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KERJASAMA INDONESIA – CHINA: TRANSFER TEKHNOLOGI DIBIDANG INDUSTRI PERTAHANAN (STUDY KASUS PEMBUATAN RUDAL C-705) Wulandari, Arum Fitria
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This study aims to find out the bilateral cooperation between Indonesia and China in the fieldof technology transfer of Missile Defense Industries C-705 where each country has a nationalinterest that must be met from the economic, political, social, military security and it is thusthis cooperation forged by the two countries to solve the national problems of the twocountries. It describes the process of the cooperation between Indonesia and China regardingthe transfer of missile technology C-705. This cooperation is intended with the aim to meetthe needs and interests of both countries as well as the fulfillment of the purpose of thetransfer of this technology is for the independence of Indonesia's defense industry so thatIndonesia can produce The Main tool of defense system independently.With this cooperation,Indonesia can modernize The Main tool of defense Indonesia. Indonesian seeks for a goodfriend to not always depend on the west countries in the supply of The Main tool of defensesystem. In the economy is expected to eventually Indonesia The Main tool of defense systemmarket, in the field of security with the manufacture of C-705 missiles Indonesia's securitywould be stronger, especially in the maritime field. With the cooperation, China wants todominate politically Asian Countries through Indonesia because Indonesia is the largestcountry in Asia. On the other sides Indonesia are also expected to supply energy to Chinawhile in the security field is stronger to China region succumbing to the influence of the west.Indonesia and China entered into a collaboration because each country wants to achieve itsnational interests which such cooperation can be mutually beneficial.Key Words : Cooperation , Defence , National Interests , C - 705 missile
PERAN PROMOSI EKSPOR INDONESIAN TRADE PROMOTION CENTRE (ITPC) CHICAGO DALAM PERDAGANGAN BILATERAL INDONESIA – AMERIKA SERIKATTAHUN 2009-2014 Halifa Haqqi, Athfinda Widi Hapsari &
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This research entitled “the role of export Promotion by Indonesian Trade PromotionCentre (ITPC) Chicago in bilateral trade between Indonesia – United States in 2009-2014”.This research is motivated by the declining number of Indonesian non-oil exports tothe United States after the global economic crisis that hit the US causing the Indonesiangovernment in this case the Ministry of Commerce had to intervene to deal with thissituation because the US is a large market share for Indonesian exporters.The reasearhmethod used is descriptive qualitative, where the reseacher describe and outline therelevant data in the study and then the data for the subquent reduction is presented andverified in order to obtain valid result related research , data collection techniques usinginterviews and literature study, data sources using primary and secondary.From theseresults it can be conluded that the Indonesian Trade Promotion Centre is therepresentative body of the Ministry of Commerce of the Republic of Indonesia abroad,which aims to help bridge the trade relations between Indonesia and destination countriesplacement (Chicago, USA) was instrumental in improving Indonesia-US bilateral trade in2009-2014. Proven with rising trade balance Indonesia's non-oil exports to the US in2009-2014.Key Word : Indonesian Trade Promotion Centre Chicago, Promotion, BilateralTrade, non-petroleum
DAMPAK ASEAN-INDIA FREE TRADE AREA TERHADAP EKSPOR CRUDE PALM OIL INDONESIA KE INDIA PADA TAHUN 2009-2013 Putri, Lutfiana Ika
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ASEAN as a regional organization has agreed on free trade agreements with India, AIFTA in2009 and started in 2010. This study aims to explain the impact AIFTA on exports of CPOfrom Indonesia to India in the year 2009 to 2013. The research method that I use isdescriptive qualitative, which aims to determine the development and describe in detail aparticular social phenomenon, and qualitatively a certain tradition in the social sciencesWhat Knowledge is fundamentally dependent on the observations relating to the casesstudied. Source of data used are primary data and secondary data. The primary data obtaineddirectly from the informant, while the secondary data obtained through the data in the form ofrecords, documents, articles, reports or books that deal with the problems studied. Data wascollected by literature sourced from books, journals, documents, files, and websites that arevalid and interviews. As for analyzing the data, the authors used qualitative analysistechniques with three stages (1) data reduction (2) presentation of data (3) conclusion andverification. The results showed that with the ratification of the AIFTA impact on improvingIndonesia's CPO exportsto India in2009-2013. Itcan be seen thatthe presence o fintraregionalcooperationof ASEAN and India in free tradeis very helpful in increasing the exporto fCPO before AIFTA has increased now after AIFTA be increased to 5-10%. WithfacilitiesAIFTA one agreement tariffs and import dutiesin India, to further facilitate trade andIndonesian CPO exports.Key Words: AIFTA, Free Trade Area, CPO exports

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