Digitalisation and the Performance of Micro and Small Enterprises in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Falentina, Anna; Resosudarmo, Budy P.; Darmawan, Danang Arif; Sulistyaningrum, Eny

doi:10.1080/00074918.2020.1803210

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“…Moreover, Gupta and Kumar (2018) implemented the Malmquist productivity index of data envelopment analysis and linear programming method, showing that ICT usage also improves the labor productivity of small firms by increasing technologically skilled labor in India. The study of Viollaz (2021) supports the result of Gupta and Kumar (2018) and Falentina et al (2021). By employing OLS, they noted that adopting the Internet improves the labor productivity of small firms in Peru.…”

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“…Our co-occurrence network analysis provides a more specific theme of labor productivity. Most studies show a significant investigation of the causality between ICT infrastructure and labor productivity (Appiah-Otoo & Song, 2021;Avram et al, 2019;Falentina et al, 2021 & Kumar, 2018;Hintzmann et al, 2021;Leviäkangas et al, 2017;Shabani & Shahnazi, 2018;Viollaz, 2021). Appiah-Otoo and Song (2021) and Avram et al (2019) used GDP per capita as a proxy for the output produced by workers.…”

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Does information and communication technology improve labor productivity? Recent evidence from the Southeast Asian emerging economies

Salim,

Wen,

Bello

et al. 2024

Growth and Change

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The comprehension of the textbook and augmented Solow growth model has been studied to picture the consequences of workforce growth and capital. In the age of digitalization, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is also the first necessity identified factors affecting labor productivity. This paper revisits the augmented Solow growth equation by integrating ICT as an explanator that improves labor productivity in Southeast Asian emerging economies. We used a Two‐Way Random‐Effects Model to regress the impact of workforce growth rate, physical capital, and human capital on labor productivity. The results show that using human capital is essential to improve output in emerging market countries rather than only using physical capital. According to our adjusted ICT factors, our analysis reveals that using the Internet and mobile cellular significantly boosts labor productivity. Moreover, the analysis of total factor productivity shows that most Southeast Asian economies highly depend on implementing ICT, especially the contribution of Internet usage and mobile cellular. Therefore, this study contributes to further studies and policy recommendations in improving the introduction of Internet usage and installation, especially for the emerging Southeast Asian.

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Does information and communication technology improve labor productivity? Recent evidence from the Southeast Asian emerging economies

Salim,

Wen,

Bello

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Growth and Change

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“…Households can save in domestic bonds, which are in zero net supply. The utility of the representative household is given by (1)…”

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If Technology Has Arrived Everywhere, Why Has Income Diverged?

Comín

Ferrer

2018

American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics

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We study the cross-country evolution of technology diffusion over the last two centuries. We document that adoption lags between poor and rich countries have converged, while the intensity of use of adopted technologies of poor countries relative to rich countries has diverged. The evolution of aggregate productivity implied by these trends in technology diffusion resembles the actual evolution of the world income distribution in the last two centuries. Cross-country differences in adoption lags account for a significant part of the cross-country income divergence in the nineteenth century. The divergence in intensity of use accounts for the divergence during the twentieth century. (JEL N10, N70, O14, O33, O41, O47)

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“…Particular attention has been given to Spanish agri-food cooperatives [20,21]. There is also evidence of the impact of digitalization at the firm level in Indonesia and China [22,23]. Evidence of the impact of digitalization in the African context is still scanty, but some evidence of the impact of mobile applications among Kenyan farmers has been reported [24] and the effect of ICT within agro-processing industries [5].…”

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Important Policy Parameters for the Development of Inclusive Digital Agriculture: Implications for the Redistributive Land Reform Program in South Africa

2022

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The creation and deployment of digital technologies throughout the agro-food system contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goal nine. However, various digitalization studies offer limited insight into the policy issues and solutions around emerging technologies and big data systems in agriculture. There is a need for an additional understanding of how agricultural policymaking should respond to the usage of digital technologies in the agri-food sector. Furthermore, evidence is limited on how existing agricultural government programs such as land reform can be linked with digitalization policy. This systematic review of literature sought to determine the transformation that is needed in the political and economic environment for the digital revolution to take place within South African land reform agriculture. A thematic analysis of data sampled from ProQuest Central, Scopus, Dimensions, and Google Scholar reveals five areas of intervention from agricultural policymaking. The digital revolution in agriculture can be brought about by transforming digital infrastructure, data interoperability and governance, digital markets, the compatibility of government incentives with the private sector, and the digital cultural landscape. This essay contributes to agricultural policy and decision-making dialogues that pay attention to digital technologies and land reform programs in South Africa.

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Digitalisation and the Performance of Micro and Small Enterprises in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 22 publications

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Does information and communication technology improve labor productivity? Recent evidence from the Southeast Asian emerging economies

Does information and communication technology improve labor productivity? Recent evidence from the Southeast Asian emerging economies

If Technology Has Arrived Everywhere, Why Has Income Diverged?

Important Policy Parameters for the Development of Inclusive Digital Agriculture: Implications for the Redistributive Land Reform Program in South Africa

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