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Chapter one :

[1]- at the long-term information technology strategies of developing countries should focus on
making the technology home grown ( )
[2]- the focus of the mainstream information economy sector is ..............
a) The production and distribution of software packages c) E-commerce related activities
b) The design and provision of professional services d) all the previous
[3]- the interim stage between traditional and digital economy is called connected economy. ( )
[4]- In the long term, the information technology strategies of developing countries should
focus on borrowing rather than innovating . ( )
[5]- ...... defines the basic requirements. ( competitiveness - readiness - Demand Conditions )
[6]- .......... analyst view competitiveness in terms of economic growth (microeconomic –
macroeconomic)
[7]- the development reports focused on the - access and use - side of the information
economy ( )
[8]- The information economy sector is an evolving sector. ( )
[9]-the informatization of the society and the economy has already become one of the
development indicators of a nation ( )
[10]- NACE classification has five activity segments ( )
[11] - ........... shapes customer expectations. (Awareness – demand conditions – resources )
[12]- The development of the information economy sector requires a strong commitment. ( )
[13]- ............ are probably the most important dimensions of readiness. (awareness – resources
– commitment)
[14]- technological capabilities and financing are examples of resources ( )
[15]- ................ view the information economy that has its own value-adding components and a
complete structure (symbolic – sectorial)
[16]- demand condition shapes customer expectations ( )
[17]- at ....... level, analysts argue that wealth is governed by productivity and individual firms.
(microeconomic – macroeconomic)
[18]- Demand refers to domestic demand for the product and services of the information
economy ( )
[19]- ............ to the economic players whose activities impact on the ability of the information
economy sector to thrive and deliver value.
a) Demand Conditions c) Related and Supporting Industries
b) Structure, strategy and rivalry d) Commitment.
[20]- symbolic view see the IE sector as a business by itself ( )
[21]- awareness addresses the continued performance of the sector. ( )
[22]- ................ refers to the nature of competition among the firms involved in the sector.
a) Demand Conditions c) Related and Supporting Industries
b) Structure, strategy and rivalry d) Commitment.
[23]- .................. describe the current general economic and social transformation due to
technology. (symbolic – sectorial)
[24]- awareness , resources and commitment are components for competitiveness ( )

{ Resources – infrastructure – services – customer }


[25]- ................... -> data center and hosters
[26]- ................... -> data
[27]- ................... -> IAAS ,PAAS
[28]- ................... -> roles and things

{ primary – secondary – tertiary - quaternary }


[29] - ................. -> produce finished goods
[30]- ................... -> perform intellectual activities
[31]- ................. -> supply services
[32]- .................. -> extract raw materials
1 True 12 True 23 symbolic
2 D 13 resources 24 False... readiness
3 True 14 True 25 infrastructure
4 False 15 sectorial 26 Resources
5 readiness 16 false .... awareness 27 services
6 macroeconomic 17 microeconomic 28 customer
7 True 18 True 29 secondary
8 True 19 C 30 quaternary
9 True 20 False .... sectorial 31 tertiary
10 False ...4 21 False .... 32 primary
competitiveness
11 Awareness 22 B

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