TY  - GEN
AB  - "The book, which alternates between analysis of the economic transformation and examination of the tools and concepts of the discipline, begins by discussing "knowledge" as an economic good and the historical development of the knowledge-based economies. It then develops a conceptual framework for considering the issues raised. Topics considered in the remaining chapters include forms of knowledge production, codification and infusion, incentives and institutions for the efficient production of knowledge (including discussions of private markets and "open" sources), and knowledge management as a new organizational capability. Finally, the book addresses policy concerns suggested by the uneven development of knowledge across different sectors and by the need to find ways of reclaiming the public dimension of knowledge from an essentially privatized knowledge revolution."--Jacket.
AU  - Foray, Dominique.,
AU  - Foray, Dominique.
ID  - 24803
KW  - Technological innovations
KW  - Knowledge management
KW  - Intellectual property.
KW  - Knowledge
KW  - Technologie de l'information
KW  - Gestion des connaissances
KW  - Économie du savoir.
KW  - Économie politique.
KW  - Economics
LA  - eng
LA  - Rev. and enlarged translation of: L'economie de la connaissance.
N1  - "This book is an extended and largely revised version of a book published in French: L'économie de la connaissance (Paris : La Découverte, 2000)"--P.viii.
N1  - Rev. and enlarged translation of: L'économie de la connaissance.
N1  - "This book is an extended and largely revised version of a book published in French: L'économie de la connaissance (Paris: La Découverte, 2000)"--Page viii.
N2  - "The book, which alternates between analysis of the economic transformation and examination of the tools and concepts of the discipline, begins by discussing "knowledge" as an economic good and the historical development of the knowledge-based economies. It then develops a conceptual framework for considering the issues raised. Topics considered in the remaining chapters include forms of knowledge production, codification and infusion, incentives and institutions for the efficient production of knowledge (including discussions of private markets and "open" sources), and knowledge management as a new organizational capability. Finally, the book addresses policy concerns suggested by the uneven development of knowledge across different sectors and by the need to find ways of reclaiming the public dimension of knowledge from an essentially privatized knowledge revolution."--Jacket.
SN  - 9780262062398
T1  - The economics of knowledge /
TI  - The economics of knowledge /
ER  -