Impact of Digital Services Trade on Economic Growth of Developing, Emerging and Developed Countries: P-VAR Approach.

Purpose: The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact digital services trade on economic growth a panel developing, emerging and developed countries for period 2005- 2019. 
 Methodology: Panel-Vector Auto-Regression (P-VAR) Fixed Effects models (FE) were employed 32 45 24 respectively.
 Findings: Vector Error Correction Models (VECM) indicated that exports have significant long run positive GDP in all country panels. Specifically, 1% increase service increased per capita by 0.88%, 0.78% 0.34% developed, developing respectively. Moreover, there causality running from export three found every number people using internet, 0.62%, 0.75% 0.02% panels showed had 0.07% only countries. In terms adjustment equilibrium, results speed fastest at 0.81% followed 0.75%, it slowest 0.29%.These preliminary clearly trailing behind trade.
 Recommendations: Given relative panels, recommended governments other stakeholders should investments both institutional physical infrastructure would enable more people, especially small medium enterprises (SMEs) those rural areas access participate related services. Access stable, high affordable internet be prioritized. This contributes evolving literature growth.