The effect of quality of education on disruptive innovations: a cross-country analysis

Adewumi, Olugbenga Michael

doi:10.1504/ijbir.2022.121568

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“…Finally, given the prevailing religious and secular individual and social ethics, health also depends on health care systems (e.g., [ 28 , 29 ]), whereas individual knowledge and social capital from EDU also depend on education quality systems (e.g., [ 30 , 31 ]). I will refer to total health expenditure per capita and governmental education expenditure per capita as proxies of the effectiveness of health care and education systems, respectively, together with GDP per capita and the Gini index to differentiate more- or less-developed and unequal countries.…”

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Both religious and secular ethics to achieve both happiness and health: Panel data results based on a dynamic theoretical model

Zagonari

2024

PLoS ONE

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This paper evaluates the direct and indirect impacts (and their interactions) of individual and social ethics from (primary, secondary, tertiary) education and religion (Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism) on health and happiness in alternative religious contexts (majority and minority religions) and for alternative education policies (gross enrolment and per-student expenditure). It also specifies the time lag for the short-run indirect impact (and its size) of happiness on health and the long-run equilibria of both happiness and health. The statistical results show that there is no religious or secular ethics with beneficial impacts on both happiness and health at both the individual and social levels. Next, education policies have similar impacts on both happiness and health in all religious contexts, while most religious ethics have larger beneficial impacts on health and happiness if coupled with social and individual education policies, respectively. Combined statistical and analytical results show that the largest short-run indirect impact of happiness on health occurs after 4 years, where 1 out of 10 points of happiness produces approximately 3 additional years of healthy life expectancy at birth. Next, the long-run equilibria of both happiness and health are globally stable and are achieved after 8 years through oscillation dynamics.

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Both religious and secular ethics to achieve both happiness and health: Panel data results based on a dynamic theoretical model

Zagonari

2024

PLoS ONE

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Optimizing effects of firms’ technological and non-technological processes on export-led innovation

Adewumi

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Mydland

2023

Economics of Innovation and New Technology

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Disruptive and Sustaining Innovation: Do They Matter for Technical Efficiency in a Firm’s Production Technology?

ADEWUMI,

LIEN,

MYDLAND

2023

Int. J. Innov. Mgt.

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This study explores the influence of disruptive and sustaining innovation on the technical efficiency of Norwegian firms and its implications for production efficiency. It employs stochastic frontier analysis with unbalanced panel data from manufacturing (7,056 observations) and service firms (6,066 observations). The results show that the individual effects of sustaining and disruptive innovation improve technical efficiency in firms’ production technologies with a superior effect from sustaining innovation. Additionally, it reveals that while hybridisation can be more beneficial for technical efficiency in manufacturing firms, service firms benefit more from sustaining innovation. In summary, it highlights that disruptive and sustaining innovation can optimize firms’ technical efficiency, and the specific effects vary by industry. Furthermore, the results indicate that manufacturing firms may respond to disruption effectively through hybridisation. Thus, the study contributes to the literature on innovation and business performance studies and provides valuable insights for business managers on strategic innovation management with production efficiency implications.

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The effect of quality of education on disruptive innovations: a cross-country analysis

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Both religious and secular ethics to achieve both happiness and health: Panel data results based on a dynamic theoretical model

Both religious and secular ethics to achieve both happiness and health: Panel data results based on a dynamic theoretical model

Optimizing effects of firms’ technological and non-technological processes on export-led innovation

Disruptive and Sustaining Innovation: Do They Matter for Technical Efficiency in a Firm’s Production Technology?

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