Can financial incentives help with the struggle for security policy compliance?

Goel, Sanjay; Williams, Kevin J.; Huang, Jingyi; Warkentin, Merrill

doi:10.1016/j.im.2021.103447

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“…Financial security of households was considered in the article [5], which examines how financial incentives affect compliance with security policies. In addition, work [6] analyzes the problem of population aging and its impact on the financial security of households.…”

Section: Results Of Substantiating the Structure And System Of Parameters Included In The Doctrinal Model Of State Financial Security Manmentioning

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Development of doctrinal model for state financial security management and forecasting its level

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A doctrinal model of state financial security management in the context of globalization changes has been developed. The model is formed at five levels (doctrinal, conceptual, strategic, programmatic, planned), contains a logical continuum of mission, priorities in the financial sector and the level of technological innovation, influencing factors and a system of actions aimed at achieving goals. This model accumulates a set of solutions aimed at adapting to transformational processes in the economy associated with new needs of states, globalization processes in the world financial space, technology development, new challenges and threats. As a result of the study, forecasting is carried out and the effectiveness of the results of modifying approaches to managing the financial security of the state using a polynomial algorithm for extrapolating the parameters of stochastic systems is proved. A polynomial correlation-regression model is presented, the input data of which were specific indicators of the effectiveness of innovative development of the state, perception of corruption and debt dependence. In fact, this is a set of those indicators at which the strategic directions of strengthening the financial security of the state are directed in the context of globalization changes. The generalized values of the state of financial security of the state, determined on the basis of the developed polynomial correlation-regression model, are obtained, as well as the absolute and relative amounts of error indicate the accuracy of the forecasts obtained. So, the mean level of error is 0.005 %, which means that the totality of these indicators can characterize the state of financial security of the state. Accordingly, this model is useful in the process of predicting the results of modifying approaches to the formation of the financial security of the state

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Section: Results Of Substantiating the Structure And System Of Parameters Included In The Doctrinal Model Of State Financial Security Manmentioning

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Development of doctrinal model for state financial security management and forecasting its level

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“…The multiple correlation coefficient (3) is a measure of the linear relationship of the dependent variable Y with independent variables Х 1 , Х 2 ; its calculated value R=0.9875 characterizes a sufficiently strong relationship between the indicators that are analyzed. 2…”

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“…The advantages of the proposed approach to assessing the impact of innovative development on the level of financial security of households are as follows. In contrast to [2], the presented approach takes into consideration the influence of the factor of innovative development on the state of financial security of households. This becomes possible due to mathematical proof of the influence of factors of innovative development on ensuring the financial security of households.…”

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Development of an integrated approach to assessing the impact of innovative development on the level of financial security of households

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This paper reports a comprehensive approach devised to assess the impact of innovative development on the level of financial security of households. The study considers the peculiarities of the interpretation of the concepts of "household" and "innovation" and identifies the main factors influencing the financial security of households. The indicators characterizing the state of financial security of households and innovative development were analyzed in dynamics. The study's result produced a SWOT analysis that ensures the financial security of households. Among the strengths are the high economic potential of the country, the process of reforming state systems, the transition to complete digitalization (digitalization), and the presence of highly educated specialists. It was clarified that the factors that have the greatest negative impact are the low level of investment attractiveness, corruption component, the impact of the global economic crisis, and the high level of shadowing of the economy. The method of correlation-regression analysis was used to prove the hypothesis put forward regarding the existence of a connection between the indicators characterizing innovative development and the level of financial security of households. The adequacy of the developed model has been confirmed on the basis of the Fisher's F-criterion. The existence of a strong relationship between independent and dependent variables (multiple correlation coefficient R=0.9875) was mathematically confirmed, which proves the expediency of stimulating innovative development to strengthen financial security. It was established that with an increase in both independent variables at the same time by 1 % (the cost of scientific research, the total amount of expenditures in the areas of innovative activity of industrial enterprises), the volume of GDP per capita (an indicator of the state of financial security of households) increases by 1.75 %.

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“…Jones and Whitehead ( 2018 ) cite examples of such policy preparation and implementation (including in homeland security) from a number of countries, including the US, UK and Singapore. They note that this is increasingly concerned with very divisive issues and, in the spirit of ‘libertarian paternalism’ (Thaler and Sunstein 2008 ), is often aimed at discreetly pushing individuals towards decisions that are beneficial to the state (latest examples: Goel et al 2021 , Lunz Trujillo et al 2021 ). They also point out the possible risks of this approach—in particular, the possible artificiality of the experimental environment, the risks implied by the fact that only a small part of the real world can ever be brought into the laboratory and the potential implications for the deterioration of the relationship between the state and its citizens—if any such study is ever used to justify the intensive deployment of policy innovations.…”

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An experimental study of countermeasures against threats: real-world effects meet treatment effects

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The experimental study of positions on policies and measures against various new types of threat is fast becoming a mainstream research practice. In this article we argue as follows: in security studies in particular, there is a risk that the experimental treatment is contaminated by subjects’ previous experience of the real world (‘contamination’), and this may substantially complicate the assessment of the size of the experimental treatment’s causal effect. We discuss ways to decrease the risk of uncontrolled contamination. Using two experimental case studies we show two typical cases of contamination in security studies (one, where the contamination of all treatments was extremely high, and another, where the level of contamination was unknown and might have varied across the experimental groups) and consider what this implies for the substantive results of the experiments. An analysis of contamination should become a routine, especially when reporting security experiments. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11135-022-01354-4.

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Can financial incentives help with the struggle for security policy compliance?

Cited by 17 publications

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Development of doctrinal model for state financial security management and forecasting its level

Development of doctrinal model for state financial security management and forecasting its level

Development of an integrated approach to assessing the impact of innovative development on the level of financial security of households

An experimental study of countermeasures against threats: real-world effects meet treatment effects

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