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Making the Most of the Information Age: Productivity and Structural Reform in the New Economy
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Beginning as a barely perceptible ripple 10 to 15 years ago, information and communication technology (ICT) are now driving a broad wave of productivity gains. Using new, internationally comparative evidence, this study examines the patterns of ICT diffusion across advanced industrial economies--patterns which help to explain the U.S. lead in productivity over the vast majority of OECD countries in the past half-decade.

Topics covered:

  • How does ICT Affect Growth?
  • ICT and International Labor Productivity
  • Structural Reforms Unlock the New Economy
  • To Improve Market Performance ICT Needs a New Institutional Framework

Special features:

  • key findings
  • executive summary
  • more than 10 tables and charts

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