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Common terms and phrasesAlgeria Arab areas Asia average Benchmarking Better than 40 capital Class competitive Dubai's dynamic economic and institutional education and training education systems efficient Egypt exports firms foreign global gross enrollment gross enrollment ratio growth rate ICT infrastructure improve increase industry inhabitants initiatives innovation system institutional framework integration investment Islamic banking Jordan knowledge economy readiness knowledge-based economy Kuwait labor force Lebanon lifelong learning Maghreb Marseilles Mediterranee MENA countries MENA region mindset mobile Morocco networks OECD operator outranks overall knowledge economy percent of GDP percentage pillar Price code private sector professional programs reforms Region's Relative Performance regulation regulatory role Saudi Arabia schools scientific SMExchange social society Source strategy structures Syria technical telecommunications telephone tion trade Tunisia UNDP unemployment United Arab Emirates variables vision World Bank Institute World Economic Forum Popular passagesPage 11 - ... consultants, and other organizations that can tap into the growing stock of global knowledge, assimilate and adapt it to local needs, and create new technology Included in the KAM also are several variables that track the overall performance of the economy. Page 11 - An effective innovation system comprising a network of firms, research centers, universities, think tanks, consultants, and other organizations that can tap into the growing stock of global knowledge, assimilate and adapt it to local needs, and create new knowledge or technologies. Page 50 - Middle East and North Africa includes Afghanistan, Algeria, Arab Republic of Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, Turkey, Yemen Arab Republic, People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, and United Arab Emirates. • East Asia comprises all low- and middleincome countries of East and Southeast Asia and the Pacific, east of, and including, Burma, China, and Mongolia. • South Asia includes... Page 28 - Voice and accountability Political stability and absence of violence Government effectiveness Regulatory quality Rule of law Control of corruption... Page 15 - Union, highly dependent on agriculture and low-end manufacturing, can successfully turn its economy into a provider of high-technology services. Ireland's transformation is attributable to sustained and well-targeted investment in education and to a policy framework favorable to FDI, notably in the ICT sector. Page 4 - Rapid growth in mobile phones has compensated for the relative underequipment in fixed lines but has, at the same time, slowed the establishment of the infrastructure needed for the Internet, which is used by less than 1 percent of the population in most MENA countries. Page 15 - Today, it is the headquarters of many European technology giants, and Dublin has taken advantage of its well-developed network infrastructure to become the hub for European telephone call centers. Page 49 - Internet access is related to the availability and cost of fixed phone lines, since most technologies for accessing the Internet are based on fixed voice telephony circuits. Page 51 - In addition to the cost of communications and of purchasing a computer, subscribing to a service provider is the main impediment today. Page 38 - This implies serious reflection about knowledge itself in order to: define professional profiles and related skills; modularize general education (to favor the earning of qualifications... References to this bookFrom other books
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