Non-Tariff Measures (Ntms) and Indonesian Natural Rubber Export to the Main Export Destination Countries

Virginia, Andina; Novianti, Tanti

doi:10.20473/jde.v5i1.18609

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“…The possible answer is Turkish automobile import is higher than export. Virginia & Novianti (2020) also show that the exchange rate is not significant on Indonesian clove export. The import tariff is also the possible answer to the insignificancy.…”

Section: Effect Of Exchange Rate On Exportmentioning

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“…Thus, this paper proposes the Middle-east countries as the relevant export destination countries because first, there are no previous paper studies the Middle-east countries specifically as export destination countries where mostl are Asian countries (Huda, 2006;Siburian, 2012;Wardhana, 2011;Zuhdi & Suharno, 2015), major importer countries (Hasibuan et al, 2012;Hermawan, 2011;Huseyni et al, 2019;Nurhayati et al, 2018;Sari et al, 2014;Virginia & Novianti, 2020;Yulismi & Siregar, 2007), other regions (Osabuohien et al, 2019;Wardani & Mulatsih, 2017), or the world (Abedini & Péridy, 2009;Natale et al, 2015;Peridy & Abedini, 2008). The determination of export destination countries is fundamental since different regions require specific bilateral policies.…”

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The Export Determinants of Indonesian Automobile in the Selected Middle-East Countries

2021

Jurnal Akuntansi, Manajemen Dan Ekonomi

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Since the automobile is one of Indonesia's high value-added commodities which has high export potency, this paper attempts to analyze and find the export determinants of Indonesian automobile in the selected Middle-east countries during the period 2006 -2019. Those countries are chosen since they are the largest oil exporters in the world and have large GDP from it. This paper applies the gravity model and the Ordinary Least Square (OLS) regression method. Since the Fixed Effect Model (FEM) suffers from positive autocorrelation heteroscedasticity, the analysis employs Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR) weights on the FEM model. Based on the analysis result, the export determinants of Indonesian automobile in the selected Middle-east countries are Indonesia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, the importer country's GDP per capita, economic distance between Indonesia and the importer country, exchange rate, and oil price crisis.

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The Export Determinants of Indonesian Automobile in the Selected Middle-East Countries

2021

Jurnal Akuntansi, Manajemen Dan Ekonomi

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“…Product access is administered by a large set of regulations and requirements which must be met by the exporter (UNCTAD, 2018). This can increase trade costs and pressure small exporters (Virginia & Novianti, 2020). Therefore, the governments of Indonesia and Thailand are expected to make fair and profitable policies to increase economic and sustainable agriculture development in both countries.…”

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Consumer behavior to Thai fruit consumption during COVID-19 pandemic in Jakarta, Indonesia

Vivithkeyoonvong¹,

Chairunnisa²,

Onngernthayakorn

et al. 2021

JSeD

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Indonesia imports fruits from around the world to serve people’s demand. Thailand as one of the fruit exporters to Indonesia needs to further explore what influences the consumption of Thai Fruits in Indonesia. Moreover, currently the COVID-19 pandemic likely affects all sectors, including the agriculture sector. This study aims to analyze the relation between socioeconomic characteristics and consumer behavior, particularly the pandemic period, that affects the purchasing decision of Thai Fruits. Using a structured questionnaire, random sampling of 1,736 respondents who shop at 5 All Fresh Supermarket branches were interviewed. The data was analyzed using the chi square test and binary logistic regression. The results found that socioeconomic characteristics such as age, gender, education, occupation, and income had a relation with Thai Fruits purchasing decision. In term of product awareness for instance, quality and taste is the utmost concern for customers. However, during COVID-19 pandemic, the level of customers’ consideration for quality and safety is clearly higher. Therefore, a different strategy is needed to convince consumers. The result also found that tasting experience influences purchasing decision significantly. To enhance international economic development, such agricultural products must respond to the customers’ needs and mutual cooperation between trading countries.JEL Classification: F13; Q13; Q17

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“…The milky fluid exuded from the rubber trunk plant is known as latex (Raulf 2014) can be used as a material for making tires (Akca, Gursel, and Sen 2018), gloves and so on. Indonesia still exports rubber products in the form of raw materials (Virginia and Novianti 2020) or semi-finished products. Rubber is an export commodity (Daulika, Peng, and Hanani 2020) with the largest exporting countries, namely Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam (Kamaludin 2018).…”

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Guidelines for Development of Area-Based Plantation of Rubber Commodity in Musi Rawas

Putra¹,

Darwa²

2021

JEP

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There has not been a good integration among the central, provincial, and regional levels in the allocation of the budget, thus making the impact of plantation development activities less effective and efficient. This study aimed to analyze the potential of the region and create a pattern for the development of rubber commodity plantations in Musi Rawas District. This study was conducted by analyzing the data and literature review, conducting focus group discussions, mapping and digitizing the potential for rubber commodities using satellite imagery. With the position of the region that is included in the growing stage, the development of the area is directed first for on-farm development. The development of the region is carried out by increasing the production and productivity of rubber plants in Musi Rawas District by replanting and intensifying the rubber plants. The activity strategy focuses more on how to increase the productivity of rubber plants so as to produce high quality claret processing materials (BOKAR) and rubber wood. The development strategy is centered in Tuah Negeri sub-district as the center of the Area and other surrounding sub-districts as supporting Areas. Therefore, in order to achieve these production targets, the strategy taken in developing rubber-based plantation areas is the incorporation and strengthening of the rubber agribusiness system.

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Non-Tariff Measures (Ntms) and Indonesian Natural Rubber Export to the Main Export Destination Countries

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The Export Determinants of Indonesian Automobile in the Selected Middle-East Countries

The Export Determinants of Indonesian Automobile in the Selected Middle-East Countries

Consumer behavior to Thai fruit consumption during COVID-19 pandemic in Jakarta, Indonesia

Guidelines for Development of Area-Based Plantation of Rubber Commodity in Musi Rawas

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