The impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on economic growth
Keywords:
Information and communication technology, Economic growth, Developing CountriesAbstract
This study gives a general overview of information and communication (ICT) – growth nexus among both developed and developing countries. It suggest that ICT is becoming a major factor in driving competitiveness, economic growth and social development. In particular, it is opening up new channels for connectivity and contributing to the free flow of ideas and opinions.
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