00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862196810 Buklod 20250603144414.0 g||| | || || ta 250603t19961994enka rb |||1 u|eng d 1855673835 (pbk.) 9781855673830 (pbk.) (iLib)UPBAG-00037575378 DLC BAG rda eng HB 97.3 A53 1996 Andersen, Esben Sloth author. Evolutionary economics post-Schumpeterian contributions Esben Sloth Andersen. London Pinter, a Cassell imprint 1996. ©1994. xiii, 238 pages illustrations 23 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Approaching economic evolution -- 1.1. The contours of evolutionary research programme around 1950 -- 1.2. Surveying evolutionary economics -- Notes -- 2. Scheme of punctuated evolution and jerky innovation -- 2.1 From railroadization to analytical schemes -- 2.2. Measuring the application of routines -- 2.3. The scheme of punctuated evolution -- 2.4. Punctuated evolution and Schumpeter's 1910-theses -- Economics paradigms and evolution -- 2.6. Two principles of interface design -- 2.7. Conclusions on paradigms -- Notes -- 3. Density-dependent diffusion and innovation -- 3.1. The network of interrelations -- 3.2. Logistic diffusion in post-Schumpetarian terms -- 3.3. Lotka-Volterra inspired models inderdependent diffusion -- 3.4. The logistic curve and economic decision-making -- Notes -- 4. Exploring the process of Schumpetarian competion -- 4.1. The complex world -- 4.2. The pioneering work of Nelson and Winter -- 4.3. A Formal Version of the computational structure of typical Nelson-and-Winter models -- 4.4. The extendibility of Nelson-Winter models -- 4.5. Appreciating and Nelson-Winter's modeling scheme -- Notes -- 5. The evolution of strategies of transaction : an algorithmic story -- 5.1. Rule change in iterated computations -- the axelrod to the trader's dilemma -- 5.3. Iterated games during a trading period with fixed rules -- 5.4. The evolutionary change of strategies -- Notes -- 6. Research horizons -- 6.1 Towards an evolutionary-economic synthesis -- 6.2. The diversity of evolutionary explanations -- Notes -- Appendix : algorithmic notation and the programming of Nelson-and-Winter models -- A.1. Algorithmic modes of describing evolutionary models -- A.2. Nelson-and-Winter models formulated as MAPLE programs -- A.3. Starting an object-oriented version of Nelson-and-Winter models. Evolutionary economics. Technological innovations. Diffusion of innovations. Competition. FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN HB 97.3 A53 1996 Book