Impact Factor (2025): 6.9
DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
The concern of international competitiveness for any country is a must to
enjoy a comparative advantage relative to other countries. It used the dynamic
vector error correction model (VCEM) to figure out the impact of ICT on
financial development, international investment, trade openness, and
macroeconomic stability to the economic growth and global competitiveness of
Rwanda. The empirical results confirmed that commercial development peroxide by
credit given by the financial sector with a robust ICT is highly significant
for the short and long-run that tends to say that in Rwanda, growth is a
finance-led and knowledge-based economy. At the same time, the higher
adjustment coefficient has revealed a quick long term restoration of influence
of above-used determinants, all embraced by an adequate ICT infrastructure. To
become a middle-income country is a goal set by the Rwandan Government, and to
be achieved by 2035 requires raising the level of income of the citizens
throughout investment projects and harmonized economic policies. Therefore
consistent macroeconomic stability, favorable business environment, trained and
skilled human capital under a developed financial system embraced by ICT is
paramount agenda for Rwandan decision-makers lead by advanced ICT.
Country : China / Rwanda / Sierra Leone
IRJIET, Volume 5, Issue 2, February 2021 pp. 82-87