Understanding Technical Change As an Evolutionary Process

Richard R. Nelson

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1. Technical Change and Economic Analysis 2. Evolutionary Modelling 3. Inter-Industry Differences 4. The Public and Private Faces of Technology 5. Government Support of Technical Advance in Industry 6. Reprise

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