الشفرة الوراثية للاقتصاد الأصفر الفاقع : اقتصاد المعرفة

Abstract EN

The knowledge economy can be considered an important step for the system of institutions that organize economic relations in a way that favors knowledge production, formalization, expansion and use.

This is why knowledge is increasingly important as a source of wealth at all levels of the economy.

As society is more complex than molecular biology itself, the triple helix was invented that highlights the strengthening role of the university in the transition from industrial society to a knowledge-based society, after which the index of the triple helix, Khwarzmia, was extended to the quadruple and quintuple helix to explain the relationships between the university, industry, government and civil society And the environment, where snails are a good model for explaining Desoxiribo Nucleid Acid (DNA) to a knowledge economy, as innovation has become a critical challenge to global competitiveness.

This paper attempts to give a detailed overview of the knowledge economy and highlight the importance of this snail in sustainable development, with reference to the relationship between knowledge and innovation.