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    The knowledge economy is a system based on intellectual capital and the ability to capitalize on scientific discoveries and applied research. It represents a large share of activity in highly developed economies where a significant component of value comes from intangible assets like workers' knowledge and intellectual property. The knowledge economy focuses on creative thinking.

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    The knowledge economy is a system based on intellectual capital and the ability to capitalize on scientific discoveries and applied research. It represents a large share of activity in highly developed economies where a significant component of value comes from intangible assets like workers' knowledge and intellectual property. The knowledge economy focuses on creative thinking.

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    The knowledge economy is a system based on intellectual capital and the ability to capitalize on scientific discoveries and applied research. It represents a large share of activity in highly developed economies where a significant component of value comes from intangible assets like workers' knowledge and intellectual property. The knowledge economy focuses on creative thinking.

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    What Is the Knowledge Economy?

    The knowledge economy is a system of consumption and production that is


    based on intellectual capital. In particular, it refers to the ability to capitalize
    on scientific discoveries and applied research.

    The knowledge economy represents a large share of the activity in most


    highly developed economies. In a knowledge economy, a significant
    component of value may consist of intangible assets such as the value of its
    workers' knowledge or intellectual property.

    CREATIVE THINKING -

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