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Schumpeter's ability to see business straight would be reason enough to name our new business column after him.

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I knew Joseph Schumpeter only in the last five years of his life, from 1945 until his death in 1950, at the age of sixty-six.

Schumpeter rivalled Keynes in range of experience and subtlety of thought, and surpassed him in breadth of scholarship.

Since Schumpeter brought forward the concept of innovation, innovation is still a focus of enterprises and countries.

Naming this column after Schumpeter does not imply that we endorse everything he said.

Keynes's popular achievement, Schumpeter had observed, was to project "his own personal view" through "an apparently general analysis" .

Of these two figures, Schumpeter was more conservative.

Some non-profits, as Schumpeter will continue to call them, are almost indistinguishable from for-profit businesses.

Schumpeter, no doubt, would call this "maladjustment" .

Back in 1942 Joseph Schumpeter gave warning that the bureaucratisation of capitalism was killing the spirit of entrepreneurship.

Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian economist, argued that disruptive upstarts were needed when incumbent firms failed to drive innovation.

Schumpeter was pessimistic about the long-run prospects of capitalism, for prescient if unconventional reasons.

While Keynes set the direction of Britain's wartime finance, Schumpeter was under observation by inept agents of the FBI.

And it will decide the fate of the device that Schumpeter would see as the embodiment of all this: the euro.

The "gale" that Schumpeter celebrated is blowing us, a little roughly, into a better place.

Schumpeter expresses genuine admiration for the courageous publication of The Economic Consequences of the Peace.

Schumpeter was almost alone in arguing that the most vital competitive weapon was not lower prices but new ideas.

That was the intuition of the Austrian economists, Joseph Schumpeter and Friedrich Hayek.

Joseph Schumpeter argued that recessions are a process of creative destruction in which inefficient firms are weeded out.

Joseph Schumpeter, the economist who coined the term 'creative destruction, ' would be proud.

As Schumpeter pointed out, capitalism depends on the "creative destruction" of perpetual instability.

This narrower definition of entrepreneurship has an impressive intellectual pedigree going right back to Schumpeter.

Schumpeter was tempted to visit some creative destruction on the book with a blowtorch.

The downside was the destructive half of Schumpeter's creative destruction model.

Given the ways in which his qualifications trump mine, I defer to Schumpeter for an assessment.

not every business leader is an entrepreneur in the sense that say , schumpeter , drucker , and stevenson had in mind.

Both men were the product of vibrant intellectual communities: Keynes in Cambridge and Bloomsbury, Schumpeter in Vienna.

He makes full use of Schumpeter's diaries, which is where we learn of his self-doubt; it certainly was not evident in his public manner.

Why, then, did Keynes give his name to an influential school of economics, while Schumpeter, though still admired, is little read?

Keynes would trade from bed; Schumpeter spent a decade paying off debts incurred in the collapse of central European financial institutions.

This would be a challenge but should hold no fears for, as we learnt from Schumpeter, creative destruction is a process, not a result.

By 1873 "railroad construction" , wrote Joseph Schumpeter in Business Cycles, "had temporarily exhausted possibilities" .

In any discussion of entrepreneurship, the phrase most frequently invoked is Schumpeter's "creative destruction" .

But perspectives have changed in the intervening decades, and Schumpeter's entrepreneurs are once again roaming the globe.

Innovative concept was first proposed by the noted economist Joseph Schumpeter.

As Joseph Schumpeter famously observed, silk stockings were once only for queens, but capitalism has given them to factory girls.

Keynes was, Schumpeter recognises, a natural leader who gave others confidence and inspiration.

Indeed, the tech world is changing so fast that it brings to mind Joseph Schumpeter's comment about .

Joseph Schumpeter and John Maynard Keynes were two of the most admired economists of their time.

And Schumpeter's most brilliant student, Paul Samuelson, would lead the postwar development of economics in quite different directions.

Schumpeter further expanded the idea of productivity increases.

Joseph Schumpeter, after whom this column is named, argued both sides of the case.

American firms are wary about investing more of their copious cash pile (see Schumpeter).

Keynes's academic life was in Cambridge, England; Schumpeter emigrated to Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1932.

I made my presentation on Joseph Schumpeter's Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy.

This process of 'creative destruction', according to the economist Joseph Schumpeter, is what drives economic growth forwards.

Western managers worry too much about the quality of older workers (see Schumpeter).

According to the Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter, the "process of creative destruction is the essential fact about capitalism" .

Schumpeter's consideration of economic systems was wide-ranging.

But, like Schumpeter, Sen is an isolated figure.

Schumpeter knew that his rival's work had far greater influence.

In Schumpeter's day, this fatalism was shared by many at America's Federal Reserve.

This is where the great master Drucker learned from Schumpeter's.

The second was the influence of local legends such as Talcott Parsons and Joseph Schumpeter.

If Schumpeter is more admired than read, Galbraith is more read than admired.

Schumpeter derived from this analysis a lasting bias in favor of big business.

Though he was cautious not to claim any rigid regularity, Schumpeter suggested this 8-11 year long cycle be named after Juglar.

Schumpeter also said that all established businesses are "standing on ground that is crumbling beneath their feet" .

Both men were born in 1883; Schumpeter died four years after his rival, in 1950.

That is because, as Joseph Schumpeter argued, a monetary system cannot be separated from the society that underlies it.

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