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The above quotation from the economist Alfred Marshall 110 years ago suggests that the importance of knowledge as a source of economic wealth is in no sense a new idea.
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needed role behaviors, routine knowledge assets, operational conversations, dynamic affordance, composite typology, epistemic work, generative dance between organizational knowledge, collective tacit knowledge, tacit knowledge possessed, stable economic structure, productive inquiry, cellular firms, efficient customization, inverted organizations, sticky knowledge, twisting stretch, professional intellect, bridging epistemologies, internal organizational dynamics, innovation maturity, common information space, brand description, strategic conversations, dispositional knowledge, passive store
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