Global Inflation Dynamics: regularities &amp;amp; forecasts

Akaev, Askar; Korotayev, Andrey; Fomin, Alexey

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“…Sometimes one can also speak about the general purpose technologies(Bresnahan and Trajtenberg 1995; Helpman 1998; for a detailed analysis of this theory, seePolterovich 2009). The meaning of this concept is close to the technological mode, but the meaning of the former concept is still narrower than the latter one, since there can be several general purpose technologies within one mode.3 See, e.g.,Schumpeter 1939;Freeman 1987; Rumyantseva 2003: 12-14; Glazyev 1993: 95-111; Ivanova 2003: 210; Papenhausen 2008: 789;Akayev et al 2012. In fact, as in any classification there are numerous differences in the main characteristics of some or other modes, e.g., some researchers 'attribute' such transitionary areas of innovations like automobile to the third wave, the others -to the fourth K-wave, etc.…”

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The Concept of Technological Modes/Paradigms: Introduction

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2022

Kondratieff Waves: Processes, Cycles, Triggers, and Technological Paradigms

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The history of long cycles is closely related to the emergence, development and change of the so-called technological modes or paradigms, which are a system of leading at that time technologies and ways of their application. There are theories, according to which, the most important explanation of the nature and pulsation of K-waves is the change of technological modes and / or technoeconomic paradigms. Though it is not quite correct, but the rhythm of technological paradigm shift can be traced in each K-wave. Some ideas about the interconnection between K-waves and techno-economic paradigms are presented in the paper.

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