The Journal of Economic History, Volumen16Economic History Association at the University of Pennsylvania, 1956 |
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... social functions , where others resist all change . Some elites prosper by adaptation , others perish in defiance ... social classes : the first leads to the second , and the second is already in part implied in the first . Schumpeter's ...
... social functions , where others resist all change . Some elites prosper by adaptation , others perish in defiance ... social classes : the first leads to the second , and the second is already in part implied in the first . Schumpeter's ...
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... social function , like that of the function previously exercised , will depend not only on its intrinsic " technical " importance , but also on the degree of more general social leadership that has come to be associated with it ...
... social function , like that of the function previously exercised , will depend not only on its intrinsic " technical " importance , but also on the degree of more general social leadership that has come to be associated with it ...
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... social problems and " stabilizes the social ship . It helps . . . to conserve existing states of mind , and it explains why . . . genuinely revo- lutionary ideas are held only by a negligible minority of our population " ( p . 220 ) ...
... social problems and " stabilizes the social ship . It helps . . . to conserve existing states of mind , and it explains why . . . genuinely revo- lutionary ideas are held only by a negligible minority of our population " ( p . 220 ) ...
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American Technique and Steam Navigation on | 18 |
Investment Uncertainty During the Civil WarA Note | 34 |
Joseph Schumpeter as an Analyst of Sociology | 41 |
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