Entrepreneurship and regional development can be addressed from
many different angles: clusters, creativity and human capital.
Professor Acs, a distinguished researcher in this field, approaches
this debate through technology. Technological change can be
regarded as the most important factor in long-run macroeconomic
growth. It has been argued in new growth theory that the
technological element of the growth process results from the
profit-motivated choices of economic agents. This important volume
makes an essential contribution to this debate by presenting an
authoritative selection of the most significant published work on
entrepreneurship and regional economic growth.
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