Abstract
This study examines the role of Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies in shaping economic growth within the digital economy from both theoretical and practical perspectives. The analysis draws on an institutional perspective, endogenous growth theory, and the production function framework. The study’s contribution lies in developing a conceptual view of how the quality of digital infrastructure, the ability to generate economic value from data, and structural shifts in labor markets interact to influence growth outcomes.
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