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Joseph Alois Schumpeter - United States economist (born in Czechoslovakia) (1883-1950)

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There are two types of entrepreneurship and these are the replicative type and the Schumpeterian typed named after Joseph Alois Schumpeter, an Austrian born American economist, who taught at Harvard University from 1932 until his death at 66 years old in 1950.

Entrepreneurship philosophy defined

Joseph Alois Schumpeter. Entrepreneurship, style and vision.

Schumpeter's idea of a universal social science

'Joseph Alois Schumpeter: 1883-1950', Quarterly Journal of Economics 64 (3): i-372.

Conflicting views of the entrepreneur in turn-of-the-century Vienna

"Paolo Sylos Labini: Il Mio Professore Joseph Alois Schumpeter." Politica ed Economia 5: 51-54.

Sylos Labini's unpublished notes on Schumpeter's Business Cycles

Looking on technological innovation beyond the scientific discovery, as a process of creative destruction Joseph Alois Schumpeter introduces logical sequence "invention--innovation --technology dissemination", which becomes widely accepted among economists.

Considerations regarding the relation between fiscality and technological innovation in Romania

The theory of historical "Great-Gap" is popularised by Joseph Alois Schumpeter (1883--1950) in his magnum opus History of Economic Analysis.

Dispelling Schumpeterian's 'Great-Gap'

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