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Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital
Book • 2003
Carlota Perez's "Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital" examines the interplay between technological innovation and economic development.
The book argues that technological revolutions unfold in distinct phases, each characterized by specific economic and social dynamics.
Perez identifies key technological revolutions throughout history, analyzing their impact on investment, employment, and global power structures.
Her work emphasizes the role of financial capital in driving technological change and shaping economic cycles.
The book offers a comprehensive framework for understanding long-term economic trends and the challenges of managing technological transitions.
The book argues that technological revolutions unfold in distinct phases, each characterized by specific economic and social dynamics.
Perez identifies key technological revolutions throughout history, analyzing their impact on investment, employment, and global power structures.
Her work emphasizes the role of financial capital in driving technological change and shaping economic cycles.
The book offers a comprehensive framework for understanding long-term economic trends and the challenges of managing technological transitions.
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John Coogan while discussing the concept of 'good bubbles' versus 'bad bubbles' in relation to technological advancements.
John Coogan while discussing the concept of 'good bubbles' versus 'bad bubbles' in relation to technological advancements.
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Genoemd door Herbert Blankesteijn als een belangrijk boek over de verandering van de samenleving door technologische revoluties.
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Balaji Srinivasan as a book that provides a different perspective on technological innovation and financial capital.
Balaji Srinivasan as a book that provides a different perspective on technological innovation and financial capital.
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Mark Moss as groundbreaking work to identify recurring patterns in how technology evolves.
Mark Moss as groundbreaking work to identify recurring patterns in how technology evolves.
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Ben Thompson as a book that explores technological revolutions and their impact on financial capital.
Ben Thompson as a book that explores technological revolutions and their impact on financial capital.
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Paul J. LeBlanc as a book he recommends, focusing on technological revolutions and financial capital.
Paul J. LeBlanc as a book he recommends, focusing on technological revolutions and financial capital.
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Peter Leyden , referencing her insights on technological revolutions and the transition from 'Gilded Ages' to 'Golden Ages'.
Peter Leyden , referencing her insights on technological revolutions and the transition from 'Gilded Ages' to 'Golden Ages'.
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Mentioned by Chris Meredith as a book that cemented his understanding of long-term economic waves and technological revolutions.
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Mentioned by Meltem Demirors as a book about the phenomenon of new technologies attracting massive capital flows, followed by crashes and corrections.
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