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The Phenomenon of Economic Change: Neoclassical vs. Schumpeterian Approachesr economic opportunities. This approach allows one to endogenize essential aspects of change relating to adjustment and equilibrium converging processes. It is argued in a next step that a global theory of economic change must put forth propositions that refer to the evolutionary dynamics—highlighti

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Palgrave Studies in Gender and Educationtantto present a theoretical firm that is as close as possible to a real firm of acapitalistically organized market economy. As we will see, this will forceus also to discuss economic growth in terms of a realistic model representation of the dynamics of firm behavior in markets, in fact, making aggregation endogenous and explicit.