Disaster and poverty : the differential impacts of disaster on the poor in the Gulf Coast region.

Sufiyan,; Muhammad, Abu

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“…In terms of human resources, data collected from BPS shows that while the intensity of natural disasters that hit the territory of Indonesia tends to increase every year, the level of poverty and disturbance in Indonesia has a downward trend in the period 2013 to 2019, this is possible where according to research (Ewing et al, 2009) stated that post-disaster reconstruction can increase the rate of labor absorption which will accelerate the accumulation of human capital (Sufiyan, 2014) in his research stated that the unemployment rate decreased, and non-agricultural private employment increased when disaster losses increased. Loss of property created a lot of work during the recovery and reconstruction period.…”

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The Effect of Natural Disaster on Regional Economic Growth, Unemployment, Poverty, and Human Development Index in Thirty Indonesian Provinces

Ilham

2023

JIAE

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Purpose The objective of this research is to identify the effects of natural disasters on several variables. The impacts were analyzed both directly and indirectly. Design/methodology/approach Using Partial Least Squares, natural disaster, regional economic growth, poverty, unemployment, and human development index as the variables with their own indicators. Findings This study finds that the direct effects of natural disasters are a significant reduction in regional economic growth, an insignificant increase in poverty, and a significant increase in unemployment. Furthermore, natural disaster have varying results in indirect effects. Research limitations/implications The limitation of this research is the use of natural disasters which only involves three types of natural disasters, as well as thirty provinces in Indonesia. Originality/value This study uses regional economic growth, unemployment, and poverty variables as intervening variables to determine the effect of natural disasters on the human development index which there are still not many similar studies on the disaster economics approach.

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The Effect of Natural Disaster on Regional Economic Growth, Unemployment, Poverty, and Human Development Index in Thirty Indonesian Provinces

Ilham

2023

JIAE

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Disaster and poverty : the differential impacts of disaster on the poor in the Gulf Coast region.

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The Effect of Natural Disaster on Regional Economic Growth, Unemployment, Poverty, and Human Development Index in Thirty Indonesian Provinces

The Effect of Natural Disaster on Regional Economic Growth, Unemployment, Poverty, and Human Development Index in Thirty Indonesian Provinces

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