The Distinction Between Codifiable and Tacit Knowledge Is Relevant to a Firm's

question 20

Multiple Choice

The distinction between codifiable and tacit knowledge is relevant to a firm's ability to appropriate the returns to its innovation because:

• A)Technological progress involves advances in codifiable knowledge-hence it is more important
• B)Patents and copyrights must be articulated clearly-hence they embody only codifiable knowledge
• C)Tacit knowledge related primarily to traditional skills that are becoming increasingly irrelevant in today's digital economy
• D)If an innovation lacks legal protection,then,if it based on tacit knowledge it cannot be easily be imitated

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