The three-dimensional impacts of governance on economic growth: Panel data evidence from the emerging market

Feyisa, Habtamu Legese; Ayen, Dereje Degu; Abdulahi, Salah Mohammed; Tefera, Frezer Tilahun

doi:10.22495/cgobrv6i1p3

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“…The results showed the impact of public sector governance on economic growth. This result agrees with a study by Feyisa et al (2022), so countries must focus on activating the principles of public sector governance in their institutions to raise their economic growth rates, whereas the results also showed a negative impact of starting a business on economic growth and this agrees with the results of a study by Attia et al (2017).…”

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confidence: 92%

“…The study Feyisa et al (2022) verified the extent to which governance affects economic growth in Africa, during the period 2005-2019. Through the use of the main component analysis method (PCA), the study found a positive impact of governance indicators (corruption control, government effectiveness, organizational quality and rule of law) on the real total (economic growth), whereas the indicators political stability, absence of violence and voice and accountability turned out to be unimportant in statistical analysis.…”

Section: Studies Examine the Relationship Between Governance And Econ...mentioning

confidence: 56%

“…Measurement of study variables Independent variable: Entrepreneurship in its dimensions (starting a business, obtaining credit, starting a business) based on data extracted from the World Bank website. World Bank (Attia et al, 2017;Gurra, 2021) Dependent variable: Economic growth is measured by calculating Palestine's GDP during the period 2005-2020 (Feyisa et al, 2022;Daqish et al, 2019;Mekhzoumi and Hichem, 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The study of the researchers (Khyareh and Amini, 2021) confirmed that entrepreneurship alone is not enough to reach economic growth, so it was necessary to address the legislative environment by activating the principles of public governance to reach a good level of achieving the quality of governance for any society. The more stable the business environment in any country depends on activating the principles of transparency and accountability and fights all forms of corruption, the more the business environment is attractive to foreign or local investments, and the more this is also reflected in the ease of IJLMA 66,2 responding to demands and needs and providing quality services to the public, thus showing the impact of this in achieving economic growth and reaching comprehensive development (Feyisa et al, 2022).…”

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Governance with relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth in Palestine

Awwad

2023

IJLMA

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine mediating role of public sector governance in the relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth in the Palestinian context during the years 2005–2020. Design/methodology/approach The necessary data were collected from the World Bank website and the annual financial reports of the Palestinian Monetary Authority. To achieve the study’s objectives, the researcher used content analysis method and regression model. Findings There is an effect of some dimensions of entrepreneurship (starting a business, obtaining credit, women starting a business) and public sector governance with dimensions (voice and accountability, political stability and absence of violence, effectiveness of government performance, organizational quality, the rule of law and control of corruption) on economic growth. In addition, there is no mediating effect of public sector governance in the relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth. Practical implications The study helps in enhancing the elements of entrepreneurship by evaluating public governance in Palestine. It also offers future researchers a comprehensive vision that encourages Palestinian economic growth. Social implications The paper contributes to showing the reality of public governance indicators for the Palestinian context and the amount of support for entrepreneurial activities indicators that affect economic growth. Originality/value Trying to activate cooperation mechanisms between government institutions and entrepreneurial institutions to adopt creative projects and ideas, especially for women, needs to focus on activating the principles of public sector governance in addition to facilitating administrative and financial procedures to start commercial projects in a way that enhances economic growth with the need to achieve the highest level of public sector governance indicators.

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Section: Discussion Of Conclusion and Recommendationssupporting

confidence: 92%

Section: Studies Examine the Relationship Between Governance And Econ...mentioning

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Awwad

2023

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“…The scholars [17] also assess the impact of public administration factors on economic growth, and similarly to this study, build econometric models using panel data. However, in their study, the authors supplement the analysis by using the principal component method.…”

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Instrumental analysis of the impact of economic factors on the level of a country’s economic innovativeness

Bril¹,

Pyvavar²

2022

Development management

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The rapid development of innovative activity in Ukraine and the instability of the economic and political environment determine the relevance of studying the problems of innovative development in close connection with global and local factors of economic growth. The purpose of the research is to study the budgetary policy factors that have a dominant influence on the level of national innovative development, and their impact on the level of economic growth in order to form directions for innovation policy development based on instrumental analysis methods. The paper uses methods of econometric modeling and adaptive methods of forecasting. The constructed conceptual model includes three aggregated stages of research. The study addressed the problem of assessing the level of a country’s economic innovativeness and determining the factors affecting it; it was found that this level grows with an increase in the share of private investment, a decrease in the rate of GDP growth, an increase in the share of taxes in the budget structure, a decrease in the money supply, an increase in education and public security expenditures. The impact of the state budgetary policy was analyzed and the value of the indicator of economic growth and the level of the country’s economic innovativeness was forecasted. The practical significance of the results is that a gradual reduction in the level of the country’s economic innovativeness is possible in periods of long-term economic growth. To avoid such negative consequences, European governments should pay more attention to internal problems and external trends of innovation activity

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Exploring factors affecting government delivery of social welfare services using a multi-method approach

Eshiotse

Abanbeshie

Bisong³

et al. 2023

CGOBR

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The reality is that social welfare services in Nigeria exclude more people than they cover, resulting in the deprivation of basic human needs such as water, sanitation, shelter, healthcare, and education that have hindered the betterment of the living conditions of the citizens (Nkpoyen et al., 2021; Okpa, 2022). This study explored factors affecting the government delivery of social welfare services in Nigeria. Five hundred and seventy (570) respondents’ opinions were purposively sampled using the 36-item Social Welfare Service Delivery Questionnaire (SWSDQ) and an in-depth interview guide. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics, Chi-square statistical technique, and Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) software, version 20. As a supplement to the quantitative data, the qualitative data were analysed in themes. Findings from this study revealed that although all the respondents reported knowing about available social welfare services, 44.3% reported not accessing the existing social services because of such factors as political expediency, transparency, accountability, corruption, and perception of social service providers. A key policy issue, therefore, is the need to look into the eradication or mitigation of these factors ascribed to be hindering the delivery of social welfare services. This will expedite the blanket spread of the delivery, accessibility, and utilisation of social welfare services for residents, not just in the study area but across the country

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The three-dimensional impacts of governance on economic growth: Panel data evidence from the emerging market

Cited by 6 publications

References 42 publications

Governance with relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth in Palestine

Governance with relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth in Palestine

Instrumental analysis of the impact of economic factors on the level of a country’s economic innovativeness

Exploring factors affecting government delivery of social welfare services using a multi-method approach

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