This report examines the significant impact of Information Technology (IT) on the global economy. It begins with an introduction highlighting the transformative influence of IT, particularly the internet, on various sectors like business, education, and trade. The report addresses the problem statement by exploring how IT creates jobs and restructures economies. A literature review provides insights into IT's role in community development, education, and the labor market, emphasizing the shift towards a digital economy. Research findings discuss the effects of IT on education (e-learning), workplace dynamics, and market structures. The analysis highlights the positive influence of IT on the global economy, including its role in redefining business productivity and educational landscapes. The report further explores the applications of IT, particularly in computer-based training programs, and delves into the benefits and challenges of online education, such as flexibility, networking opportunities, self-motivation, and time management. Finally, it touches upon the cost-effectiveness of e-learning and concludes by recommending further investment in IT to bridge the digital divide and promote lifelong learning.