Examples of using Schumpeter in English and their translations into German
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Joseph Schumpeter called this.
He was a student of Joseph Schumpeter.
Schumpeter could justifiably write.
The economist Joseph Schumpeter talked about'creative destruction.
Schumpeter spoke of‘creative destruction.
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Stephan Balling gave a CFS lecture about the order of money in the works of Hayek,Eucken, Schumpeter and Friedman.
Schumpeter publication award of the University of Trier.
In his memoirs,Greenspan revealed that his favorite economist was Joseph Schumpeter, inventor of the concept of“creative destruction.”.
SCHUMPETER, SALIN and others have described tight oligopoly(monopoly broadly defined) as the optimum form;
Rewarding successful ventures is the basic idea of capitalism-a dynamic process that Joseph Schumpeter called“creative destruction.”.
According to Schumpeter, the entrepreneurs task is to introduce innovations, i.e. new combinations of given production factors.
In his recently published doctoral thesis, Balling analyzed the social philosophy of the monetary policy in the works of Friedrich August von Hayek, Walter Eucken,Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Milton Friedman and John Maynard Keynes.
About 100 years ago Joseph Schumpeter, the well-known Austrian economist, transferred the Latin term"innovare" to the economic context.
Statements on today's economic policy and the European crisis==In media Flassbeck frequently holds his views on economic policy and theory,which in part are in favour of Keynesianism and particularly Joseph Schumpeter and Wilhelm Lautenbach.
Schumpeter headed in a different direction by assigning special importance to the creation of deposit money by private banks for an economy.
This new techno-market system is shaped and characterized by a belief in the increasing importance of knowledge, new ideas, innovations and new technologies,and a higher pace of what the economist Joseph Schumpeter famously called"creative destruction.
Daniel Flemes is a Schumpeter Fellow(Volkswagen Foundation) at the GIGA and head of the Contested Leadership in International Relations research project.
Among others, his professors were Heinrich Lammasch, Karl Theodor von Inama-Sternegg, Franz von Juraschek, Carl Menger, Friedrich von Wieser, Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk and Eugen von Philippovich, while Ludwig von Mises, Joseph Schumpeter, Felix Somary, Otto Bauer and Rudolf Hilferding were among his fellow students.
Joseph Schumpeter said as much in his analysis of business cycles and his concept of Creative Destruction, which is pretty much the capitalist equivalent to the avant garde.
Liquidated used machines appear in the market due to market forces that illustrate the process of industrial mutation-using thesame biological term as the Austrian economist Schumpeter does- that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, and incessantly creating a new one 1.
With these structural adjustments or, as Schumpeter put it,« the process of creative destruction», the chances of the phase of low economic growth gradually coming to an end have now increased.
Professor Dr Ulrike Detmers, partner and member of the central management of the Mestemacher Group, Florian Noell, CEOof the German Startups Association, Professor Dr Christine Volkmann, Chair of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development& UNESCO-Chair of Entrepreneurship and Intercultural Management, Schumpeter School of Business and Economics, University of Wuppertal, and Dr Manfred Wittenstein, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of WITTENSTEIN AG jointly decide on the award winners in the different categories.
Emil Lederer and the Schumpeter, Hilferding, Tugan-Baranowsky Nexus, Research Workshop in Political Economy, International Initiative for the Promotion of Political Economy, organized by: University of London and University of Crete, Rethymnon.
Capitalism advanced the human condition, said Schumpeter, through a“perennial gale of creative destruction,” which he likened to a Darwinian process of natural selection to secure the“survival of the fittest.”.
Schumpeter's most widely known idea- published in 1942 in Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy- is"Creative Destruction": it addresses how in economic life old ways of doing business are destroyed in the process of new ways coming into being.
Writing in the early 20th century,the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter identified five different types of innovation: the introduction of new products; new methods of production; the opening up of new markets; new sources of supply; and new organisational structures.
True, Schumpeter does speak of the resistance which the innovator is confronted with, but since in his view the entrepreneur alone is able to act individually- in contrast to all other individuals of the economic body, who only adapt- there is none, according to his theory, who would be able to thwart the entrepreneur's success.
Both would facilitate what the great Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter called"creative destruction", which he described as a process that"incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.
This process, described by Joseph Schumpeter, is called creative destruction and describes the constant re-combination of production factors, which enables progress and innovation while old and inefficient production structures disappear together with the companies using them.
Although he was a pupil of Schumpeter, with whom he qualified as a professor in 1932 with a work about the"Reine Theorie monopolistischer Wirtschaftsformen"(Pure Theory of Monopolistic Economic Forms) and whom he admired immensely, there is actually no evidence of the Austrian School in the economic theoretical thinking of Schneider.
