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  1. In the context of underdevelopment, the Schumpeter theory is found to be inadequate. In underdeveloped counties, the class of innovators is very small because of the small extent of the market, and the low expectation of profits.

  2. Schumpeter’s Innovation Theory provides that the leading role of an entrepreneur in the economic field is the introduction of innovations from which the reward is gaining profits. The model stipulates that entrepreneurship plays a decisive role in fiscal development and that successful creativities are the only way to achieve such goals as ...

  3. Aug 9, 2016 · Oftentimes, the benefits of entrepreneurship to society are linked to so-called ‘Schumpeterian entrepreneurs’ – referring to Schumpeter’s early theory on ‘creative destruction’ (Schumpeter Citation 1934). In his understanding, vibrant economies are characterized by a constant birth and death of firms.

    • Joern H. Block, Christian O. Fisch, Mirjam van Praag
    • 2017
  4. Despite this disparity in age, and with no empirical indication of the newcomer’s practical viability, Schumpeter boldly proclaimed socialism the new order, while judging capitalism as doomed to extinction. The power of Schumpeter’s argument was immediately apparent to his con-temporaries.

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  5. Oct 30, 2012 · Schumpeter’s theory that business cycles are caused by the periodic emergence, rapid growth, and then slowing down of expansion of new technologies and industries certainly would be a good way to start, along with his discussion of the role of credit in these developments.

    • Richard R. Nelson
    • rrn2@columbia.edu
    • 2012
  6. Oct 20, 2015 · The literature of strategic entrepreneurship is one of the few areas of strategic management writing in which Joseph Schumpeter has argued that entrepreneurs create innovations in the face of competition and thereby generate economic growth.

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  8. A complex man with a rich history, including being one-time finance minister in Austria, director of a failed bank, and Harvard professor, Schumpeter argued that innovation unleashed the ‘gales of creative destruction’.

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