ICT production and diffusion in Asia Digital dividends or digital divide?
Information Economics and PolicyPublished 1 June 2002Open access
Poh Kam Wong
Citations151
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It is shown that as a group Asian countries have indeed had generally lower rates of ICT adoption relative to their levels of potential as predicted on the basis of their current level of development (GDP/capita) and competitiveness (world competitiveness index).
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10.1016/S0167-6245(01)00065-8
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