"Entrepreneurship, Growth and Innovation" offers a comprehensive analysis of the economics of entrepreneurship and innovation. The book argues that this discipline should create an analytical framework that integrates the determinants and impacts of entrepreneurship and innovation, without neglecting the functioning of incentive mechanisms. It combines theoretical approaches with international empirical evidence and highlights the interactions between the forces that influence the dynamics of firms and industries, ultimately determining economic growth. Through the analysis of various national cases, it becomes clear that the relationship between entrepreneurship and growth is shaped by innovation in the context of country-specific institutions and industries, providing valuable insights for industrial and innovation policy.