According to Machlup the difference between information and knowledge is
UGC NET - 2012,
Answer: D
Fritz Machlup distinguished information from knowledge by describing information as piecemeal, fragmented and particular, and knowledge as structured, coherent and universal. Information is the raw, scattered material, and knowledge is what a person builds out of it by organising and relating it. The other options give differences that are not Machlup's: that information increases with use, that it is stimulatory, or that it is shareable while knowledge is personal property. The answer is the fourth option.
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