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      • Those in the “evolutionary” tradition stress mostly Schumpeter's interpretation of economic growth as an out-of-equilibrium process. In the neoclassical tradition, the notion of “creative destruction” is the most influential Schumpeterian concept.
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  1. Schumpeter claimed that neoclassical economic theory could not fulfill its task of analyzing the laws of the economic production and distribution process without one precisely defined concept of action, that of rational individual action.

  2. details the logical structure of "The Theory of Economic Development". Neoclassical equilibrium theory forms its starting point but development is a central category. The relationship between statics and dynamics is the determining problem, his famous categories such as innovation, and the

  3. In this chapter, we describe the basics of the Schumpeterian framework. In particular, Section 5.2 presents a simple discrete time version of the Schumpeterian growth model.

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  4. May 6, 2017 · The chapter reveals genesis and essence of Schumpeter’s theory of economic development; analyses its core methodological findings and gives theoretical grounds for proposition that only innovation development can be able to increase national added value; it highlights the conclusion that an economy based on reproduction and development of ...

    • Iurii Bazhal
    • 2017
  5. Among the economists who worked within the pale of Classical and Neo- Classical orthodoxy, Joseph Schumpeter holds a unique position. He was the first of them to suggest that capitalism faces a regular process of fluctuating change which is generated by factors necessarily associated with the economy of capitalism.

  6. This study addresses an issue that few economists have pioneered like Schumpeter: economic change. The prominence he achieved in this field reflects, however, not only his intellectual stature, but also an apparent reluctance of economists to deal with this issue....

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  8. Dec 21, 2021 · Schumpeter rejected partly the fundamental conception of standard neoclassical economics, the conception of static equilibrium – a conception elaborated by Leon Walras – in favor of “development,” a more unstable and evolving path of the economic process.