CULTURAL HERITAGE AND INNOVATION

James B. Ang

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Culture, Economy, and Development Studies Cultural Differences and Values Economic and Technological Innovation

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Cultural heritage is a major driver of behavioral, social and economic norms in a society. This paper studies the relationship between culture and economic development by focusing on how individualism is related to technological innovation. It hypothesizes that individualistic people tend to have beliefs and views that emphasize the importance of innovation and creativity. Using individual-level data from the World Values Survey, the results provide some evidence in favor of this hypothesis.

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