Smart Century -- Knowledge Economy and China

Author: Ding Yifan
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book discusses the core of the knowledge economy lies in the rational utilization of human capital and the continuous improvement of corporate innovation capabilities. Human capital is the foundation of the knowledge economy, involving the entire system of social organizational forms. Clinging to outdated systems and being deeply attached to old conventions will make the "knowledge economy" merely a paper concept. Corporate innovation, on the other hand, is the essence of the knowledge economy and the result of the rational application of human capital, serving as an eternal source of corporate growth and development. Innovation—whether in high-tech enterprises or basic industrial enterprises—is not just the work of top talents; it relies on the innovative spirit and abilities of all employees in the company. The author, Dr. Ding Yifan, has extensive academic exchanges with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and access to broad and timely information sources. Coupled with his profound academic foundation, this book is an invaluable reference for research on the "knowledge economy" in China. This book discusses the core of the knowledge economy lies in the rational utilization of human capital and the continuous improvement of corporate innovation capabilities. Human capital is the foundation of the knowledge economy, involving the entire system of social organizational forms. Clinging to outdated systems and being deeply attached to old conventions will make the "knowledge economy" merely a paper concept; while corporate innovation is the essence of the knowledge economy and the result of the rational application of human capital, it is always the eternal source of corporate growth and development. Innovation—whether in high-tech enterprises or basic industrial enterprises—is not just the work of top talents; it relies on the innovative spirit and abilities of all employees in the company. The author, Dr. Ding Yifan, has extensive academic exchanges with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and access to broad and timely information sources. Coupled with his profound academic foundation, this book is an invaluable reference for research on the "knowledge economy" in China.