Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis
There is ongoing concern over administrative performanceamong the different Malaysian states. Using panel data econometric approach, this paper investigates administrative scale effects and the determinants of administrative intensity in the thirteen states and three federal territories in Malaysia...
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Ting Siew King; Ahmad Mahyudin; Dollery Brian |
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Ting, Siew King; Ahmad, Mahyudin; Dollery, Brian Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION English Article; Early Access There is ongoing concern over administrative performanceamong the different Malaysian states. Using panel data econometric approach, this paper investigates administrative scale effects and the determinants of administrative intensity in the thirteen states and three federal territories in Malaysia over the period 2005 to 2020. Our results indicate that both production labor inputs and population jointly have a scale effect on administrative intensity. There is an inverted U-shaped scale impact from population size and a U-shaped scale effect from production labor input on administrative intensity in Malaysia. Several public policy recommendations are suggested for the improvement of Malaysian administrative performance. ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 0190-0692 1532-4265 2024 10.1080/01900692.2024.2337695 Public Administration WOS:001196516900001 https://www-webofscience-com.uitm.idm.oclc.org/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:001196516900001 |
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Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis |
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Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis |
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Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis |
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Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis |
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Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis |
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Administrative Economies of Scale in the Malaysian States: A Panel Data Analysis |
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION |
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There is ongoing concern over administrative performanceamong the different Malaysian states. Using panel data econometric approach, this paper investigates administrative scale effects and the determinants of administrative intensity in the thirteen states and three federal territories in Malaysia over the period 2005 to 2020. Our results indicate that both production labor inputs and population jointly have a scale effect on administrative intensity. There is an inverted U-shaped scale impact from population size and a U-shaped scale effect from production labor input on administrative intensity in Malaysia. Several public policy recommendations are suggested for the improvement of Malaysian administrative performance. |
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