The digital economy and its impact on countries' economic growth
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Résumé
For digital technologies to have an impact on socio-economic development, appropriate policies must be put in place to encourage the integration of the digital economy into the daily economic life of citizens, and to remove the obstacles that prevent emerging economies from be fully involved in the digital economy and maximize benefits, while minimizing risks. This article present and explain the impact of the digital economy on the macroeconomic growth of nations. We will first discuss direct and indirect contributions, and secondly macroeconomic influences based on growth indicators in developed and developing countries.
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2019-06-03
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Bouri , N. (2019). The digital economy and its impact on countries’ economic growth. Journal of Excellence for Economics and Management Research, 3(1), 189-201. https://doi.org/10.34118/jeemr.v3i1.691
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