Knowledge economy and its impact on human development
Abstract
The great development in science and technology during the past two centuries led to a large knowledge accumulation, as the developed countries achieved their continuous economic growth with the support of scientific research, which made the capital accumulation in these countries linked to knowledge accumulation and continuous human development and this accumulation of knowledge also led to an amazing speed in development And the discovery of many of the innovations of the times, and from this standpoint, knowledge is the driving factor that drives the economies and societies towards prosperity today and in the future.
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