Economics of Innovation: Importance, Downsides, and Efficiency

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This lecture explores the importance of innovation for the energy transition, discussing its benefits and downsides such as unsustainable innovation and market failures. It delves into static versus dynamic efficiency, fixed costs, lock-in effects, path dependency, and time lags in environmental and climate policy making.

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