Consider a world economy made up of some targe number of countries who each have different sete of productive knowledge embedded in their people, ferms, cities and societies in this world economy a discrete unit of productive knowledge can be thought of as a single knowledge bir, and to represented by a single letter of the alphabet, and further useful combinations of productive knowledge can be combined to create products or words in the figure below a product-space has been developed by economic complexity researchers, detailing known products (words) and their relationship to other products (word) due to their shared productive knowledge. The product-space has been created in a manner similar to Hidalgo and Hausmann, with co-production of two products by a country indicative of likely shared productive knowledge between those products in addition, colouring and dashed lines have been added to indicate knowledge-clusters subsets of product-space that appear to share common productive knowledge capabilities PRODUCT-SPACE MAY MANY Sky ONLY OWN NO MANNER Maroon LGAN Green Pink Sea PREFERRINGE WAS AS ANDY WHICH FOREIGN INTENTION DIRINKTING HAND END INGREATEST 175 DOMESTIC TO SECAMIYY INDUSTAN SUPPORT Mint PART ww CABES THIS THAT HIS BUCH HORGOE DAS PROMOTE KEY "Products are connected if they are found more often than not to be co- produced with RCA> 1 by the some country Labels, dashed-lines, and colour indicate different productive-knowledge Orange Forrest OTHER Tan clusters Gold HOME WEN MANCHE VON DEN HERREN MAIN bien som sy w of 20 1 Consider the products, "MANY", "SUCH", "GREATEST", "INTENDS", "PROMOTE" and "INVISIBLE", Which two words from this list would likely have the highest product complexity? Choose 21 Select one or more: MANY b. SUCH Dc GREATEST Od. INTENDS De PROMOTE Of. INVISIBLE Report e 20 From the list of options below, if we consider letters as productive knowledge bits', choose three products that share three bits of productive knowledge. [CHOOSE THREE] Select one or more: Da MANY b. SUCH De GREATEST INTENDS De PROMOTE D END FOREIGN Dh DIRECTING Hep of 20 Which two knowledge clusters share the most productive knowledge in common? [CHOOSE TWO) | MAN HA Select one or more a Forrest b. Gold Green Od Maroon De Mint Orange Dg Pink Oh Sea Disky D) Tan 306 A collection of four island nations, collectively called Micro-Knowlesia, having one island each which specialises in knowledge cluster Sea, Forrest, Tan and Gold respectively, is considering their forward-looking industrial policy. After studying the product-space, they decide that a single bridge, joining the knowledge workers of two of their four islands will be the most effective way to foster future prosperity in high complexity products. Between which two knowledge clusters (islands) will the bridge be built? [CHOOSE TWO] Select one or more Da Forrest O Gold Do Green Dd Maroon DeMint DY. Orange Og Pink Oh Sea Dj Tah Report ques Explain, in no more than three sentences, why you chose the two knowledge-clusters to join in the previous question. B IM KONT C Consider a world economy made up of some targe number of countries who each have different sete of productive knowledge embedded in their people, ferms, cities and societies in this world economy a discrete unit of productive knowledge can be thought of as a single knowledge bir, and to represented by a single letter of the alphabet, and further useful combinations of productive knowledge can be combined to create products or words in the figure below a product-space has been developed by economic complexity researchers, detailing known products (words) and their relationship to other products (word) due to their shared productive knowledge. The product-space has been created in a manner similar to Hidalgo and Hausmann, with co-production of two products by a country indicative of likely shared productive knowledge between those products in addition, colouring and dashed lines have been added to indicate knowledge-clusters subsets of product-space that appear to share common productive knowledge capabilities PRODUCT-SPACE MAY MANY Sky ONLY OWN NO MANNER Maroon LGAN Green Pink Sea PREFERRINGE WAS AS ANDY WHICH FOREIGN INTENTION DIRINKTING HAND END INGREATEST 175 DOMESTIC TO SECAMIYY INDUSTAN SUPPORT Mint PART ww CABES THIS THAT HIS BUCH HORGOE DAS PROMOTE KEY "Products are connected if they are found more often than not to be co- produced with RCA> 1 by the some country Labels, dashed-lines, and colour indicate different productive-knowledge Orange Forrest OTHER Tan clusters Gold HOME WEN MANCHE VON DEN HERREN MAIN bien som sy w of 20 1 Consider the products, "MANY", "SUCH", "GREATEST", "INTENDS", "PROMOTE" and "INVISIBLE", Which two words from this list would likely have the highest product complexity? Choose 21 Select one or more: MANY b. SUCH Dc GREATEST Od. INTENDS De PROMOTE Of. INVISIBLE Report e 20 From the list of options below, if we consider letters as productive knowledge bits', choose three products that share three bits of productive knowledge. [CHOOSE THREE] Select one or more: Da MANY b. SUCH De GREATEST INTENDS De PROMOTE D END FOREIGN Dh DIRECTING Hep of 20 Which two knowledge clusters share the most productive knowledge in common? [CHOOSE TWO) | MAN HA Select one or more a Forrest b. Gold Green Od Maroon De Mint Orange Dg Pink Oh Sea Disky D) Tan 306 A collection of four island nations, collectively called Micro-Knowlesia, having one island each which specialises in knowledge cluster Sea, Forrest, Tan and Gold respectively, is considering their forward-looking industrial policy. After studying the product-space, they decide that a single bridge, joining the knowledge workers of two of their four islands will be the most effective way to foster future prosperity in high complexity products. Between which two knowledge clusters (islands) will the bridge be built? [CHOOSE TWO] Select one or more Da Forrest O Gold Do Green Dd Maroon DeMint DY. Orange Og Pink Oh Sea Dj Tah Report ques Explain, in no more than three sentences, why you chose the two knowledge-clusters to join in the previous question. B IM KONT C
