Reaping Digital Dividends Leveraging the Internet for Development in Europe and Central Asia Tim Kelly ... [et al.]
Publication details: Whashington Bank for Reconstruction and Develpment / The World Bank 2017Description: 229 pág. gráf., tablas 1 documento PDFContent type:- texto (visual)
- electrónico
- recurso en línea
- 978-1-4648-1027-5
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Este informe identifica los principales "cuellos de botella" y proporciona recomendaciones de políticas adaptadas a las economías en diferentes niveles de desarrollo digital. Concluye que las políticas para aumentar el acceso a Internet son necesarias, pero no suficientes. También serán necesarias las políticas para fomentar la competencia, el comercio internacional y el suministro de capacidades, así como la adaptación de las reglamentaciones al cambiante entorno comercial y los mercados laborales. En otras palabras, Reaping Digital Dividends no solo requiere una mejor conectividad, sino también factores complementarios que permiten a los gobiernos, empresas e individuos sacar el máximo provecho de ello.
This report identifies the main bottlenecks and provides policy recommendations tailored to economies at varying levels of digital development. It concludes that policies to increase internet access are necessary but not sufficient. Policies to foster competition, international trade and skills supply, as well as adapting regulations to the changing business environment and labor markets, will also be necessary. In other words, Reaping Digital Dividends not only requires better connectivity, but also complementary factors that allow governments, firms and individuals to make the most out of it.
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