Economic complexity as a principle of measuring the amount of productive knowledge

Abstract EN

To measure the amount of productive knowledge in a society, the principle of economic complexity was invented, which is based on the fact that the more productive knowledge that exist in a society, the more products it can produce, and through the process of comparison between the diversity of the country's products and their development enables researchers o arrive at an equation through which they can measure the productive knowledge that exists in each country.

This study aims to shed light on how to use the economic complexity atlas methodology for exploration, to reach sustainable development through economic transformation using the best strategy, which represents bigger and more fierce leaps in areas of the more dense and more related product space to push a country closer to the high complexity products.