Bringing entrepreneurship and innovation into the theory of value
Entrepreneurship in economic theory : reasons for its absence and goals for its restoration
Toward characterization of the innovation industry : the David-Goliath symbiosis
Entrepreneurship, invention, and pricing : toward static microtheory
Oligopolistic "Red queen" innovation games, mandatory price discrimination, and markets in innovation
Optimal innovation spillovers : the growth-distribution trade-off
Enterprising technology dissemination : toward optimal transfer pricing and the invaluable contribution of "mere imitation"
The entrepreneur and the beneficial externalities of creative destruction
Economic warfare as a "Red queen" game : the emergence of productive entrepreneurship
On the origins of widespread productive entrepreneurship
The allocation of entrepreneurship does matter
Mega-enterprising redesign of governing institutions : keystone of dynamic microtheory
Summing up : yes, the theory of entrepreneurship is on its way.