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These pages point to information concerning my teaching at the MIKE Master Programmes in Innovation, Knowledge and Economic/Entrepreneurial Dynamics (for cand. oecon. and cand. merc.). The main areas covered by me are Schumpeterian industrial dynamics, the modelling of economic evolution and the economic theories of the firm.
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Schumpeterian industrial dynamics (Course M1)
The background reading for the course is a large extract of Andersen's Joseph A. Schumpeter: A Theory of Social and Economic Evolution (to be published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2010).
M1-4. Visions and concepts of economic evolution (Andersen, Chs. 1, 2, 3)
M1-5. Entrepreneurship as the driver of evolution (the Mark I model) (Andersen, Chs. 4, 5, 6, 8)
M1-6. Oligopolistic competition as the driver of evolution (the Mark II model) (Andersen, Chs. 7, 11)
M1-7. The instability and sustainability of economic evolution in the Mark III model (Andersen, Chs. 9, 10, 12)
Economic theories of the firm (Course A)
The main textbook of the course is Douma and Schreuder: "Economic Approaches to Organizations".
A1. Introduction (Douma/Schreuder, 1-3)
- Slides on theories of firms as combining markets and organisation: view pdf | view ppt | print [only Aalborg; rev. 24 Sep 2008]
A2. Game theory and asymmetric information (Douma/Schreuder, 4-5)
A3. Agency theory (Douma/Schreuder, 7, 12, 14)
- Slides on principals and agents (agency theory): view pdf | view ppt | print [only Aalborg; rev. 6 Oct 2008]
A8. Evolutionary theory of the firm and course survey (Douma/Schreuder, 10, 11)
- Slides on the evolutionary approach, organisation ecology, and Schumpeterian competition: view pdf | view ppt | print [only Aalborg; rev. 20 Oct 2008]
Modelling of economic and business dynamics
Systems Dynamics (Based on Sterman's Business Dynamics)
- Slides on Systems Thinking and Systems Dynamics: view pdf | print [only Aalborg; rev. 9 Oct 2006]
Evolutionary modelling
Network economics
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