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1 Introduction

The hope is widespread that the Internet will provide a powerful new tool in the battle against global poverty. These sentiments were echoed in the G-8’s recent Charter on the Global Information Society that declared:

Information and Communications Technology (IT) is one of the most potent forces in shaping the twenty-first century ... IT is fast becoming a vital engine of growth for the world economy ... Enormous opportunities are there to be seized and shared by us all (G-8 2000).

To back these claims, there is mounting anecdotal, econometric and theoretical support for the role of information technology in growth and development. This paper does not dispute such evidence. Because of the scale of the improvement over previous communications tools, the invention of the Internet might lead to a significant impact on growth through better functioning of markets and firms. Added to such effects are those working within the sector itself—in particular the impact of network externalities, whereby the value of a connection to a network such as the telephone or Internet rises as others join the network. Beyond the theoretical, the increasing power for a given cost of computers has shown up significantly in US productivity figures. Businesses and jobs have been created, economies have gained, schools have acquired new pedagogical tools, NGOs and pressure groups have exploited the technology to further agendas. And it is likely that this impact will grow worldwide.

This paper does take a slightly more sceptical look at the likely impact of the Internet on long-term economic growth rates in developing countries, however. It is, of course, too early for there to be any firm answers about the relationship between the Internet and economic development in LDCs,1 but this paper attempts to suggest likely orders of magnitude for such an impact. The results of such an exercise are perhaps worrying for those pinning LDC growth prospects on ICT rollout.

The paper is divided into four sections: a discussion of the theoretical role of technology in growth and the theoretical case for the Internet as a growth-inducing technology; evidence of the Internet’s impact on growth rates in the US and OECD; the appropriateness of the Internet as a growth-promoting technology for LDCs; and estimates of future impacts in LDCs and a look at the past impact of individual communications technologies on worldwide growth rates.
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1 IntroductionThe hope is widespread that the Internet will provide a powerful new tool in the battle against global poverty. These sentiments were echoed in the G-8’s recent Charter on the Global Information Society that declared:Information and Communications Technology (IT) is one of the most potent forces in shaping the twenty-first century ... IT is fast becoming a vital engine of growth for the world economy ... Enormous opportunities are there to be seized and shared by us all (G-8 2000).To back these claims, there is mounting anecdotal, econometric and theoretical support for the role of information technology in growth and development. This paper does not dispute such evidence. Because of the scale of the improvement over previous communications tools, the invention of the Internet might lead to a significant impact on growth through better functioning of markets and firms. Added to such effects are those working within the sector itself—in particular the impact of network externalities, whereby the value of a connection to a network such as the telephone or Internet rises as others join the network. Beyond the theoretical, the increasing power for a given cost of computers has shown up significantly in US productivity figures. Businesses and jobs have been created, economies have gained, schools have acquired new pedagogical tools, NGOs and pressure groups have exploited the technology to further agendas. And it is likely that this impact will grow worldwide.
This paper does take a slightly more sceptical look at the likely impact of the Internet on long-term economic growth rates in developing countries, however. It is, of course, too early for there to be any firm answers about the relationship between the Internet and economic development in LDCs,1 but this paper attempts to suggest likely orders of magnitude for such an impact. The results of such an exercise are perhaps worrying for those pinning LDC growth prospects on ICT rollout.

The paper is divided into four sections: a discussion of the theoretical role of technology in growth and the theoretical case for the Internet as a growth-inducing technology; evidence of the Internet’s impact on growth rates in the US and OECD; the appropriateness of the Internet as a growth-promoting technology for LDCs; and estimates of future impacts in LDCs and a look at the past impact of individual communications technologies on worldwide growth rates.
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1 Pendahuluan Harapannya adalah luas bahwa Internet akan menyediakan alat baru yang kuat dalam pertempuran melawan kemiskinan global. Sentimen tersebut bergema di Piagam G-8 baru-baru ini pada Masyarakat Informasi global yang menyatakan: Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi (TI) merupakan salah satu kekuatan yang paling ampuh dalam membentuk abad kedua puluh satu ... IT cepat menjadi mesin penting pertumbuhan untuk ekonomi dunia ... peluang raksasa yang ada untuk disita dan dibagi oleh kita semua (G-8 2000). Untuk mendukung klaim ini, ada pemasangan anekdot, ekonometrik dan teoritis dukungan untuk peran teknologi informasi dalam pertumbuhan dan pengembangan. Tulisan ini tidak membantah bukti-bukti tersebut. Karena skala peningkatan lebih alat komunikasi sebelumnya, penemuan internet mungkin menyebabkan dampak yang signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan melalui fungsi yang lebih baik dari pasar dan perusahaan. Ditambahkan efek tersebut adalah yang bekerja dalam sektor itu sendiri-khususnya dampak eksternalitas jaringan, dimana nilai koneksi ke jaringan seperti telepon atau internet naik seperti orang lain bergabung dengan jaringan. Di luar teoritis, kekuatan meningkat untuk biaya tertentu komputer telah menunjukkan secara signifikan di angka produktivitas AS. Bisnis dan pekerjaan telah diciptakan, ekonomi telah mendapatkan, sekolah telah memperoleh alat pedagogis baru, LSM dan kelompok penekan telah mengeksploitasi teknologi untuk agenda selanjutnya. Dan ada kemungkinan bahwa dampak ini akan tumbuh di seluruh dunia. Tulisan ini tidak kita lihat sedikit lebih skeptis pada kemungkinan dampak Internet pada tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi jangka panjang di negara-negara berkembang, namun. Hal ini, tentu saja, terlalu dini untuk itu menjadi jawaban tegas tentang hubungan antara Internet dan pembangunan ekonomi di LDCs, 1 tapi tulisan ini mencoba untuk menunjukkan kemungkinan lipat untuk dampak seperti itu. Hasil latihan seperti yang mungkin mengkhawatirkan bagi mereka menyematkan prospek pertumbuhan LDC pada peluncuran ICT. Makalah ini dibagi menjadi empat bagian: diskusi tentang peran teoritis teknologi dalam pertumbuhan dan kasus teoritis untuk Internet sebagai teknologi pertumbuhan-merangsang ; bukti dampak Internet pada tingkat pertumbuhan di AS dan OECD; kesesuaian Internet sebagai teknologi pertumbuhan mempromosikan untuk LDCs; dan perkiraan dampak di masa depan LDC dan melihat dampak masa lalu teknologi komunikasi individu pada tingkat pertumbuhan di seluruh dunia.









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