Introduction : the engine of free-market growth
The "somewhat optimal" attributes of capitalist growth : oligopolistic competition and routinization of innovation
Oligopolistic rivalry and routinization to reduce uncertainty
Oligopolistic rivalry and routine innovation spending : theory of the engine of unprecedented capitalist growth
Independent innovation in history : productive entrepreneurship and the rule of law
Voluntary dissemination of proprietary technology : private profit, social gain
Oligopolistic rivalry and markets for technology trading
Tradeoff : innovation incentives versus benefits to others (distributive externalities)
Oligopolistic competition, pricing, and recoupment of innovation outlays
Microeconomic theory of industrial organization in the "innovation-machine" economy
Recouping innovation outlays and pricing its products : continued
Models of optimal timing of innovation
Licensing for profit : efficiency implications
Capitalism's unique innovation machine : historical evidence
Macroeconomic models and relationships that may limit growth
Feedback : innovation as a self-nourishing process.
