Michael Andrews on Innovation & its Social Underpinnings

Penn‘s Exchange: Markets & Cooperation
13/02/2022 33 min Episodio 8
Michael Andrews on Innovation & its Social Underpinnings

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Innovation is heralded as an essential trait of success in modern firms and societies alike. Entrepreneurs are hailed as our modern-day heroes, persons with creativity and heightened perceptiveness committed to finding better and more efficient ways of creating value. But what are the social conditions necessary to foster people like that? What are the broader institutional underpinnings that facilitate innovation? Today Michael will talk to us about it

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