Israel Kirzner on freedom of entry as the sole condition from competition in a market

09 Nov 2014 Leave a comment

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Must R&D be sacrosanct – beyond question?

05 Nov 2014 Leave a comment

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Are boffins in lab coats bit players in the game of innovation?

04 Nov 2014 Leave a comment

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Claudia Goldin on the main cause of the gender wage gap

03 Nov 2014 1 Comment

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Policy bubbles alert: there is such a thing as too much innovation

03 Nov 2014 Leave a comment

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R&D is a small part of successful innovation

02 Nov 2014 Leave a comment

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Venturesome consumption is central to innovation

01 Nov 2014 Leave a comment

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Policy bubble alert: Technology adoption costs swamp invention costs

30 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

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Harold Demsetz on competition and natural monopoly

30 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

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Policy bubbles alert: most innovation is not about R&D (and boffins in lab coats)

29 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

by Jim Rose in applied price theory, applied welfare economics, economic growth, industrial organisation Tags: , , , ,

Policy bubbles alert: the R&D fetish is a major threat to innovation and economic growth

28 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

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Henry Hazlitt on the function of profits

27 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

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Ronald Coase on the market process

26 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

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Who is watching which American media?

23 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

Ideological Composition of News Sources’ Audiences

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Harold Demsetz (1968) on monopoly, competition and market concentration

22 Oct 2014 Leave a comment

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