Import Components and Import Multipliers in Indonesian Economy: World Input-Output Analysis

Muchdie, Muchdie; Imansyah, Muhammad Handry; Kusmawan, M.; Al-Jurfri, Hamid

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“…Selain dalam lingkup nasional, keterkaitan antar wilayah juga dapat dilakukan dalam lingkup lebih luas. Muchdie et al (2018;2020) menggunakan tabel IO dunia untuk melihat keterkaitan spasial di enam negara asia dan menganlisis impor Indonesia. Dalam lingkup yang lebih sempit, tabel IO dapat digunakan untuk menganalisis lebih dalam misalkan analisis dampak pada sektor tertentu.…”

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East Java Economic Analysis on Sectoral and Regional Linkages (Inter Regional Input-Output Analysis)

Meilaningsih

Yuniastuti²

2022

EJAVEC

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East Java's economic recovery due to the Covid-19 pandemic is no better than the national economic recovery. In 2020, East Java's economic growth contracted by 2.33 percent (y-on-y), deeper than the national economy which contracted 2.07 percent (y-on-y). Moreover, when the national economy began to recover and grew to 3.69 percent (y-on-y) in 2021, East Java's economic growth only increased by 3.57 percent (y-on-y). These conditions indicate that the East Java economy is in need of appropriate and comprehensive policies to support the acceleration of economic recovery. Viewed from the high contribution of the Manufacturing Industry (C) sector to East Java's GRDP in recent years, this sector has the opportunity to be encouraged to grow. However, GRDP has not been able to explain the interlinkages between economic sectors that occur in a region. By using the 2016 IRIO table, input-output analysis can provide more complete and comprehensive information covering inter-sectoral and inter-regional linkages that cannot be captured only from GRDP figures. The results showed that the Manufacturing Industry (C), Electricity and Gas Procurement (D), and Information and Communication (J) sectors were the key sectors in East Java. These key sectors, especially Information and Communication (J) and Manufacturing Industry (C), have the potential to boost output in East Java as a whole. Spatially, seen from the input transaction pattern, among others, East Java transactions are dominated by transactions with other provinces on the island of Java, some provinces on the island of Kalimantan, as well as provinces in Eastern Indonesia (KTI), namely Bali-Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, and Maluku- Papua. The demand for intermediate input from KTI, especially Bali-Nusa Tenggara, is dominated by DKI Jakarta and East Java. Seeing the location of East Java which is closer to the provinces in KTI, makes it an opportunity to increase the supply of East Java's output to KTI.

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East Java Economic Analysis on Sectoral and Regional Linkages (Inter Regional Input-Output Analysis)

Meilaningsih

Yuniastuti²

2022

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“…40-54;Miller and Blair, 2009, pp. 3, 13;Sancho, 2012Sancho, , 2013Escaith, 2014;Okamoto, 2014;Soklis, 2014;Aroche Reyes and Marquez Mendoza, 2015;Jahn, 2015;Kelly, 2015;Imansyah et al, 2017;Muchdie et al, 2018;Trinh and Thai, 2021).…”

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“…This matrices have been used either for analysis with stable prices and altering quantities by quantity-oriented endogenous or exogenous stimuli on the components of intermediate and final demand, or for analysis with stable quantities and changing cost and prices due to cost-push endogenous or exogenous stimuli on the intermediate and the value added productive factors (Pham et al, 2007;Trinh et al, 2012;Choi et al, 2014;Escaith, 2014;Soklis, 2014;Trinh and Phong, 2014;Economakis et al, 2015;H. A. Bekhet et al, 2016;Imansyah et al, 2017;Kolokontes et al, 2018;Mariolis et al, 2018;Muchdie et al, 2018;Kolokontes et al, 2019;Mariolis et al, 2019;Teves, 2019;Ferreira et al, 2020;Han et al, 2020;Kolokontes et al, 2020;Thai et al, 2020;Markaki and Economakis, 2021;Trinh and Thai, 2021).…”

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Reposition of Forward-to-Backward Input-Output Analysis

Kolokontes¹

2021

Sci. Ann. Econ. Bus.

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“…The next section will analyze Vietnam's import and export situation and their implicationsfor Vietnam's economy. The effects of final demand on output, value added and imports has been studied by M. Muchdie et al (2018) [7], before, in order to explained that imported intermediate input was shown in the usual Keynesian foreign trade multiplier analysis by Trinh et al (2008) [8]. In an open economy, X + M = C + I + E; the external sector is combined inconsistently with the domestic sector in the circular flow.…”

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Vietnam Economic Issue: Looking from Enterprise Sector, Export and Import Situations

2020

JBME

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At first glance, Vietnam has relatively high growth rate in the region and in the world, the average growth in the period of 2011-2018 is about 6.2%. As soon as the Covid 19 pandemic became active, causing most countries to have a negative GDP growth rate, but Vietnam's GDP growth in the first quarter was still 3.82%. This study tried to describe the situation in the context of the current economic situation in Viet Nam through the production results of the enterprise sector, import and export. The study used official data sources from Vietnam General Statistics Office.

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Import Components and Import Multipliers in Indonesian Economy: World Input-Output Analysis

Abstract: This paper calculates, presents and discusses on import components and the impact of final demand change on Indonesian imports using Indonesian 36 sector input-output tables of

Cited by 3 publications

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East Java Economic Analysis on Sectoral and Regional Linkages (Inter Regional Input-Output Analysis)

East Java Economic Analysis on Sectoral and Regional Linkages (Inter Regional Input-Output Analysis)

Reposition of Forward-to-Backward Input-Output Analysis

Vietnam Economic Issue: Looking from Enterprise Sector, Export and Import Situations

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