, but for the long …