The Digital Economy in India: A Study of Digital Transformation and Economic Development
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.71366/ijwos03072665729Keywords:
Digital Economy; Digital Transformation; India; Economic Development; Digital India; Endogenous Growth Theory
Abstract
Digital Economy is one of the main forces that have led to economic development through
changing how governments, companies, and people communicate using digital tools. The last few
years have seen India undergo digital transformation due to increasing Internet penetration and
digital public infrastructure, finance technology, and digital economy initiative by the government
known as Digital India. The above-mentioned factors have boosted digital transactions, e
commerce, innovation, and financial inclusion, which has helped in economic development of the
country and improved the provision of public and private sector services. This paper will analyze
the impact of digital economy on the economic development of India through Endogenous Growth
Theory and Digital Economy Theory perspectives. By using a qualitative approach, where only
secondary sources of data are used, this study analyzes academic literature, government sources,
and reports of international organizations with regard to the interdependence between digital
transformation and economic development in India. This study examines the key determinants of
digital economy, which are digital infrastructure, innovation, digital finance, and entrepreneurship;
and obstacles, including the digital divide, cybersecurity problems, data privacy issues, and lack
of equal access to digital resources. The study suggests that continuous investments in digital
infrastructure, human capital, innovation, and public policies are needed to sustain the digital
transformation in India.
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