Laws Of Innovation
Conservation Law of Innovation:
All innovations are combinations of existing/known elements.
Causality Law of Innovation:
Invention precedes production, production precedes consumption and discovery precedes invention.
Set Law of Innovation:
The number of potential innovations is essentially infinite.
Rate Law of Innovation:
The rate of innovation is dependent on the number of innovators, the size of the set of elements the innovators can access, and the size of the set of goals.
Commons Law of Innovation:
Innovations are not subject to overuse. The creation of innovations is subject to under investment without property rights in innovations. The diffusion of innovations is subject to under investment without property rights in innovations.
Income Law of Innovation
The per capita income of a large population can only increase over the long term if their level of technology increases.
For More Information See Natural Laws of Innovation – 1 and Natural Laws of Innovation – 2
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author is Dale B. Halling. Mr. Halling is patent attorney and entrepreneur. As a patent attorney, Mr. Halling, has represented numerous Fortune 500 companies including, McDonnell Douglas, Boeing, Motorola, Ameritech, SBC, MCI, Cypress, and numerous technology start-ups. He has helped his clients obtain patents worldwide. Mr. Halling has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Kansas State University, an MS in Physics from the University of Texas at Dallas and a JD from St. Louis University. Mr. Halling is the author of the book “The Decline and Fall of the American Entrepreneur: How Little Known Laws are Killing Innovation.”
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FYI, your more information links on this topic do not work.
Comment by kudos | August 23, 2009 |
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