全球資訊趨勢影響各行業投資,人力資源,出入口貿易等等...本文以加拿大-台灣-越南年度的經濟情況因素分析研究及參考各國政府對資訊產業投資政策,合作分配對經濟國際化的目標

At the World Summit of the Information Society (WSIS) in Geneva, the ITU World Telecommunication ICT report 2006 highlighted “Measuring ICT for Social and Economic Development” toward the information society. The impact of the ICT investment on economic growth has been thoroughly examined for a number of industrialized cross-countries. More attention has been focused on the digital divide in the dynamics gap among countries by looking the relationship between ICT investments and widening the economic growth. This study aims at understanding the affect of ICT investment and stimulation economic construct to analyze the causal relationship of any positive or negative effects in developed countries and developing country. This study limited using Canada, Taiwan and Vietnam explains the ICT contribution to the efficiency in economic growth. The paper focuses on assessing and discussing the impact of ICT investment booming and the positive and negative significant impacts of ICT contribution to economic growth across countries over period 2000-2006.

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