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43 Figure 4. Determining the impact of IC on economic growth. The smallest of human capital, the intermediate point connecting these two capitals is structural capital, which ensures the realization of human potential and support for consumer potential [10]. The negative value of the indicators was influenced by the fact that GDP and certain components of intellectual capital had begun to decrease in recent years. Analyzing Fig. 5, we can confidently show that the greatest impact on economic growth is exerted by consumer and structural capital. The use of intellectual capital-such as human, organizational, information, and consumer enhances economic value when their synergy occurs. The balance among