E-government can stimulate modern economics and development by reducing bureaucratic obstacles for businesses, increasing transparency, and reducing corruption. It helps businesses through faster company registration, online tax information and communication with officials. It also develops technological skills in society and new citizen-focused government services. E-government increases investment in IT industries and skills, and drives economic growth with relatively small investments. Countries that have implemented e-government, like Estonia, India, China, Brazil, and Singapore have seen higher incomes, GDP, and investment attractiveness as a result.