Correlations between Logistics and Infrastructure Digitalization and Gross Domestic Product Size

Abstract

The life of a contemporary person acquires a new quality due to smart solutions, hence the issue of what affects the appearance of smart solutions and what impact smart solutions have on economic activity indicators is relevant. The paper is aimed at identifying correlations between urban logistics and infrastructure digitalization and a Gross Domestic Product size. This paper explores the most popular digital solutions that affect the quality of logistics and infrastructure. This paper shows that a rather significant correlation is observed between the logistics and infrastructure digitization indices and the Gross Domestic Product indices adjusted for per capita purchasing power parity. This paper demonstrates that the higher logistics and infrastructure digitization contributes to the cost rising of domesticmanufactured products. Conversely, the higher Gross Domestic Product level raises the possibility to create the more advanced and high-quality digital logistics and infrastructure. The authors concluded that the identified correlation is missing in countries having the highest gross domestic product indices adjusted for per capita purchasing power parity and their indices of digital logistics and infrastructure development are at a medium level.