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International dimensions of the productivity paradox

Author(s): Dewan, S; Kraemer, KL | Abstract: Despite the fact that the productivity paradox of IT is an international phenomenon, virtually all of the considerable debate on the subject has been restricted to the U.S. The purpose of this article is to go beyond the U.S. and examine the experiences of other developed countries with respect to returns on IT investments.

Kenneth L. Kraemer | Sanjeev Dewan | K. Kraemer | S. Dewan

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