Arrowian
Arrowian adjective: of or pertaining to the economist Kenneth Arrow (1921–2017).
Adjective
Arrowian (comparative more Arrowian, superlative most Arrowian)
- Of or pertaining to the economist Kenneth Arrow (1921–2017).
- The merger’s effect on innovation decomposes into a Schumpeterian effect (larger profit base) and an Arrowian effect (lost rivalry).2026, Matias Pietola, Emanuele Tarantino, Hans Zenger, “Mergers, Innovation Efficiencies, and the Investment Channel”, in CEPR Discussion Papers, number 21529, archived from the original on 27 May...
Forms of Arrowian
| comparative | more Arrowian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Arrowian |
Origin of Arrowian
From Arrow + -ian.
Questions about Arrowian
- What does Arrowian mean?
- Arrowian means of or pertaining to the economist Kenneth Arrow (1921–2017).
- What part of speech is Arrowian?
- Arrowian is an adjective.
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