The rise of the intangible economy
How capitalism without capital became the new business model
Ireland is part of a “quiet revolution” where business focus has shifted from tangible assets such as machinery, buildings and computers to intangible ones like design, branding and software.
That’s according to Jonathan Haskel, a leading expert on the subject having last year co-penned Capitalism without Capital: The Rise of the Intangible Economy, a commendable examination of this new period of economic history.
Haskel, a Professor of Economics at the Imperial...
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