Committee on the Global Financial System (CGFS)

REPORT - IT innovations and financing patterns: implications for the financial system, February 2002.

Executive summary

Innovation in information technology (IT) has changed the way economic activity is carried out and organised. The eventual macroeconomic outcome of these changes and the macroeconomic profile of an IT-based economy are still uncertain. The major global correction in equity prices of IT companies, the dramatic cutbacks in IT investment and the abrupt deterioration in business

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