Digital Economy and Anti-Corruption: New Digital Models

Sidorenko, E. L.; Lykov, A. A.

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20197103004

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“…Issues such as weak data protection, lack of procedures and standards to measure responsibilities for technological disruptions and abuses, lack of guidelines to assess the usefulness of new ICT tools, and the lack of digital ethics can potentially create havoc and disruptions. Thus, the capability of a country's ICT legal system is an important deterrent to corruption in the digital dimension (Merhi & Ahluwalia, 2018; Sidorenko & Lykov, 2019).…”

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Does transitioning to a digital economy imply lower levels of corruption?

Gouvea

Montoya

2022

Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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The link between information and communications technology (ICT) and corruption has been discussed by a few authors, yet a macro‐level analysis of the link coupled with an examination of the link between ICT, stage of economic development, and countries' specific factors has not been fully explored. With panel data of 147 countries over a seven‐year period from 2013 to 2019, we find that countries that have transitioned from a natural‐resource‐based to an innovation‐driven, digital economy experience lower levels of corruption. A country's level of corruption is negatively related to ICT measures such as internet penetration and e‐government. Moreover, ICT appears to reinforce the role of press freedom and education in curbing corruption.

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“…It may affect the government's ability to collect taxes and channel public resources to the sectors of the economy where these resources are most needed. Moreover, corruption corrodes the trust in the government, further leading to unsustainable social and economic outcomes (Kossow & Dykes, 2018; OECD, 2016; Sidorenko & Lykov, 2019).…”

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Does transitioning to a digital economy imply lower levels of corruption?

Gouvea

Montoya

2022

Thunderbird Intl Bus Rev

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“…The introduction of digital technology in public administration and anti-corruption policies will enable significantly reduced corruption rates by enhancing process transparency and ensuring the provision of public services without contact. But it is worth noting that the advantages of digital technology can be minimal due to lack of universal electronic document management system, lack of technical and legal criteria to verify the facts revealed, and lack of system Information security 20 . Then in conjunction with 14 N. Maslii, N. Zakharchenko, V. Butenko, O. Savastieieva, T. Butenko, and L. Shyriaieva, 'Modern per capita income, one of the results of the study of Petermann, Guzman, and Tilton (2007) showing the tendency of corruption increased in the early stages of development because the income per capita increased and then dropped Once per capita income penetrates a certain threshold 21 .…”

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Creative Economy and Its Role in Preventing Corruption in Indonesia

Bukhari,

Alam

2022

Scientium Law Review

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The creative economy sector, which in it attached the economy, technology, information, innovation, and intelligence, is a righteous infrastructure to tackle corruption. Technology that strongly supports the national economy, then economic growth is expected to increase the supremacy of law, and the rule of law can decrease corruption, while corruption has been widespread on economic rent-seeking behavior which is technically legal has reduced economic efficiency by justifying excessive expenditure, monopoly power, and weak enforcement. Thus, it is important and urgent to conduct a juridical study using new institutionalism theory to reconceptualize the creative economy with corruption prevention. The corruption in Indonesia cannot rely on the concept of creative economy limited to the thoughts, ideas, or creativity of HR as the main production factors in economic activity, but the concept must be shifted to the form of economic efficiency, propriety of business, collective restraints, and institutions that have accommodated public participation, transparency and accountability as the main weapons in preventing corruption. In supporting the development of creative economy law, the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy can generate a legal certainty guarantee for the running of an efficient, healthy and smooth creative economy by producing anti-corruption-based e-commerce law. Other supports are: continuously socializing the anti-corruption based economy creative, giving incentives or appreciation for whose creative economics ideas and creativities establish the economic rent prevention, providing the efficient and appropriate technology in the context of the creative economy, and creating whistleblowers application as early warning system in eradicating corruption.

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“…On the other hand, there were many challenges also such as cyber fraud, the behavior of people, lack of efficiency in online disbursements, absence of transparency, etc. Sidorenko & Lykov (2019) examined that digital technologies had played a recommendable role in curbing the practice of corruption. The advanced research in cyber security is providing tools and mechanisms to control the menace of digital fraud.…”

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e-RUPI: A Purpose Specific Digital Voucher

Lamba

Jain

2021

IARS INT RES J

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e-RUPI is an advanced online resolution that has been launched by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) in collaboration with the Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, National Health Authority, and partner banks. It is just like a prepaid voucher that can be used by users to redeem an amount without a card, online payment application, or without accessing internet banking services. The present learning has explored the existing literature and aimed to discuss the merits and demerits of this emerging prepaid voucher, in the period of the COVID-19 pandemic. It has been found that the e-RUPI initiative of the Modi government will be fruitful for the beneficiaries as they will receive a direct benefit. It will be reliable and secure for both companies and customers. It suffers from ICT-related risks such as cyber fraud, hacking, lack of efficiency, and attitude of people towards adoption of this new resolution.

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Digital Economy and Anti-Corruption: New Digital Models

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Does transitioning to a digital economy imply lower levels of corruption?

Does transitioning to a digital economy imply lower levels of corruption?

Creative Economy and Its Role in Preventing Corruption in Indonesia

e-RUPI: A Purpose Specific Digital Voucher

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