knowledgeintensity
Knowledge intensity refers to the degree to which an industry, firm, or economic activity relies on the creation, diffusion, and application of knowledge and expertise. High knowledge intensity sectors are characterized by significant investment in research and development (R&D), a highly skilled workforce, and the production of goods and services that are intangible and knowledge-based. Examples include software development, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and advanced manufacturing. These sectors often exhibit rapid innovation cycles and require continuous learning and adaptation.
In contrast, low knowledge intensity sectors are typically more reliant on physical labor, raw materials, and
The concept of knowledge intensity is important for understanding economic development, competitiveness, and employment trends. Economies