Prof. Dr. David Rigby, University of California, Los Angeles, USA.
Programm und Ablauf des Seminars
21. - 25.11.2016 jeweils von 16:00-19:00 Uhr
- Session (21. November 2016):
Solow’s Growth Model- History of technological change
- Solow’s growth model and Solow’s residual
- Incorporating exogenous technological change
- Growth accounting
- Endogenous growth theory
- Session (22. November 2016):
Building Markets for Technology- Technology as a special good
- Building a market for knowledge/ideas
- The history and the changing nature of knowledge production
- The knowledge-based firm
- Session (23. November 2016):
Geographies of Technology and Technological Change- EEG as a way of understanding economic dynamics & technological change
- Technology varies over space
- The lumpiness of innovation
- The knowledge/learning region
- Session (24. November 2016):
Knowledge Space and Relatedness- The concept of relatedness
- Relatedness in economic geography
- Product space
- Knowledge space
- Occupation space
- Session (25. November 2016):
Knowledge Complexity and Flow- Codified and tacit knowledge
- Knowledge mobility
- The complexity of knowledge
- Complexity and knowledge flow
- Smart specialization?
