Telecommunications infrastructure is recognized as a catalyst for economic growth. The literature has identified how infrastructure con-tributes to growth, ways that telecommunications specifically contri-butes, and empirically confirmed a significant, positive bi-directional relationship between telecommunications infrastructure and growth. More recently, the technological innovations in telecommunications in the 90s have sparked a debate about whether these technologies have created a "digital divide." This work reviews this underlying theory and the debates surrounding this subject. Data for this analysis include 79 countries for the years 1981-2000. The model is regressed using ordinary least squares, a panel-data method, and finally it is in-strumented to attempt to control for endogeneity. The instruments utilized in this investigation prove to be ineffective. The results of the empirical work confirm that there is a strong relationship between telecommunications and growth; that the technological revolution of the 1990s dramatically strengthened this relationship; and that these benefits are biased towards more developed countries, confirming the existence of a digital divide.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Telecommunications infrastructure is recognized as acatalyst for economicgrowth. The literature has identified howinfrastructure contributes to growth, ways thattelecommunications specifically contributes,and empirically confirmed a significant, positivebi-directional relationshipbetween telecommunications infrastructure and growth.More recently, the technological innovations intelecommunications in the 90s have sparked a debateabout whether these technologies have created a'digital divide.' This work reviews this underlyingtheory and the debates surrounding this subject. Data for this analysis include 79 countries for theyears 1981-2000. The model is regressed usingordinary least squares, a panel-data method, andfinally it is instrumented to attempt to control forendogeneity. The instruments utilized inthis investigation prove to be ineffective. Theresults of the empirical work confirmthat there is a strong relationship betweentelecommunications and growth; that thetechnological revolution of the 1990s dramaticallystrengthened this relationship;and that these benefits are biased towards moredeveloped countries, confirming theexistence of a digital divide. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783639061413
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