Bruce Caldwell, economics professor Duke University
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Channel: New Economic Thinking · 2014 · Nonprofits & Activism
Caldwell explains how innovation is a process that economists have been studying for centuries, but more work is needed. He also discusses the need for the history of economic thought to be brought into the economic curriculum, which is the subject of his talk with the Institute's young scholars.
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