Public Policy in the Development of the Internet

Author: Jia Danhua
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: The Internet has become a crucial infrastructure for the global economy in the information age, and public policy choices are essential for promoting and ensuring balanced development of the Internet. Based on this theoretical model, the book conducts an in-depth theoretical exploration of the Internet and the new paradigm of the network economy, fully demonstrating the importance of the Internet for the development of countries and the world. It also analyzes the relevance between public policy choices of various countries and the development of the global Internet, employing systematic research and quantitative analysis as empirical research methods. The book examines the current status and existing issues in the development of the Internet and proposes the necessity and significance of international public policy choices in promoting and ensuring balanced development of the global Internet. Finally, it selects Chinese cases and uses a quantitative model to identify policy variables that significantly impact Internet development, offering policy recommendations for the Internet development of developing countries. The issue of Internet development is a cutting-edge topic in public economics and policy research both domestically and internationally, with relatively few scholars exploring it. This book is not only suitable as a textbook for students and teachers in universities and colleges but also as a reference for management personnel, researchers in the information industry, and research institutes, as well as for various individuals interested in Internet development.