Business networks, social capital and the economic performance of creative and cultural industries: The case of Indonesia

Fahmi, Fikri Zul

doi:10.1111/apv.12211

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“…The income obtained comes from culinary and accommodation while living in the area. However, this finding is different from the results of the research conducted (Fahmi, 2019) where he observes that the tourism sector actually has a negative influence on economic growth. This is evidenced by the very low return of capital, when compared to the industrial sector.…”

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Exploring New Sources of Economic Growth Amid The Covid-19 Pandemic

Firmansyah

Iskandar²,

Abbas³

2021

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Exploring New Sources of Economic Growth Amid the Covid-19 PandemicEconomic growth as a macroeconomic indicator that becomes a benchmark for a region can be seen from the increase in the income per capita of its population and the increase in production activities in various economic business fields. The magnitude of the economic potential of Makassar City is not directly proportional to the existing economic growth. The government seems unable to reproduce new sources of growth and this is exacerbated by the post-Covid-19 virus exposure. This is a problem for accelerating the city's economic growth. The novelty of this research tries to explore further the potential sources of new economic growth in Makassar City which is seen from sectoral contributions, namely the education sector, tourism sector, industrial sector, and trade sector. The purpose of this study describes the influence of the contribution of the education sector, tourism sector, industrial sector, and trade sector on economic growth in Makassar City. The data used in this study is secondary data obtained from the Central Statistics Agency in Makassar City. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression analysis with the help of SPSS 23 software. The results show that the variables of education, industry, and trade have a positive and significant impact on economic growth in Makassar City. However, the tourism sector has no effect on economic growth in Makassar City. The implication of the research is that the government should strive to increase economic growth, by accelerating potential productive sectors, as the findings of this research, namely the education, trade and industry sectors, as a new source of economic growth for Makassar City. This is the focus so that in the future the city's economy will improve and become part of the economic recovery strategy agenda after the Covid-19 case.

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Section: The Tourism Sector's Contribution To Economic Growth In Makassar Citycontrasting

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“…However, in contrast to the results of research conducted (Fahmi, 2019) shows that the tourism sector has a negative influence on economic growth. The tourism sector is not able to drive large investments, as is the existence of the manufacturing sector and the construction sector which have a high return of capital.…”

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Exploring New Sources of Economic Growth Amid The Covid-19 Pandemic

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Iskandar²,

Abbas³

2021

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“…Social capital is closely related to creativity and organizational performance. Thus it has a significant impact on organizational performance (Andrews, 2010;Fahmi, 2019;Harris et al, 2019). The accumulation of social capital is very important to improve performance as it can integrate human capital and organizational capital to form intellectual capital.…”

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A Contiguity of Social Capital, Competence, and Business Performance Moderating by Government Policy

Santosa¹,

Supartha²,

Riana³

et al. 2020

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the contiguity of social capital and competence on business performance moderating by government policy. A total sample of 225 Village Credit Institution (LPDs) managers in Bali, the hypothesis is examined using the WarpPLS analysis. The findings reveal that social capital has an important role in enhancing performance, Competence is also an important factor for managers because it can intensify performance. Social capital is largely related to the recognition of society regarding the credibility of the managers, while competence emphasizes the ability of the managers to manage the organization. Government policy must be viewed as a regulation that is able to help improve performance. However, the public policies issued by the government are still unable to help improve social capital and competence. Thus, to create public policies that are able to improve the competence and social capital, a further examination into the variables must be conducted. The findings suggest that two-way communication must be developed and synergy between the government and organizations to create opportunities and overcome the increasingly complex business challenges. The results emphasized the importance of social capital in enhancing business performance. In addition, the role of competence is of equal importance to enhance business performance.

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“…The reaction was the emergence of the concept of zoning in urban planning; there was a need to take into account private property and investment, which began to affect the stratification of social values of communities and individual groups of urban residents. Thus, the current stage of development of urban planning as a system takes place against the background of the crisis of post-industrial society, progressive globalization, and urbanization [4][5][6].…”

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Forecasting the Territorial-Spatial Development of the System of Children’s Medical Complexes in Ukraine

Bulakh

2021

Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environment

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The forecast development prediction in time-space of the urban system of pediatric treatment facilities of Ukraine is given at the national-territorial level, based on three complementary information sources for the future: the author's structure of the urban system of healthcare, its components, and promising types of medical institutions; retrospective analysis and patterns of organization and development of the urban system of medical institutions in the leading countries of the world, which indicate the general direction of extrapolation of systems; projected population of Ukraine (optimistic, optimal and pessimistic options), which are obtained through many years of statistical research. The paper presents the results of modeling, which demonstrate the forecast scenarios for the system development of pediatric treatment facilities at the national level of the urban network of primary care facilities and hospital networks. The model’s scenarios contain time prospects of the forecast for 2030, 2040, 2050, 2060, and 2100. The probable non-linear deviations characteristic of the space-time development of the open system and many internal and external probable points of system bifurcations are considered. The research should be challenging and effective for international scientists who study the range of issues of the urban and spatial development of urban systems, their forecast models, and deployment scenarios. The study is also valuable for countries that face the problems of stable depopulation, have an ineffective and cumbersome healthcare system, and are in the process of looking for ways to reform the medical system in an urban planning context.

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Business networks, social capital and the economic performance of creative and cultural industries: The case of Indonesia

Cited by 13 publications

References 36 publications

Exploring New Sources of Economic Growth Amid The Covid-19 Pandemic

Exploring New Sources of Economic Growth Amid The Covid-19 Pandemic

A Contiguity of Social Capital, Competence, and Business Performance Moderating by Government Policy

Forecasting the Territorial-Spatial Development of the System of Children’s Medical Complexes in Ukraine

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