Capital formation and capital stock in Indonesia, 1950–2008

Eng, Pierre van der

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“…For instance, using World Bank firm‐level survey data, Bu () reported a depreciation rate of over 0.5 for machinery and equipment in Ghana. The rate for over 90 percent of the firms in Indonesia exceeded 0.4 (van der Eng, ). This demonstrates the ridiculousness of the 6 percent assumed by Tahari et al .…”

Section: Application To Sierra Leone Datamentioning

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Growth Empirics: Evidence from Sierra Leone

Kallon¹

2013

African Development Review

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In this paper, I use a novel approach to estimate Sierra Leone's aggregate capital stock from gross fixed investment and depreciation. Using Johanssen's maximum-likelihood cointegration methodology, I then estimate the parameters of the country's long-run per capita aggregate production function. Thereafter, the sources of economic growth are calculated, the key finding being that economic growth in post-independence Sierra Leone has been propelled by mostly capital accumulation. The implications of this capital-driven growth on poverty reduction and income distribution are then discussed. Policy recommendations for how to simultaneously promote economic growth and improve the living standard of the average Sierra Leonean are also provided.

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Section: Application To Sierra Leone Datamentioning

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Growth Empirics: Evidence from Sierra Leone

Kallon¹

2013

African Development Review

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“…3. Van der Eng's (2008, updated to 2013 study shows that Indonesia's non-residential capital stock grew, on average, at 12% during 1990-97 but at 6.5% during 2010-13. 4.…”

Section: Review Of the 2009-14 Presidential And Parliamentary Termmentioning

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2014

Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies

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“…Dalam perspektif jangka panjang ekonomi makro, investasi akan meningkatkan stok kapital, dimana penambahan stok kapital akan meningkatkan kapasitas produksi masyarakat yang kemudian mempercepat laju pertumbuhan ekonomi nasional (van der Eng, 2009). Pemerintah telah berupaya untuk mendorong investasi, baik oleh pengusaha di dalam negeri maupun pengusaha asing, dengan berbagai kebijakan dan regulasi.…”

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“…Di bidang pertanian, stok modal mencakup ternak, bangunan dan alat/ mesin pertanian dan infrastruktur, termasuk nilai perbaikannya (van der Eng, 2009;BPS, 1997). Yang dimaksudkan dengan ternak sebagai stok modal adalah ternak yang dibeli untuk pembibitan guna menghasilkan anak (breeding), menghasilkan susu (milking), dan hewan tarik (draft animal), dan bukan dipotong untuk tujuan konsumsi (BPS, 1997).…”

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Kinerja, Prospek, dan Kebijakan Investasi di Indonesia

Hadi¹

2016

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Investment has a very important role in national economic development, including agricultural sector. In the long-run macroeconomic perspective, investment will increase capital stock, by which production capacity of the community can be increased that, in turn, accelerates national economic growth. This paper aims to list the investment problems, to know the future prospect of agricultural investment, and to formulate policy for promoting agricultural investment in Indonesia. From the findings, some policy suggestions to encourage growth of investment are as follows: (1) To create political, social and economic stability; (2) To develop good and clean government, as well as longterm policy consistency, clearness and assurance, and efficient bureaucracy; (3) To develop efficient function of financing sector and conducive labor relation systems; (4) To generate easier and simpler taxing system as well as export-import and domestic trade procedures; (5) To make land ownership or contract by private company easier, but the majority of agricultural lands are not owned and operated by foreign company; (6) To cancel all regional regulations (Perda) which hamper investment and business activities; and (7) To increase public investment needed as complement for private company and smallholder's investment in agricultural sector. Key words : agricultural investment, investment climate, investment policy ABSTRAKInvestasi mempunyai peranan sangat penting dalam pembangunan ekonomi nasional, termasuk sektor pertanian. Dalam perspektif jangka panjang ekonomi makro, investasi akan meningkatkan stok kapital, dimana penambahan stok kapital akan meningkatkan kapasitas produksi masyarakat yang kemudian mempercepat laju pertumbuhan ekonomi nasional. Makalah ini bertujuan untuk menginventarisasi permasalahan investasi, melihat prospek investasi pertanian, dan merumuskan kebijakan untuk mendorong investasi di bidang pertanian di Indonesia. Beberapa saran kebijakan untuk mendorong pertumbuhan investasi adalah: (1) Menciptakan stabilitas kondisi politik, sosial dan ekonomi; (2) Membangun pemerintahan yang bebas dari korupsi, adanya konsistensi, kejelasan dan kepastian kebijakan pemerintah jangka panjang, serta birokrasi yang efisien; (3) Menciptakan fungsi sektor pembiayaan yang efektif dan sistem ketenagakerjaan yang kondusif; (4) Menciptakan sistem perpajakan dan prosedur perdagangan ekspor-impor dan domestik yang mudah dan sederhana; (5) Mempermudah kepemilikan atau kontrak tanah perusahaan swasta, tetapi mayoritas lahan pertanian jangan

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Capital formation and capital stock in Indonesia, 1950–2008

Cited by 19 publications

References 19 publications

Growth Empirics: Evidence from Sierra Leone

Growth Empirics: Evidence from Sierra Leone

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Kinerja, Prospek, dan Kebijakan Investasi di Indonesia

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