 | John Cunningham Wood - 1991 - 376 str.
..."The carrying into effect of those technological novelties was of the essence of that hunt." Moreover, "the inventing itself . . . was a function of the capitalist process which is responsible for the habits of thought that will produce invention." (The elaboration of this argument is reserved by Schumpeter... | |
 | Albert N. Link, Frederic M. Scherer - 2005 - 330 str.
...the negative. The carrying into effect of these technological novelties was of the essence of that hunt. And even the inventing itself . . . was a function...responsible for the mental habits that will produce invention. It is therefore quite wrong - and also quite un-Marxian - to say, as so many economists... | |
 | Horst Hanusch, Andreas Pyka - 2007 - 1229 str.
...the negative. The carrying into effect of these technological novelties was of the essence of that hunt. And even the inventing itself . . . was a function...responsible for the mental habits that will produce invention. It is therefore quite wrong - and also quite un-Marxian - to say, as so many economists... | |
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The carrying into effect of these technological novelties was of the essence of that hunt. And even the inventing itself . . . was a function of the capitalist process which is responsible for the mental habits that will produce invention. 