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Innovation

The Motives of “Joiners” Explain Higher Rates of Innovation in Startup Firms

Henry Sauermann
It’s not just the founders of startups who boast an entrepreneurial spirit and a willingness to take risks. Those who join new ventures show...

Are Innovators Born or Made?

Elizabeth Lyons
The question of whether people are born with innovative talent or can develop it has knock-on effects to issues ranging from productivity growth in...

America's "Lost Einsteins" Are Dealing a Blow to Innovation

John Van Reenen
A new paper finds that America is full of "lost Einsteins" among women, minorities, and low-income groups: high performers who never become inventors because...
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