Innovating in traditional and disruptive economics

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This monograph examines how technological innovation and new business models are transforming the economy in both traditional and disruptive sectors. It focuses on several key areas, such as the green economy and sustainable taxation, exploring the impact of environmental policies on tax systems. He also addresses behavioral economics, especially in developing countries, and how techniques such as nudge can promote economic growth. Other topics include the circular economy in industrial sectors, the digitization of finance, and tax challenges arising from emerging technologies such as blockchain and NFTs. Regional development, economic sustainability, financial literacy and equity in access to employment are discussed. Finally, the integration of sustainability in sectors such as agriculture, tourism and cultural industries is discussed, with a focus on circular business models and natural capital management.

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Ramiro, B. E., Abuín-Penas, J., & López, N. R. (2024). Innovating in traditional and disruptive economics. European Public and Social Innovation Review, 9. https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-1736

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