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Pengaruh Produk Domestik Bruto, Kurs Dollar Amerika Serikat, Inflasi dan Konsumsi Terhadap Impor Makanan dan Minuman Olahan di Indonesia Darma, Anak Agung Angga; Swara, I Wayan Yogi
E-Jurnal Ekonomi Pembangunan Universitas Udayana Vol. 8, No. 6, Juni 2019, pp (1181-1442)
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Food and beverages are the one of the primary commodities needed by every human being in the world. Processed foreign food and beverage products are in great demand by the people of Indonesia because of changes in consumption patterns. This study aims to determine the effect of gross domestic product, United States dollar exchange rate, inflation and consumption simultaneously and partially towards the imports of processed food and beverages in Indonesia and to find out which independent variable has the dominant influence on imports of processed food and beverages in Indonesia. This study uses secondary data with technical analysis of multiple linear regression. The results of the research simultaneously show that gross domestic product, United States dollar exchange rate, inflation and consumption has a significant effect on imports of processed food and beverages in Indonesia. Partially gross domestic product, inflation and consumption has a positive and significant effect on imports of processed food and beverages in Indonesia while United States dollar exchange rate has a negative and not significant on imports of processed food and beverages in Indonesia. Consumption variable is the dominant influence on imports processed food and beverages in Indonesia.
Pengaruh Produksi, Konsumsi, Harga Eceran, Inflasi Dan Kurs Dollar As Terhadap Impor Gula Indonesia Eka Saputa, I Kadek; Yogiswara, I Wayan
E-Jurnal Ekonomi Pembangunan Universitas Udayana Vol. 3, No. 8, Agustus 2014 (pp.337-394)
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Control the import of thisis necessary so that as not to damagethe economy, one of which is the objectof this study was imported sugar. Ifimports too much thendomestic production could not competeand can damage themarket price. This study intended to determine whether there is a significant relationshipbetween production, consumption, retail prices, inflation and the U.S. dollarexchange rate on sugar imports of Indonesia from 2000 to 2012. Techniques ofanalysis in this study using multiple linear analysis, F-test for simultaneoustesting and t-test for partial testing. The results of data analysis showedsimultaneous production, consumption, retail prices, inflation and the U.S.dollar exchange rate significantly influence the Indonesian Sugar Imports2000-2012 period, with a coefficient of determination R2 of0.932 means 93.2 percent variable production, consumption, retail prices,inflation and the U.S. dollar exchange rate affect the Indonesian Sugar Imports2000-2012 period and other variables that affect the remaining 6.8 percent arenot included in the research model. Partially negative and significantproduction, consumption and a significant positive effect, retail prices,inflation and the U.S. dollar exchange rate did not significantly influence theIndonesian Sugar Imports 2000-2012 period.
Pengaruh Total Ekspor, LIBOR, dan Upah Tenaga Kerja Terhadap Investasi Asing Langsung di Indonesia Kresna Dewata, Bobby; Yogi Swara, I Wayan
E-Jurnal Ekonomi Pembangunan Universitas Udayana Vol. 2, No. 8, Agustus 2013 (pp. 350-400)
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Indonesia seek funds for development to catch up with the development of the developed countries, both regionally and globally, therefore Indonesia has attempted to take advantage of foreign financing, the Foreign Direct Investment. This study intended to find out that the total exports, LIBOR and labor, as a variation (ups and downs) the value of foreign direct investment in Indonesia. Analysis techniques used in this study is the technique of multiple linear regression analysis, F-test for simultaneous testing and t-test for testing the partial. Results of data analysis showed simultaneous total exports, and labor LIBOR significant effect on foreign investment in Indonesia in 1990-2012, the results obtained by the F-test value F calculated (39.172)> F table (3.13) with a coefficient of determination (R2) of 0.861 means that 86.1 percent of the variations (ups and downs) of foreign direct investment in Indonesia in 1990-2012 influenced by variations (ups and downs) of total exports, LIBOR and labor costs, while the remaining 13.9 percent are influenced by variations (ups and downs) other variables not included in the research model. Total exports of partial positive and significant effect, LIBOR has no effect, and labor and a significant negative effect on foreign direct investment in Indonesia in 1990-2012.
Faktor-Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Impor Non-Migas Indonesia Kurun Waktu Tahun 1985-2012 Pradipta, Made Adiel; Swara, I Wayan Yogi
E-Jurnal Ekonomi Pembangunan Universitas Udayana Vol. 4, No. 8, Agustus 2015 (pp. 873-1047)
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The high non-oil and gas imports that dominate Indonesia's total imports annually brings positive and negative effects for the economy. The higher non-oil imports annually weakening impact of domestic industry and the agricultural sector due to the inability of the price competition against foreign products. On the other hand the presence of non-oil imports the government is able to provide goods to support the welfare of society. This study was conducted to determine the effect simultaneously and partially between reserves, gross domestic product, US dollar exchange rate and inflation on non-oil imports over the period 1985-2012. The result showed simultaneous foreign exchange reserves, gross domestic product, US dollar exchange rate and inflation significantly to the non-oil and gas imports over the period 1985-2012. In partial reserves and gross domestic product has a positive and significant impact, while the US dollar exchange rate had a negative and significant effect, while inflation is no significant effect on non-oil imports the period 1985-2012
Analisis Pergeseran Struktur Ekonomi dan Sektor Unggulan di Kabupaten Tabanan Provinsi Bali Mardiana, I Wayan; Sri Budhi, Made Kembar; Swara, I Wayan Yogi
E-Jurnal Ekonomi Pembangunan Universitas Udayana Vol. 6, No. 3, Maret 2017 (pp. 286-471)
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Leading sectors and shift of economic structure in regions having an important role in regional development .The knew sectors and shift of economic structure, be able to more maximize regional development. The research is quantitative with descriptive research, done in Tabanan Regency. The data used was primary and secondary data. Shift of economic structure has happened in Tabanan Regency, seen from small contributions the agricultural sector than the other service sector and the industrial sector. The leading sectors should be developed in Tabanan Regency is the construction sector, the health services and social activities sector, mining and quarrying sector, real estate sector, the other services sector, information and communication sector and sector administration, defense and social security must.
KEMISKINAN DI BALI WAYAN YOGI SWARA; I MADE JEMBER
PIRAMIDA Vol. 7, No. 2 Desember 2011
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Millennium development goals (MDGs) has become an importantreference for the development in Indonesia. In reducing poverty requires asustainable and equitable economic growth sustainable. The size of the successfulachievement of national development, one of them can be seen from the HumanDevelopment Index (HDI). HDI can be described by three indicators of the LifeExpectancy Index, Knowledge Index and Income Index. Through research on thevalue Gross Dosmestic Product (GDP), life expectancy, and the HumanDevelopment Index will be a portrait of the poverty level in a region/country. Thisstudy was conducted to see the extent of poverty in the province of Bali seen fromthe review of the value GDP, life expectancy, and the Human Development Indexduring the period 2005 to 2009.Through this research can be seen how far the realization of millenniumdevelopment goals (MDGs) can be accomplished. This study uses secondary data,using descriptive analysis techniques. From the results of the analysis is knownthat the Human Development Index of Bali Province of 69.10 in 2004, whereas in2009, a 71.52 this puts the Province of Bali is ranked sixteenth for IPM inIndonesia. Judging from the life expectancy indicate that the province of Bali wasin fourth position in Indonesia. Overall economic performance of Bali Province inthe year 2009 has been changed into positive from per capita GDP. In 2009 thenumber of poor people in Bali both rural and urban areas only 181.7 thousandinhabitants or 5.13 percent. The number of poor families in the province of Bali,in 2009 as many as 134,804 families are scattered in nine districts/cities.Suggestion put forward is the development policy should be adapted to localconditions, and design development between top down-bottom up should beconducted in stages. In addition, implementation of development programs shouldfocus on programs involving many people's lives especially those that canalleviate poverty.
Co-Authors Adi Putra, I Gede Sutrisna Anak Agung Ketut Ayuningsasi Bobby Kresna Dewata Darma, Anak Agung Angga I Gusti Agung Ayu Apsari Anandari I Gusti Bagus Kumbayana I Kadek Eka Saputa I MADE JEMBER Luh Made Indah Sri Handari Adiputra Luh Made Trisna Meita Murni Lestari, Luh Made Trisna Meita Made Adiel Pradipta, Made Adiel Made Kembar Sri Budhi Mardiana, I Wayan Mayogantara, I Kadek Widnyana Ni Kadek Ayu Indrayani Nofita, Ni Luh Ita Suartana, Kadek Agus Sugeng Prasetio, Sugeng Yessi Ardianti, Dewa Ayu Made