Theory of Innovation : A New Paradigm of Growth

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Includes bibliographical references

Preface; Contents; 1 Theory of Innovation; 1.1 Technology and Efficiency; 1.2 Endogenous Aspects of Innovation; 1.3 Selection and Industry Evolution; 1.4 Innovation Through Technology Consortium; 1.5 Economic Implications; 2 Innovation Models; 2.1 Innovation Diversity; 2.2 Innovation Models of Industry Growth; Korean Case; Taiwan Model; 2.3 New Ideas on Innovation Models; Stochastic Models; Innovation Matrix and Diffusion; Aspects of Disequilibrium; 3 Schumpeterian Innovation; 3.1 Creative Accumulation; 3.2 Creative Destruction; 3.3 Adjustment Mechanisms; 3.4 Evolutionary Fitness

3.5 Dynamic Flexibility3.6 Innovation and Market Competition; 3.7 Sharing Knowledge Capital; 4 Endogenous Innovation; 4.1 Profit Expectations; 4.2 Englmann's Model; 4.3 Coinvention and Coevolution; 4.4 Schumpeterian Perspectives; 4.5 Public Research Expenditure; 4.6 Endogenous Industry Growth; 5 Innovation Diversity: Industry Applications; 5.1 Innovation Types; 5.2 Expansion in Variety of Products; 5.3 Optimal Growth with Endogenous Innovation; 5.4 Industry Applications; 5.5 Innovation and Industry Evolution; 6 Innovation Challenges; 6.1 Managerial Challenge; 6.2 Marketing Challenge

6.3 Network Challenge6.4 Knowledge Creation and Diffusion; 6.5 Innovation Policy Changes; 6.6 Innovation Experience in Asia; 7 Managing Innovation; 7.1 Management Strategies; 7.2 Business Under Increasing Returns; 7.3 Digital Divide and Innovations; Bibliography

10.1007/978-3-319-02183-6 [DOI]

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