While Schumpeter describes the entrepreneur as the person causing creative destruction and radical changes, Kirzner describes the role of the entrepreneur as quite the opposite, namely as an equilibrating force.
In the Schumpeterian school of thought, the new firm owner would be considered an entrepreneur only if the sport shop launches an innovation radical enough to cause creative destruction.
Koppelman says that he feels the economics of the profession — the branch of writing that promises riches far greater than fiction or poetry or even journalism — cause challenging, creative ideas to fester, or, worse, never make it to the page.
It's relaxed, deluxe and extremely nostalgic music, and his melancholy pull on the instrument, as if he doesn't want to play any notes that might sound automatic, causes some creative friction against the more headlong styles of his band mates.
What causes the creative process to arrest most haltingly is often described as a "block".
In a passage that caused him great creative agony, he wrestled with the complexity of an east-west understanding.
Norman just hints at the turmoil caused by their creative conflicts, mentioning that Friedkin finished his cut and went off to film Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party in London while Lear shot another two weeks of footage to complete the coverage.
And the fact that police targeted Mikser, part of the city's new wave of creative venues, caused a particular shockwave.
Then he made Passage, a brief but powerful meditation on mortality that created a stir even before it caused Clint Hocking, the creative director at Ubisoft, the world's fourth-largest game company, to shed tears.
The implementation of destructive meteor storms also caused some problems, with creative builders upset to discover they had landed on planets where their creations could be at risk from the weather.
