Global Comparison of the Factors Promoting E-Government

Matsuoka Kiyoshi (마츠오카 기요시)

doi:10.22693/NIAIP.2019.26.4.003

Global Comparison of the Factors Promoting E-Government

Informatization Policy
Abbr : 정보화정책
2019, 26(4), pp.3-19
DOI : 10.22693/NIAIP.2019.26.4.003
Publisher : NIA
Research Area : Social Science > Public Policy
Received : November 5, 2019
Accepted : December 5, 2019
Published : December 31, 2019

Matsuoka Kiyoshi ¹

¹Waseda University

Accredited

ABSTRACT

Many countries have developed e-governments, but their current statuses differ by country, as demonstrated in the United Nations E-Government Survey. This study focuses on what factors cause these differences. Specifically, it analyzes economic and organizational factors, both of which have not yet been sufficiently considered. Through quantitative and qualitative analyses, the results show that GDP growth and the days required to start a business are important factors, while fiscal balance does not appear to affect e-government development as much. In addition, the existence of allocated ministries or departments that belong to a president or prime minister are also important for e-government progression.

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e-government, digital government, economic factors, organization factors, business activities, fiscal constraints

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