Netizens’ Perspective towards Electronic Money and Its Essence in the Virtual Economy: An Empirical Analysis with Special Reference to Delhi‐NCR, India

Khan, Mohammed Arshad

doi:10.1155/2021/7772929

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“…The collected sample dataset was imported into SPSS (v-25) software through Microsoft Excel to allow analysis by the researchers [ 37 ]. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was conducted in this research using AMOS (v-24) software to check whether all the studied variables were empathetically interpreted based on their relevant latent construct.…”

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Students’ Perception towards New Face of Education during This Unprecedented Phase of COVID-19 Outbreak: An Empirical Study of Higher Educational Institutions in Saudi Arabia

Asif

Khan

Habib

2022

EJIHPE

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Purpose: To examine the perception of students regarding an e-learning system adopted by various educational institutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methodology: A web-based-survey was conducted among selected university students in Saudi Arabia. A total of 294 students were randomly chosen to determine the utilities and credibility of the adopted e-learning mode of education. The reliability of latent constructs was assessed according to Cronbach’s alpha, and confirmatory factors analysis was conducted via AMOS software (version 24) to measure the students’ perceptions of online learning. Results: The outcomes of the present study reveal that e-learning has been very useful throughout the pandemic period among selected Saudi Arabian universities. The students have a positive view of the online system of education, which has many benefits, including flexibility, low cost, self-learning, and convenience. Implications: The results of the present study will be beneficial for all educational institutions that are largely dependent on the findings of the online survey.

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Students’ Perception towards New Face of Education during This Unprecedented Phase of COVID-19 Outbreak: An Empirical Study of Higher Educational Institutions in Saudi Arabia

Asif

Khan

Habib

2022

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“…erefore, it is necessary to advance a better theory to describe hot money flows, such as 10 Complexity a theory including expectations of political change. Furthermore, the regime shift caused by the adoption of electronic money may also explain part of the variations in hot money flows [32]. e policy implications of this study are as follows: firstly, when hot money flows out, raising the domestic interest rate helps mitigate hot money outflows.…”

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Evaluation of Hot Money Drivers in China: A Structural VAR Approach

Zhou

Jun

2022

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This paper investigates the drivers of hot money in China. It develops a model based on expectation-variance utility theory in the theoretical analysis section. The model considers a foreign investor who faces the question of how to distribute his wealth between foreign and domestic assets. The model’s analysis suggests that economic variations, such as expected domestic currency appreciation, rise in domestic asset return, drop in foreign asset return, domestic economic growth, decrease in domestic inflation, and rise in foreign asset risk will cause foreign investors to distribute more wealth in domestic assets. Therefore, hot money flows in, and vice versa. In the empirical analysis section, the paper estimates structural VAR models using data from 2000 to 2019 in China. The impulse response functions are consistent with the theoretical predictions: when there is a positive domestic inflation shock, hot money outflows increase (inflows decline) in the current period, but the response is not significant. When there is a positive domestic growth rate shock or positive domestic asset return rate shock, hot money inflows increase (outflows decline) in the current period, and the response reaches its peak in the next period. Furthermore, when there is a positive expected exchange rate shock, hot money outflows increase (inflows decline) in the current period. Of these drivers, the expected exchange rate has the largest impact on hot money, and the domestic growth rate has the most enduring effect.

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“…Mohammed Arshad Khan in his research article on "Netizens' Perspective towards Electronic Money and Its Essence in the Virtual Economy" (2021) [3] examined the impact of demographic factors and other variables like satisfaction, reliability etc. on the adoption of the digital payment system.…”

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A Study on the Adoption of Digital Payments by Indian Youth

Kaur¹,

Mehta²

2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Application of AI and Statistical Decision Making for the Business World, ICASDM

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There are many instances in the near past like Demonetization, Digital India campaign etc. where payments which do not require any physical contact came in demand. But after the lockdown due to a pandemic hit India, the demand for digital payments saw a tremendous increase as people did not want to come in contact with anyone. So digital payments played a very important role during these times. As youth forms a major and important part of our country, this study tries to uncover and comprehend the key elements driving Indian youth's adoption of digital payments. After reviewing the literature, three variables were identified as independent while one variable was identified as dependent. For this, primary research with the help of a questionnaire was conducted. The sampling technique adopted here was purposive sampling (nonprobability sampling) and 205 responses were collected and analyzed by using statistical tool SPSS.

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Netizens’ Perspective towards Electronic Money and Its Essence in the Virtual Economy: An Empirical Analysis with Special Reference to Delhi‐NCR, India

Cited by 16 publications

References 19 publications

Students’ Perception towards New Face of Education during This Unprecedented Phase of COVID-19 Outbreak: An Empirical Study of Higher Educational Institutions in Saudi Arabia

Students’ Perception towards New Face of Education during This Unprecedented Phase of COVID-19 Outbreak: An Empirical Study of Higher Educational Institutions in Saudi Arabia

Evaluation of Hot Money Drivers in China: A Structural VAR Approach

A Study on the Adoption of Digital Payments by Indian Youth

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