Convergence and information technologies - the experience of Greece, Portugal and Spain
Pedro Pita Barros
Abstract
Pedro Pita Barros
Abstract
The paper attempts to shed some light on the role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in industry convergence in the European Union. In particular, whether it has improved the convergence process of the less developed countries within the European Union. While ICTs may play a significant role in the US recent growth record, it is found that the contribution of more traditional industries is at least as significant for the convergence process within the European Union.
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The paper attempts to shed some light on the role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in industry convergence in the European Union. In particular, whether it has improved the convergence process of the less developed countries within the European Union. While ICTs may play a significant role in the US recent growth record, it is found that the contribution of more traditional industries is at least as significant for the convergence process within the European Union.
Key concepts: European union, Convergence (economics), Information and Communications Technology, ICTS, Process (computing), Technological convergence, Information technology, Regional science