The Influence of Export and Import Toward Economic Growth in the United States of America, Periode 2010-2019

triyawan, andi; Fajaruddin, Achmad; Anugrah, Mawardhea Fithri

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“…Nonetheless, based on the data provided by the World Bank in figure 2 on exports and imports, this study aims to conduct additional research by determining the impact of exports and imports on economic growth with a proxy of the GDP growth rate from 1960 to 2021 in Malaysia. Therefore, this study utilizes exports as well as imports to measure economic growth as it replicates the research from Bakari and Krit [3], Noor and Ramli [7], Triyawan et al, [8], and Ali et al, [10]. Export and import activities are synonymous with international trade and records under the current account of the balance of payment (BOP).…”

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“…The majority of studies use GDP as a proxy for economic growth, including those by Kogid et al, [2], Bakari and Krit [3], Kogid et al, [4], Imsar et al, [5], Abdullah et al, [6], Noor and Ramli [7], Triyawan et al, [8], and Mahtta et al, [9]. However, the dependent variable of this study is economic growth proxied by the gross domestic product growth rate (GDPG) to gain a deeper understanding of the factors that influence economic growth in addition to GDP.…”

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“…In previous studies, gross domestic product is a famous indicator to measure economic growth [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Moreover, based on Ali et al [10] and Thavarajah and Chin [11], the real gross domestic product became attention to measure the economic growth.…”

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“…In addition, a study by Triyawan et al, [8] concluded that export and import values had no impact on the GDP of the United States from 2010 to 2019. Based on the past works of literature, exports significantly impact economic growth and vice versa, depending on the sample size and duration of the study.…”

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“…This study aims to include export and import as independent variables to determine economic growth, such as studies from Bakari and Krit [3], Noor and Ramli [7], Triyawan et al, [8] and Ali et al, [10]. Therefore, this study ponders whether export and import evaluations should be combined for more precise results.…”

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This study investigates the impact between export, import, and population on economic growth in Malaysia. This study examines the economic growth of Malaysia from 1960 to 2021 with a total of 62 observations. Exports (EX), imports (IM), and population (POP) are the independent variables used to determine economic growth. As the dependent variable, a proxy for Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth represents economic growth. Using Eviews 12, descriptive, correlation, and multiple regression analyses were conducted on the data. The main finding indicates that population and imports positively affect Malaysia's economic growth. As a result, exports negatively impacted Malaysia's economic growth. This study is significant because it contributes new knowledge that population, not imports or exports, has had the most significant impact on Malaysia's economic growth over the past 62 years. This study recommends that future research investigate the population, policies and environmental factors that influence economic growth and expand the sample size.

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For the last decade, Indonesia has exhibited enormous fishery potential, especially in shrimp commodities, in terms of quantity, export value, and annual production. In Indonesia, shrimp is the commodity with the highest number of transactions compared to other fishery commodities. This research on the factors of Indonesian shrimp exports can be used as a reference and provide more detailed information useful for the government and Indonesian shrimp exporters. Panel data regression analysis and the gravity model were used to obtain the best REM model using GLS. Research results indicated that the GDP per capita of the importing country, distance, and the population of the importing country significantly influenced the export value of Indonesian shrimp. At the same time, the exchange rate was an insignificant variable. Therefore, to increase Indonesia's shrimp export potential, the government and Indonesian shrimp exporters must consider to the importing country's GDP per capita and the selection of partner countries.

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The Influence of Export and Import Toward Economic Growth in the United States of America, Periode 2010-2019

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