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Developing Digital Inclusion Through Globalization and Digitalization
Abstract
This chapter aims to contribute to the benefits of linking globalization and digitalization to develop the digital economy and digital inclusion, fill knowledge gaps, and complete the digital transformation of the globalization-enhanced economy. The policy implications will be created based on significant findings to be employed by the economy's policymakers, industry, academics, international organizations, and other concerned institutions around the world as globalization and digitalization platforms to instrument the sustainable development goals (SDGs) to realize sustainable digital economies and businesses around the globe. To guarantee improved consistency, one ought to employ this review globalization and digitalization findings to examine the SDGs sustainability issues in general and digital technologies (big data analytics applications) as positive externalities and tackle the negative externalities brought by the environmental damages in the undesirable output generated in the form of pollutants emissions to achieve innovation and environmental integration.
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