knowledge-intensive

That's why President Obama's national innovation strategy includes a number of policies to improve the competitiveness of the IT and other knowledge-intensive sectors, such as making more spectrum available for broadband wireless services, expanding and making permanent the Research and Experimentation tax credit, reforming export controls and encouraging high-growth entrepreneurship.

Thomas Kalil: Information Technology and Social Progress Thomas Kalil 2011

[T] heir economies seemed to be relatively good at exploiting the new knowledge-intensive opportunities for higher productivity. which leaves:

Anglosphere Challenge, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

China may be on the rise, but the U.S. retains a comparative advantage in knowledge-intensive activities, thanks to such strengths as outstanding universities and a culture of risk-taking.

China, Patents and U.S. Jobs Matthew J. Slaughter 2011

That's why President Obama's national innovation strategy includes a number of policies to improve the competitiveness of the IT and other knowledge-intensive sectors, such as making more spectrum available for broadband wireless services, expanding and making permanent the Research and Experimentation tax credit, reforming export controls and encouraging high-growth entrepreneurship.

Thomas Kalil: Information Technology and Social Progress Thomas Kalil 2011

So Pfizer's decision to close the plant, with the loss of up to 2,400 jobs, cast a shadow over the government's hopes for an economic renaissance, with hi-tech, knowledge-intensive jobs helping to take up the slack as the bloated financial services sector shrinks and the Treasury's axe-swinging results in hundreds of thousands of public-sector layoffs.

Fears for UK hi-tech jobs mount as Pfizer closes lab in Sandwich 2011

The country has achieved remarkable productivity and income gains since its liberalization began in 1978, and its recently released five-year economic plan wisely aims to expand employment in knowledge-intensive "strategic emerging industries" such as information technology and clean energy.

China, Patents and U.S. Jobs Matthew J. Slaughter 2011

China may be on the rise, but the U.S. retains a comparative advantage in knowledge-intensive activities, thanks to such strengths as outstanding universities and a culture of risk-taking.

China, Patents and U.S. Jobs Matthew J. Slaughter 2011

The country has achieved remarkable productivity and income gains since its liberalization began in 1978, and its recently released five-year economic plan wisely aims to expand employment in knowledge-intensive "strategic emerging industries" such as information technology and clean energy.

China, Patents and U.S. Jobs Matthew J. Slaughter 2011

But so, too, are many knowledge-intensive industries such as education and software.

Comparative Advantage and American Jobs Matthew J. Slaughter 2011

America already has a strong comparative advantage in many knowledge-intensive services, Last year the surplus in services trade hit $152.6 billion, in contrast to a $669.5 billion deficit in goods trade.

A Pro-Trade Agenda for U.S. Jobs Andrew H. Card 2011