Re-Understanding Entrepreneurship : What It Is and Why It Matters

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Re-Understanding Entrepreneurship : What It Is and Why It Matters

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 377 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781009453394
  • DDC分類 338.04

Full Description

How do entrepreneurs make decisions in the real world? Why are entrepreneurs absent from mainstream economics? What functions do entrepreneurs play in the market? What type of institutional environment is needed for entrepreneurship to play a role? Neoclassical economics is a market theory without entrepreneurship. This misconception distorts our understanding of how the real market works, leading to a theory of market failure that forms the common foundation of various government interventions. The market is not only an allocative process but, more importantly, a discovery and creative process. To understand the real market, Weiying Zhang argues that economics must shift from a price-centric to an entrepreneur-centric paradigm. Blending theory and narrative, Zhang intersects history with the present supporting his theory with relevant case studies. He argues that once entrepreneurship in the market is correctly understood, the foundation for government intervention is undermined and the economy can sustainably flourish.

Contents

Preface; Part I. The Nature of Knowledge and Entrepreneurship: 1. Soft knowledge and entrepreneurship; 2. Understanding entrepreneurial decisions; 3. Big data cannot replace entrepreneurs; 4. Prejudice and hostility towards entrepreneurs; Part II. Entrepreneurs in Market Theories: 5. The two paradigms of the market; 6. What is a good market theory?; 7. Entrepreneurship is the best anti-monopoly law; 8. Entrepreneurial profit and common prosperity; Part III. Uncertainty of Innovation and Industrial Policy: 9. Entrepreneurs in economic growth: arbitrage and innovation; 10. The uncertainty of innovation; 11. The airship and airplane duel; 12. Entrepreneurship and industrial policy; Part IV. Institutional Ecology of Entrepreneurship: 13. What determines the allocation of entrepreneurial talents?; 14. Entrepreneurs and capitalists; 15. Protection of rights versus protection of interests; 16. Challenges for entrepreneurs from conflicting values; Appendix A: My journey studying entrepreneurs; Appendix B: How I came to know the Austrian School of Economics; References; Index.