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Lecture 8 :
 Knowledge-based economy
 Talent Corp’s programs

Lecture 8 :
Knowledge-based economy
Knowledge-Based Economy
 Definition
 Phases of development
 Rationale and recommendations.

Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC)

 An overview of the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC)
 The development phases, framework, policies and flagship applications. By: SW Choon

What is Knowledge Economy?
“an economy in which knowledge creation and innovation play an ever increasing role in generating and sustaining growth” “an economy which is directly based on the production, distribution and use of knowledge and information (OECD,
1996).
“an economy in which the generation and exploitation of knowledge is the predominant element that drives the creation of wealth” (United Kingdom Department of Trade and Industry, 1998).

By: SW Choon

Why KE?
 Knowledge as a source of growth

 Information and knowledge put in good use

 Innovate, improve productivity

 Lack of resources

 declining productivity.

 Business success driven by knowledge and IT
 adaptable technology to increase efficiency.
 E-commerce
 No boundaries, i.e. world wide market

By: SW Choon

Development of an economy

The world has so far experienced three eras.

They are:
1.
2.
3.
4.

By: SW Choon

Primitive era
Agrarian era
Industrial era
Currently we are experiencing knowledge era.

Development of an economy
i)

Primitive era




Life had been uncertain and mostly relied on natural environment.



By: SW Choon

Hunting of animals and gathering of fruits and roots from the forest.

During primitive era, all of the activities were accomplished primarily by strength and stamina while the application of knowledge was extremely limited. Development of an economy ii) Agrarian era

It is believed that the first agricultural activities commenced almost 10,000 years ago probably in the Middle East. Later

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