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Author
1. Kenneth
Arrow, (1962)
2. George Homans,
(1958)
Theory
Endogenous growth theory
Description
Holds that economic
growth is primarily the
result of endogenous and
not external forces. This
theory holds that
investment in human
capital, innovation, and
knowledge are significant
contributors to economic
growth. It also focuses
on positive
externalities and spillover
effects of a knowledgebased economy which will
lead to economic
development.
He defined social exchange
as the exchange of activity,
tangible or intangible and
more or less rewarding or
costly, between at least
two people.
Journal Reference
Endogenous Innovation in
the Theory of Growth
by Gene M.
Grossman, Elhanan
Helpman
An economic impact
analysis (EIA) measures
the magnitude of the
impact that an expenditure
or a groups expenditure
make on an economy. The
basic principle underlying
the measurement of
economic impact are fairly
straight forward.
4. Abraham Maslow
Hierarchy of Needs
A First Look at
Communication Theory by
Em Griffin
THEORETICAL MATRIX
AQUINO, Reylan
CURA, Jamila
SERTIMO, Heide G.
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