existing knowledge is supplemented by the idea that markets are also most effectively creating new knowledge. However, in his … assessment Hayek neglects the role of new technological knowledge. He ignores that the discovery procedure induces not only price …

knowledge that assist individuals to relate to each other through intersubjectively shared categories of communication. They … serve a dual function by providing knowledge for the consumer to send and the audience to interpret messages. …

, it examines how consumption solves the problems of interest, knowledge, and identity. It also discusses the main themes …

This paper discusses several features of knowledge that are often considered crucial for characterizing the economic … significance of knowledge: whether it is overtly accessible or tacit, whether it can be or is encoded or not, and whether it has … public or private good character. It is argued that all these features depend similarly on the state of the knowledge …

communication of an identity, individuals use the knowledge embedded in consumption norms, which restrict the range of choices to a … smaller set and abbreviate the required knowledge for encoding and decoding messages. Using this knowledge as a shared …

Interdisciplinary citation patterns and other indicators of the flow and sharing of academic knowledge suggest that … incentives of the parties involved. Those in the second genre deal with the problem of knowledge--how to align localized, and …

To produce an effect, knowledge needs to be first acquired and expressed by a human agent. This trivial fact is a … constraint on knowledge commercialization. The highly systemic nature of the decentralized production of knowledge is another …, focusing particularly on the often-neglected entrepreneurial aspects of the transfer of knowledge. It shows how the constraints …