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The Global Information Infrastructure: From the Virtual Enterprise to the Virtual Economylly reinforcing. One feature of the new economic order, which also relates to the other three, and which we want to bring to the forefront in this paper, is the growing importance of virtual enterprises and their impact on the emergence of a virtual or digital economy. The “virtual” or “digital” eco

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The Cost of Capital for Knowledge-Based Enterprises in Canadaf our companies can no longer carry that burden because it does not allow them to grow, diversify and invest to stay competitive. The only option for these firms, should they continue to bear this yoke of high capital cost, is to shrink, limit their product and market development, and disinvest. Thi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-9926-4lly reinforcing. One feature of the new economic order, which also relates to the other three, and which we want to bring to the forefront in this paper, is the growing importance of virtual enterprises and their impact on the emergence of a virtual or digital economy. The “virtual” or “digital” eco

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Tunnel Surveys and Alignment Control,tions for success. Superior performance derives from another kind of asset – intangible, intellectual. As a recent OECD (1996) report puts it, “knowledge plays today in all its forms a crucial role in economic processes. Intangible investment is growing more rapidly than physical investment. Individ

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