Sociologynpj Urban Sustainability
Explicit and tacit knowledge have diverging urban growth patterns
L. Li and N. Zhao
This article by Linzhuo Li and Nannan Zhao explores fascinating urban scaling patterns of explicit and tacit knowledge derived from an extensive analysis of over 4.6 million job postings in China. The intriguing findings reveal that while explicit knowledge jobs flourish in urban areas, tacit knowledge jobs are not keeping up. Discover how cities are evolving as centers of knowledge and innovation!
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