Editing Knowledge Economies (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Knowledge Economy''' — An economy in which "Growth" is dependent on the "Quantity, Quality, and Accessibility" of the information available, rather than the "Means of Production."
* '''Intellectual Property (IP)''' — Creations of the "Mind" that are "Protected" by law (e.g., 'Patents,' 'Copyrights,' 'Trademarks').
* '''Intangible Assets''' — Non-physical assets (e.g., 'Brand,' 'Data,' 'Software,' 'Research').
* '''R&D (Research and Development)''' — The "Engine" of the knowledge economy: activities that aim to "Discover new knowledge" and "Turn it into products."
* '''Information Asymmetry''' — When "One side" of a trade "Knows more" than the other (e.g., 'Google' knows more about you than you know about Google).
* '''Human Capital''' — The "Skills, Knowledge, and Experience" held by an individual, viewed as an "Asset" to a company or country.
* '''Network Effect''' — When a "Product" becomes "More valuable" as "More people use it" (e.g., 'Facebook' or 'WhatsApp').
* '''Digital Divide''' — The "Gap" between those who have "Access to information technology" and those who do not.
* '''Data Capitalism''' (Surveillance Capitalism) — An economic system centered on the "Extraction" and "Monetization" of "User Data."
* '''Open Source''' — A "Alternative Model" where knowledge is "Shared for free" to "Accelerate Innovation" (e.g., 'Linux' or 'Wikipedia').
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