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This document discusses economic development and innovation. It covers Paul Romer's endogenous growth model where ideas and innovations can experience increasing returns. It discusses how government can encourage innovation through policies that protect intellectual property like patents. It also discusses the importance of institutions in creating markets and the rules that support property rights, enforce contracts, and minimize corruption to promote innovation.
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- 7. Economics of Ideas Profits motivate Share without losing value Benefit but not pay Government encourage Larger market, more incentive
- 8. Make me an iPhone. Sorry, I have the atoms but not the knowledge. We need innovation
- 9. Why are apps so cheap? Large fixed cost Zero marginal cost Huge market
- 10. 1.2 billion $1 million $1 sell 2 million $2 million Profit $1 million
- 11. Research and Development $13 billion a year
- 13. Economics of Ideas Imitators drive innovators out of the market Patents 20 year monopoly
- 15. Incentives dignity property rights honest government political stability rule of law
- 16. Increase the number of ideas per hour? ideas for making it easier to create more ideas
- 18. Rules of the Game Formal Rules Informal Constraints Institutions Organizations The Players
- 21. Market-Creating Protect property rights Enforce contracts Minimize corruption Rule of Law Trustworthy Police and Judges
- 23. Market-Stabilizing Low inflation Low volatility Low unemployment
- 25. Political Institutions Free Press Elections Competitive parties Participation
- 27. 2. Not All Innovations are Created Equal 3. In the Struggle Lies Opportunity 4. PullVersus Push 5. America’s Innovation Story 6. How the East Met the West 7. Mexico’s Efficiency Problem 8. Good Laws Are Not Enough 9. Corruption is Not the Problem; It’s a Solution 10. IfYou Build It,They May Not Come 11. From Prosperity Paradox to Prosperity Process
- 28. Alleviating poverty is not the same as creating prosperity.
- 29. Innovation a change in the processes by which an organization transforms labor, capital, materials, and information into products and services of greater value.