Analisis Produk Domestik Bruto, Infrastruktur, Nilai Tukar Dan Tingkat Suku Bunga Terhadap Investasi Asing Langsung Di Indonesia

Astuty, Fuji; Siregar, Ina Namora Putri

doi:10.31289/jkbm.v5i1.1875

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“…With more value, they are more likely to be able to obtain more products or services than when the exchange rate depreciates. Therefore, this result is in accordance with researches conducted by Batubara et al (2022), Astuty and Siregar (2018), Polyxeni andTheodore (2019), andRazak et al (2018), where foreign direct investment is affected significantly by exchange rate, and H3 is accepted in this study.…”

Section: Results and Discusssionsupporting

confidence: 89%

“…In addition, the trend of interest rates from year to year shows a constant number, in contrast to foreign direct investment which has significant changes. Therefore, this result is supported by research done by Chandra and Handoyo (2020), Latief and Lefen (2018), Astuty and Siregar (2018), and Sasana and Fathoni (2019). In their research, they found that foreign direct investment does not affected significantly by interest rate.…”

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confidence: 69%

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Effect of Inflation, Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, Corruption Perception Index, and Trade Openness on Foreign Direct Investment in 6 Asean Countries

Fiona,

Laulita

2023

JBSMR

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Every country faced economic instability during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the economic instability, some discovered that the number of foreign direct investment inflows increases in most of ASEAN countries. This phenomenon makes investors hard to predict the level of foreign direct investment within the region. The purpose of this research is to understand which are the variables that may have impact on the inflows of foreign direct investment, specifically in ASEAN countries. Therefore, the research is conducted in 6 ASEAN countries that contribute the most to the overall foreign direct inflows in ASEAN from the year 2002 to 2021. This research uses a quantitative approach with panel data regression analysis. This research is tested in both Eviews 12. The result shows that inflation and interest rates don't affect foreign direct investment inflows significantly in the 6 ASEAN countries, whereas exchange rate, corruption perception index, and trade openness have a significant effect on foreign direct investment.

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Section: Results and Discusssionsupporting

confidence: 89%

Section: Results and Discusssionsupporting

confidence: 69%

Effect of Inflation, Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, Corruption Perception Index, and Trade Openness on Foreign Direct Investment in 6 Asean Countries

Fiona,

Laulita

2023

JBSMR

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“…Pengaruh PDB Terhadap Investasi FDI Di Indonesia Dari hasil regresi diketahui bahwa PDB memberikan dampak positif namun tidak signifikan terhadap investasi FDI di Indonesia. Dengan melihat nilai koefisien regresi parsial (β1) sebesar 0,731 hal ini menunjukan bahwa setiap kenaikan 1 tahun PDB searah dengan meningkatnya investasi FDI sebesar 0,731% namun kenaikan PDB tidak mempengaruhi kenaikan pada investasi FDI ditunjukkan oleh nilai probalitas (0.647) Hasil ini sama dengan penelitian terdahulu (Agung dkk., 2018) namun berbeda pada signifikan variabelnya dengan penelitian (Astuti & Siregar, 2018) menunjukan bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi berpengaruh positif terhadap investasi FDI di Indonesia. PDB merupakan indicator pertumbuhan ekonomi yang mempunyai dampak positif terhadap investasi FDI, dikarenakan PDB yang meningkat akan menarik investor untuk berinvestasi (Sarwedi, 2002).…”

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Dampak Pertumbuhan Ekonomi, Inflasi, Dan Kurs Terhadap Foreign Direct Investment (Fdi) Di Indonesia

Sangur

Liur

2022

J.Citek

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ABSTRACT Research Method: Multiple regression model. The method of data collection carried out is the literature method. Results: The effect of GDP, inflation, and exchange rate, then obtained the value of f-count > f-table (16.24765> 3.01 ) with a significant value of 0.000025 < 0.05, the effect of GDP on FDI investment in Indonesia shows an insignificant value with a prob value of > of 0.05 (0.0647 > 0.05) and a t-count value < t-table ( 2,013 < 2,945), the effect of inflation on FDI investment in Indonesia shows a significant value with a prob value < of 0.05 (0.0005 < 0.05) and t-count value < t-table (3,517 > 2,945), the effect of the exchange rate value on FDI in Indonesia shows an insignificant value with a prob value > from 0.05 (0.0659 > 0.05) and and a t-count < t-table (2,016 < 2,945). Conclusion: Showing simultaneously independent variables affecting dependent variables is shown by the f-count value > F-table. Partially, the economic growth variable calculated using GDP in 2000-2019 is positive and has no significant effect on FDI investment in Indonesia; inflation as seen from inflation data for 2000-2019 has a positive and significant effect on FDI investment in Indonesia; the exchange rate seen from the middle rate from 2000-2019 is positive and has no significant effect on FDI investment in Indonesia. Keywords : Economic Growth, Investment, Exchange Rate, Inflation

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“…This statement is supported by Amirsyah, (2020) who examines the determinants of foreign direct investment in ASEAN, Japan, South Korea, and China finding that GDP and exports have a significant positive effect on foreign direct investment. Astuty & Siregar, (2018); Hoang Quoc Chi Duong Thi, (2018) also strengthen by analyzing the effect of GDP in Indonesia and Vietnam on FDI having a positive impact. In addition, Baskara & Sulasmiyati, (2017) have the same view that GDP can have a positive influence on FDI in Indonesia.…”

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Global Crisis and Economic Fundamentals: Its Impact on Foreign Direct Investment in ASEAN Countries

Zuhroh

Harpiyansa

2022

EKU

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Foreign direct investment has an important role in the running of a country's economy. This study aims to analyze the role of macroeconomic fundamentals consisting of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), interest rates, exchange rates, and exports in influencing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the ASEAN 6 region (Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnamese). The data used are from 1990-2019 sourced from the World Bank and UNCTAD. The method used is panel data regression and time series with the best model selection, namely the Random Effect Model. The results of panel data analysis show that GDP, interest rates, exchange rates, and exports are the determinants of FDI in ASEAN 6 with a significant probability value. The positive direction coefficient is indicated by the GDP and exchange rate variables, while interest rates and exports indicate a negative direction coefficient. The results of the time-series data confirm that each country has similar results in the panel data analysis, but interest rates in Malaysia have the largest negative effect on FDI in Malaysia. Meanwhile, the exchange rate and exports contributed positively with the largest coefficient for Indonesia. The 1998 and 2008 economic crises were also found to have a negative impact on FDI but not significantly in some countries.

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Analisis Produk Domestik Bruto, Infrastruktur, Nilai Tukar Dan Tingkat Suku Bunga Terhadap Investasi Asing Langsung Di Indonesia

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Effect of Inflation, Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, Corruption Perception Index, and Trade Openness on Foreign Direct Investment in 6 Asean Countries

Effect of Inflation, Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, Corruption Perception Index, and Trade Openness on Foreign Direct Investment in 6 Asean Countries

Dampak Pertumbuhan Ekonomi, Inflasi, Dan Kurs Terhadap Foreign Direct Investment (Fdi) Di Indonesia

Global Crisis and Economic Fundamentals: Its Impact on Foreign Direct Investment in ASEAN Countries

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