Financial Deepening and Income Inequality in Indonesia

Rachmawati, Alya May; Wulandari, Dwi; Narmaditya, Bagus Shandy

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“…Deregulation is gradually decreasing inequality in the OECD and ASIAN countries. Rachmawati et al [24] Indonesian financial deepening and income inequality were studied. They examined the relationship of financial deepening indicators to income inequality using time series data.…”

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The Impact of Financial Deepening on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Yemen (1994-2018)

Al-Shawesh

Kumar

2022

JEMT

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This study attempted to investigate the impact of financial deepening on economic growth in Yemeni, using time series based on the use and application of an Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model (ARDL), where data is collected from the World Bank, Yemen's central bank, and the central statistical organization for 1994-2018. The importance of the study lies in knowing the role of financial and economic policies by measuring and analyzing the impact of financial deepening on the Yemeni economy. The study used the independent variable of financial deepening captured by credit to the private sector, grants, Remittances, money supply, banks assets, and foreign direct investment, while the dependent variable gross domestic product is used to measure the economic growth. The results revealed a significant impact of financial deepening on Yemen's economic growth and found the existence of co-integration between the variables and long run relationship. The study recommended that policies that encourage credit borrowing for the private sector should be encouraged.

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The Impact of Financial Deepening on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Yemen (1994-2018)

Al-Shawesh

Kumar

2022

JEMT

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“…The income inequality is a concept that explains differences in prosperity, the standard of living, and income received or generated by individuals or households in society, resulting in uneven distribution between regions caused by differences in production factors and resources that exist in various regions (Rachmawati et al, 2021). There are two main concepts regarding the measurement of the income distribution, namely the concept of absolute inequality and the concept of relative inequality.…”

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The Effect Of Zakat On Income Disparity In Aceh Province

Fadliansah

Suriani²,

Gunawan³

2021

ijbesd

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This study analyzes the effect of zakat funds, human development index, Gross Domestic Product, and poverty on income inequality in 21 districts/cities in Aceh Province. This study uses panel data from 21 districts/cities in Aceh Province for the 2010-2019 period. The results found the regression coefficient of zakat funds have a positive relationship with a significance level of 0.08, which means that an increase in zakat funds of 1 % will increase income inequality by 0.011 points. Then the human development index variable has a negative effect with a significant level of income inequality of 0.000, which means that each human development index increases by 1 %, it will reduce income inequality by 0.12 points. Furthermore, the poverty variable that can describe the role of income inequality, the results obtained have no effect on income inequality in 21 districts/cities of Aceh Province during the study period. Then the last variable is Gross Domestic Product which has a negative relationship with a significance level of 0.0049 on income inequality in 21 districts/cities in Aceh Province during the study period. The resulting regression coefficient is 0.011 %, which means that when the Gross Regional Domestic Product increases by 1 %, it will reduce income inequality by 0.011 points.

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“…In the global economy, most developing countries face several structural problems in production and consumption systems (Clark, 2007;Akenji & Bengtsson, 2014;Govindan, 2018). Besides, the literature mentions that the developing countries are associated with food security issues, poverty, unemployment, and quality of education (Larson et al, 2007;Etana & Tolossa, 2017;Rachmawati et al, 2018). However, since the nation confronted a trade-off due to scarcity, it forces the government to prioritize the sector to be addressed.…”

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Challenges and Opportunities for Agribusiness Development: Lesson from Indonesia

Soetriono¹,

Soejono²,

Hani³

et al. 2020

JAFEB

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This study aims to determine the technical aspects of organic food systems in rice agribusiness and analyze the pattern of economic and institutional structures of agribusiness in East Java of Indonesia. Also, this study investigates the feasibility of farming and understands the strategies of rice agribusiness development. This study was conducted in several places in East Java of Indonesia, covering the district of Blitar, Kediri, Bondowoso, Tulungagung, and Malang. The data were collected through a structured questionnaire and focus group discussion. Furthermore, the data were analyzed using efficiency analysis, revenues analysis, and SWOT analysis. The findings indicated that, technically, the district of Bondowoso, Malang, Kediri, and Tulungagung had implemented the organic systems, while the district of Blitar applied under semi-organic systems. The pattern of economic institutions of agribusiness commodity consists of the production facility, farming, post-harvest and product processing, marketing, and support services institutional. These results showed that the organic rice farming is economically viable, and the government support was provided in the form of the establishment of development centers, the facilitation of agricultural machines, integrated crop management field school, and the organic certification. These findings suggest that several places in East Java have prospective opportunities for production of rice agribusiness development.

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Financial Deepening and Income Inequality in Indonesia

Cited by 11 publications

References 14 publications

The Impact of Financial Deepening on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Yemen (1994-2018)

The Impact of Financial Deepening on Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Yemen (1994-2018)

The Effect Of Zakat On Income Disparity In Aceh Province

Challenges and Opportunities for Agribusiness Development: Lesson from Indonesia

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