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FINDING

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1. The Internet accounts for 3.4 percent of overall GDP in the 13 nationsstudied. More than half of that impact arises from private consumption,

primarily online purchases and advertising. An additional 29 percent flows

from investments by private-sector companies in servers, software, and

communications equipment. The Internet economy, now larger than that of

Spain, surpasses global industry sectors such as agriculture and energy.

2. The Internet is a critical element of economic progress, pushing asignificant portion of economic growth. Both our macroeconomic approachand our statistical approach show that in the mature countries we studied,

the Internet accounted for 10 percent of GDP over the 15-year period from

1995 to 2009, and its influence is expanding. Over the last five years of that

period, its contribution to GDP growth in these countries doubled, to 21

percent. If we look at the 13 countries in our scope, the Internet contributed

7 percent of growth from 1995 to 2009 and 11 percent from 2004 to 2009

(exhibit). In the global Nets growing ecosystem of suppliers, US

companies play leading roles in key sectors. China and India rank among

the fast-growing players in the Internets global supply chain.

3 Most of the economic value the Internet creates falls outside of thetechnology sector: companies in more traditional industries capture 75

percent of the benefits. The Internet is also a catalyst for generating jobs.

Among 4,800 small and midsize enterprises surveyed, it created 2.6 of them

for each lost to technology-related efficiencies.


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These findings suggest that corporate leaders will need to sharpen their focus on

the opportunities the Internet offers for new products and expanded customer

reach. Public-sector leaders ought to promote broad access to the Net, since

Internet usage, quality of infrastructures, and Internet expenditure are correlated

with higher growth in GDP per capita. Companies should also pay attention to how

quickly Internet technologies can disrupt business models by radically changing

markets and driving efficiencies. For governments, investments in infrastructure,

human capital, financial capital, and business-environment conditions will help

strengthen their Internet supply ecosystems.


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CONCLUSION


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For a children to the workplace, there are many forms of positive reinforcement

for negative behavior .the topics of cults ,hate violence ,video game s and

downloading are related to the central theme. The positive reinforcement for

negative bheaviour definitely plays a role in internet addiction and can become

an influential effect. The internet is here and it is here to stay .we musteducate our future generation to use the internet wisely and responsibility.

the internet is a vast tool of knowledge and communication. Do not let the

internet overwhelm its influence of positive reinforcement for negative

behavior upon you .The internet has provided a mean for people to

communicate , while also providing a means for isolation and anti-social

behavior . New technology introduced both positive and negatives for our

society. We must learn to cop and solve the negative ascepts of this new

technology, The internet and develops a new way to control psychologicaldisorders .

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