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Global investment in knowledge assets surges
A report issued by the World Intellectual Property Organization in collaboration with Lewis Business School indicates that investment in intangible assets—such as research and development, software, and trademarks—exceeded $10 trillion in 2025, recording an annual growth rate three times faster than that of tangible assets between 2008 and 2025. This shift reflects a structural change in the sources of global economic power, as reliance on knowledge and technology has become increasingly important—especially in high-income economies—while emerging economies still require greater investments in physical infrastructure.
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