An Alternative Model
Authors: Harold Lydall
Modern neoclassical economics is a theory of general equilibrium. It is based on highly unrealistic assumptions and yields a number of false predictions. The alternative model, presented in this book, uses a wider definition of technology, and emphasises the role of the entrepreneur as the primary agent of change. Because it takes time for firms to improve their technology, and to acquire the necessary finance for expansion, there are wide differences in firm sizes, and in their profitability. The competitive struggle to develop better technology raises the level of productivity of the whole economy, and leads to higher real incomes.
Table of contents
Front Matter
The Causes of Economic Growth
Neoclassical Theory
Technology
The Entrepreneur
The Innovating Firm
Product Differentiation
Aggregate Analysis
The Employment Limit
Economic Development
The Role of Government
Summary: The Case for a New Approach
Back Matter
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