The Silent Revolution: Shift to Intangible Assets in Developed Economies

Around 2000, developed economies underwent a 'silent revolution,' significantly increasing investments in intangible assets like software, R&D, patents, and design, rather than traditional buildings and machinery.

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Tichá revolúcia sa odohrala približne okolo roku 2000, keď vyspelé ekonomiky začali výrazne viac než do budov a strojov investovať do nehmotných aktív, softvéru, výskumu a vývoja, patentov, dizajnu, značiek a nových organizačných procesov.

By Ronald Blaško

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The Silent Revolution: Shift to Intangible Assets in Developed Economies

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