Mengapa Terjadi Growth Without Development  Di Provinsi Kalimantan Timur?

Kuncoro, Mudrajad; Idris, Ahmad Nafis

doi:10.23917/jep.v11i2.323

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“…To measure the success rate of development it is necessary to have indicators as benchmarks of the success. Kuncoro (2006) states that the development indicators in general consist of: (a) the economic indicators; (b) social indicators.…”

Section: Development Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The increases in real income per capita are only some of the indicators of economic prosperity, because the economic welfare contains the value of the level of income distribution desired. Subsequently, Kuncoro (2006) adds that, which are included economic indicators in development are: (a) GNP (GNI) per capita; (b) the rate of economic growth; (c) GDP per capita.…”

Section: Economic Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The World Bank (in Kuncoro, 2006) classifi es the performance of the economy of a country with a GNI (Gross National Income) or (Gross National Product) per capita, where GNI is gross national income divided by the total population, then the classifi cation of countries based on level of GNI per capita income include: Kuncoro, 2006: 20) argues that developing countries have the following characteristics: (a) the low level of life; (b) the low level of productivity; (c) the high level of growing population and dependency; (d) the high level of unemployment rate. Furthermore Kuncoro (2006) stated that, based on the classifi cation of the World Bank in 2003 Indonesia classifi ed as low-income countries because it has a GNI per capita of US $745.…”

Section: Economic Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore Kuncoro (2006) stated that, based on the classifi cation of the World Bank in 2003 Indonesia classifi ed as low-income countries because it has a GNI per capita of US $745.…”

Section: Economic Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The development theories are dominated by the west economists and continue to experience growth. Since the born of Adam Smith's growth theory, it continues to develop until generate new theories such as the theory of new economic geography and the new growth theory, Kuncoro (2006). The born of the new economic theories above can not be separated from the development of science and the facts that occurred in the economy, which is in line with those expressed by Chalmers (1983) that scientifi c theories are pulled tightly from the facts of experience gained through observation and experimentation.…”

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“…Furthermore Kuncoro (2006) stated that, based on the classifi cation of the World Bank in 2003 Indonesia classifi ed as low-income countries because it has a GNI per capita of US $745.…”

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The influence of natural disaster regional information on investment flows in Aceh

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Taqwaddin,

Iskandarsyah

2023

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This research explores the impact of information on disaster areas on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Aceh. This study aims to explain the relationship between information on disaster areas and FDI decisions to increase understanding of the factors influencing investment opportunities in Aceh. This study used qualitative methods to examine the relationship between information on disaster-prone areas and foreign investment. Qualitative analysis involves the relationship between the provision of information on disaster areas and the level of foreign investment in Aceh. Preliminary results indicate that the availability and accuracy of information on disaster areas has a major impact on foreign investors' risk perceptions and evaluations. Provision of timely and transparent information on disaster risks, mitigation measures, and government response strategies was observed to have a positive impact on investor confidence. Conversely, limited access to reliable information or perceptions of inadequate disaster preparedness may discourage potential investors from engaging in investment activities. The results showed that the level of information on disaster areas in Aceh was not satisfactory and tended to affect the level of investment in Aceh Province. Aceh has very limited resources and information compared to other provinces. The level of investment in Aceh is also not very high compared to other provinces which have also experienced major disasters. It is necessary to increase the provision of information on disaster areas and the integration between the disaster management office and the investment service also needs to be improved.

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The role of green management in creating sustainability performance on the small and medium enterprises

Raharjo

2019

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze the effect of the relationship between stakeholder demand, resources, knowledge and product uniqueness on green marketing and its implication on sustainability performance. Design/methodology/approach This study used a quantitative research approach that explains the phenomenon by collecting numerical data analyzed using mathematically based methods. The research location was Batik Lawean Center of Surakarta, which is the centers of Batik industry and heritage. These locations were chosen because Laweyan and Kedung Baruk have a vision as the center of Batik industry and environment-friendly heritage through sustainable development. Findings Stakeholder demand, resource, knowledge and the uniqueness of the product have a significant effect on the application of green management, and the green management has a significant effect on the sustainability performance. It means that the stakeholder demand, resources, knowledge and product uniqueness have a significant effect on green management, and green management simultaneously shows a significant effect on sustainability performance. The application of green management will also improve sustainability performance. Originality/value The originality of this study is on the testing of simultaneous relationships between the factors making up the application of green marketing, namely stakeholder demand, resources, knowledge and product uniqueness, as well as the impact of green marketing implementation on sustainability performance. This study focuses on the application of green management by involving the measurement of environmental performance and financial performance, as has been investigated by Karagiorgos (2010) and Earnhart and Lizal (2006). On the other hand, this study attempts to review the application of green management in the form of environmental performance as studied by Filbeck and Gorman (2004) and Sarah and Peter (2000), which reveal several determinants of environmental performance, as suggested by Mutamimah and Handoko (2011). However, this study focuses on the qualitative determinants that have been found by researchers (Raharjo, 2016) that the low or high level of green management application is determined by the demand of stakeholders, resources, knowledge, and product uniqueness considering the object of research is the Batik industry, which is certainly different from other industries, such as those that have been investigated by Karagiorgos (2010), Earnhart and Lizal (2006), Mutamimah and Handoko (2011), Filbeck and Gorman (2004), and Sarah and Peter (2000). This study also combines the measurement of financial performance and non-financial performance in the form of sustainability performance variables.

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Mengapa Terjadi Growth Without Development Di Provinsi Kalimantan Timur?

Cited by 26 publications

References 5 publications

Influential of Economic Growth, Manpower Absorption on Public Welfare

Influential of Economic Growth, Manpower Absorption on Public Welfare

The influence of natural disaster regional information on investment flows in Aceh

The role of green management in creating sustainability performance on the small and medium enterprises

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