Investigation the Trend of Economic Growth in Line With the Resistance Economy Affected by Information and Communication Technology

Saramad Gheranghaye, Esmaeil; Askari, Farid; Khalili, Farzane; Hashemi Dizej, Abdolrahim

doi:10.22034/ijiems.2023.402606.1062

Investigation the Trend of Economic Growth in Line With the Resistance Economy Affected by Information and Communication Technology

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

Esmaeil Saramad Gheranghaye ¹

Farid Askari ²

Farzane Khalili ²

Abdolrahim Hashemi Dizej ³

¹ Department of Economics, Faculty of Humanities, Abhar Branch Islamic Azad University

² Department of Economics, Faculty of Humanities, Abhar Branch Islamic Azad University, IRAN

³ Department of Economic Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Ardabil, IRAN

10.22034/ijiems.2023.402606.1062

Abstract

In this paper Investigation the trend of economic growth in line with the resistance economy affected by information and communication technology is studied.
More recently, many countries have embraced the idea of "the mainstream" of Information and Communication Technology in sustainable economic growth and development. For any country, sustainable economic growth is essential for the sustainable and balanced development of the whole country. One of the important factors supporting the economic growth is investment in ICT due to their role and function as an essential infrastructure that provides an opportunity for consistent economic development. Therefore, this study examines whether ICT has assisted economic growth in improving in line with the resistance economy or not. Economists predict that economic growth is driven by investment in ICT. However, experimental studies on this subject have yielded different results due to different research methodologies and geographic configuration of the study. The study shows that the productivity gained from ICT is higher than would be expected from a standard neoclassical growth accounting approach.

Keywords

Resistance Economy

Economic Growth

Information and Communication Technology (ICT)