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A study of more than two centuries of innovation reveals a systematic link between major innovations and stock market bubbles, finding that such bubbles occur for nearly three-quarters of new products launched during the period researched. Crucially, these innovation-driven bubbles, particularly those for radical products with network effects, are found to enable firms to raise capital and accelerate the diffusion of innovation, ultimately adding significant economic value to the firms and the economy despite the temporary price surges.
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