The IT Productivity Paradox Is

question 18

Multiple Choice

The IT productivity paradox is:

• A) That it is always better to invest in low-tech solutions rather than high-tech ones
• B) Most commonly accepted by technological optimists
• C) That as all investment is financially risky, businesses must be cautious not to overestimate the possible future returns
• D) That while it is assumed that ICT developments have revolutionized business there is little evidence that this is reflected in productivity statistics

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