The Price Determinants of Bitcoin as a New Digital Form of Money

Rutskiy, Vladislav; Javed, Sarfaraz; Azizam, Shahzool Hazimin; Chudopal, Nikita; Zhigalov, K.; Kuzmich, Roman; Pupkov, Alexander; Tsarev, Roman

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-63322-6_66

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“…Researchers need to re-examine this phenomenon in the particular context of Oman (Javed, Atallah, et al, 2019; Javed & Husain, 2020; Javed & Husain, 2021; Javed, Husain, et al, 2020; Javed & Khan, 2017; Javed, Khan, et al, 2020; Javed, Malik, et al, 2020). The current study responds to this need and re-inspects the influence of GE’s dimensions on the EG of Oman (Dudzevičiūtė et al, 2018; Javed & Malik, 2021; Khan et al, 2017; Khan & Javed, 2017a, 2017b; Malik & Javed, 2021; Malik et al, 2020; Rutskiy et al, 2020; Rutskiy et al, 2021). The study discusses the insight literature based on the finding that can be helpful to policymakers to evaluate fiscal policies’ role in the sultanate of Oman and different GE dimensions.…”

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Influence of Government Expenditure on Economic Growth: An Empirical Retrospection Based on ARDL Approach

Javed

Husain²

2022

FIIB Business Review

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The study investigates the influence of government expenditure (GE) on Oman’s economic growth by examining different government-spending dimensions as predictors of economic progression based on collected time-series data of Oman for 30 years. The study uses ‘Auto-Regressive Distributed Lag’ (ARDL) to assess the short-range and long-term effects of the dimensions on economic growth. GE, personal consumption expenditure and public debt are significant negative predictors of Oman’s economic progress in the long run. However, government and private consumption expenditures (PCEs) are significantly negative in the short run. Gross domestic investment is not a significant predictor in the long run, whereas public debt is a substantial positive predictor of Oman’s economic growth in the short run. The study will help policymakers recognize GE in Oman’s economic progression and development.

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Influence of Government Expenditure on Economic Growth: An Empirical Retrospection Based on ARDL Approach

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“…Each transaction is certified by the node that has joined the network through the Proof of Work protocol, which is a mathematical algorithm solution. The algorithm solution is then certified by all the nodes in the network and record of the new transaction is reviewed and stored by all nodes (Karamitsos et al, 2018;Mohanta et al, 2018;Rutskiy et al, 2020). None of the nodes will know the identity of those involved in the transaction and the identity is replaced with a address wallet, which is a hash of the public key that uses cryptography (Eskandari et al, 2018).…”

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“…The third phase involves blockchain technology, other than for currency, financial and market uses. The use of blockchain technology in the third phase involves the government, health, science, culture, and arts fields (Karamitsos et al, 2018;Mukhopadhyay, 2018;Azizam et al, 2020). Blockchain technology has been used in various situations throughout the three phases since the first implementation of blockchain technology, which was for creating the Bitcoin.…”

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The Unclaimed Inheritance Issues: A Solution Using Blockchain Technology

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Ali²,

Nordin³

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Unclaimed inheritance retards the economy as well as the continuity of life, especially for beneficiaries who are less capable. Recorded cases of unclaimed inheritance have seen a yearly rise, and this also has an effect on the Malaysian economy, mainly due to the failure to distribute immoveable property, such as the failure to transfer the ownership of land and houses. This causes the land to become abandoned and underdeveloped. Hence, various measures are needed to solve the unclaimed inheritance problem and contemporary technology should be fully utilised to overcome this problem. This study intended to explore the benefits of blockchain technology for solving the unclaimed inheritance problem. Blockchain technology is a database system that replaces the traditional system with various advantageous, which makes organisational management more effective and systematic. This technology supports the implementation of a smart contract, which acts as a medium for managing inheritance distribution to ensure no beneficiaries is left out and receives the rightful share. A smart contract is an agreement in digital form that uses a certain protocol and only applies to the relevant parties. This study applied the qualitative approach and a descriptive research design. Data collected through document analysis and interview methods. Data from the document analysis method involved primary and secondary sources, while the semi-structured interview method was used for field studies. Findings showed that the blockchain technology is an appropriate solution for solving unclaimed inheritance problems. However, a blockchain based smart contract requires the cooperation between the party authorised to distribute inheritance property and the banks as well as other government agencies in order to ensure that the inheritance distribution process is carried out smoothly. This study benefits the authorities in charge of inheritance management as well as act as a guide for future researchers. This study offers a theoretical solution for solving the distribution of unclaimed inheritance by using blockchain based smart contract.

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