The Effect of Farmer's Export, Import, and Exchange Rate on Value-Added of Agricultural Sector in Aceh Province, Indonesia

Elfira, Elfira; Silvia, Vivi; Nasir, Muhammad

doi:10.56225/ijfeb.v1i2.24

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“…In this case, the economic conditions of a country significantly affect international business activities, meaning the possibility of import and export. A better financial condition positively impacted the global scale of business activities (Elfira et al, 2022). The export was the activity of selling or sending the commodity from the customs area to outside the practices area due to a request for sure by buyers in the country.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The import activity was defined as a system activity commodity and service to a country (overseas) for a custom territory of another country. Then, the people from Aceh Province needed the export activities to the economic goods, but the imports from other countries were carried out (Elfira et al, 2022). Results showed that the import volume of financial interests in 2016 in January was 20,489,210 kg with an export value of 2,184,788 US$, compared to the import volume in December of 20,281,743 kg with an import value of 9,034,788 US$.…”

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Influence of Export and Import Activities on Economic Support in the Aceh Region

Hayati,

Rifaldi

2023

JIA (J. Ilm. Agribisnis)

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The progress of a country, based on increased economic growth, was calculated from added total production to the service and commodity for economic activity. It increased the income per capita in the population of the region. The financial system would report with specificity goods production also services. Then, it occurred wherein a more extensive market production accommodation exists market conducts the trade international system. The research aimed to determine the activity exports are also importing to support the Aceh area's economy. A study used the method of quantitative. Furthermore, results showed an increase in foreign trade to the trade balance, indicating the commodity for foreign economics. Based on the analysis using the Eviews-12 method, exports, and imports affected the economic growth in Aceh. The total volume of imports increased from 20,489,210 kg to 20,281,743 kg from January to December 2016, but there was an increase in the CIF value from 2,184,788 US$ to 9,034,788 US$, that the volume of imports of economic goods in 2019 from January was 14,244,916 kg, with an export value of 2,438,041 US$. Furthermore, it was positively controlled for export. The total imports of Aceh Province were found the fluctuations that occurred in 2016, 2019, and 2022. The highest amount of substances in 2016 was 7,612,298, and the lowest in 2022 was 8,192,390. The trade balance of Aceh Province showed a positive value, then the foreign trade of the economic commodity was dominated for export activities. Although in three long-term decades, exports have been reported to have a positive growing financial effect, whereas the activity of import and role to lowest roles growing economy. Then, in a short time, other export has less impact on economic growth than imports. Furthermore, the economic growth would be finished to increase the imports and commodities or materials exports to industrial needs.

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Influence of Export and Import Activities on Economic Support in the Aceh Region

Hayati,

Rifaldi

2023

JIA (J. Ilm. Agribisnis)

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“…The tourism sector is one of the sectors the government relies on to obtain foreign exchange and non-oil and gas income (Elfira et al, 2022;Sugiyarto et al, 2013). The role of tourism in the framework of national development is enormous and includes the expansion and creation of new jobs as well as reducing the unemployment rate (Usman et al, 2021).…”

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“…Improving community welfare is one of the primary obligations of tourism development (Elfira et al, 2022;Sandero et al, 2021). The communities in question are the communities involved in and those affected by tourism.…”

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Synergy of tourism and agriculture in increasing the exchange rate of farmers in Tabanan District: a critical review

Kusuma

Yuliarmi²,

Purwanti³

2022

IJASTE

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This study aims to analyze the synergy between tourism and agriculture to increase the exchange rate of farmers in the Tabanan Regency area. A literature review approach with a focus on critical review was used in this study. Based on previous research, the study looked at how the Tabanan district's policies affect how tourism and farming work together. The components analyzed are the rationalization and realization of policy implementation related to the analyzed review. This research is a critical literature review to assess, compare, and compile strategy characteristics. The results obtained from the synergy between tourism and agriculture in Tabanan Regency have the potential to be implemented to increase the farmer exchange rate. The idea of mutualism between the two sectors is expected to help tourist villages grow. Improving the size and quality of tourist villages, with the help of local governments, will lead to changes affecting farmers' incomes and exchange rates. They will be able to see the well-being of their farmers. Factors that must be realized to make this synergy concept a success include: 1) the Tabanan Regency Government can facilitate the development of tourist villages; 2) farmers are expected to be open to accepting synergy models of work with the tourism sector, and 3) tourism actors assist farmers in identifying local potentials that have economic value. The policy will likely lead to more and better tourist villages, raising farmers' exchange rates and improving their lives. In conclusion, combining tourism and agriculture makes much sense. The rationalization of policies that local governments and farmers work on can help increase farmers' exchange rates locally and regionally.

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“…For example, it has been demonstrated that the labour force and Agricultural Resource Management Efficiency (ARME) have a positive and significant impact on Malaysia's high rice output [49]. The literature is supported by researches who demonstrate the favourable and considerable impact of FDI, the real effective ER, ARMI, and ARME on AVA [50,51]. Moreover, they contend that a rise in investment in the industry benefits agricultural output.…”

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Impact of economic globalisation on value-added agriculture, globally

Sansika,

Sandumini,

Kariyawasam

et al. 2023

PLoS ONE

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Economic globalisation is the integration of national economies into the global economy through the increasing flow of goods, services, capital, and technology across borders and it has contributed to garnering a significant portion of most nations’ national income, although its agricultural value-added aspect has yet to be maximised. This pioneering study explores the impact of economic globalisation on value-added agriculture in a global context based on countries’ income levels. Panel data regression with the stepwise method was employed to quantify the impact of economic globalization on agriculture value added in 101 countries between 2000 and 2021. The findings of our study reveal that economic globalisation, through various channels such as fertilizer consumption, employment in agriculture, agriculture raw materials export and import, exchange rate, and foreign direct investment, significantly influences the agricultural value-added factor globally and across different income levels. Furthermore, the results show that agricultural employment significantly impacts the agricultural value-added factor globally and across all income levels. Also, countries with low and lower-middle-income levels significantly affect agricultural value-added due to exchange rates. In comparison, high-income and lower-middle-income levels have an impact due to foreign direct investment. Finally, the upper-middle-income countries have significantly affected agricultural value-added due to agricultural raw materials imports. This study confirms that employment in agriculture, exchange rate and foreign direct investments positively impact agriculture value-added on the global level and based on the income level of countries.

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The Effect of Farmer's Export, Import, and Exchange Rate on Value-Added of Agricultural Sector in Aceh Province, Indonesia

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Influence of Export and Import Activities on Economic Support in the Aceh Region

Influence of Export and Import Activities on Economic Support in the Aceh Region

Synergy of tourism and agriculture in increasing the exchange rate of farmers in Tabanan District: a critical review

Impact of economic globalisation on value-added agriculture, globally

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