The Comparative Analysis
| Reference of the Study | Method | Findings |
|---|---|---|
| IEP (2011) | Correlation Analysis | The authors found a statistically significant and negative correlation between GPI and all WGI (VA, PSAVT, GE, RQ, RL, and CC). |
| Nadeem et al. (2020) | Unit Root Tests & ARDL Approach | The authors found that VA correlate negatively with terrorism and positively with peace. |
| Iheonu et al. (2021) | The Ordinary Least Square (OLS), the Tobit regression, and the Quantile Regression (QR) | The authors found that GE increases peace, where the preliminary level of peace is at its lowest level. |
| Fisher et al. (2021) | Linear Regression | The authors found that RG is highly correlated with sustainability rather than peace. |
| Deyshappriya (2015) | Linear Regression | The author found that the lack of CC negatively affects the per capita economic growth, while peace stimulates the economic growth of the tested countries. |
| Nguyen et al. (2021) | Fixed-Effects Regression | The authors found that better GE and public administration benefit peace and prosperity. |
| Our Study | Feasible Generalized Least Squares (FGLS) | We found that the effects of independent variables [five WGI (VA, PSAVT, GE, RQ, and CC)] on the dependent variable (GPI) are statistically negative and significant, with a significance level of 5%. |
| Reference of the Study | Method | Findings |
|---|---|---|
| Correlation Analysis | The authors found a statistically significant and negative correlation between GPI and all WGI (VA, PSAVT, GE, RQ, RL, and CC). | |
| Unit Root Tests & ARDL Approach | The authors found that VA correlate negatively with terrorism and positively with peace. | |
| The Ordinary Least Square (OLS), the Tobit regression, and the Quantile Regression (QR) | The authors found that GE increases peace, where the preliminary level of peace is at its lowest level. | |
| Linear Regression | The authors found that RG is highly correlated with sustainability rather than peace. | |
| Linear Regression | The author found that the lack of CC negatively affects the per capita economic growth, while peace stimulates the economic growth of the tested countries. | |
| Fixed-Effects Regression | The authors found that better GE and public administration benefit peace and prosperity. | |
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