The Determinants of Indonesia’s Coal Exports Demand to Six Asian Countries

Susanto, Deni Aditya; Admi, Randy

doi:10.20473/jde.v6i1.18916

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“…The benchmark coal price significantly impacts the volume of Indonesia's coal exports (Susanto & Admi, 2021). This price is a crucial factor in deciding the economic situation of the coal industry and export determinations (Steckel & Jakob, 2021).…”

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Does Climate Policy Affect The Price And Volume Of Indonesian Coal Exports?

Widati

2024

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This study aims to investigate the impact of climate policies, such as the ParisAgreement and its derivatives, the Gasglow climate pact, on the reference coal priceand its effect on the volume of Indonesian coal exports. A qualitative approach,utilizing secondary data from various international level journals, data from theMinistry of Energy and Mineral Resources, the World Bank, and other relevantsources, was employed. The research method utilized literature study. The results ofthis study indicate Climate policies the Paris Agreement, the Glasgow Climate Pact,and benchmark coal price on Indonesia's coal export volume is limited do not have anotable effect the volume of coal exports do not significantly impact the reference.Recommendation for Policy makers should conduct a comprehensive assessment ofcoal export policies, with a particular focus on their alignment with the commitmentsoutlined in the Paris Agreement and the Glasgow Climate Pact. This assessmentshould include an examination of emissions targets and whether or not coal exportsare at odds with them.

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Does Climate Policy Affect The Price And Volume Of Indonesian Coal Exports?

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“…As is the case in exporting countries, according to Purmiyati & Muhammad (2020), the larger the population of the importing country, the greater the level of need for goods. The population growth of partner countries will also increase the number of overseas consumers (Susanto & Admi, 2021). Thus, it will indirectly increase the number of exports due to the increasing demand of partner countries.…”

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Competitiveness and determinants of Indonesia's natural rubber exports in main partner countries

Tiyastuti¹,

Marwanti²,

Fajarningsih³

2022

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The main destination countries play an important role in Indonesia's natural rubber exports, as most of Indonesia's natural rubber is exported to these countries. The purpose of this study was to examine the comparative advantage and determinants of Indonesia's natural rubber exports to major partner countries. The RCA (Revealed Comparative Advantage) index is used to assess the comparative advantage, and panel data regression analysis is used to analyze the determinants of exports to the main partner countries (USA, China, Japan, India, Republic of Korea, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Belgium and Turkey). The results of this study indicate that Indonesian natural rubber has a comparative advantage in the main partner countries, which are characterized by RCA index >1. In addition, it was determined that based on panel data regression, the increase in the world price of natural rubber and export restriction policies have led to a decline in natural rubber exports from Indonesia. It is found that the population of Indonesia reduces exports, while the population of partner countries increases exports due to population growth, which will increase the consumption of natural rubber. On the other hand, the increase in Indonesia's gross domestic product (GDP) will lead to an increase in natural rubber production capacity, which will contribute to an increase in exports. It is found that the previous year's demand was also taken into account by partner countries that import Indonesian natural rubber. The results of this study can be useful for the Indonesian government and stakeholders (such as natural rubber producers and exporters) to identify strategies to improve export performance

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“…This makes the author want to analyze and map countries' dependence on Indonesian coal imports and see the importance of Indonesian coal to the world's energy contribution. Research written by Deni Aditya and Randy Admi discusses the determinants of coal import demand in destination countries and their influence on Indonesia (Susanto and Admi 2021). This study used six Asian countries importing Indonesian coal from 2008 to 2018 to reveal that exchange rates, foreign exchange variables, coal production, and country economic growth significantly affect Indonesian coal.…”

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Mapping the Country’s Dependence on Indonesia’s Coal Import Market

MANURUNG,

PRAKOSO,

ROZIQIN

2024

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Indonesia is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of coal. Its strategic geographical location facilitates coal export activities to consumer countries. In addition, the quality of Indonesian coal is also very suitable for steam power plants, especially sold at competitive prices on the international market. This research highlights how the world's largest coal-importing countries depend on the Indonesian coal import market. This means that Indonesian coal significantly influences the world's energy contribution. Based on this fact, the author states that the coal that Indonesia exports to importing countries dramatically affects the economic conditions of these countries. Driven by population increases, economic expansion, improved quality of life, and energy use, coal is an important energy source. Therefore, many countries import coal to meet domestic energy needs and reserve coal supplies long-term. To find out this, the author uses a qualitative research method, descriptive analysis with a dependency theory approach, that is analyzed in a world macro context using a world system perspective. In addition, the author also uses mean calculations to find the average result of the amount of coal imports for each country.

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The Determinants of Indonesia’s Coal Exports Demand to Six Asian Countries

Cited by 4 publications

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Does Climate Policy Affect The Price And Volume Of Indonesian Coal Exports?

Does Climate Policy Affect The Price And Volume Of Indonesian Coal Exports?

Competitiveness and determinants of Indonesia's natural rubber exports in main partner countries

Mapping the Country’s Dependence on Indonesia’s Coal Import Market

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