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issue-649	Petkova, Lesya; Ryabokon, Мichael; Vdovychenko, Yuriy	MODERN SYSTEMS FOR ASSESSING THE INFORMATIZATION OF COUNTRIES IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT	2019	13	.pdf	application/pdf	8022	234	51	A number of countries, taken into consideration while calculating the Networked Readiness Index in 2001–2016 Source: World Economic Forum, 2002–2016 Baltic Journal of Economic Studies 161 Vol. 5, No. 2, 2019 Table 1 The indicators, included in the Networked Readiness Index Series code Series Indicators in series A Environment subindex A.01 1st pillar: Political and regulatory environment Effectiveness of law-making bodies, laws relating to ICTs, judicial independence, efficiency of legal system in settling disputes, efficiency of legal system in challenging regs, intellectual property protection, software piracy rate, no. procedures to enforce a contract, no. days to enforce a contract A.02 2nd pillar: Business and innovation environment Availability of the latest technologies, venture capital availability, total tax rate, no. days to start a business, no. procedures to start a business, intensity of local competition, tertiary education gross enrolment rate, quality of management schools, government procurement of advanced tech B Readiness subindex B.03 3rd pillar: Infrastructure Electricity production, mobile network coverage, int’l Internet bandwidth, secure Internet servers B.04 4th pillar: Affordability Prepaid mobile cellular tariffs, fixed broadband Internet tariffs, Internet & telephony competition B.05 5th pillar: Skills Quality of educational system, quality of math & science education, secondary education gross enrolment rate, adult literacy rate C Usage subindex C.06 6th pillar: Individual usage Mobile phone subscriptions, individuals using Internet, households with personal computer, households with Internet access, fixed broadband Internet, mobile broadband, use of virtual social networks C.07 7th pillar: Business usage Firm-level technology absorption, capacity for innovation, PCT patents, ICT use for business-to-business transactions, business-to-consumer Internet use, extent of staff training C.08 8th pillar: Government usage Importance of ICTs to gov’t vision, government Online Service Index, Government success in ICT promotion D Impact subindex D.09 9th pillar: Economic impacts Impact of ICTs on business models, ICT PCT patents, impact of ICTs on new organizational models, knowledge-intensive jobs D.10 10th pillar: Social impacts Impact of ICTs on access to basic services, Internet access in schools, ICT use & government efficiency, E-Participation Index Source: World Economic Forum, 2016 1 0 300 600 900 1200 1500 (World Economic Forum, 2003) (World Economic Forum, 2004) (World Economic Forum, 2005) (World Economic Forum, 2006) (World Economic Forum, 2007)	cache/issue-649.pdf	txt/issue-649.txt