Titlebook: Digitalisation and Development; Issues for India and Dibyendu Maiti,Fulvio Castellacci,Arne Melchior Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9996-1Economics of ICT; Informal Technology; Development; Welfare; Indian Economy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16788-3and automation provide formidable new opportunities in terms of increased efficiency and productivity, the creation of new services and occupations and increased connectivity among agents. However, the extent to which developing economies are able to reap these potential benefits is contingent on a

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Sheying Chen,Yuxia Qin,Xuejuan Chen came together with stagnating growth rates in many countries. This has been denoted the Solow paradox. During the dot-com era from the mid-1990s, many believed that the paradox was solved. Growth rates increased, and the Internet became pervasive. The great recession has been followed by lower grow

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Trauma, Social Work, and Psychodramaomission and even more so in India, which has an IT outsourcing industry that is well placed to bring world-class applications of the technology to domestic firms. This chapter assesses the sector’s role in India using evidence from econometric analysis covering 10,100 firms over 5?years as well as

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-33-6342-7 the firm export decision. The study uses data from the World Bank Enterprise Survey for two different waves. Empirical results based on the probit model suggest that ICT and access to finance plays an instrumental role in the firm export decision. Although the interaction of ICT and access to finan

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Glynis M. Breakwell,Colin Rowettces and earn higher incomes. The government has already been relaxing regulations to clean the market of imperfections and improve its efficiency, but moving towards ‘one’ Indian market has become a more targeted objective of reforms. The paper reviews the fast-changing scenario of institutional ref