What Economic and Social Factors Affect GDP Per Capita  a Study on 40 Countries

Ilter, Cenap

doi:10.20460/jgsm.2018.252

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“…Generally, countries attempt to allot a fixed percentage of the total GDP to fund science, technology, and innovation, considering R&D as an important business sector of its national economy [ 27 ]. However, the GDP percentage allotted to this business sector (Table 2 ) is still low and dependent on a series of factors, such as working population size, the economic performance of each country in the global market, transparency and political issues, and unemployment rates [ 28 ]. Despite being dependent on these factors, there is a consensus in literature that R&D expenditure leads to long-term productivity growth for the country [ 29 ].…”

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From research to market: correlation between publications, patent filings, and investments in development and production of technological innovations in biosensors

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As the global population grows and science and technology development evolve, fulfilling basic human needs has been even more linked to technological solutions. In this review, we present an overview of the biosensor market and discuss the factors that make certain countries more competitive than others in terms of technology and innovation and how this is reflected in the trends in publication and patent filling. Additionally, we expose briefly how the COVID-19 pandemic acts as a catalyst for the integration of research and development, business, and innovation sectors to bring solutions and ideas that have been predicted as tendencies for the future. Graphical abstract

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From research to market: correlation between publications, patent filings, and investments in development and production of technological innovations in biosensors

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“…However, the low determinacy coefficient suggests that there are other factors that influence the value of GDP per unit. A similar methodology was employed in Ilter’s (2017) study, using regression analysis to investigate the social and economic factors that affect GDP per capita, which is a measure of economic development, across a sample of 40 countries. The results also confirm Helliwell et al (2023) and Gallup Global Well-Being (2010).…”

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Digital Transformations of Public Administration in Countries with Transition Economies

Karpenko,

Zaporozhets,

Tsedik

et al. 2023

European Review

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Digital transformation has become a prevalent feature of the twenty-first century, extending from business to all aspects of social life. Public administration has also been affected by this trend. However, no country undergoing a transition economy has been capable of matching the level of digitalization reached by developed nations. The study aims to evaluate the digital transformations of public administration in transition economies and assess their impact on indicators of population well-being, standard of living, and governance efficacy. The research methodology utilizes various methods, including comparison, grouping, correlation, regression, and cluster analysis, to evaluate the efficacy of digital transformations in public administration within transitioning economies. This article evaluates the extent of digital transformations in public administration and uncovers their favourable progress in countries with transitional economies from 2010 to 2020. An insignificant direct relationship (determination coefficient R2 ≍ 0.15) has been demonstrated between E-Government Development and Index GDP (Gross Domestic Product) per capita. However, a positive, strong connection between E-Government Development and the Government Effectiveness Index has been found. Countries with transitional economies were categorized into four clusters based on the degree of digitalization in their public administration. Results showed that there were no noteworthy gaps between the clusters, as most of the examined countries had comparable levels of development, experience and abilities in the digitalization of public administration.

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“…Many literatures have been study different factors such as population, area, transparency ranking, youth unemployment rate, transparency score, education period and type of government. Recent study by Ilter(2017) [3] exams the effect of eleven social and economic factors on GDP using regression analysis and found that population, GDP, transparency score and compulsory education effect on GDP. Zhang, et al ( 2016) [4] study the relationship between city size and GDP and found there is no relationship between them.…”

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Data Visualization to Explore the Countries Dataset for Pattern Creation

Khan

2021

Int. J. Onl. Eng.

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Data visualization is graph representation of data. It produces interactive graphs that explain the relationships among the data to viewers of the graph. The aim of data visualization is to communicate data value clearly and effectively through graphs [1]. Here we take the advantage of data visualization to explore the countries dataset to provide a holistic and interpretive view about the world. In addition to examine some hypotheses about gross domestic product (GDP) and Literacy and more of the countries effects on different factors showing on the dataset such as the literacy and the migration.

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What Economic and Social Factors Affect GDP Per Capita a Study on 40 Countries

Cited by 10 publications

References 8 publications

From research to market: correlation between publications, patent filings, and investments in development and production of technological innovations in biosensors

From research to market: correlation between publications, patent filings, and investments in development and production of technological innovations in biosensors

Digital Transformations of Public Administration in Countries with Transition Economies

Data Visualization to Explore the Countries Dataset for Pattern Creation

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