Analisis Sektor Basis Dan Sektor Non Basis Sebagai Penentu Potensi Unggulan Di Kota Surakarta Tahun 2010-2014

Abstract

Economic development needs to be driven continuously to support economic growth in an area. One of the components that can be seen from economic growth is GRDP data. In this research, the author conveys that the results of the calculation are to detect the base sector and the non-base sector in the Surakarta City area so that superior sectors can be found as drivers of economic growth. the application of the method in this calculation is the Location Quotient (LQ) analysis method as well as the Dynamic Location Quotient (DLQ) as a determinant that the sector is able to develop in the future or not. With the initial data used as a comparison, namely GRDP data according to the Usha Field of Surakarta City with GRDP data according to the Central Java Province USAHA Field. The results of the LQ calculation show that the Information and Communications sector is in the first position with the highest average LQ value among other sectors, namely 3.3. While the results of the DLQ calculation say that all sectors have the potential to develop in the future.

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“…The results of DLQ values can indicate the potential of a subsector to become the economic base in the future (Fatihin et al, 2023). This method is highly time-sensitive, meaning that, when viewed through DLQ analysis over time, a sector that initially was considered as a base or non-base sector may undergo repositioning due to an increase in values, or it may remain in place if there is no increase in sector/subsector values (Apriliana, 2022). Source : Secondary data processing, 2024.…”