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Urban growth favors explicit knowledge over tacit, shaping future innovation hubs.

npj Urban Sustainability
Explicit and tacit knowledge have diverging urban growth patterns
Linzhuo Li, Nannan Zhao

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The article examines how different types of knowledge impact urban growth in China. By analyzing over 4.6 million job listings, the researchers found that jobs requiring explicit knowledge tend to cluster in larger cities, while jobs requiring tacit knowledge do not. This suggests that cities are hubs for innovation, but growth is more driven by explicit knowledge than know-how knowledge.