The role of digital media in shaping youth planetary health interests in the global economy / Ibrahim Niankara, Muhammad Noor Al adwan and Aminata Niankara
Despite revolutionizing the work of practicing economists by providing a direct link between neo-classical economic theory and revealed market preference data, Random Utility Theory has yet to guide research applications in global market sustainability. With the worldwide adverse socio-economic effects of the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19), such application now becomes timely. Therefore, relying on a Random Utility theoretic formulation of youths' preferences for the biosphere (ecosystem services, sustainability) and science-based disease prevention to characterize their planetary health interests, this paper adopts a micro-based planetary view of markets to retrospectively analyze the health and ecological implications of digital media consumption among youths in the global economy. Empirically, we rely on a mixed bivariate ordered probit specification, which is estimated using Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods. Our findings reveal a strong, positive correlation coefficient (0.835) between youths' interests in the biosphere and science-based disease prevention. Moreover, digital media consumption in the form of increased frequency of ecological website visits, news blogs visits, and web-browsing on broad science, significantly reduce youths' interests in the biosphere. A similar reduction in youths' interest in science-based disease prevention is observed, from news blogs visits and web-browsing on broad science. Conversely, ecological website visits appear to raise youths' interests in science-based disease prevention. Furthermore, we find a gender-based gradient in youths' planetary health interest, in favor of the female gender. Overall, our findings confirm the appropriateness of a holistic view of health, and suggests a couple of policy implications for the long-term sustainability of our planet..
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2020 |
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2020 |
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Zur Gesamtaufnahme - volume:6 |
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Journal of open innovation - 6(2020), 3/49 vom: Sept., Seite 1-26 |
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Englisch |
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Niankara, Ibrahim [VerfasserIn] |
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10.3390/joitmc6030049 |
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