Digital Spillover

The Digital Economy has been evolving, but the way we measure it has not. Oxford Economics teamed up with Huawei to develop a new approach to measuring the impact of digital technology on economic performance. We found the digital economy to be worth 15.5% of global GDP in 2016 and our approach offers new insights for policymakers to make the most of digital technology for future growth.

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Anh Tran

Anh Tran

Economist

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John Reiners

John Reiners

Managing Editor, Thought Leadership

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