目 录
第1章 绪论 ···································································································1
第2章 创新：已知的未知经济现象 ···················································19
2.1 显而易见的创新现象 ······································································21
2.2 没有创新的主流宏观经济学 ··························································27
2.3 创新：经济发展已知的未知因素 ··················································31
2.4 主要新古典增长模型中的创新 ······················································34
2.5 全要素生产率、创造性破坏与创新 ··············································42
第3章 熊彼特经济发展理论的三个主要特征 ·································53
3.1 熊彼特理论缺失的支柱：杜冈–巴拉诺夫斯基概念 ··················55
3.2 熊彼特的发明：创新是发展的主要因素 ······································65
3.3 新熊彼特主义关于经济发展的异端理论 ······································71
第4章 没有“创新”的政治经济学是“恶性循环” ···················83
4.1 作为国富论的政治经济学 ······························································85
4.2 经济发展作为附加值来源的关键因素 ··········································91
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4.3 用创新治疗政治经济学的坏死性综合征 ····································100
第5章 创新发展与再工业化 ·······························································111
5.1 被术语影响的经济政策 ································································113
5.2 “后工业社会”理念中的创新 ····················································118
5.3 演化经济学中的创新 ····································································121
第6章 评估创新对经济的影响 ··························································129
6.1 创新效率的定量评估 ····································································131
6.2 评估结构性技术动态变化的范例 ················································137
第7章 人力资本与创新发展 ·······························································149
7.1 创新发展与工资增长 ····································································151
7.2 生产率和工资：新古典主义的解释 ············································152
7.3 工资外生增长的类比研究 ····························································155
7.4 转型国家的工资水平为何如此不同？ ········································160
附录 ·················································································································168
