Irrigation’s Impact on Economic Growth in Alberta, Canada

Kulshreshtha, Suren; Paterson, B. A.; Hart, D.H.; Nicol, Lorraine A.

doi:10.4172/2168-9768.1000156

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“…In essence, most of the productivity generated in Kenya is driven by the implementation of an agricultural revitalization strategy due to a 10% budget allocation for the agricultural sector in 2003. Kulshreshtha & Paterson (2016) also states that a study conducted with Paterson Earth and Water Consulting Ltd shows that irrigation has a positive impact on many sectors in Alberta, including the improvement of its economy. Study conducted by Prasetyo & Firdaus (2009) shows that health infrastructure has a positive and significant effect on economic growth in Indonesia's land border areas.…”

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Public Infrastructure and Economic Growth in the Local Region

Nairobi

Respitasari

2021

JEP

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This study aims to analyze the effect of public infrastructure on economic growth in Lampung Province. The data used are time series and cross sections for the period 2012-2018 and 14 districts/cities. The method applied is the panel data model with the random effect model method. The results showed that Infrastructure, Irrigation Infrastructure, Health Infrastructure, Investment, Labor, and Gini Growth had a significant and positive effect on economic growth, while capital expenditures insignificant effect on economic growth. The implications of these findings indicate that public sector investments such as road infrastructure, bridges and other infrastructure facilities are important.

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