knowledge capital
noun[U]
ukus→knowledge asset
Examplesofknowledge capital
knowledge capital
He identifies four sources of discontinuity: new technologies, globalization, cultural pluralism andknowledgecapital.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Due to positive spillovers from research toknowledgecapital, the growth rate of the economy is constant in the steady state.
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A common feature of many contributions is the emphasis on companyspecificknowledgecapital, which has properties of an internal public good.
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In this model, accumulated capital isknowledgecapitalwhich has two forms.
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Recent growth theory has provided new insights on the incentives to accumulate capital in the form of physical, human, andknowledgecapitalunder free market conditions.
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We are all aware of the importance ofknowledgecapitalto driving economic growth, particularly in peripheral regions and those that are economically disadvantaged.
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