Innovation economics
Innovation economics or economics of innovation is a growing economic doctrine that reformulates conventional economics theory so that knowledge, technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation are positioned at the center of the model rather than seen as independent forces that are largely unaffected by policy.
Innovation economicsInnovationUniversity of Economics and InnovationJoseph SchumpeterKnut BlindMinistry of Economic Development and Innovation (Ontario)Reinhilde VeugelersOpen innovationEconomics and patentsUnited States Senate Agriculture Subcommittee on Jobs, Rural Economic Growth and Energy InnovationSupply-side economicsMariana MazzucatoPlatform evangelismZvi GrilichesGiovanni DosiSoumodip SarkarEvolutionary economicsDimitri UzunidisAirleapEric von Hippel
Copenhagen Business SchoolDaniele ArchibugiNational innovation systemRichard SyllaElly Blanksma-van den HeuvelVernon Wesley RuttanEdwin MansfieldUrban densityToke ReichsteinJacques Mairesse (economist)Keith PavittFedEx Institute of TechnologySchools of economic thoughtGuðjón Már GuðjónssonDavid GannTechnological innovation systemLaurier School of Business & EconomicsMichael FritschAbhijit BanerjeeBarcelona Graduate School of Economics
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