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Your ideas are original to be marketed and you know that you are good at what you do. However, you cannot materialize them in innovative products that generate benefits for...
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Your ideas are original to be marketed and you know that you are good at what you do. However, you cannot materialize them in innovative products that generate benefits for your company. It's time for a change, don't you think?
In this podcast you will find techniques and methods that will help you develop creativity and innovation in your professional life. I am Osvaldo Retondaro, and it will be a pleasure to exchange concerns and proposals with you.
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In this podcast you will find techniques and methods that will help you develop creativity and innovation in your professional life. I am Osvaldo Retondaro, and it will be a pleasure to exchange concerns and proposals with you.
31 MAY 2022 · I invite you to share this episode, where I will discuss the influences of psychologist Daniel Berlyne's ideas on Tibor Scitovksy's book Joyless Economics.
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17 MAY 2022 · Today I will begin to deal with a very different side of the influences received by Scitovksy when writing his book Joyless Economics, the influences that come from neurology and psychology. In particular of Donald Hebb and Daniel Berlyne. These contributions will make Scitovsky's ideas have a very solid neurological foundation to understand the behavior of demands, in particular to understand the interest of consumers in the demand for news
4 MAY 2022 · In the previous chapter I presented in general the influence of three economist of Cambridge University, Marshall, Keynes and Hawtrey in the book The Joyless Economics of Scitovsky, and in particular I analized the idea of creative goods in this four authors. I used extensively the paper “At the origin of the notion of “creative goods” in economics: Scitovsky and Hawtrey” of Antonio Bariletti and Eleonora Sanfilippo:, published in April, 2015. in this episode I will answer the question in relation to Maslow and the creative goods. To answer it, let's look again at some concepts exposed in the previous episode
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20 APR 2022 · I Invite you to share this episode dedicated to analyzing Tibor Scitovsky ideas, the first economists who have tried to provide an analytical content to the notion of creative goods and activities in their theoretical frameworks. At the present episode I will use the paper of Antonio Bariletti and Eleonora Sanfilippo
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6 APR 2022 · Invite you to share the second and last episode dedicated to analyzing Herbert Simon's thought. in the previous chapter I have presented Simon's main ideas regarding bounded rationality, and in the current chapter I will deal with the influences that Herbert Simon's thought has had on evolutionary economics.
23 MAR 2022 · Today I will present the influence of Herbert Simon. I will do it in two episodes. In the current i will deal with some of the main ideas of Simon and in the next I will focus on the importance of his ideas for economic evolutionism
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8 MAR 2022 · I invite you to share the second and last episode that deals with the contributions of the economist josep schumpeter to the thinking of evolutionary economists. In today's episode, i will describe the second stage of Schumpeter's thinking on innovation, focusing on processes of creative destruction. This is discussed in his 1942 Book capitalism, socialism and democracy and in his 1947 article The creative response in economic history.
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23 FEB 2022 · Today Iwill continue with the background of evolutionary economics, and I will present in this and in the next chapter the main ideas of the economist Joseph Schumpeter.
Schumpeter has a vision of innovation from the supply side, without mentioning the behavior of innovation consumers. However, we must remember that Schumpeter is the father of studies on innovation in economic theory and his influence is determining on evolutionary economics.
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8 FEB 2022 · Welcome to our meeting on creativity and innovation. I invite you to share the third and final episode on George Herbert Mead's contributions to evolutionary economics.
First, I will present the two most recognized models of innovation, the linear model and the dui model. It is in this second model that the idea of national innovation systems and the concept of learning by interacting are incorporated. Are its authors who recognize the influence received from pragmatism, symbolic interactionism and from George Mead in particular. To finalize I will give a complementary vision, to learning by interacting, which is that of creativity by interaction. I
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26 JAN 2022 · In today's episode I will continue with the influences received by the economists of the evolutionism from the pragmatist philosophy. In particular, today I will deal with the work of the American philosopher and sociologist George Herbert Mead and its impact on the theories of national systems of innovation.
Your ideas are original to be marketed and you know that you are good at what you do. However, you cannot materialize them in innovative products that generate benefits for...
show more
Your ideas are original to be marketed and you know that you are good at what you do. However, you cannot materialize them in innovative products that generate benefits for your company. It's time for a change, don't you think?
In this podcast you will find techniques and methods that will help you develop creativity and innovation in your professional life. I am Osvaldo Retondaro, and it will be a pleasure to exchange concerns and proposals with you.
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In this podcast you will find techniques and methods that will help you develop creativity and innovation in your professional life. I am Osvaldo Retondaro, and it will be a pleasure to exchange concerns and proposals with you.
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