The Entrepreneur in Rule-Based Economics
Theory, Empirical Practice, and Policy Design
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Beschreibung
This volume brings together three areas of interest: the rule-based approach, the entrepreneur, and Japan as an empirical application. It highlights the advantages of the rule-based approach for economic analysis by linking different methodological underpinnings. Using these, the author exemplifies how rule-based economics allows a systematic analysis of the entrepreneur as the key figure in bringing about economic change and diversity. The book includes an empirical methodology for applied research in rule-based economics, which it puts to the test in an empirical study of entrepreneurship in contemporary Japan. The choice of entrepreneurship and Japan showcases the integrative power that rule-based economics brings to further breaking a theoretical deadlock and to analytically capturing a very particular economy investigated very little so far. By offering a body of new and original research, the monograph shows how the idea of entrepreneurship as a rule helps to resolve the Schumpeter-Kirzner divide and to develop an empirical approach to the determinants of entrepreneurial activity.
Illustrates how rule-based economics deals with the entrepreneur in economic theory Develops an empirical methodology for research dealing with economic change Exemplifies how rule-based analysis can be employed in empirical research and policy design Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Georg D. Blind
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