Defining the Knowledge Economy

By Ian Brinkley. 2006

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1. I. Turok

Citations in the corpus

• The Distinctive City: Pitfalls in the Pursuit of Differential Advantage (2009, background): “It follows partly from the belief that ideas and intellectual resources (human intelligence, knowledge, skills, and ingenuity) have become more important determinants of prosperity through raising productivity, innovation, and value added (Brinkley, 2006).”