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Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan (JESP)
Published by Universitas Negeri Malang
ISSN : 25027115     EISSN : 20861575     DOI : 10.17977
Core Subject : Economy,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance
Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan focuses on scientific papers related to development economics include critical analysis of economic development issues, local economic development, community economic development, economic growth, international trade and finance, fiscal and monetary policy, welfare economy, and development policy concering the Small and Medium Entreprises. Special consideration is given to research paper that critically studies using multi perspectives such as sosio-economic, cultural-economic, political-economic, historical and geographical, and technological perspectives.
Arjuna Subject : Ilmu Ekonomi, Ekonometrika dan Keuangan (semua kategori) - Ilmu Ekonomi, Ekonometrika dan Keuangan (Lain-Lain)
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The Impact of Timber Legality Verification System (SVLK) on Indonesian Plywood Export Market Dwi Putro Notonegoro
Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan Vol 10, No 2 (2018)
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This paper tried to estimate the effect of regulation in the plywood export market, not only on the quantity export but also on the revenue earned from the product. Using panel data of this market from 2000 to 2014 and involving 58 countries as trading partner, gravity model which had been used in many studies of international trade will be adapted. Three models which were used in this study, such as pooled least square, fixed and random effect model, found an indication that quantity exported and revenue earned after the implementation of the regulation was less than before. In pooled regression model, the quantity and revenue from plywood export decreased more than 95 per cent. In addition, fixed and random effect model showed similar result with the pooled regression model. Keywords: Timber Legality Verification System (SVLK), gravity model JEL Classification: F14; F23
A Panel Approach: How Does Government Expenditure Influence Human Development Index? Anisa Fadilah; Candra Fajri Ananda; David Kaluge
Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan Vol 10, No 2 (2018)
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This study investigates the influence of government spending on education index, health index, income index of regional, under-develop and develop governments in East Java, Indonesia. In addition, this paper estimates the influence of government spending on the development of cities and districts in East Java. This study applied a quantitative approach by using the Fixed Effect Model and Random Effect Model as the panel data analysis method. There were 38 cities and districts used as the analysis units during 2010-2015. The findings showed that government spending on education, health, and economic has a positive significant influence on every component of human development index. In addition, government spending on infrastructure has a significant influence on the education index and income index yet it does not significantly influence the health index. Furthermore, this study provided the different results of government spending on under-developed and developed regions. Keywords: Government Spending, Human Development Index, Education IndexJEL Classification: H72; I31 
Flypaper Effect Using SEM and PLS Models Muhamad Armawaddin
Jurnal Ekonomi dan Studi Pembangunan Vol 10, No 2 (2018)
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This study aims to test and analyse the phenomenon of flypaper effect of local expenditure in Sulawesi province by using SEM and PLS model. Secondary data types use panel data from 81 regencies/municipalities in the period 2016-2017. The specific target of this research is to re-test the symptoms of flypaper effect by using SEM and PLS model. The results showed that by using different analysis model, it still found the flypaper effect of local expenditure shown by the coefficient of influence of transfer fund which is bigger than the coefficient of the influence of Original Income and the influence of indigenous income which is not significant to the expenditure of regency/municipality in Sulawesi. Other local own source revenue is the greatest factor affecting the local own source revenue while the transfer fund is a general allocation fund. Keywords: Flypaper Effect, SEM AND PLS ModelsJEL Classification: H72; C33
Determinants of Informal Sector Employment in Urban Labor Markets in Cameroon Neba Cletus Yah; Ngeh Ernest Tingum; Fuein Vera Kum
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This study uses data from the Cameroon Survey on Employment and the Informal Sector (CSEIS) carried out in 2010 by the National Institute of Statistics (NIS) to examine the determinants of informal sector employment in the urban areas of Cameroon. The study applied a multinomial logit model to analyze gender and age group differences. The result showed that the determinants of informal employment in Cameroon`s urban labor market vary with gender and age group. Household headship, household size, tertiary education and marital status were found to be important variables in determining the choice of employment sector. Keywords: Informal Sector, Employment, Urban Labor MarketsJEL Classification: J23; J24
Secondary School Enrollment Impact on the Economic as An Essential Input of Civilization Sari Lestari Zainal Ridho; Abdur Razzaq
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The study aims to examine the impact of education on the economy as an essential input of civilization by comparing the two major groups of countries in the world, Islam and the West. These two major groups of countries that are often opposed, including in terms of the economic system implemented in both groups of countries. Since it is argued that Islamic nations apply a specific system of financial in the economy, namely the Islamic financial system, hence this research investigated the effect of both group nations (Islamic or non-Islamic) comparatively to the economy. The research method used in this research is quantitative approach by using statistical analysis, multiple linear regression, as the method of data analysis, in order to obtain results that can be drawn conclusions as a result in this study. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that education has a positive and significant impact to the economy, as an input of civilization, although there are no different economic conditions between the Islamic (OIC member) Countries and non-Islamic one. Keywords: education, economics, civilizationJEL Classification: H52; Z13
The Composition and Distribution of Household Wealth in Indonesia Thomas Soseco
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As a developing country, Indonesia still suffers from inequality among classes. This inequality is reflected from unequal distribution in wealth owned by households. Thus, the descriptive information related to household wealth is an initial attempt to examine the composition and distribution of household wealth in Indonesia. This is a descriptive research, employing information from Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) wave 5. The focus in this research is mean, median, and distribution of wealth components seen from age groups and quantiles perspectives. The results of this research are: (1) household wealth in Indonesia is unequally distributed. Even though the mean of total wealth is 147 million rupiah, but the middle household (median) receive 56.8 million rupiah. (2) The 10th decile is the wealthiest social class, with wealth more than 500 times bigger than the 1st decile. (3) From age group perspective, the 30-44 years old age group is the wealthiest. (4) There is the existence of negative net wealth. The negative net wealth required further action that cannot easily approached by the descriptive method. Keywords: household wealth, wealth distribution, negative wealthJEL Classification: D31; E01; E21; R20
Monetary Transmission through Rural Banks on Economic Development Mangasa Augustinus Sipahutar; Tarida Marlyn Surya
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This study aims to measure the role of BPRs in monetary transmission to MSMEs, especially in Municipality and District of Bogor that geographically bordering directly. Determination of these two areas is intended to understand the credit depth of BPRs in relation to regional economic growth, and the results are expected to avoid economic disparity in both regions. This study used VECM model to measure the causality between credit depth and economic growth, and OLS to measure the relationship between poverty to unemployment and credit depth. The VECM model showed uncertainty of Granger's causality between credit depth and economic growth. This explained that it takes higher credit depth of BPRs to promote economic growth. For Municipality of Bogor, changed of credit depth by 1 basis point, reduce poverty by 3.51 basis points, and changed in unemployment by 1 basis point, change poverty in the same direction by 0.09 basis points. Meanwhile, in District of Bogor, changed of credit depth by 1 basis point, reduce poverty by 6.95 basis points, and changed in unemployment by 1 basis point, change poverty in the same direction by 0.26 basis points. Keywords: monetary transmission, MSMEs, rural banks, povertyJEL Classification: E50; G21; R58
Exploring Growth Effects of Industrial Unrest in Nigeria Solomon O Osazuwa; Richardson Kojo Edeme
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This study empirically explores growth effects of industrial unrest in Nigeria using both aggregated and disaggregated approach. The estimated results for the aggregate economy reveal that strikes and lock-outs negatively affect the economy. On the education sector, the results show that on the average, increasing the days of strike by an additional day reduces output from the education sector. The estimated coefficients for the health sector also shows that man day lost due to industrial unrest negatively affect, albeit marginally, the growth of the sector. For the mining sector, the results reveal that none of the measure of industrial unrest is statistically significant. The estimates for the construction sector reveal that every additional strike or lock-out experienced reduces the sector’s output. As further revealed by the results, increasing the number of workers on strike in the agricultural sector reduces the sector’s output. Overall, industrial unrest reduced output by 8.3 per cent which dampened economic growth by 0.6 percent. Since empirical evidence from this study reveal that strikes and lock-outs affects different sectors of the economy differently, government and relevant stakeholders should develop sector-specific approaches in addressing and managing the issues of industrial unrest in the economy. Keywords: Economic growth, industrial unrest, workers on strikeJEL Classification: J51, O11
Comparative Costs and Returns Pattern of Small-scale Groundnut Milling of RMP-12 and Ex-dakar Varieties in Gombe Metropolis, Gombe State Nigeria Abdullahi Saleh; Ochi J. E.; Mohammed Sani Hussain
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The study determined the costs and returns involved in small-scale groundnut oil processing of two varieties in Gombe metropolis. Twelve markets were purposively selected for their popularity in groundnut oil processing, where 90 processors were selected by simple random sampling technique. Data were collected using structured questionnaires and were analysed using farm budget model, profitability index and t-test analysis. The results revealed that Cost of shelled groundnut constituted the major (92.3% and 91.6%) components of processing costs (P<0.01) for RMP-12 and Ex-dakar respectively. The  gross ratios, fixed ratios and operating ratios of the two groundnut varieties were < 1, meaning that the business was profitable. Also, the returns per naira invested of the respective groundnut varieties was ₦ 0.17 ($ 0.0006) and ₦ 0.25 ($ 0.0009) significant (P<0.01). Although, the RMP-12 variety gave higher gross income, but the Ex-dakar variety gave higher profit of ₦ 7,428.80 ($ 26.20) per tonne per week (P<0.01). To achieve higher profit, the traders should embark on Ex-dakar variety as the main resource input. They should also have access to formal loans so as to improve productivity and efficiency. Keywords: Comparative costs, Groundnut, Small-scaleJEL Classification: D24; D61
A Dynamic Study between Export from China to South Korea and Economic Growth in China Yugang He; Eunmo Lee
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This paper applies annual data from 1998 to 2016 to search for the dynamic operating mechanism between export from China to South Korea and economic growth in China. The vector error correction model is utilized to conduct an empirical analysis. The results indicate that there is a long-run relationship between them. In more specifically, if the export from China to South Korea increases by 1 per cent, the economic growth in China will increases by 0.769 per cent. Meanwhile, the result of Granger causality test also reveals that there is an unidirectional causality between them exists under 5 per cent significance level. More importantly, the result of vector error correction mechanism shows that when the economic growth is derivate from the long-run equilibrium in the short run, it will return to the long-run equilibrium by 2.2 per cent. Keywords: Economic Growth, Export from China to South Korea, Vector Error Correction ModelJEL Classification: C02; F10; F19

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