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According to the advocates of a "Generalized Darwinism" (GD), the three Darwinian principles of variation, selection …
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According to the “Generalized Darwinism” movement (GD), the three principles of variation, selection and retention …
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Post-Schumpeterians have tended to use biological analogies to understand economic evolution, in contrast to Schumpeter …. Viewing economic evolution in terms of complex adaptation in self-organising systems yields nonequilibrium and nonlinear …
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This paper sheds new light on the concept of selection in evolutionary economics. The interpretation of natural … evolution has experienced significant changes in the last decades, while these developments have been often ignored by … economists. This is especially true for the concept of selection, a key concept in many evolutionary approaches. In economics as …
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This paper sheds new light on the concept of selection in evolutionary economics. The interpretation of natural … evolution has experienced significant changes in the last decades, while these developments have been often ignored by … economists. This is especially true for the concept of selection, a key concept in many evolutionary approaches. In economics as …
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A fundamental question in monopolistic competition theory is whether the market allocates resources efficiently. This paper generalizes the Spence-Dixit-Stiglitz framework to heterogeneous firms, addressing when the market provides optimal quantities, variety and productivity. Under constant...
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A fundamental question in monopolistic competition theory is whether the market allocates resources efficiently. This paper generalizes the Spence-Dixit-Stiglitz framework to heterogeneous firms, addressing when the market provides optimal quantities, variety and productivity. Under constant...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009651299