The Theory and Practice of Econometrics.

Davidson, James; Judge, George G.; Griffiths, William E.; Lee, Tsoung-Chao

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“…Visualization in the descriptive analysis is used to describe whether there is a grouping of reading literacy scores in the regions to see indications of spatial dependence. If descriptively, there is a spatial correlation, then inference analysis can be continued with a spatial regression model (LeSage, 1999). The inferential analysis is used to analyze the spatial effect of reading literacy scores in Indonesia and estimate the spatial model to identify factors that influence reading literacy scores using the Spatial Regression Model.…”

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How does ICT literacy influence reading literacy score in Indonesia: first attempt using spatial analysis approach

Annisawati¹,

Oktora²

2023

JARHE

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PurposeThe aims of this research include (1) to identify the scores of reading literacy in 34 provinces and (2) to determine the impact of ICT literacy with other variables on reading literacy in Indonesia.Design/methodology/approachThematic maps and Spatial Autoregressive Regression were applied to 2019 AKSI Survey data.FindingsThe results showed that only D.I. Yogyakarta, DKI Jakarta and Kepulauan Riau have a high percentage of reading literacy scores in the excellent category. The ICT literacy and teachers' competency scores significantly affect the percentage of reading literacy. Meanwhile, the percentage of lack of learning materials and GRDP per capita has no significant effect.Originality/valuePreviously, the national exam has been used to determine the quality of education in Indonesia, but it is ineffective because it only measures cognitive aspects. In 2015, the Ministry of Education initiated the AKSI survey, which measures cognitive (reading, math and science literacy) and non-cognitive aspects, as an effort to improve the quality of education in Indonesia. Some literature states that reading literacy is the most basic indicator for determining the quality of education, but in Indonesia, it is the lowest achievement. To improve reading literacy scores, the government has to utilize technological advances through School Digitization. However, this should be supported by the ICT literacy of students. Presently, there is no study to evaluate the impact of ICT literacy on reading literacy, which is also affected by regional value differences.

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How does ICT literacy influence reading literacy score in Indonesia: first attempt using spatial analysis approach

Annisawati¹,

Oktora²

2023

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“…Subsequently, Blundell and Bond (1998) developed the S‐GMM estimator, which is more appropriate for solving endogeneity problems. The S‐GMM has three advantages (Davidson, 2000): (i) Firstly , it provides unbiased, convergent and efficient estimators in the presence of lagged variables; (ii) secondly, it takes into account unobservable geographical factors, such as climate and openness to the sea, which can influence alcohol consumption; (iii ) finally, it corrects for simultaneity bias between the variables of interest and control. The absence of autocorrelation in the residuals ensures that unbiased estimators are obtained.…”

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Alcohol consumption in developing countries: Does information and communication technology (ICT) diffusion matter?

Song,

Mougnol A Ekoula,

Ngnouwal Eloundou

2023

J of Intl Development

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The use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has generated a rich literature. In this paper, we examine the effect of ICT use on alcohol consumption in a sample of 120 developing countries. To do so, we specify and estimate a panel data model first by pooled ordinary least squares (POLS) and second by feasible generalised least squares (F‐GLS) over the period 2000–2020. The robustness of the results is tested by using the system generalised method of moments (S‐GMM), taking into account regional specificities and cultural variables. The main result reveals that ICT use significantly reduces alcohol consumption. However, the effects of ICTs are mediated by economic, political and institutional governance. We suggest qualitative improvements in technological infrastructure for continued mitigation of alcohol consumption in developing countries.

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The Theory and Practice of Econometrics.

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How does ICT literacy influence reading literacy score in Indonesia: first attempt using spatial analysis approach

How does ICT literacy influence reading literacy score in Indonesia: first attempt using spatial analysis approach

Alcohol consumption in developing countries: Does information and communication technology (ICT) diffusion matter?

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