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Enhancing Economic Growth through Entrepreneurship and Innovation

This presentation at Max Planck Institute delves into the critical role of entrepreneurship, R&D, and innovation in fostering economic growth. The speaker, Mark Sanders from Koopmans Institute, discusses current and upcoming projects, highlighting the link between entrepreneurship and economic development. The session also covers theories of science, entrepreneurship, and corporate R&D, emphasizing the drivers of progress and growth. Join us on Wednesday, May 17th, 2006, in Jena, Germany, for an insightful exploration of how scientific advancements and entrepreneurial activities shape our economic landscape.

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Enhancing Economic Growth through Entrepreneurship and Innovation

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  1. Presentation for Max Planck Institute in Jena, Germany Wednesday, May 17th , 2006 Science, Entrepreneurship, R&D and Growth Mark Sanders Tjalling C. Koopmans Institute Max Planck Institute for Economics m.sanders@econ.uu.nl

  2. Presentation for Max Planck Institute in Jena, Germany Wednesday, May 17th , 2006 Vitae 2003-2004 Lecturer Utrecht School of Economics Winter 2004 PhD. Maastricht University 2004-2005 Max Planck Institute of Economics Fall 2004 Visiting Scholar Brown University, Providence 2005-present Assistant-Professor Utrecht School of Economics

  3. Presentation for Max Planck Institute in Jena, Germany Wednesday, May 17th , 2006 Research 2004 January December Visit Brown University Defend Thesis Join MPI 2005 January MPI Workshop Opportunity December (Re-)Join USE 2006 January May MPI-IIS MPI conference Ringberg

  4. Presentation for Max Planck Institute in Jena, Germany Wednesday, May 17th , 2006 Some Current and Future Projects ‘Skill Bias in an Endogenous Growth Model; Evaluating the Case for Market Size and Acceleration Effects’, submitted to JOEG ‘The Origin of Technical Change; Knowledge Generation, Opportunities and Entrepreneurship’, submitted to SBE ‘The Role of Entrepreneurship in a Model of Economic Growth’, with Max Keilbach (MPI) Accepted for DRUID 2006 ‘The Role of Entrepreneurship in an Endogenous Model of Economic Growth’, with Max Keilbach (MPI) Final Stages ‘Globalization and Entrepreneurship and the Product Life Cycle’, with David Audretsch (MPI) Final Stages ‘Entrepreneurship and Economic Development; Evidence and Explanations’, with Andre van Stel (MPI-EIM) Final Stages ‘Schumpeter and Romer, Entrepreneurship and Endogenous Growth’, with Zoltan Acs (MPI external) Kick-off this summer ‘Venture Capital, Entrepreneurship and Growth’, with Mario Eboli (MPI external) Kick-off this summer

  5. Presentation for Max Planck Institute in Jena, Germany Wednesday, May 17th , 2006 Theory of Science Science Driven by: Reputation Knowledge Stock Theory of Entrepreneurship New Growth Theory Entrepreneurs Driven by: Rents Corporate R&D Driven by: Cost Reductions Variety Expansion Quality Improvement Cost Reduction Economic Growth

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