Knowledge Production and Distribution in the United States

Introduction

Thisbookavoidsmanystaleconceptsandformalarguments.Onthebasisofcollecting,classifyingandinterpretingalargeamountofnovelinformation,itproposesmanyoriginaldefinitionsandprofoundTheargument.Ithasbeenuniversallywelcomedbyreaderssuchaseconomists,educators,andjournalists.

AftertheEnglishversionofthisbookwasreleased,ithasbeentranslatedintomanylanguages​​andpublishedinmanycountriesaroundtheworld.ItisrecommendedinnewspaperssuchasScienceQuarterly,anditisbelievedthatitwillhaveaprofoundenlighteningeffectonthefutureresearchoftheknowledgeindustry.

In"KnowledgeProductionandDistributionintheUnitedStates",theauthordescribedvariousaspectsandscalesoftheknowledgeproductionindustry,pointedoutsomeofitsstrengthsandweaknesses,andintroducedtothepublicapreviouslyunknownone.Superindustry.

Abouttheauthor

FritzMachlupisanemeritusprofessoratPrincetonUniversityandaprofessorofeconomicsatNewYorkUniversity.Heisproficientinmultiplelanguages,inadditiontopublishingavarietyofeconomicsbooksinEnglish.TherearealsomanyacademicworkswritteninGerman,French,ItalianandSpanish.

BookCatalog

ChapterOneIntroduction

SectionOneEconomistasaKnowledgeProductionScholar

SectionTwoRelatedTerminologySuggestions

Thethirdsectionwearefacing

Chaptertwoknowledgeandthevarioustypesofknowledgeproduction

ThefirstsectionhasalreadyknownandiscurrentlyrecognizingKnown

Section2ClassificationofKnowledge

Section3VariousMethodsofProducingKnowledge

Section4Asconsumptionobject,investmentobjectorascostKnowledgeofknowledge

ChapterIIIKnowledgeProductionIndustryandKnowledgeProductionOccupation

Section1KnowledgeIndustry

Section2VariousIndustriesandVariousKindsofKnowledgeProductionCareer

Section3Company,IndustryandtheWholeEconomy

Chapter4Education

Section1LocationandMethodofOperation

Section2FamilyEducation

Section3On-the-jobTraining

Section4ChurchEducation

Section5ArmyEducation

Section6PrimaryEducationandSecondaryEducation

Section7HigherEducation

Section8IgnoredCostItems

Section9TotalCostofEducation

Theproductivityofthetenthsectionofeducation

Theeleventhsectionoftheefficiencyofeducation

Thetwelfthsectionofaschoolreformplan

FifthChapterResearchandDevelopment

SectionOneTypesofResearchandDevelopmentWork

SectionTwoResearchandDevelopmentCosts

SectionThreeInventionsandCreationsAndpatentprotection

SectionIVResearch,CompanyScaleandCompetition

SectionVIdeasintheInventionProcess

SectionVIResearchasNationalEconomicProducts

SectionVIIResearchProductivity

SectionVIIIIndustrialResearchandCultivationofFutureResearchers

SectionIXBasicResearchandHigherEducation

ChapterSixMedia

SectionOnePrintedItems

SectionTwoCamerasandSounds

SectionThreeStagesandMovies

Section4RadioBroadcasting

Section5AdvertisingandPublicRelations

Section6Telephone,TelegraphandPostalServices

Section7Meeting

ChapterSevenInformationMachines

SectionOneInformationMachinesUsedinKnowledgeIndustry

SectionTwoSignalEquipment

SectionThreeEquipmentformeasurement,observationandcontrol

Section4OfficeInformationMachine

Section5ElectronicComputer

Chapter8InformationService

Section1Thebroadconceptofknowledgeindustry

Section2Variousprofessionalknowledgeservices

Section3Informationandfinancialservicesasjointproducts

ThefourthsectionwholesaleInformationservicesinbusiness

Section5Othervariousserviceindustries

Section6:Governmentasaknowledgeindustry

Chapter9TotaloutputvalueofknowledgeandGrossNationalProduct

Section1DifferencesinTechnologyandOrganization

Section2KnowledgeProductionbyIndustryintheUnitedStatesin1958

Section3KnowledgeProductionandEconomicGrowth

SectionIVGrowthRateofKnowledgeIndustry

ChapterTenKnowledgeProductionandOccupationStructure

Index

TranslationPostscript

Editor'sRecommendation

Thisbookisanimportantinterdisciplinaryresearchacademicwork,withrichstatisticsandinformation,conciseandhighlyreadable.Itavoidsmanystaleconceptsandformalarguments,andonthebasisofcollecting,classifyingandinterpretingalargeamountofnovelinformation,itputsforwardmanyoriginaldefinitionsandprofoundarguments.Ithasbeenwidelywelcomedbyeconomists,educators,journalistsandreaders.

AftertheEnglishversionofthisbookwasreleased,ithasbeentranslatedintomanylanguages​​andpublishedinmanycountriesaroundtheworld.ItisrecommendedinnewspaperssuchasScienceQuarterly,anditisbelievedthatitwillhaveaprofoundenlighteningeffectonthefutureresearchoftheknowledgeindustry.

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