Industry & Research

Fraser’s framework for a knowledge economy

Imagine a farmer leaning on his pitch fork as the first steam train pulls into the local village a couple of hundred years ago. He probably hasn’t stopped work to contemplate the profoundly disruptive changes the industrial revolution is about to usher in. Instead, he takes a good long quizzical look before turning back to his crops, shaking his head.

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