Knowledge Economy and Management

Author: Qi Jianguo
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The knowledge economy is not, as many describe it: sweeping across a calm sea suddenly, or erupting from the ground like a volcano, nor is it a sudden revolutionary new economic concept. It is not a discovery suddenly made by OECD countries. Rather, it is a new economic form that has gradually taken shape in the so-called "post-industrial society," driven by the rapid development of high and new technologies and their industrial clusters centered around modern information technology, following decades of development, especially in the recent ten years, after the preliminary completion of industrialization in developed countries, with the help of economic globalization.