Analysis of e-Government Strategies with Hesitant Fuzzy Linguistic Multi-Criteria Decision Making Techniques

Güler, Merve; Mukul, Esin; Büyüközkan, Gülçin

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-23756-1_126

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“…In addition, in order to get the reasons behind acceptance and rejection of technology, one must understand the society in which then technology is actually introduced. If a person regards a technology as the best, it must be made clear that what does the feedback "the best" means and how it can be measured [14]. This is possible if a person has proper education and knowledge and information about a particular technology so that he can fully understand technology and its various aspects.…”

Section: Social Construction Of Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Role of Education and Financial Capacity on E-Government Adoption

Munga

Mbithi

2020

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E-government is an emerging concept that refers to the use of new technology for the provision of services to the citizens resulting in increase in transparency and efficiency. Financial capacity of a country refers to the ability of a country or government to manage the expenses and finances of the country and to make rational decisions related to finance. Level of education means the literacy rate or the number of knowledgeable people in the country. The basic plan of this study is to check the impact of level of education and financial capacity on the e-government adoption by people in the presence of two control variables, per capita income and GDP growth. In order to conduct research, data has been collected from ASEAN countries for 28 years from most reliable resources. In the research process, several techniques and tests are used such as IPS unit root test, Pedroni cointegration test, FMOLS coefficient estimation test, Granger casualty test etc. As the consequence of these tests, the impact of level of education and financial capacity well as the control variable, GDP growth on happiness level of people are accepted. However, the impact of a control variable, per capita income has been rejected. This study has several benefits and implications related to theoretical, practical and policy making benefits in context of increase in e-government adoption.

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Section: Social Construction Of Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Role of Education and Financial Capacity on E-Government Adoption

Munga

Mbithi

2020

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“…Theory of economic development was introduced by John Schumpeter. According to him, in order to increase the growth and development of an organization or a sector, technology and innovative ideas must be introduced and acted upon effectively [15]. According to this theory, initially, all the activities of an organization are going on regularly and repetitively resulting in the creation of circular flow.…”

Section: Literature Review Theory Of Economic Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

E-Government Adoption and Agricultural Extension Services Facilitate and Growth in ASEAN Region

moorthy¹,

Kalman²

2020

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E-government is the employment of latest technologies and innovative practices in the services offered by the government and other information management systems to increase transparency and efficiency of these services. Agricultural extension services involve all the new and latest technologies related to the agricultural sector of a country. Agricultural sector is important for any country as most of the people are associated with this sector. This research studies the impact of e-government adoption and agricultural extension services on agricultural growth in ASEAN countries. In addition to these variables, two control variables i.e. literacy rate and population have also been used. The studies from the past research have been discussed in literature review section of this paper. To conduct research, data about the above-mentioned variables has been collected from ASEAN countries consisting of 28 years. After using several techniques and approaches, one of the two major hypotheses of this study is accepted along with the impact of a control variable, literacy rate. However, the other major hypothesis and the impact of other control variable i.e. population is rejected. This study has various theoretical, practical and policy making implications to increase agricultural growth.

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“…Many countries have started using information and communication technologies in the form of e-government in order to increase transparency of their governments. [17] discussed that e-government can be used to increase transparency in variety of ways; it may reduce the levels of corruption in the country, it may enable its activities being tracked down by the people, its employees being controlled and monitored by citizens and building of strong and healthy relationships between government and public [18]. It is not necessary that the application and adoption of e-government can increase transparency in long term situations because researches have shown that sometimes use of e-government in a few cases may also result in decrease in transparency.…”

Section: Impact Of E-government On Transparencymentioning

confidence: 99%

Role of E-Government and Open Data to Enhance Transparency Practices

Young

Yin

2020

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E-government involves the use of latest skills by the government while providing the services and other information management systems to its citizens. Open data refers to the openness of all the data related to government to its citizens so that the government becomes more and more transparent and to decrease negative activities. Transparency refers to the clear and clean image of a government towards its people, which increases the trust of people on their government. The motive of this study is to analyze the impact of e-government adoption and open government data on transparency in ASEAN countries. Two control variables i.e. literacy rate and corruption have also been used in the study. The past literature has also been discussed in literature review section of this study. In order to conduct research, data about the concerned variables of the study has been collected from ASEAN countries consisting of 29 years. After applying several tests and approaches for research purpose, the two major hypotheses of this study are accepted along with the impact of a control variable, corruption. However, the impact of other control variable i.e. literacy rate has been rejected. There are various theoretical, practical and policy making benefits that will increase the transparency.

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Analysis of e-Government Strategies with Hesitant Fuzzy Linguistic Multi-Criteria Decision Making Techniques

Cited by 14 publications

References 5 publications

Role of Education and Financial Capacity on E-Government Adoption

Role of Education and Financial Capacity on E-Government Adoption

E-Government Adoption and Agricultural Extension Services Facilitate and Growth in ASEAN Region

Role of E-Government and Open Data to Enhance Transparency Practices

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