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• TITLE: A Nonlinear Control Model of Growth, Risk and Structural Change

  AUTHORS: P. E. Petrakis, S. Kotsios

  KEYWORDS: Growth, Risk, Entrepreneurship, Structural Change

  JOURNAL NAME: Intelligent Information Management, Vol.2 No.2, March 16, 2010

  ABSTRACT: Uncertainty is perceived as the means of removing the obstacles to growth through the activation of Knig- htian entrepreneurship. A dynamic stochastic model of continuous-time growth is proposed and empirically tested, including equilibrating and creative entrepreneurial activity. We find that uncertainty affects economic growth and the rate of return, and causes structural changes in portfolio shares for the two types of entrepreneurial events. Structural change depends mainly on the intertemporal rate of substitution, productiv-ity ratios, and finally intersectoral difference in return and risk.