Preference heterogeneity of local government for implementing ICT infrastructure and services through public-private partnership mechanism

Acharya, Bikram; Lee, Jongsu; Moon, HyungBin

doi:10.1016/j.seps.2021.101103

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“…Heterogeneous local governments, in contrast to the homogenization assumption in traditional economics when studying government behavior, derive mainly from individual preferences of local governments and the economic base conditions of their regions, such as resource endowments, geographical location, and existing economic levels. It is an initial difference that non-competitive ability or effort can influence [33][34][35]. The existence of heterogeneity may allow local governments with economic advantages to achieve higher economic output performance and higher rankings without making high efforts, leading to victory in competition.…”

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An Evolutionary Game Analysis of Heterogeneous Local Government Land Supply Behavior and Industrial Transfer Competition

Hu,

Wang,

Zhao

2024

Systems

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The implicit assumption of homogeneity in traditional economics fails to adequately explain the complex and contradictory behavior exhibited by different local governments in China during the land supply process. The issue of land supply is characterized by practical chaos and has fallen into a theoretical research dilemma. Starting from two dimensions of heterogeneity—preferences and income—this study establishes an evolutionary game model of the limited rationality of local governments. It explores the behavioral evolution process of local governments in the context of industrial competition for land supply and its convergence trends. The research findings indicate that the land supply behavior of local governments is primarily determined by the degree of heterogeneity in preferences and income, as well as the level of compensation for losses to cooperative partners and the severity of penalties for non-cooperative behavior. If local governments’ preferences converge towards a certain threshold or if their income continually increases, they are more inclined towards cooperative behavior; otherwise, they tend to act non-cooperatively. If local governments’ revenues are heavily reliant on industrial transfers, they are more likely to engage in non-cooperative land supply behavior. This research offers theoretical insights and policy recommendations to enhance the optimal allocation of land resources in China.

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An Evolutionary Game Analysis of Heterogeneous Local Government Land Supply Behavior and Industrial Transfer Competition

Hu,

Wang,

Zhao

2024

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“…Accordingly, the importance of knowledge for organizations has appeared through the emergence of the concept of knowledge management, which helps organizations benefit from knowledge in a scientific way. Hence, the application of knowledge management in today's organizations has become a crucial matter through which each organization seeks to achieve its goals and aspirations that ensure sustainability among other organizations [2].…”

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“…Hence, specialists were interested in the tools and mechanisms of sharing knowledge in organizations through technology. Naghdipour [1], Acharya et al [2], Awad and Albaity [3] have emphasized that technology is an essential means of sharing knowledge within organizations. Information and communication technology (ICT) is among the most important forms of technology that are used in knowledge sharing.…”

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Information and Communication Technology and Knowledge Sharing: a Literary Referential Study

Maalawi¹

2022

Int. J. Appl. Inf. Manag.

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This study examines information and communication technology and knowledge sharing articles. It discusses the topic's literary relevance. Researchers examined research, studies, and Arab and global trends. The study read books. Originally, scientific databases tracked the expansion of ICT in Arab and foreign intellectual output. The first computer, the IBM 7001, was released in the mid-1970s, igniting the expansion of information and communication technology (ALTAIR). Then followed a study on ICT's impact on businesses. It was detected 7.5 million times between 1999 and 2020. 21 studies centered on the Arab world. Information sharing via research and monitoring was also explored in the study. Wilson investigated knowledge sharing to improve organizational performance in 1983. From 1980 to 2020, the number of citations for knowledge sharing in research titles in scientific articles continuously increased, reaching over a thousand. The notion of information technology and knowledge sharing developed in 1990, when Hendersk said that knowledge sharing needed information and communication technology. Robert Yinks et al. examined IT & K in 1991 AD. This study addresses ICT and knowledge sharing. From 1991 to 2020, the digital index of information and communication technology and knowledge sharing reveals a lot of international research on the issue. From 2005 to 2017, several studies on the same topic were presented at conferences, workshops, and scholarly forums. These studies emphasized IT and knowledge transfer. An international study on public organizations exists. The Internet, intranet, extranet, and other ICT have been studied for their influence on knowledge exchange. Other studies linked ICT to corporate culture, performance, job happiness, organizational justice, communication, and other management necessities. Another study examined how ICT may promote knowledge sharing. Some studies looked at social media's impact on knowledge sharing.

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“…Strategy is the placement of the company's mission, setting organizational goals by binding external and internal forces, formulating certain policies and strategies to achieve goals and ensuring proper implementation, so that the main goals and objectives of the organization will be achieved (Darwis et al, 2020;Kannan et al, 2020). Strategy shows the general direction that the organization wants to take to achieve its goals (Sunusi et al, 2014;Acharya et al, 2021).…”

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Strategy of the Village Head in Handling Covid-19 in Palae Village South Sinjai District Sinjai Regency

Sani

Ernawati

Jusmiati

2022

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The Sinjai Regency Government in optimizing the handling of Covid-19 implemented a policy in five stages of handling the corona virus, namely the prevention stage, the handling stage, post-covid-19, stimulant assistance to affected SMEs and the fulfillment of social safety nets. The purpose of this study was to find out how the village head's strategy in handling covid-19 in Palae Village, South Sinjai District, Sinjai Regency. The research method used is qualitative research. Data collection techniques used are observation, interviews and documentation. The types of data used are primary and secondary data. The informants in this study were the Head of Palae Village; Village Consultative Body (BPD); Village officials; Covid Safe Village Volunteers; and Community Leaders. Data analysis techniques used are data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results of this study describe the Village Head's strategy in handling covid-19 through the application of PERBUP Sinjai Article 9 Number 27 of 2020. Then form a management called Covid-19 Safe Village Volunteers, conduct socialization related to handling Covid-19, and prepare village alert cars. Distribution of aid in the form of goods, namely the distribution of masks to residents, while cash assistance, namely Direct Cash Assistance (BLT).

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Preference heterogeneity of local government for implementing ICT infrastructure and services through public-private partnership mechanism

Cited by 14 publications

References 37 publications

An Evolutionary Game Analysis of Heterogeneous Local Government Land Supply Behavior and Industrial Transfer Competition

An Evolutionary Game Analysis of Heterogeneous Local Government Land Supply Behavior and Industrial Transfer Competition

Information and Communication Technology and Knowledge Sharing: a Literary Referential Study

Strategy of the Village Head in Handling Covid-19 in Palae Village South Sinjai District Sinjai Regency

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