Capitalism from a Schumpeterian Perspective as a Basic Stochastic Process
Risk is inherent in the investment process. The investor has no guarantee that a productive opportunity will be realized, that a potential product will find a market niche or a potential technique will lead to the production of a product with a market niche. We build an economy-wide model of this notion as a basic stochastic branching process. Sample histories are generated yielding limiting long run wealth distributions. Inspiration is drawn from Schumpeter's idea of "creative destruction".
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1982
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Authors: | Buckholtz, P. ; Hartwick, John ; Madill, B. ; Wasan, M.T. |
Institutions: | Economics Department, Queen's University |
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