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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"Creative Destruction"”.
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Visualising Creative Destruction: A Photographic Study of Urban Change in Salford, UK
… within Joseph Schumpeter’s concept of ‘creative destruction’, the research navigates the contemporary urban landscape where the production of the apartment has become the prevalent commodity form. The study grounds the global networks of investment, highlighting how the international …
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Creative destruction in multi-source marketplaces : exploring factors influencing success or failure in multi-sided marketplaces
… key factors that influence the patterns of creative destruction in Multi-Sided Platforms (MSPs) with the intent to determine which controls are likely to lead to particular patterns of success or failure of such a platform in the marketplace. This work builds on previous research in …
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The creative destruction of the "winner-take-all" society? Property rights and the economics of the long tail in the music industry
Technological change has always impacted the music industry, which is now absorbing the destructive effects of the digital revolution. The Internet and MP3s have allowed for illegal downloading and file sharing. For producers, revenue streams have run dry because consumers can get their music for …
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The ethics of labor automation : AI, technological disenfranchisement, and libertarian paternalism
… process of what Joseph Schumpeter called "creative destruction"'. Its next major event, hastened by the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the emergence of highly accurate predictive behavioral data, is likely to assert itself in the labor economy. Labor costs often constitute …
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Decoupling market incumbency from organizational experience : a study of biotechnology's impact on the market for anti-cancer drugs
In studies of creative destruction, scholars agree that, within research-intensive industries, the demise of incumbents is significantly determined by their lower productivity in researching the radically new technology (Henderson, 1993). Such differences in the research competence of incumbent vs. …
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Essays in entrepreneurial finance
… and hence the Schumpeterian process of 'creative destruction'. This dissertation explores this hypothesis in more detail by understanding how the financing environment for new ventures impacts outcomes such as individuals' decision to become entrepreneurs, their sources of financing and …
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Destructive Capitalism, an Investigation on the Inner Logic of Capital
… of this inexorable tension between creation and destruction? Moreover, what are the principles of this contradictory logic that determines destruction in order to make progress? This research will not investigate the totality of the destructive history behind capitalism. The time frame in …
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Design for speculation : volatile, temporal, in-transit
… successes. Understanding the economic terms of "creative destruction" and "planning obsolescence" are imperative to help structure such a proposal Though such terms were attributed to industrial products such as cars and electronics, they are today applicable in the context of Dubai and similar …
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UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS’ ABILITY TO CHANGE AMIDST THE COVID-19 SCHOOL CLOSURES IN NIGERIA AND THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
… Organizational culture, Leadership, Innovation, Creative destruction, Disruption, Organizational agility
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Innovation and Growth: Theoretical Models and Analytical Simulations of Spatial, Clustering and Competition Effects
… into a regional model of growth with creative destruction. However, spillovers between industries are not equal. Industries or firms producing products which are closely related have a strong incentive to locate in close proximity to benefit from related-technology spillovers. Some of …
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The dynamics of organizational change : an analysis of power, professions and new managerialism in the case of CoastElectric
… critical turning points; recursiveness; creative destruction; legitimation strategies and the reconstitution of subjects in the workplace.
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Essays on Financial Economics
… and deter entrance from competitors. The pace of creative activities is determined by the incumbent's potential of improving its product quality and the nature of product differentiation in the industry. Thus, creative destruction may not manifest itself as new firms replacing the incumbent, but …
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Essays on Market Conditions and Corporate Investment Decisions
… uses economic recessions as settings for `creative destruction' and examines the efficiency of pro-cyclical capital reallocation through the corporate-control market. It shows that the efficacy of M investment activities varies with time and in intensity, as firms that concentrate most of …
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Three essays in financial economics
… this manner, firm entry speeds up the process of creative destruction, reallocating economic resources from less to more productive firms. Furthermore, the rate of firm entry and intensity of reallocation are procyclical in this model, and therefore transient business cycle shocks are propagated …
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The social construction of technical innovation in the UK oil and gas industry.
Innovation and creative destruction should thrive in the competitive, high risk and high cost environment of the North Sea. Paradoxically, uptake of new technology is slow. The focus of this research was to understand how new technology is developed and how end users make decisions about …
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The right to the city in disputed sites : urban redevelopment and the street economy space nexus in Maputo, Mozambique
… Against the backdrop of economic and spatial ‘creative-destruction’ in the peri-central area of Costa do Sol, street workers’ struggles and tactical circumventions alongside protests and the organised engagements with the city authority through the workers’ union ASSOTSI, stand to challenge the …
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Rammed, jammed and bifurcated : the convergence and divergence of intellectual property and competition policy in the digital environment
… emerging economic analysis as to: Schumpeterian ‘creative destruction’; contestable market theory; ‘network externalities’ or ‘network effects’ that apply to digital technologies; the nature of two-sided markets; and the theory of raising rival's costs as it applies to asserting IPRs.
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The seeds of solar innovation : how a nation can grow a competitive advantage
… growth, evolution, and sometimes to its creative destruction. The intricacies of how the solar innovation leading enterprise is born, how it evolves, what it requires to grow, and its dynamic relationship with the solar innovation cluster are presented and were derived by examining over …
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