This picture below shows
for a large set of countries the relationship between their
ability to capitalize on the digital economy and their exports in digital
services.
More precisely, on the horizontal axis an index measuring the so-called network readiness of countries is plotted. This variable comes from the World Economic Forum. It measures the extent to which an economy is prepared to apply the benefits of information and communications technologies (ICTs) in order to promote economic growth and well-being. On the vertical axis on the other hand the amount of digital services exports is plotted for each country.
More precisely, on the horizontal axis an index measuring the so-called network readiness of countries is plotted. This variable comes from the World Economic Forum. It measures the extent to which an economy is prepared to apply the benefits of information and communications technologies (ICTs) in order to promote economic growth and well-being. On the vertical axis on the other hand the amount of digital services exports is plotted for each country.
This variable comes from the World Bank's
Trade in Services Database. Together these two variables illustrate that
countries which have a stronger ranking on the network readiness index also
show a greater level of digital services exports as their is a positive
relationship.
In particular, countries such asIreland ,
Luxembourg and the United Kingdom
are relatively strong in exporting digital services compared to what one can
expect based on their levels of network readiness. These countries are therefore
placed above the orange line.
In particular, countries such as
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