This study examines the impact of minimum wage, inflation, and formal employment on Regional GDP in Indonesia using panel data from 34 provinces (2018-2024). Fixed effects model results show: (1) an 1% increase in minimum wage raises GDP by 1.48% (p<0.001); (2) inflation has a positive 0.018% effect; (3) a 1% increase in formal employment boosts GDP by 0.019%. These findings confirm the importance of appropriate wage policies, inflation control, and labor formalization for regional economic growth.
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