| Curve . | Characteristics . |
|---|---|
| Knowledge value (unit price) | In the process of the value development of a knowledge unit, when a few people understand it, the unit value is higher. With more and more acceptance and use, the unit value gradually decreases. |
| Knowledge consumer | Knowledge is limited by the domain, and the number of people who understand gradually increases, and the domain is gradually saturated. The more knowledge audiences, the more knowledge use. |
| Relevant knowledge points | As knowledge is accepted, it will reason or discover the relationship with other knowledge and form new knowledge. The more relevant knowledge points, the more knowledge will be used. |
| Value of knowledge | The number of uses of knowledge and the unit price of knowledge form the value of knowledge. |
| Cumulative value of knowledge | Because of the consistency of knowledge, knowledge has cumulative value. |
| Curve . | Characteristics . |
|---|---|
| Knowledge value (unit price) | In the process of the value development of a knowledge unit, when a few people understand it, the unit value is higher. With more and more acceptance and use, the unit value gradually decreases. |
| Knowledge consumer | Knowledge is limited by the domain, and the number of people who understand gradually increases, and the domain is gradually saturated. The more knowledge audiences, the more knowledge use. |
| Relevant knowledge points | As knowledge is accepted, it will reason or discover the relationship with other knowledge and form new knowledge. The more relevant knowledge points, the more knowledge will be used. |
| Value of knowledge | The number of uses of knowledge and the unit price of knowledge form the value of knowledge. |
| Cumulative value of knowledge | Because of the consistency of knowledge, knowledge has cumulative value. |