An acknowledged trend

Article Abstract:

Though information has always been a primary source for driving economic growth, the present-day information-based economy has some fundamental differences. Information today can be codified into digital form, thus enabling it to be distributed over longer distances at lower costs.

Analysis

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Stop the world, I want to get off

Article Abstract:

Economic theory, despite claims to the contrary, continues to hold true in the era of greater information technology and globalization. Conventional economic theory states that changes in wages are directly affected by information technology and globalization.

Methods, International trade, Economic methods

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Lost horizons

Article Abstract:

The transmission of information in many forms is becoming digitized, which may lead to overlapping of the computer industry with other industries. Information technology will bring about the further erosion of stability and profits in the computer industry.

Computer industry, Product development

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