The Economic Performance of China in Trade War: The Case Study of Three Global Economic Crises in 1997–2020

Sasongko, Budi; Bawono, Suryaning; Prabowo, Bambang Hadi

doi:10.1108/s1571-03862021000029b022

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“…According to Ren (2021), beliefs and culture significantly affect Malaysia's business relations and cooperation with China. The results are in line with the study of Sasongko, Bawono, and Prabowo (2021) that the human factor is the main driver to real economic growth in China and the USA. This is not consistent with Amin and Alam's (2008) that religion in Malaysia affects the city and the village.…”

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confidence: 89%

“…Table 2 shows that expenditure does not significantly influence Malaysia's economic growth because the direction of the relationship is negative. The results are not consistent with the study of Sasongko, Bawono, and Prabowo (2021), Widarni andSinclair-Desgagné (2021). This shows that consumption is not a predictor of economic growth.…”

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confidence: 79%

“…Attention is mostly directed to interest rates because Muslims forbid the practice of Riba. Sasongko, Bawono, and Prabowo (2021) showed that the real sector and the capital significantly affect an organization's economy. However, the source of capital is not only from debt.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Investment, Deposit Interest Rates, and Real Sector Performance: A Case Study of Islamic Finance in Malaysia

2021

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This study aims to examine the influence of interest rates, GDP, consumption, and investment on Islamic finance in Malaysia. Also, it focuses on the causal relationship between the macroeconomic and humanistic approach in understanding the role of Muslim economics. Data were analyzed using the Vector Error Correction Model and the results showed that interest rates negatively affect the real sector. Therefore, the Islamic financial system with a zero or no interest-based interest rate tends to promote a social economy

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“…Such transactions bring huge profits to the bank. But it made many people trapped in the 'debt trap' which later turned into a big bomb (Thornton, 2021 ;Sasongko, Bawono, & Prabowo, 2021).…”

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Interest Rates and Burden of Economics in Thailand

Sulisnaningrum¹,

Puspaningtyas²

2022

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This research tries to investigate how interest rates affect economic performance by using indicators of GDP, consumption, investment and interest rates. The World Bank provided secondary data for our study, which has an annual study period from 2000 to 2020. We use vector analysis for estimate data. We found that Investments encourage economic growth, although, in Thailand, domestic consumption does not necessarily encourage economic growth. This is very surprising because it is a different finding. However, interest rates suppress all sectors, both in the market sector, namely consumption, the financial sector, namely investment, and the production sector, namely GDP. GDP itself is an indicator of economic growth. Interest rates are a depressant and a burden on the economy in Thailand so low-interest rates and being managed carefully are the policies we recommend for economic recovery in Thailand.

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“…In addition to factors such as buildings, machinery, and land, another factor of production that is indispensable in an economy is labor (Sasongko, Bawono, & Prabowo, 2021). Labor has a broader meaning than just physical strength, but labor is "human capital" which combines other essential and intangible qualities.…”

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The Role Of Financial Literacy On Economic Growth And Human Capital In Thailand

Rusminingsih¹,

Damayanti²

2022

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This study looks into the impact of financial literacy with economic growth with human capital in Thailand. This study investigates data at the start point year of 2000 to 2020 to generate "autoregressive vectors" that can be utilize for determine relationship among the variables human capital (HC), Financial Literacy (LC), and economic growth (GDP). We found about the Financial literacy who have significant impact in providing a production boost that have direct impact to economic growth. Financial literacy have important impact about encouraging some development the human capital through human capital investment. So that financial literacy plays a critical role in Thailand's economic and human development.

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The Economic Performance of China in Trade War: The Case Study of Three Global Economic Crises in 1997–2020

Cited by 22 publications

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Investment, Deposit Interest Rates, and Real Sector Performance: A Case Study of Islamic Finance in Malaysia

Investment, Deposit Interest Rates, and Real Sector Performance: A Case Study of Islamic Finance in Malaysia

Interest Rates and Burden of Economics in Thailand

The Role Of Financial Literacy On Economic Growth And Human Capital In Thailand

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