The Minister of Economy, Serge Massa, announced on Friday the transfer of $ 25,600 million to the beneficiary companies of the Law for the Promotion of the Economy of Knowledge and assured that it is one of the most important industries for the future. The value of the abstract, the intangible, has become one of the most competitive Argentine industries in the world.
But the new member of the administration Alberto Fernández did not take this decision alone, indeed Ariel Sujarchuk, Secretary of the Knowledge Economy, accompanied Serge Massa in an interview with Télam.
Source: (Secretariat for Industry and Productive Development)
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Serge Massa published through his official account Twitter the following thread: “The knowledge economy is one of the most important industries for Argentina’s future, because what we sell to the world is the most important thing that Argentines have, talent and knowledge, which is defined as human capital”.
The words of the political leader continue: “With Ariel Sujarchuk we have decided to move forward in updating bonuses and incentives to alleviate the situation of companies that generate not only human capital, but also dollars for the country, and we have advanced in the transfer of 25,600 million pesos “.
But what is this?
The knowledge economy or knowledge industry is a sector of the economy that uses information as a fundamental element to generate value and wealth through its transformation into knowledge. What does it contemplate? Education, research, high technology, information technology, telecommunications, robotics, nanotechnology and the aerospace industry, among others.
By itself, the knowledge economy does not generate value through its transformation, but creates the so-called “added value” in the services and goods that require their participation. It is argued that “Knowledge is much more than simple information: information is a data processed with general utility, while knowledge means forms, methods and methods of approaching and solving problems”.
Source: (Ministry of Production, Science and Technology)
What did Sujarchuk say?
In an exclusive interview with Télam, Ariel Sujarchuk, also mayor of Escobar (now on leave) and supporter of Masshe said this initiative is just “another measure to strengthen the knowledge economy, a strategic area for generating foreign currency and creating new jobs”.
Source: (public television news)
The official said that this decision seeks to “accelerate the dynamics of this sector, which added $ 6.5 billion in exports in 2021. For this we are studying other projects, such as a DNU to create a tech dollar and provide more facilities. for billing in dollars to professionals who export services “.