Примеры использования Knowledge capital на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Knowledge Capital.
Knowledge capital stock.
Such horizontal networks are essential conduits for knowledge, capital, products and talent.
The knowledge capital stock is indirectly measured using the PIM.
Unless patented there is almost no empirical evidence on the service lives of knowledge capital.
Intellectual and knowledge capital/research and publications.
We know how individual performance can be changed into successful group outcomes and company's knowledge capital in expert organisations.
Knowledge capital creation by research and development.
Poverty is inseparably linked to lack of access to or control over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections.
Knowledge capital Core indicators(national): The total stock of knowledge capital should be measured.
Emphasizes the importance of increasing the control of the poor over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections;
Following this line of thinking, knowledge capital would principally not depreciate since it will never stop providing beneficial services to society.
To reflect this important role,R&D is identified as a separate theme within the economic capital under the label“knowledge capital”.
There are also“placeholders” in the area of housing,social capital, knowledge capital, distributional issues, migration and physical safety.
For knowledge capital(such as R&D), as well as human and social capital, this link is provided by the mechanisms of path dependency.
When we started to develop towards team organisation,one goal was to increase the knowledge capital, i.e. the exploitation of the hidden know-how of an organisation.
This is particularly relevant for SMEs, where tacit knowledge, which needs to be codified and protected before it can be managed using ICT,can represent a considerable share of their knowledge capital.
One may expect the competitive edge of knowledge capital to decline in time, indicating declining age-efficiencies or asset profitability.
The Copenhagen Declaration asserts that poverty is inseparably linked to lack of control over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections.
Stresses the importance of increasing access to and control over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital, and social connections, for the poor, in particular women, and of improving access for all to basic social services;
Policies: the policy frameworks that encourage the growth of the knowledge economy, effectively harness knowledge and skills for development andfoster private sector investment in knowledge capital;
Stresses the importance of increasing access to and control by the poor over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections, and of improving access for all to basic social services;
The complexity of the task of poverty reduction demanded comprehensive action and a better understanding of the deep-rooted causes of poverty, which were intimately linked to lack of access to or loss of control over resources including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections.
Stressed the importance of increasing access to control over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections, for the poor, in particular women, and of improving access for all to basic social services;
Especially for small and open economies such as the Netherlands,it therefore appears not straightforward to determine the amount of R&D services that actually accumulates as knowledge capital in the domestic economy.
Measures of economic capital- which in the definition used here include physical,financial and knowledge capital- are the most advanced of all capital measures, reflecting decades of research by economists and statistical agencies.
It also reaffirmed that the eradication of poverty should be addressed in an integrated way, taking into account the need for the empowerment of women and stressed the importance of increasing access to and control over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections, for the poor, in particular women resolution 57/266.
Also expresses its solidarity with those suffering from a lack of control over resources, including land,skills, knowledge, capital and social connections, and calls for particular actions to provide appropriate social services to enable vulnerable people and people living in poverty to improve their lives, to exercise their rights and to participate fully in all social, economic and political activities and to contribute to social and economic development;
Building a supportive policy environment: the policy and regulatory frameworks that encourage the growth of the information economy,build knowledge capital and foster private sector investment in information infrastructure;