Indonesia’s New SDGS Agenda for Green Growth – Emphasis in the Energy Sector

Suparjo, Suparjo; Darma, Surya; Kurniadin, Nia; Kasuma, Jati; Priyagus, Priyagus

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“…The relationship between variables is linear, where changes constantly follow changes in the independent variable in the dependent variable-the coefficient of determination results from the square of the correlation coefficient. The calculation of the correlation coefficient and the coefficient of determination have a similar function, namely calculating the strength or absence of the relationship between two variables (Suparjo et al, 2021).…”

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The Flip Side of Economic Growth – Predictions from Indonesia

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Special attention in the future will emphasize patterns or studies thatare relevant and new in highlighting sustainable economic growth. Weseek to identify the role of factors outside of fiscal and monetary policyon economic growth in Indonesia, such as happiness, demographicpressures, labor force, and human development. For this purpose,the OLS method has presented time-series data (2015-2019).Prediction studies show that happiness, demographic pressures, andhuman development can increase economic growth in a significantdirection. Another finding is that the labor force cannot significantlycontrol economic growth, slowly decreasing growth with a negativeslope. Practical contributions to developing countries can accountfor endogenous (internal) growth over the long term. The qualityof human resources must prioritize productivity, income, and realwelfare. The government needs to plan a policy framework orientedto the fiscal and monetary side.How to Cite:Irwansyah, I., Paminto, A., Ilmi, Z., Darma, D. C., & Ulfah, Y. (2022). The Flip Side of Economic Growth – Predictions from Indonesia. Signifikan: Jurnal Ilmu Ekonomi, 11(1), 107-124. https://doi.org/10.15408/sjie.v11i1.20280.

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“…Logical reality is suggested by Suparjo et al (2021), where the "green growth concept" is an important component in evaluating the renewable energy mix, (including coal). Realizing sustainable development is the main thing that has been highlighted in the last few decades, they demanded it to prioritize social elements and optimize the economy.…”

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The Essence of Fuel and Energy Consumptions to Stimulate MSMEs Industries and Exports: An Empirical Story for Indonesia

Wijaya

Awaluddin

2022

IJEEP

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Economics and the environment are issues that never end for debate. As long as the two are not sustainable, they will continue to be highlighted in macroeconomic principles. In addition, economic growth (GDP) is not the only principal topic that is the focus of attention from academics, practitioners, and the government. The objectivity of this research is to dissect the relationship between coal consumptions, electricity consumptions, and oil consumptions on MSMEs and contributors of exports of goods and services in Indonesia. Path analysis supports the test instrument. We implement secondary data to cover seven periods (2014-2020). Regarding the research flow, there are three problem formulation packages that must be investigated, including two direct paths and mediation pathways. The identification results report several important inventions. Coal consumptions and oil consumptions have triggered a positive increase in MSMEs and contributors to exports of goods and services. From another scope, electricity consumption as empirical evidence that affects the contribution of exports of goods and services through MSMEs. The findings of this study provide valuable insights into the sustainability of the MSME industry, creating added value for Indonesian exports, without ignoring regulations related to fuel and energy.

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“…This analytical technique is very precise in identifying linear relationships between variables. Spatial correlation suitability includes five signs, including perfect correlation, uncorrelated, weak correlation, negative correlation, and positive correlation (Suparjo et al, 2021).…”

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Covid-19 Maneuver on Socio-economic: Exploitation Using Correlation

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Lestari

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Apart from the health aspect, Covid-19 has also had socio-economic effects from the fragile balance of development that has designed so far. Instantly, humans experience suffering that is difficult to predict when it will stop. The primary aim of this study is to evaluate the fragility of the socio-economic order because of Covid-19. These two motifs are the basic essence of human beings, especially the population in Indonesia. A two-way correlation applied to the IBM SPSS to predict the effect of Covid-19 on poverty, natality, minimum wages, divorce, GRDP per capita, unemployment, and crime over two periods. The database is as cross-section covering ten areas in East Kalimantan Province. We found the importance of the correlation parameter in this study that it turns out that Covid-19 closely related to the minimum wage, unemployment, and crime. Because Covid-19 has a positive effect on these three variables and the probability has met the criteria, this is also the right instrument for the government in determining special strategies. The implications of the research are to contribute to long-term management in disaster mitigation planning.

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Indonesia’s New SDGS Agenda for Green Growth – Emphasis in the Energy Sector

Cited by 7 publications

References 18 publications

The Flip Side of Economic Growth – Predictions from Indonesia

The Flip Side of Economic Growth – Predictions from Indonesia

The Essence of Fuel and Energy Consumptions to Stimulate MSMEs Industries and Exports: An Empirical Story for Indonesia

Covid-19 Maneuver on Socio-economic: Exploitation Using Correlation

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