Labeling a firm as knowledge-intensive implies that knowledge has more importance than other inputs.


p. 715 - Learning by knowledge‐intensive firms," 1992

William H. Starbuck Quotes

Labeling a firm as knowledge-intensive implies that knowledge has more importance than other inputs.

Labeling a firm as knowledge-intensive implies that knowledge has more importance than other inputs.

Labeling a firm as knowledge-intensive implies that knowledge has more importance than other inputs.

Labeling a firm as knowledge-intensive implies that knowledge has more importance than other inputs.