Change of Economic Structure in Jambi Province: Input – Output Model Approach

Fauzi, Ahmad; Amir, Amri; Junaidi, Junaidi; Hidayat, Syurya

doi:10.31364/scirj/v7.i8.2019.p0819685

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“…Meanwhile, the results of research Hidayat (2005) favored the labor factor as the greatest effect on production. Furthermore, the influence of technology on production found in this study is also in line with several previous studies including Prakash & Sharma (2011), Ketema & Kassa (2016), Fauzi, Amir, Junaidi & Hidayat (2019 In another part of the research findings, Hidayat & Rasjid (2019) also affirm the results of this study which indicate that labor affects the production of small and medium-sized industries. The results of this research are also supported by the results of research of Wibowo & Nugroho (2018) which states that labor also has a significant positive effect on industrial production.…”

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Development on the leading small and medium-sized industry (SMI): food industry in Jambi Province

Yuvanda

Zamzami

Safri

2020

JES

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The objectives of this research are: 1). to analyze the factors which determine the production of leading small-medium food industry, 2). to analyze the effect of leading small-medium food industry production towards community income. The analysis models used are simultaneous equation model (ESM) and simple regression. The research results show that the determining factors on the production of leading small-medium food industry are investment, production capacity, labor, sales, and the utilization of technology simultaneously. However, individually, the sales have significant influence on the production of leading small-medium food industry in which determined by promotion and market share. In addition, the influence of leading small-medium food industry is very significant on community income with a contribution of 59.54%. The amount of public income in the leading small-medium food industry is IDR 1.5 million for a single production period of 1.5 months or approximately IDR 1 million per month.

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Development on the leading small and medium-sized industry (SMI): food industry in Jambi Province

Yuvanda

Zamzami

Safri

2020

JES

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“…Palm processing is limited to the production of crude palm oil [98]. Ramadhan et al [99] performed input-output analysis that found that the backward direct effect of the CPO industry was 0.3792, while the forward direct effect only reached 0.0090 (see also [100]). In other words, the CPO industry has not been able to spur growth in the processing and manufacturing sectors [40].…”

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Regional Development, Rural Transformation, and Land Use/Cover Changes in a Fast-Growing Oil Palm Region: The Case of Jambi Province, Indonesia

Rustiadi

Pravitasari

Priatama

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The development policies implemented in Jambi Province, Indonesia, since the New Order era, have encouraged transformations in demography, regional paradigms, growth base sectors, and growth actors. This study aims to understand how the central government’s demographic policies and plantation development program have impacted regional land cover change, rural development transformation, and economic development in Sumatra Island’s biodiversity-rich rainforest region (Jambi Province). This study explores the shifts in village typology that have occurred. Descriptive analysis and cluster analysis were applied to collect data at the provincial level that included population, poverty rate, levels of education, HDI, GRDP, Gini index, and land cover. Village Potential Data at the village level was then used to build an infrastructure index and a diversity of activities index. The results of this study indicated that macro development indicators are in a positive trend: HDI, educational levels, GRDP per capita, and the proportion of the tertiary sector in GRDP have all increased. The growth of the tertiary sector was largely driven by the trade and motorized-vehicle repair sectors. The provincial landscape has changed significantly due to the expansion of oil palm plantations. At the village level, the infrastructure index and diversity index show an increase in the number of facilities and variations in economic activity in most villages. Some shifts in rural typology are highlighted: the increase in urban villages and in villages that specialize in oil palm plantation or other industrial plantation crops.

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“…Changes in the economic structure that occur in economic development can also be seen from fundamental changes in the financial system from a traditional economy to a more advanced economy based on the advantages of the industrial sector, mainly dominated by the manufacturing industry sector (modern industry) [11]. This change in sectoral composition must also be followed by an increase in economies of scale (return to scale), which is often interpreted as a positive relationship between output growth and productivity growth, which is believed to drive the economic growth process.…”

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Labor transformation performance in Southern Sumatra, Indonesia

Amir¹,

Zulgani²

2021

World J. Adv. Res. Rev.

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This study analyzes the workforce transformation performance and the patterns of change and composition of job opportunities in Southern Sumatra. It will also examine the influence of export variables and domestic investment on employment in the Jambi Province. The results showed that the workforce structure in Southern Sumatra has undergone changes but is still dominated by the primary sector (agriculture and mining), meaning that there has not been a transformation of labor. The analysis shows that exports and domestic investment influence the absorption of work in Southern Sumatra.

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Change of Economic Structure in Jambi Province: Input – Output Model Approach

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Development on the leading small and medium-sized industry (SMI): food industry in Jambi Province

Development on the leading small and medium-sized industry (SMI): food industry in Jambi Province

Regional Development, Rural Transformation, and Land Use/Cover Changes in a Fast-Growing Oil Palm Region: The Case of Jambi Province, Indonesia

Labor transformation performance in Southern Sumatra, Indonesia

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