Joseph Schumpeter's View of Innovation and the Diffusion Process Can

question 23

Multiple Choice

Joseph Schumpeter's view of innovation and the diffusion process can be represented as

• A) a continuous movement along the average product of capital curve.
• B) a series of outward shifts of the marginal product curves of capital and labor.
• C) a steady increase in the stock of human capital.
• D) an increase over time in entrepreneurial ambitions.
• E) the independent effects of workers and technology on production.

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