Tacit assumptions in the analysis of a creative economy

Authors

Dr. Eduardo Pol, University of WollongongFollow

RIS ID

16210

Publication Details

Pol, E. (2006). Tacit assumptions in the analysis of a creative economy. 5th Global Conference on Business & Economics (pp. 1-15). USA: Association for Business and Economics Research.

Abstract

The formal models of a creative economy revolve around these tacit assumptions: (1) all innovations are equally important for economic growth (equipollent innovation); (2) all innovations occur in one sector only (confined innovation); and (3) there are no innovatory discontinuities ( unruffled innovation).

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Global Conference on Business and Economics