knowledge economy

The article examines the role of intellectual property as a key factor in shaping the innovative potential of a state. Intellectual property has become particularly important in the 21st century as a strategic resource for the development of national economies. Innovative products qualitatively change not only productive forces, but also production relations arising from intellectual property objects, which requires a deep legal (in particular, administrative and legal) understanding of this sphere of human activity, which forms the basis of innovative activity.

The purpose of the paper is the establishment of relationships between economic complexity and knowledge economy. The main method is correlation analysis, namely a pairwise correlation test. Another characteristic of the chosen approach is the employment of Economic Complexity Index (ECI) and Knowledge Economy Index (KEI). The main finding is a strong and statistically significant correlation between the economic complexity index and the knowledge economy.

The article deals with the social aspects of the personnel motivation in accordance with the current trends of humanization of the economic life and intellectualization of the society. The role of socialization as a motivational policy factor is described. The main tasks of the enterprise social policy are studied and  motivational tools are proposed.