From The Idea Of An Innovative Person By Mr. Joseph Alois Schumpeter To A Concept Of Innovative Development Of Socioeconomic Systems
Abstract
The article attempts to extrapolate the innovative key ideas of Joseph Alois Schumpeter for more complex multilevel socioeconomic systems. A hypothesis of a hierarchical approach to the research study of the innovation development is introduced, which explains that an “inter level interaction” contains an extensive effective potential represented as synergy effects of different kinds which are reflecting one of the major wellknown properties of any system – emergence property. Based on an econometric modelling of crosscountry indicators, a hypothesis confirmation is provided on an example of the local government system as a factor of harmonizing the economic entities interests at different hierarchical levels.
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