Information technology services and economic development: the Indian experience

Article Abstract:

The economic development of India in the field of intellectual-capital-driven information technology from the past 50 years has been evaluated focusing on various software companies and technological organisations.

India, Economic aspects, Information technology services

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Endogenicity of economic growth models

Article Abstract:

The treatment of technological progress in Solow's model of economic growth is examined from the general framework of model originally developed by Tinbergen.

Analysis, Technological innovations

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Measures for knowledge-based economic development: introducing data mining techniques to economic developers in the state of Georgia and the US South

Article Abstract:

Economic development by knowledge acquisition is analyzed by focusing on the usage of data mining in Georgia is discussed.

United States, Usage, Knowledge acquisition (Expert systems), Data warehousing/data mining, Data mining

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