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Haga Lab
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The lab examines how innovation comes about through the lens of evolutionary economics.
AboutAbout the lab
The path by which new things emerge.
The Haga Lab specializes in economics and studies innovation and entrepreneurship from the perspective of evolutionary economics.
In particular, the lab is interested in innovation and entrepreneurship in aging societies.
The lab studies the process of creating innovation that contributes to solving social issues, using the functions of "entrepreneurship" and "catalysts" as clues.
On the adoption and diffusion of innovation aimed at older adults, the lab conducts joint research with researchers in Germany, comparing Japan and Germany.
Key terms
- Evolutionary economics
- An approach to economics that focuses on how economic systems change over time
- Innovation
- The emergence of new technologies or systems and their use in society
- Entrepreneurship
- The role of entrepreneurs in starting and running new businesses
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The lab specializes in economics and studies innovation and entrepreneurship from the perspective of evolutionary economics. It examines how innovation that contributes to solving social issues comes about, using the function of "catalysts" as a clue.
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- Associate ProfessorKazue Haga
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