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by rramadass
1819 days ago
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Thanks for pointing this out (had not known of this). I am generally prejudiced against most modern authors on innovation simply because i don't see broad sweep nor depth in their presentations; there are just one or two ideas which are unnecessarily dragged out to make a book. Hence i am always interested in going back to the classics/originals which had played a pivotal role in establishing the whole domain. |
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Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages, by Carlota Perez
This is a bedside book for any Venture Capitalist interested in the various phases a major innovation goes through. Investment bubbles being one of these phases.