Student discussion with Paul Romer, prize in economic sciences 2018

Romer explains how innovation drives growth, tying ideas, incentives, and policy together.

InnovationIntervieweconomic growthendogenous growthhuman capitalideas as capitalinnovation policyintellectual propertyPaul M. Romer

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