Abstract:

The special properties of economic knowledge in the intellectual capital of the organization are that, unlike general scientific knowledge, they include the activities of the organization and its personnel and a rather narrow range of artificial systems, and cover a field larger than traditional special (industry and technological) knowledge. In economic sense, knowledge is an optimal renewable resource, the production and operation of which can be scientifically justified and optimal. Under appropriate conditions of application, knowledge ensures the extraction of additional economic excess income created by intellectual labor.