The Knowledge Economy
from the how-much-knowledge-does-your-country-have? dept
Everyone's been talking about the new "knowledge economy" for a little too long now. I'd actually noticed that I've been hearing less of the phrase in the last few months, and thought maybe it was dying out. But, now, we have the Economist giving us a story about a study that actually attempts to measure the knowledge economy and figure out which countries rely on it more. Seems a little silly.
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