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Title: TIC, conocimiento, innovación y productividad : Un análisis empírico comparado sobre las fuentes de la eficiencia en América Latina, países asiáticos y OECD
Author: Quiroga-Parra, Dario Jesús  
Director: Torrent-Sellens, Joan  
Abstract: ICT emerged between the years 1960-1970 promoting the third technological-digital industrial revolution. These led to new factors of production such as human capital, information and communication technologies, innovation, and institutions, placing the already traditional factors of production of capital, land, and labor in the background. The objective of this paper was to determine the levels of productivity and growth in Latin America, Asia, and the OECD. Methodologically, statistics and econometrics were used in models of multiple regression productivity levels, and differences, to establish productivity and growth, in three periods with World Bank statistics. The results show the impact of the new sources of productivity on the levels of productivity and growth in the OECD, Asia, and Latin America. The work concluded by exposing how the new sources of productivity have played a key role in the levels of productivity and growth in the regions studied.
Keywords: ICT
knowledge
innovation
institutions
productivity
Latin America
OECD
Asia
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesis
Issue Date: 8-Mar-2013
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/  
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