Abstract
It is generally accepted that innovation is at the heart of economic growth and prosperity and that, at least in the private sector, innovation occurs through a process of creative destruction that is driven by entrepreneurial action. It is less clear to what extent entrepreneurial action is possible or advisable in the public sector as a mechanism for driving innovation. However, while the public sector has a different institutional structure than the private sector and thus a different set of motivations, risks and rewards, incentives and constraints, it too can benefit from something like private sector entrepreneurial drive as a mechanism for generating public sector innovations that contribute to economic growth and prosperity.
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