Decline in academic freedom is impacting innovation output, warns study
Innovation output is directly proportional to academic freedom and researchers warn that this has declined over the last decade for the first time since 1940s.
Innovation output is directly proportional to academic freedom and researchers warn that this has declined over the last decade for the first time since 1940s.
According to Schumpeter’s theory of “creative destruction,” R&D should be countercyclical to the business cycle. Empirical evidence, however, consistently contradicts this view. The authors of
Does the attractiveness of the founder Chief Executive influence the validation of the company? This was the question that Massimo Colombo and his co-authors set
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