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Aron JINARU

Academia Română

The issue of innovation in the framework of economic theory is a challenge to which nobody has offered an adequate answer. Economic mainstream does not take into consideration this issue. Even the relatively recent theory of endogenuous growth, even if it represents a progress, is far from satisfactory in explaining innovation. We believe that the bioeconomic approach is far more better suited in order to explain innovation. This article proposes a presentation of an up-to-date synthesis of different bioeconomic annalysis as well as a serie of epistemological considerations and evaluations of this scientific enterprise.

ŒCONOMICA no. 3/2009

Keywords: economic epistemology, economic theory, bioeconomic approach

JEL: B49, B59

Abordarea bioeconomică în contextul teoriei economice

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