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National statistical systems are the enterprises tasked with collecting,validating and reporting societal attributes. These data serve many purposes -they allow governments to improve services, economic actors to traversemarkets, and academics to assess social theories. National statistical systemsvary in quality, especially in developing countries. This study examinesdeterminants of national statistical capacity in developing countries, focusingon the impact of general purpose technologies (GPTs). Just as technologicalprogress helps to explain differences in economic growth, states with marketswith greater technological attainment (specifically, general purposetechnologies) arguably have greater capacity for gathering and processingquality data. Analysis using panel methods shows a strong, statisticallysignificant positive linear relationship between GPTs and national statisticalcapacity. There is no evidence to support a non-linear function in thisrelationship. Which is to say, there does not appear to be a marginaldepreciating National Statistical Capacity benefit associated with increases inGPTs.

Developing Knowledge States: Technology and the Enhancement of National Statistical Capacity