Ellisa Fitri Tanjung
Impact of public wellness, competitiveness, and government effectiveness on quality of education in Asian countries
Universitas Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utara
present study attempts examine impact public wellness competitiveness government effectiveness along literacy rate population growth quality education research panel data collected period 25 years 10 asian countries including world bank global economy data base data specific employed variables different statistical tests like heteroskedasticity autocorrelation crosssection dependence multicollinearity estimation static dynamic gmm applied valid data results show public wellness government effectiveness literacy rate population growth significantly impact quality education asian countries whereas insignificant impact competiveness evidenced outcomes research study associated type key implications terms theoretical methodological practical perspectives well lastly various limitations given along recommendations indepth findings future researchersx0d keywords public wellness competitiveness government effectiveness quality education asian countries