This is the twenty-first in the annual series assessing major development issues. This report acknowledges that knowledge, not capital, is the key to sustained economic growth and improvements in human well-being. It distinguishes between two sorts of knowledge: knowledge about technology, called technical knowledge or simply know-how, and knowledge about attributes, that is, knowledge about products, processes, or institutions. The report focuses...
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1998/09/01
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World Development Report
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18445
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2013/02/28
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Disclosed
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World development report 1998/1999 : knowledge for development
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Knowledge acquisition
Citation
Dahlman,Carl J.; Kouame,Auguste Tano; Vishwanath,Tara.
World development report 1998/1999 : knowledge for development (English). World development report|World Development Indicators Washington, DC : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/729771468328524815