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Blockchain infrastructure and growth of global power consumption

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Is Software Eating Economic Growth?

Wimble, Matt - 2018

Difficulties in measuring the production of software might result in significant underestimation of economic growth …. The magnitude of this underestimation is likely to increase over time, if software development continues its current … million KB. The most recent version of the same software, Windows 10, was released in 2015 and is $119. It is 30 GB installed …

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A study of economic impact of cloud computing

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Cloud computing and economic growth in the Baltic Sea region countries

Kobyliński, Andrzej; Michalski, Marcin - In: Perspectives in business informatics research : 10th …, (pp. 296-303). 2011

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Where will work come from in the era of the cloud and big data? : or, sustainable growth and work in the era of cloud and big data : will escaping the commodity trap be our undoing...

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Growth effects of non proprietary innovation

Saint-Paul, Gilles - 2002

We study an endogenous growth model where a profit-motivated R and D sector coexists with the introduction of free blueprints invented by philanthropists. These goods are priced at marginal cost, contrary to proprietary ones which are produced by a monopoly owned by the inventor. We show that...

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