Analisis Inflasi dan Impor Indonesia

Rangkuty, Dewi Mahrani; Nasution, Lia Nazliana

doi:10.30596/ekonomikawan.v18i2.2552

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“…Exports and imports are the core components of international trade. In this case, export activities tend to aim to increase state income and import activities to meet economic needs consumed by the domestic population [2].…”

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Analysis of the Competitiveness of Indonesian Rubber Exports in International Markets

Fidhayanti,

Yuliati,

Fitriana

2024

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Indonesia's position as one of the largest rubber producing countries in the world does not make Indonesia a major rubber exporter on the international market. This research aims to analyze comparative competitiveness, competitive competitiveness and specialization of Indonesian rubber trade in the international market. The research methods used are Revealed Comparative Trade Advantage (RTCA), Export Competitiveness Index (XCi), and Trade Specialization Index (ISP). This research uses secondary data for the 2012-2021 period obtained from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and processed using Microsoft Excel tools. The research results show that Indonesian rubber commodities do not have comparative competitiveness, competitive competitiveness and trade specialization as a rubber importer in the international market. RCTA analysis shows an average value of -1.187 placing Indonesia in fourth position among other competing countries. XCi analysis shows an average value of 0.817 making Indonesia the country with the lowest competitiveness compared to other competing countries. ISP analysis shows that Indonesia tends to be a rubber importer with an average value of -0.573 and is at the import substitution stage.

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Analysis of the Competitiveness of Indonesian Rubber Exports in International Markets

Fidhayanti,

Yuliati,

Fitriana

2024

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“…Terjadinya perdagangan internasional disebabkan karena suatu negara tidak dapat memenuhi kebutuhan dalam negeri secara mandiri atau jika suatu negara memiliki keunggulan dalam memproduksi produk secara berlebih (Suhartini et al, 2021). Adanya perdagangan internasional tersebut tidak lepas dari kegiatan ekspor dan impor, di mana ekspor cenderung bertujuan untuk meningkatkan pendapatan negara dan impor untuk memenuhi kebutuhan ekonomi yang dikonsumsi oleh penduduk domestik (Rangkuty & Nasution, 2018). Bagi negara agraris seperti Indonesia, sektor pertanian berperan sangat penting dalam perekonomian negara yaitu sebagai penyumbang Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB), sember devisa, ketahanan pangan, dan juga bahan baku industri (Ervani, 2013).…”

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Analisis Posisi Komoditas Jahe Indonesia di Pasar Internasional

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Widayanti²,

Nugroho³

2022

J. Ilm. Membangun Desa Pertanian

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Indonesia ranks fifth for the world’s most significant ginger production in 2020 after India, Nigeria, China, and Nepal. However, this does not make Indonesia a major ginger exporter in the international market. This study analyzes the position of Indonesian ginger in the global market compared to its competitors based on comparative advantage, competitive advantage, and trade specialization. The research methods used Revealed Comparative Trade Advantage (RTCA), Export Competitiveness Index (XCi), and Trade Specialization Index (ISP). The data used in this study is secondary data for the period 2006-2020 obtained from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) with item code 720 (ginger), which consist of the export and import value of ginger from the country concerned, the export and import value of world ginger, and also the export and import value of all goods from the country affected. The result showed that the Indonesian ginger commodity has comparative competitiveness, competitive competitiveness, and trade specialization as an exporter of ginger in the international market. RCTA analysis shows an average value of 0,538, making Indonesia the country with the lowest comparative competitiveness among other competitors. XCi analysis indicates that Indonesia has the highest competitive competitiveness compared to its competitors, with an average value of 1,351. ISP analysis shows that Indonesia tends to be an exporter of ginger with an average value of 0,29 and is in the growth stage. Indonesia has the potential to develop the competitiveness of ginger exports in the international market by optimizing the utilization of existing resources and improving the quality of ginger. The competition for ginger exports in the global market is currently very tight, so for further research, it is recommended to analyze non-traditional markets that can be used as a potential to develop the Indonesian ginger export market.

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Analisis Inflasi dan Impor Indonesia

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Analysis of the Competitiveness of Indonesian Rubber Exports in International Markets

Analysis of the Competitiveness of Indonesian Rubber Exports in International Markets

Analisis Posisi Komoditas Jahe Indonesia di Pasar Internasional

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