Internet penetration, human capital and economic growth in the ASEAN economies: evidence from a translog production function

Haini, Hazwan

doi:10.1080/13504851.2019.1597250

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“…This provides some understanding of the variables employed and can provide some insight prior to the estimated dynamic panel model. Real capital per labour (k) is associated with real GDP per labour (y), which is expected and is consistent with the production function theory as GDP is a function of capital and labour (Haini 2019). Meanwhile, the other independent variables display a moderate correlation to y with the exception for the rule of law (law).…”

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confidence: 82%

“…Many previous empirical studies examining economic growth employ a Barro (1991) or Mankiw et al (1992) styled regression, while others empirically examine growth by differentiating a Cobb-Douglas production function. In similar vein to previous studies investigating growth, this study employs a translog production function augmented with finance and institutional variables that allows the model to be parsimonious and provides stronger inferences (Haini 2019). This differs from many previous studies in a number of ways.…”

Section: Dynamic Panel Estimatormentioning

confidence: 99%

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Examining the relationship between finance, institutions and economic growth: evidence from the ASEAN economies

Haini

2019

Econ Change Restruct

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This study investigates the role of financial and institutional development on economic growth in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) economies from 1995 to 2017 using a dynamic panel estimator. Financial development is instrumental in promoting economic growth; however, the effect of financial institutions and financial markets can differ. In recent years, the ASEAN economies have launched financial and institutional integration initiatives towards the goal of an integrated ASEAN Economic Community, which can have a profound impact on economic growth. The estimated results show that financial institutions are positive and significant towards economic growth, while financial markets are insignificant. Equally important, institutional quality plays a significant and positive role in economic growth. More interestingly, the study finds that institutional development is complementary to financial institutions and markets. Member states should emphasise on further financial integration across the ASEAN economies, allowing for the development of financial institutions and markets alongside improvements in institutional quality to increase the effectiveness of financial development.

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Examining the relationship between finance, institutions and economic growth: evidence from the ASEAN economies

Haini

2019

Econ Change Restruct

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“…• Increased investment (including by the state) in the physical culture and sports industry will serve as a favorable ground to create digital projects for the provision of sports and sports services; • Digital technologies can help automate and simplify data-intensive information collection [5,9];…”

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Application of digital solutions in the physical culture and sports industry as an element of sustainable regional development

2021

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It is necessary to note the importance of digitalization of the industry, which is necessary and possible to solve with the help of digital services and platforms with the support of the state. The paper presents the results of the analysis of scientific works and the materials of strategic sessions on the development of new digital solutions, implying a platform approach to the management of the field of physical education and sports services. The analytical module of the platform will allow the collection and interpretation of industry data on economic, social and sports indicators, including the use of the artificial intelligence technology. The prospects of using the ecosystem of the information and service platform in the implementation of various federal programs in the field of physical culture and sports are revealed. The results of monitoring of digital technologies for physical education and sports education in two leading universities of Russia are presented. Analysis of Sensor Tower service statistics on the number of downloaded mobile sports applications was carried out. The foreign experience of introduction of digital technologies on the example of sports commercial organization (MLBAM) is presented. Priority directions of using digital solutions in sports industry are defined, thanks to which, on the basis of objective data, it will be possible to determine the popularity of certain sports among those involved, objectively and transparently evaluate state investments in sports and their performance.

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“…In these ways, more survival-essential resources can be obtained and more wealth created. Changes in human capital are influenced by human capital policy (Yoon, 2006;Haini, 2019;Siddiqui & Rehman, 2016). To effectively simulate the impact of a two-child policy on economic growth, it is necessary to introduce a number of variables that effectively link the relationships among various agents and subsystems.…”

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Aging and economic growth: is there a role for a two-child policy in China?

Liu

2020

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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The current study seeks to determine the type of population policy China should implement to effectively promote economic growth, especially in the context of its aging population. Using multiagent simulation technology, I integrate the two-child policy into a complex model featuring population, resources, and economic growth. My simulation results indicate that under the constraining effect of aging on economic growth, the implementation of a two-child policy alone could promote economic growth, albeit in a limited fashion: it would be more economically advantageous to combine a two-child policy with policy that promotes human capital growth. These findings provide new evidence regarding the relationship between population aging and economic growth. It is insufficient to emphasize only a liberalization of birth restrictions and promote population growth: rather, a combination of various policies would be more successful. A cluster of policies that aim to increase both fertility and investment in human capital can effectively curb economic recession otherwise caused by an aging population, and such a policy cluster could concurrently increase the supply of new labor and improve skills that appreciate with age.

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Internet penetration, human capital and economic growth in the ASEAN economies: evidence from a translog production function

Cited by 66 publications

References 18 publications

Examining the relationship between finance, institutions and economic growth: evidence from the ASEAN economies

Examining the relationship between finance, institutions and economic growth: evidence from the ASEAN economies

Application of digital solutions in the physical culture and sports industry as an element of sustainable regional development

Aging and economic growth: is there a role for a two-child policy in China?

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