Critical Factors of Patient Satisfaction in Private Healthcare Sector of Lahore

Shabeer, Muhammad Ghulam; Riaz, Shoukat; Riaz, Faheem

doi:10.52587//jems020101

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“…Information such as the internet, television sets, and cell phones contribute to the enhancement of high-tech exports (Shabeer et al, 2021a;Bougheas et al, 2000;Norton, 1992). Madden and Savage (2000) demonstrated a positive relationship between telecommunications infrastructure and economic growth across 43 nations.…”

Section: High-tech Trade and Informationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This study has used four estimation techniques: simple linear regression, quantile regression, bootstrap quantile regression, and feasible generalized least square FGLS (hetero) to assess the impact of explanatory variables on the dependent variable. Simple regression assumes that the cross-sections are homogeneous, quantile regression is used to robust outlier, and FGLS (hetero) is used to tackle cross-section heteroscedasticity (Shabeer et al, 2021a) Using multiple techniques of regression also ensures the claim whether explanatory variables have a consistent impact, or the impact will change by change in estimators.…”

Section: Estimation Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Evaluating Innovation and Institutions for Tech-Trade: A Global Assessment in the Quest for Sustainable Economic Prosperity

Ghulam Shabeer,

Zafar,

Anwar

et al. 2024

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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Sustainable economic prosperity lies in the production of technological products that use the latest technology and do not depend upon natural, non-renewable sources. Trade of such goods boosts the economy and diversifies its existing trade pattern. This study analyses various variables that contribute to high-tech exports. All countries of the world that have more than one per cent share of high-tech exports to manufactured products are taken from 2008 to 2021. A robust statistical method called Feasible Generalized Least Squares (FGLS-hetero) is used to deal with heteroscedasticity. To minimize the impact of outliers, quantile regression, and bootstrap quantile regression techniques are also used. The main purpose of using multiple regression techniques is to assess whether the sign and significance of the coefficient will change by change in estimation techniques. The findings reveal that innovation, access to information, strong institutions, and partnerships between universities and industries all play a significant role in boosting high-tech exports in all estimation techniques. Financial development has a significant direct impact on high-tech export in the case of simple linear regression and FGLS (hetero) but an insignificant positive impact in the case of quantile regression and bootstrap quantile regression.

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Section: High-tech Trade and Informationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Estimation Techniquesmentioning

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Evaluating Innovation and Institutions for Tech-Trade: A Global Assessment in the Quest for Sustainable Economic Prosperity

Ghulam Shabeer,

Zafar,

Anwar

et al. 2024

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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“…A good level of institutional quality precedes the outstanding functioning of effective legal systems, efficient regulatory mechanisms, and low levels of corruption which results in fin-tech that fosters financial inclusion. Shabeer et al (2021a) analyzed emerging countries with low institutional quality that may limit fin-tech and lower its capacity to narrow the financial inclusion gap. Even while previous studies have made great progress in comprehending the connection between fin-tech and financial inclusion, there are still several important gaps in knowledge: Most studies overlook the peculiarities of different cultural contexts to detect certain countries or regions.…”

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confidence: 99%

Unravelling Fin-Tech Influence on Financial Penetration: The Global Assessment

Zain ul Abedeen,

Ghulam Shabeer,

Azra

et al. 2024

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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Financial inclusion is one of the major goals of the IMF and World Bank. Several empirical studies have shown the merits of promoting the financial sector in the economy. It engenders heightened economic growth, facilitates capital mobilization, and fosters a conducive environment for innovation and entrepreneurship within the financial domain. This research delves into the nexus between financial technology (fin-tech) adoption by the financial system and commercial banking sector penetration globally. Panel data analysis has been conducted while controlling for inclusive financial penetration, exchange rate, bank lending rate, and institutional quality. The focal point revolves around unravelling the contribution of fin-tech in the commercial banking landscape. The anticipated contribution lies in providing nuanced insights into the transformative impact of technological advancements on the financial viability of commercial banks.

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“…Despite these differences, tax reforms are still a common theme across countries to generate high revenue, expand economic growth, reduce tax burdens, and simply increase efficiency and transparency in tax collection. Understanding the diverse procedures of tax collection and reforms in South Asian countries needs valuable insights into the effectiveness of such strategies on a more localized scale (Shabeer et al, 2021a;Gnawali, 2018).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding the Dynamics of the Fiscal Landscape Through Institutional Lenses: A Case Study of South Asia

Shabeer,

Ayyubi,

Usman

et al. 2024

J. educ. soc. stud.

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Tax revenue is crucial for governments to finance essential expenditures, social welfare programs, and infrastructure development, which are vital for economic advancement and social well-being. A high tax-to-GDP ratio indicates a strong fiscal position and substantial revenue, which are fundamental for maintaining financial stability and ensuring long-term sustainability. Every country aims to enhance its revenues through various reforms. This study conducted a comprehensive analysis of tax reforms in selected South Asian economies from 2002 to 2022, focusing on their influence on the tax-to-GDP ratio. The outcomes of the Breusch-Pagan and Hausman tests suggest that the Random Effects Model (REM) is suitable for this estimation. Findings of the REM reveal significant and positive associations between government effectiveness, law and order, political stability, and tax-to-GDP share, as one percent rise in the respective variables leads to 3.3%, 1.5%, and 2.02% per one percent improvement in the tax-to-GDP share. The Dumitrescu-Hurlin Panel Causality Tests find no homogeneous causality among related variables. Recommendations include prioritizing government effectiveness, improving the law-and-order situation, maintaining political stability, and enhancing GDP growth to boost tax revenues. Future research will focus on optimizing fiscal policies and revenue mobilization strategies in the region.

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Critical Factors of Patient Satisfaction in Private Healthcare Sector of Lahore

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Evaluating Innovation and Institutions for Tech-Trade: A Global Assessment in the Quest for Sustainable Economic Prosperity

Evaluating Innovation and Institutions for Tech-Trade: A Global Assessment in the Quest for Sustainable Economic Prosperity

Unravelling Fin-Tech Influence on Financial Penetration: The Global Assessment

Understanding the Dynamics of the Fiscal Landscape Through Institutional Lenses: A Case Study of South Asia

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