.... The first discusses theoretical underpinnings surrounding the nexus between information technology and inclusive development whereas the second engages how information technology can dampen the potential association between inequality and inclusive development and by extension, develops a testable...

...: The shortening of the life cycles of information and computer technologies is not taken into account. Because of this omission the value and growth of capital is overvalued. Consequently productivity is undervalued. Fast technological improvements of computer and information technologies hinder the comparison...

... incompatible with sustainable real economic development? © MCB UP Limited 2001 Economics Family life Information technology Social economics In the twentieth century the USA, as well as many other developed countries, gradually moved from being mainly an “agricultural‐based industrial...