| Joseph Schumpeter - 225 sec
A Life Story...
Auteur : helaineinabox
Tags:Joseph Schumpeter Glenforest
 | | All hail Schumpeter - 15 sec
Integrating Management with Richard Higham at the Otago MBA, June 28th 2007.
Auteur : javakins
Tags:otago mba
| | Exposition art contemporain OUI Grenoble / contemporary art - 382 sec
Exposition Joseph Aloïs Schumpeter / OUI / centre d'art contemporain
du 6 avril au 11 mai 2008
56-58 Bd de l'Esplanade 38000 Grenoble. 04 57 39 84 92 www.aoui.org
Commisaire: Stéphane Sauzedde
Avec : Amandine Artaud, Gilles Balmet, Guillaume Brissaud, Maurizio Cattelan, Wim Delvoye, Julie C.Fortier et Yann Serandour, Ceal Floyer, Tao Hongjing, Yayoi Kusama, Camille Laurelli, Valentin Lechat, Olivier Nottellet, Vera Molnar, Olivier Mosset, Alexandre Ouairy, Julien Prévieux, Evariste Richer, Benjamin Seror, Xavier Veilhan.
Auteur : gillesbalmet
Tags: Schumpeter art contemporain contemporary vernissage grenoble peinture oui balmet nottellet veilhan cattelan delvoye
| | "Cruzando la cordillera" - Joaquin Gonzalez - 254 sec
"Cruzando la Cordillera" - Joaquín González.
Con:
-Julían Crispino
-Ignacio Santana
-Sebastian Balay
Director: Felix Schumpeter
Letra y música: Joaquín González
Auteur : joacogv
Tags: joaquin gonzalez cruzando la cordillera los andes schumpeter
| | iPhone Review - 201 sec
Short review of iPhone an comparison to existing phones. Question posed = is iPhone an example of what Economists call disruptive technology as described by Schumpeter?
Auteur : PhilWane
Tags: ITEC30011 ICS iPhone philwane Schumpeter Economics
| | William Baumol. - Air date: 06-12-99 - 3562 sec
William Jack Baumol (born February 26, 1922) is a New York University economics professor (although he is also affiliated with Princeton University) who has written extensively about labor market and other economic factors that affect the economy. He also made valuable contributions to the history of economic thought. He is among the 500 best economists in the world according to IDEAS/RePEc.
Among his better-known contributions are the theory of contestable markets, the Baumol-Tobin model of transactions demand for money, Baumol's cost disease, which discusses the rising costs associated with service industries, and Pigou taxes.[1]
The 2006 Annual Meetings of the American Economic Association held a special session in his name, and honoring his many years of work, where 12 papers on entrepreneurship were presented. http://www.aeaweb.org/annual_mtg_papers/2006papers.html
The British magazine, The Economist published an article about William Baumol and his lifelong work to develop a place in economic theory for the entrepreneur (March 11, 2006, pp 68), much of which owes its genesis to Joseph Schumpeter. They note that traditional microeconomic theory holds a place for 'prices' and 'firms' but not for that (seemingly) important engine of innovation, the entrepreneur. Baumol is given credit for helping to remedy this shortcoming: "Thanks to Mr. Baumol's own painstaking efforts, economists now have a bit more room for entrepreneurs in their theories."
Baumol is a trustee of the Economists for Peace and Security.
Auteur : haroldchanner
Tags: Econnomics Joseoh Schumpeter Entrepreneurship Micro Economics Princeton Unitversity MNNnyc
| | is monopoly bad? - 294 sec
economics
Auteur : pajholden
Tags: economics a-level monopoly market failure holden schumpeter dynamic efficiency business marketing management
| | The History of Economic Cycles - 398 sec
Outlining briefly the people and discoveries relating to economic cycles. Beginning with Sir William Herschel who around 1800 found a connection between the Sunspot cycle and wheat prices, mention is made of Clement Juglar 1860s, William Stanley Jevons 1870s, The Rothschild family 1890s and Rockerfeller family, W D Gann 1900s, Joseph Kitchin 1920, Kondratief (who I accidentally left out of this video) and his 54 year cycle in the 1920s, Alexander Chizhevsky and Raymond Wheeler around the 1930s being interisciplinary cycles researchers, R N Elliott, Joseph Schumpeter and Simon Kuznets (later to receive a Nobel Prize) and the formation of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles by Edward R Dewey and others in 1942. The age of computers arrived in cycles research with J M Hurst about 1970.
For more information about cycles research:
http://www.cyclesresearchinstitute.org/
http://foundationforthestudyofcycles.org/
http://ray.tomes.biz/
There is an interdisciplinary cycles discussion forum open to all people to search and read, and people can join to participate, at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/cyclesi/
For more on the history of economic cycles:
http://www.datacomm.ch/dbesomi/Links/links-16.html
http://www.timesizing.com/1kondrat.htm
Auteur : artynz
Tags: history economic cycles research interdisciplinary herschel juglar jevons gann kitchin chizhevsky kuznets dewey hurst
| | "Tragicomedia" - Joaquín González - 241 sec
"Tragicomedia" - Joaquín Gonzalez
Director: Félix Schumpeter
Letra y música: Joaquin Gonzalez
www.purevolume.com/joaquingonzalez
Auteur : joacogv
Tags: joaquin gonzalez tragicomedia uruguay funk
| | Interview with Frederic Baud, member of the Barcampbank - 246 sec
Frederic Baud est un ingénieur de formation et économiste par passion. "Serial entrepreneur", ayant fondé des statups à plusieurs occasions. il s'intéresse de près à la Business Strategy et au rôle que jouent les nouvelles technologies en faisant apparaître de nouvelles façons de résoudre des problèmes classiques. Et désire donc vivement explorer toute la portée de la "Destrution Créatrice" décrite par Joseph Schumpeter.
Fin connaisseur des projets de startup, il s'intéresse à leurs phases d'incubation et de démarrage. Autre centre de curiosité: l'utilisation des nouvelles technologies dans le domaine de la finance et en particulier dans le monde de l'investment banking.
C'est pourquoi, il s'est tout naturellement impliqué dans BtoB Venture et le BarCampBank dont la mission est de contribuer à l'apparition d'innovations et de nouveaux business models dans le monde de la banque et de la finance.
Le BarCampBank se veut une pyramide à trois niveaux :
un groupe d'échange - pour toutes les personnes intéressées par l'innovation dans les domaines de la banque et de la finance.
un espace de réflexion -- produisant des textes structurés alimentant la pensée sur les sujets liées aux nouvelles possibilités et nouveaux modèles dans les domaines de la banque et de la finance issus du progrès technologique.
un lieu d'incubation -- où les projets innovant dans les domaines de la banque et la finance peuvent trouver une communauté réceptive, des thèmes de rélfexion et à terme des moyens de financement pour faire éclore leur potentiel.
Auteur : decideurstv
Tags:thomas blard decideurstv barcampbank frederic baud investissement banque finance entreprendre start-up creation
| | Greenspan on Schumpeter's "Creative Destruction" - 98 sec
Destruction, creative or not, IS destruction. For those who are affected, it is serious. -FED Chair Alan Greenspan, July 21, 2005, 12:40:40
Auteur : RBoon
Tags: Schumpeter Greenspan economics creative_destruction
| | Democratization & Reverse Wave in the Philippines -- Rey Ty - 523 sec
Third Wave of Democratization and Reverse Wave in the Philippines -- Rey Ty
Authentic Igorot indigenous peoples' music from Northern Philippine Highlands
human rights, democracy, democratization, third wave, reverse wave, Huntington, Lipset, Schumpeter, Dahl, Przeworski, Zakaria, Leaman, role of women, gender, religion, church
Auteur : reyty2
Tags: Democracy Third Wave democratization reverse wave Rey Ty role of women gender church religion Leaman human rights Adult
| | Teknologisk utvikling - Noen filosofer - 235 sec
En videoforelesning om Marx, Schumpeter og Weber, samt litt Web2.0
Auteur : pagodejord
Tags:Samfunnsinformatikk
| | Fred L. Smith, Jr. at the CEI Annual Dinner 2008 - Part 1 - 410 sec
Competitive Enterprise Institute President Fred L. Smith, Jr. addresses the CEI Annual Dinner on May 28, 2008.
Auteur : CEIdotorg
Tags: CEI Fred L. Smith Jr. annual dinner libertarian Schumpeter Jonah Goldberg
| | Fred L. Smith, Jr. at the CEI Annual Dinner 2008 - Part 2 - 386 sec
Competitive Enterprise Institute President Fred L. Smith, Jr. addresses the CEI Annual Dinner on May 28, 2008.
Auteur : CEIdotorg
Tags: CEI Fred L. Smith Jr. annual dinner libertarian Schumpeter Jonah Goldberg
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Auteur : claire4474
Tags:spéspéspé
| | Mark Stahlman - Air date: 01-03-08 - 3485 sec
MARK STAHLMAN is a venture capitalist who has been focused on next generation computer/networking platforms for the past 25 years. He co-founded the Newmedia Laboratory, NYNMA, the Non-Linear Circle and Technorealism. He was also the investment banker at Alex Brown & Sons who brought America Online and Creative Labs public and the first Wall Street analyst to recommend Sun Microsystems. ....
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Gartner Analyist Profuile
Mark Stahlman
Research VP & Invest Analyst
Stamford, CT USA
"I have grown up with computers and networks and hope to grow old with them also."
Professional Background
Caris & Co., managing director, senior research analyst and technology strategist, 2 years
American Technology Research, senior research analyst, 1 year
New Media Associates, president, 10 years
Education
Graduate work, molecular biology, UW Madison
Graduate work, theology, University of Chicago
B.S., genetics, UW Madison
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Predicts 2008: Changes in What End Users Will Buy and How They Will Pay for It 20-Dec-2007 Leslie Fiering, Martin Reynolds, Charles Smulders, Stephen Kleynhans, Brian Gammage, Michael A. Silver, Mark Stahlman Findings: Preliminary Survey Data Suggests Healthy IT Budget Growth for 2008 24-Oct-2007 Barbara Gomolski, Mark Stahlman, Linda Tracy, Mark P. McDonald, Michael Smith Google's Million Servers Show Prominence in Global-Class Systems 22-Aug-2007 Tom Austin, Martin Reynolds, Mark Stahlman Microsoft/Yahoo Rumors Are No Surprise 11-May-2007 David Mitchell Smith, Mark Stahlman Findings: Should Apple Focus on Selling to Mainstream Business Users? 13-Nov-2006 Michael A. Silver, Tom Austin, Mark Stahlman, Van L. Baker, James Lundy, David W. Cearley
Auteur : haroldchanner
Tags: Cyber Tecnnology Norbert Weiner Sun Microsystems Carlota Perez Joseph Schumpeter MNNnyc
| | The decemption 2 - Trailer - 48 sec
Trailer del film più atteso dell'anno.
Vincitore di 3 premi OSCAR:
miglior sceneggiatura, migliori effetti speciali, miglior regia.
Candidatura al GOLDEN GLOBES come miglior film.
La Concorrenza è quella condizione nella quale più imprese competono sul medesimo mercato, inteso come il luogo d'incontro ipotetico tra domande ed offerta, producendo i medesimi beni o servizi (offerta) che soddisfano una pluralità di acquirenti (domanda).
La concorrenza è tutelata dalle norme antitrust e si realizza allorché la domanda e l'offerta sono particolarmente elastiche sicché il prezzo dei beni o servizi tende ad avvicinarsi al costo marginale.
In verità esistono diverse tipologie, o gradi, di concorrenza. Per concorrenza perfetta si intende una condizione ideale del mercato, nella quale la competizione tra le imprese induce una discesa del prezzo d'acquisto che equivale al costo marginale. Quindi nella concorrenza perfetta si verifica che: P=Cma (dove P=prezzo e Cma=costo marginale). Il modello di concorrenza perfetta è stato confutato ed oggi viene considerato puramente utopico, mentre appare concretamente realizzabile una concorrenza imperfetta (c.d. "reasonable competition"), nella quale cioè il prezzo si abbassa verso il costo marginale, senza peraltro essere ad esso equivalente.
Origine del concetto: il Liberismo
Il concetto di concorrenza viene elaborato dai critici del mercantilismo a partire dalla seconda metà del XVIII° Secolo, in contrapposizione all'economia dirigista nella quale lo Stato determina cosa e quanto produrre. Quale naturale risultato delle libertà fondamentali dell'individuo, i liberisti ritengono che il mercato in sé sia in grado di regolarsi autonomamente. Adam Smith scriveva: "Pura concorrenza vuol dire compenso a coloro che forniscono i beni migliori al prezzo più basso. essa offre un compenso immediato e naturale che una folla di rivali si affanna ad ottenere, ed agisce con più grande efficacia di una punizione distante, dalla quale ciascuno può sperare di sfuggire" (Adam Smith, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations.
La concorrenza, quindi, sarebbe in grado di regolare da sola i meccanismi dell'economia; inoltre, il singolo, perseguendo il proprio interesse individuale, farebbe altresì il bene della collettività, secondo una nota massima di Jeremy Bentham: "generalmente non vi è nessuno che conosce i vostri interessi meglio di voi stessi, e nessuno che sia disposto con altrettanto ardore e costanza a perseguirli".
Le tesi suesposte, in rapporto alla formazione del prezzo, possono essere così riassunte:
* nella concorrenza perfetta ogni prezzo di mercato è uguale al costo (marginale),
* ogni impresa, sotto lo stimolo della concorrenza, cerca di ridurre i costi al minimo, ottimizzando i fattori della produzione,
* i consumatori, con la loro domanda, orientano la produzione nel senso più vantaggioso alla massima soddisfazione del consumo,
Secondo gli economisti della scuola neoclassica questi tre sarebbero i vantaggi principali apportati dalla concorrenza all'economia. In sintesi essi possono essere esemplificati in due finalità principali: l'incremento al massimo del rapporto qualità/prezzo dei beni e dei servizi (attraverso l'ottimizzazione dei fattori della produzione) e l'eliminazione (attraverso la competizione) di quei concorrenti che non riescono a conseguire il primo obiettivo.
Le teorie suesposte sono state oggetto di accesa critica e confutazione già verso la fine dell'Ottocento, allorché si è evidenziato che la teoria della concorrenza pura sarebbe valida esclusivamente in situazioni statiche e non potrebbe, pertanto, trovare una reale applicazione nell'analisi delle economie reali, per definizione dinamiche. Le critiche più approfondite sono state elaborate soprattutto da Joseph Schumpeter e J. Keynes.
Essi misero in dubbio che fosse in realtà realizzabile una concorrenza perfetta, giungendo invece a sostenere che tale ideale era irrealizzabile e puramente utopico.
Auteur : pepox83
Tags: san giovanni rotondo johnny depp brad pitt bellucci nirvana metallica iron maiden spielberg cameron terminator action
| | Amory Lovins- Oil and Car companies aren't all bad - 291 sec
Charlie Rose interviewed Amory Lovins, CEO of Rocky Mountain Institute on November 28, 2006. Mr. Lovins is an energy expert that has been advocating energy independence since 1976.
Charlie Rose (CR): What do you think of the oil companies? And for all of the political rhetoric, someone who knows where they're — where they're honest and where they're not honest and knows where they are accurate or not accurate. I mean it's a broad brush I'm asking you to paint with.
(AMORY) LOVINS: Well, I worked — for and with and sometimes within the oil majors for 33 years now.
CR: And therefore the answer is?
LOVINS: Well, they're different. They're not all in the same tribe. And in fact, there's a big split down the middle of the industry now between those making smart investments and the rest. And.
CR: If you look at advertising, you would assume that BP is one of them, and ...
LOVINS: BP, Shell...
CR: Shell. Shell is another because they have been... Now, would you assume that Exxon Mobil is not?
LOVINS: Well.
CR: Because they are.
LOVINS: They...
CR: ...sort of demonized as the worst?
LOVINS: I'd say they're the best in the industry in execution and probably the worst in strategy.
CR: What does that mean?
LOVINS: Well, they do inadvisable things very efficiently.
CR: That's not good for us, is it?
LOVINS: Well, I don't think it's actually good for their shareholders either. But it turns out that many of their analysts have come to conclusions strikingly similar to those in our book (Winning the Oil Endgame, www.oilendgame.com). Those tend to be the technology analysts. It's the economic forecasters that don't get it.
CR: OK, so when their analysts present that to the CEO of these respective companies, what happens?
LOVINS: It depends. In fact, the head of Exxon Mobil has just changed, and there are already some changes perhaps emerging in policy. It's a very capable company. And I think they could do...
CR: It's the most...
LOVINS: ...the oil endgame stuff better than anybody if they put their minds to it. CR: Say that again.
LOVINS: Well, I think they could do the oil endgame stuff better than anybody if they put their minds to it.
CR: This is your book. [Holds up copy of RMI's Winning the Oil Endgame (www.oilendgame.com).]
LOVINS: Yeah. And in fact, you may have noticed that the just-retired chairman of Shell, Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, wrote one of the two forewords to that book. And in general, the industry likes this book.
CR: And the other part is written by George Shultz.
LOVINS: Yeah.
CR: Yeah.
LOVINS: A very fine economist.
CR: Former Secretary of the Treasury.
LOVINS: And State.
CR: And State, and you know. And OMB [Office of Management and Budget] as well.
LOVINS: Yes.
CR: So what is the problem here? I mean, what do we need to do to have
them go where they ought to go in terms of whatever their responsibility is to the shareholders as well as their responsibility as good citizens, thinking about, you know, the energy policy of their country?
LOVINS: It's a little like the question I was asked by a senior auto making official recently. What should we do about California's attempt to regulate the CO2 that comes out of the cars and helps cause global warming? I said, well, you should throw your engineers at it and let your competitors throw their lawyers at it. Your engineers will beat their lawyers.
CR: Well, you see, I believe that too. So why don't they do that? That's the smart answer. And you're right.
LOVINS: Well, let's just look at what just happened at Ford. They hired the head of Boeing commercial airplanes to be their new CEO. And the business press said, well, that's unorthodox but interesting, because he healed a sick airplane business and introduced lean manufacturing and did tough union negotiations. That's not the important part of his resume. The important part is Boeing is beating the pants off Airbus with a technology leapfrog in the Dreamliner, 20 percent more fuel efficiency — same cost. That leapfrog is based on ultra light, strong materials like carbon fiber composites, which, if brought to the auto industry, will double cars' efficiency and make them safer at no extra cost.
CR: Are we getting to go your bowl?
LOVINS: And — so he knows how to do that. He knows about the ultra-light leapfrog and how to organize people to do that and how to make the weight-saving snowball and integrate the design. Those are all the DNA transplants that auto making needed. And in our book, we actually recommended that Detroit should do what Boeing was doing. That's a winning strategy. So watch this space. It's a sign of how — what the economist Joseph Schumpeter called "creative destruction." In the auto business, this gale is sweeping through. And it is either going to change the managers' minds or change the managers, whichever happens first. There's very encouraging signs, a tectonic plates are creaking loudly.
CR: People will get it or they won't be working.
Auteur : SwarmerBees
Tags: "Energy Independence" Oil companies Lovins Iraq "alternative energy" policy "climate change" "foreign policy"
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