For decades, Canadian governments have promoted the knowledge economy, betting on leadership in science and technology to foster innovation, global competitiveness and prosperity for all Canadians.

Argentina’s senate has approved the proposed ‘knowledge economy law’, aimed at incentivizing investment in the sector, doubling the number of jobs and generating US$15 billion from exports by 2030.

Economic growth in the modern era is no longer dictated by physical infrastructure or proximity to dominant markets, but by the ability to harness knowledge resources effectively. With shifting global ...

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In today’s world economy, the contradiction between the knowledge economy and the religion economy presents a compelling narrative that determines every nation’s development. While some countries’ ...