This analysis shows how political incentives shape innovation paths under disruption, highlighting governance's role in development economics.
This paper interprets Daron Acemoglu’s recent Nobel synthesis through the lens of institutional choice and technological direction. It shows how political incentives shape innovation paths under disruption. The paper positions the synthesis as a governance-centered framework for development economics.
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