The Flip Side of Economic Growth – Predictions from Indonesia

Irwansyah, Irwansyah; Paminto, Ardi; Ilmi, Zainal; Darma, Dio Caisar; Ulfah, Yana

doi:10.15408/sjie.v11i1.20280

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“…It is often misunderstood that economic freedom will erode plural welfare because it rests on individual freedom, which is rooted in ideological prejudices that oppose freedom, and equality, where abundant facts show that the interval of economic freedom is directly proportional to the increase in social welfare (Näsström, 2021). This welfare is not only focused on the economic aspect but also on the health and education aspects (Irwansyah et al, 2022).…”

Section: Economic Freedommentioning

confidence: 99%

Protecting National Security and Economic Freedom

2023

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This paper takes the initiative to study the causality between military spending (MS), GDP of military sector (GMS), armed forces personnel (AFP), arms exports (AE), and arms imports (AI) and economic freedom (FE). Objectivity is determined in Indonesia�Malaysia�Singapore. Panel data regression is using to test a series of hypotheses over the period 2014�2021. Furthermore, the probability parameter applied is ? <0.05. Various conclusions show that there are differences in the three observations. First, AFP and AE have a significant effect on EF in Indonesia. Second, MS, GMS, and AI actually affect EF in Malaysia significantly. Third, MS, GMS, and AFP have significant links to EF in Singapore. The results of the investigation provide useful insights into the progress of the military industry and weapons technology, thereby bringing about a more progressive economic escalation. Economic freedom as an identity that symbolizes the maturity of a country's prosperity. Therefore, peace is difficult to achieve if the demands to fight for prosperity are not carried out.

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Section: Economic Freedommentioning

confidence: 99%

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2023

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“…Berbicara premis pembangunan manusia yang komprehensif, tidak selalu ditentukan oleh unsur materi ataupun sistem pendataan yang didasarkan pada finansial, yang tentu bisa dengan mudah dikalkulasi, diakumulasi, dan terlacak. Ambil contoh standar pada kebahagiaan dan inovasi, dimana kedua pilar ini lebih menonjolkan lingkungan tempat tinggal, sosial, fasilitas, infrastruktur, keamanan, institusi, kecanggihan adaptasi teknologi, karakteristik budaya, dan banyak unsur lainnya yang terlibat (Fitriadi et al, 2022;Irwansyah et al, 2022;Wijaya et al, 2021;ZA et al, 2021). Dari preferensi yang ada, menuju produktivitas penduduk yang disiratkan oleh pembangunan manusia dapat dibedah dalam ruang yang holistik.…”

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Mengungkap Kualitas Produktivitas Penduduk Indonesia: Era Pemerintahan Jokowi

Fitriadi,

Utomo,

Wahyuni

2023

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Satu diantara referensi yang dijadikan prioritas dalam keberhasilan sebuah Bangsa adalah pembangunan manusia. Secara implisit, pembangunan manusia menyiratkan komitmen Negara dalam mewujudkan produktivitas penduduk yang berkualitas. Dari dinamika yang ada, mengundang kajian ini untuk menganalisis kausalitas antara pembentukan modal bruto (PMB), inovasi (Ivs), konsumsi rumah tangga (KRT), dan kebahagiaan (Khn) terhadap pembangunan manusia (PM). Prioritas kajian ditargetkan untuk menyelidiki kaitan antara PM, Ivs, KRT, dan Khn terhadap PM. Objektivitas kajian adalah studi kasus di Indonesia sepanjang era Presiden Jokowi (2014-2022). Secara teknis, metode dikontekstualisasikan kedalam instrument regresi. Menggunakan regresi berganda time-series, ditemukan bahwa semakin PMB dan inovasi ditingkatkan, dapat berdampak positif terhadap pembangunan manusia. Akan tetapi, itu tidak terjadi untuk hubungan antara KRT dan kebahagiaan yang justru membawa efek negatif terhadap pembangunan manusia. Implikasi masa depan menawarkan pengalaman yang berharga dalam perencanaan pembangunan manusia yang lebih faktual.

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“…Second, there is a difference in place utility from one location to another. Irwansyah et al (2022) and Wijaya et al (2021) concluded that, in Romania, demographic pressures are integrated into economic growth; in developing countries like Indonesia, demographic pressures control the GDP.…”

Section: Demographic Theoriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustaining Agricultural Growth: Traps of Socio–Demographics in Emerging Markets

Jiuhardi¹,

Hasid²,

Darma³

et al. 2022

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This research aims to evaluate the effect of the global innovation index (GII), urban population (UP), rural population (RP), social globalization index (SGI), and Demographic Pressures (DP) on agriculture value added (AVA). The samples were collected from The Global Economy relating to four countries, namely, China, Indonesia, USA, and India during 2013-2020. The collected data were analyzed through comparative panel regression. The results show that, in the long term, the increase in UP is significantly correlated with AVA in China, Indonesia, and India. Then, an increase in RP is significantly associated with AVA in India, and SGI exerts a significant effect on AVA in the USA. In the short term, every increase in GII has a significant effect on AVA in Indonesia and the USA. Furthermore, RP has a significant impact on AVA in China. A case study in India, reported that a decrease in SGI and DP significantly affect AVA. Meanwhile, the short-term DP growth greatly influences the AVA in the USA. The novelty of this research lies in the finding that the agricultural sector's tendency expands our knowledge of how many agricultural clusters in rural communities change their functions as a large number of rural residents relocate to metropolitan areas. Further, the debate over the HR industry's level of competition does not create job possibilities. In China, Indonesia, and the USA, DP enhances AVA. Stakeholders are required to reduce housing density through innovative agriculture concepts that are more humanistic and creative, even though DP only suppresses AVA in India.

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The Flip Side of Economic Growth – Predictions from Indonesia

Cited by 5 publications

References 47 publications

Protecting National Security and Economic Freedom

Protecting National Security and Economic Freedom

Mengungkap Kualitas Produktivitas Penduduk Indonesia: Era Pemerintahan Jokowi

Sustaining Agricultural Growth: Traps of Socio–Demographics in Emerging Markets

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