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Conference paper
Something for Everyone: Building Incentives for Innovation Ecosystems

By Edward Jung

Apr 2013

Healthy innovation economies are the main driver of prosperity in the 21st century. But the three players that have traditionally sponsored basic research and invention in those economies are no longer willing or able to perform that role.
Innovation Systems

Featuring Li Daokui, William Janeway, Edward Jung, Mari Pangestu, and David Sainsbury

Apr 3, 2013 | 09:15—10:15

The Foundations of Economic Prosperity: The Lessons of Innovation Process and History
Conference paper
The Innovative Enterprise and the Developmental State: Toward an Economics of “Organizational Success”

By William Lazonick

Apr 2011

Investment in productive capabilities provides the foundation for economic growth.
Conference paper
Rethinking Growth and the State

By Philippe Aghion and Julia Cagé

Apr 2011

Government intervention is often perceived as a constraint on market forces and thereby on economic growth.
The Market or the State? Can Market Forces Deliver Innovation, Education, and Infrastructure

Featuring Philippe Aghion, William Janeway, and William Lazonick

Apr 9, 2011 | 05:25—07:00