Methodology and Indicators for Measuring the Level of Digitalization in a Country's Economic Development
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https://doi.org/10.31150/ajebm.v8i8.3916Keywords:
ICT Development Index, Digital Economy and Society Index, MD World Digital Competiveness IndexAbstract
The process of digitalization, which is becoming one of the important conditions for economic development in the 21st century, has created the need for its comprehensive assessment and in-depth analysis. There are various international methods and indicators for determining the impact of digitalization and digital economy development programs on society, which are used in different countries, each of which is characterized by the formation of an average indicator by summarizing various digitalization-related factors. The aim of the article is to analyse various methodology and indicators for measuring the level of digitalization in a country's economic development. Particularly, digital indicators such as ICT Development Index, Digital Economy and Society Index, IMD World Digital Competiveness Index, Digital Economy and Society Index, e-Intensity, Networked Readiness Index, Global Cybersecurity Index, The UN Global E-Government Development Index and The Global Innovation Indexes were analyzed and compared according to its measurements.
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