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Can Effective E-Government Implementation Disrupt Corruption? An Exploratory Study

In: Achieving $5 Trillion Economy of India

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  • Punit Ahluwalia

    (The University of Texas)

  • Mohammad Merhi

    (Indiana University South Bend)

Abstract

The motivation of this study is to explore the relationship between e-government usage and corruption at a country level. This paper statistically assesses this relationship using data of 164 countries collected by credible organizations. Secondary data included in various reports published by international agencies were used for analyses. The sample of 164 countries makes the results more generalized than those published in previous studies. The empirical analysis shows that e-govt index is a significant antecedent of corruption index. The findings reported in this paper have important implications for policy makers and researchers.

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  • Punit Ahluwalia & Mohammad Merhi, 2022. "Can Effective E-Government Implementation Disrupt Corruption? An Exploratory Study," Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics, in: Arti Chandani & Rajiv Divekar & J. K. Nayak (ed.), Achieving $5 Trillion Economy of India, pages 177-185, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:prbchp:978-981-16-7818-9_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-7818-9_10
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