Titlebook: Catalyzing Development through ICT Adoption; The Developing World Harleen Kaur,Ewa Lechman,Adam Marszk Book 2017 Springer International Pub

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E-Commerce and Productivity: Evidence from Chileroductive process as inputs and by increasing the access to new markets. However, the relative empirical literature is still limited, and the majority of studies focus on manufacturing firms in developed countries. This paper makes use of a country-representative survey including information for Chi

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Matthew Shackleton,Louise Lefrereorce participation in developing countries. Moreover, we show that gross national income (GNI) per capita, fertility rates, and income inequalities influence to some extent the level of women’s engagement in the labor market. Our results are robust against different control variables, as well as different ICT proxies.

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Ioannis Malandrakis,Konstantinos Drakoso function well in digital environments. Econometric estimations show that women, people who are not active in the workforce, and older adults, particularly senior citizens, have lower IRI levels, while each additional year of education and belonging to learning communities have a positive effect on the level a person achieves.

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