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Does Internet Penetration Always Enhance Labor Productivity?
This study investigates whether internet penetration consistently enhances labor productivity or whether its effects diminish as adoption approaches saturation, and whether innovation capacity strengthens these impacts. Drawing on a balanced panel of 60 countries from 2000–2022, fixed- effects model
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