Competitiveness and the Logistics Performance Index: The ANOVA method application for Africa, Asia, and the EU regions

Sergi, Bruno S.; D’Aleo, Vittorio; Konecka, Sylwia; Szopik-Depczyńska, Katarzyna; Dembińska, Izabela; Ioppolo, Giuseppe

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2021.102845

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“…While LPI Physical infrastructure has the highest impact on exports in low-middle-income economies, logistics performance generally has a major impact on imports in upper-middle-income economies such as China, Mexico, Thailand, and Turkey [ 29 ]. In order to improve the logistics performance index in Africa, Asia, and the EU, infrastructure, human factors, and institutions are required [ 43 ]. In Europe, the human factor is significantly more important for improving the LPI over time, whereas in Asia, infrastructure remains key.…”

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Gross domestic product and logistics performance index drive the world trade: A study based on all continents

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The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Logistics Performance Index (LPI) on international trade of nations across each continent and worldwide. Secondary data collected on 142 countries—37 Asian, 41 European, 41 African, 3 Oceania, 14 Middle East, 11 North American and 9 South American–were analysed across the years 2007, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, and 2018. Panel regression technique was applied and the random effect (RE) model was chosen based on the results of the Hausman tests and Breusch–Pagan Lagrange Multiplier test. The findings revealed that the LPI has a positive relationship with net exports globally and specifically within the continents of Asia, Europe, and Oceania. Moreover, while the GDP appears to have a significant negative impact on net exports, specifically within Asia, in contrast, countries in Oceania and the Middle East present a positive relationship. Also on the African continent, GDP has a significant negative impact on the net exports. Findings provide a holistic picture of the impact of LPI & GDP on net exports, which will assist governments in the formulation and revision of its strategies and policies to expedite the growth of exports and in turn, the economy. This study was the first of its kind to explore the impact of GDP and LPI on international trade of nations across worldwide.

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“…In Europe, the human factor is significantly more important for improving the LPI over time, whereas in Asia, infrastructure remains key. The development of Africa’s logistics is dependent on these all three elements [ 43 ].…”

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“…Meanwhile, GCI is a type of competitiveness that is defined as a set of institutions, policies, and factors that determine the level of efficiency/productivity of a country. This level of efficiency determines the level of wealth and income of citizens (Sergi, et al, 2021).…”

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“…Production and trade are becoming more individualized, along with the increasing volume of goods delivered with smaller shipments and today's increasingly demanding customer needs (Szymczyk, 2019), based on (Sergi, et al, 2021) research on competitiveness and logistics performance indices, the EU human factor is much more important to further increase the LPI which means the general public's sentiment about the environment and gender equality is one of the problems in the EU logistics system and will be a matter of trust in this sector, especially logistics transport companies.…”

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Comparative Perspectives on Modern Logistics Transportation Based on Green Logistics in Europe and Indonesia: Concept of Sustainable Economy

Setiawan

Koestoer

2021

JMCIE

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The concept of logistics is a supply chain system to facilitate the movement of goods and resources (raw materials), delivery scheduling, storage, and marketing to consumer endpoints that support economic growth. The increase in logistics transportation also has a negative impact, especially environmental problems, the effectiveness of logistics transportation, and the quality of materials and goods which will eventually involve economic problems. This article aims to compare the implementation of modern logistics transportation systems in the European Union and Indonesia with the application of green logistics. This study uses a comparative study method with a qualitative descriptive approach to modern logistics transportation that applies the concept of green logistics. The problem of European Union logistics transportation is only in the human resources sector and congestion in a certain period. The solution is to add regulations related to alternative or manipulated road systems to reduce congestion. On the other hand, the problems that exist in Indonesia are related to the low facilities, regulations, and investment for logistics transportation. As a solution, several regulations and programs have been implemented as a green logistics concept such as anti-ODOL regulations, and the sea toll program.

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A Logistics Performance Index Review: A Glance at the World’s Best and Worst Ten Performances

Çetinkaya

Özceylan

2021

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Competitiveness and the Logistics Performance Index: The ANOVA method application for Africa, Asia, and the EU regions

Cited by 46 publications

References 32 publications

Gross domestic product and logistics performance index drive the world trade: A study based on all continents

Gross domestic product and logistics performance index drive the world trade: A study based on all continents

Comparative Perspectives on Modern Logistics Transportation Based on Green Logistics in Europe and Indonesia: Concept of Sustainable Economy

A Logistics Performance Index Review: A Glance at the World’s Best and Worst Ten Performances

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