Schumpeterian - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary of the course 'Innovation Systems and Processes' with the topics: Introduction, Neo-Schumpeterian Economics, Innovation systems, Political economy and innovation, SCOT & ANT, User innovation, Transition studies, Futures in and of Innovation studies.

A detailed summary of the lecture material for Economics of Growth (ECON0028) taught by Dr Lukasz Rachel, complete with information from live lectures and additional information from reading lists. Final mark: 86%

Entr 421 midterm Questions and Answers Entrepreneurial Motivation - Answer-personal reasons, economic reasons What is entrepreneurship? - Answer-An act of innovation, creating something of value from nothing, the creation of a new enterprise, the creation of new organizations There are many different definitions of entrepreneurship. Which characteristics do they all mention? - Answer-Creativity What is creative destruction? - Answer-Entrepreneurship moves market away from the equili...

Entrepreneurial Motivation personal reasons, economic reasons What is entrepreneurship? An act of innovation, creating something of value from nothing, the creation of a new enterprise, the creation of new organizations There are many different definitions of entrepreneurship. Which characteristics do they all mention? Creativity What is creative destruction? Entrepreneurship moves market away from the equilibrium What is entrepreneurial discovery? Entrepreneurship moves market towards the e...

This is a summary of the course: governance of innovation. It consists of the lecture slides + my notes and some extra (in my opinion) important information from the book and the papers.

A copy of the 2022/23 final exam for ECON0028 Economics of Growth. Final mark: 80%

A copy of the 2022/23 group coursework for ECON0028 Economics of Growth. Final mark: 80%

Innovation Sciences Utrecht University (UU): Classic readings in economic, institutional, management and social science perspectives on technological change

The word ‘entrepreneur’ comes from the French entre meaning ‘between’. The root of the verb entreprendre can be traced back to around 1200. By 1500, a noun form appeared and soon thereafter both the verb and noun entered the English language. Already in 1730, ‘entrepreneur’ was used to mean a self-employed person with a risk tolerance. Already here there exists confusion between the concept of ‘middle man’ or intermediary (the ‘between’ part) on one hand and, on the other...

Derivations + Explanations of all growth models covered from W1-W10. Includes explanation of parameters + explanations from past-papers and assignments answer scheme. Includes explanation of mentioned concepts such as level-effect, business-stealing effect Exceptionally helpful during 70% summer assessment for quick referencing Models included : Solow model + Extended Solow Model, Derivations of steady-state capital, steady-state income, and steady-state consumption, Malthusian Model, Rom...