Convergence analysis and spatial dependency of economic growth in the districts/municipality in Central Sulawesi Province

Tombolotutu, Andi Darmawati; Djirimu, Muchlis; Moelyono, M.; Ahmad, La Ode Ali Imran

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/235/1/012098

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“…Hidayat et al (2022) built an economic growth model using Spatial Autoregressive and Spatial Error Models across 154 regions on the island of Sumatra and found convergence from 2010 to 2020. However, research by Tombolotutu et al (2019) gave different results; there was no convergence of economic growth in the regencies/cities in Central Sulawesi.…”

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Convergence of income across regencies in Central Java: spatial econometric approach

Gunanto

Hendarto²,

Fathoni³

2023

JES

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The development of an economy is oriented towards not only growth but also equality. Furthermore, economic interaction across regions has to be captured in a development analysis to avoid the possibility of biased results. This study analyzes Central Java, Indonesia's economic development, by considering spatial interactions across regencies. The Spatial Durbin Model (SDM) is used for the analysis. The results show significant spatial interaction across regencies/cities in Central Java in the spatial model and economic convergence that occurs faster than in the non-spatial model. Then, the mismatch between the curriculum of education and industry needs is a presumption illustrated in the insignificant relationship of human capital to income. And an anomaly occurs where physical capital has a negative impact on income.

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Convergence of income across regencies in Central Java: spatial econometric approach

Gunanto

Hendarto²,

Fathoni³

2023

JES

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The Analysis of Economy Potential and Base Sector of Seven Provinces in Sumatera

Ciptawaty

Aida

Pratama

2020

JIAE

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This study aims to calculate the relative ratio of the value added contribution of a sector in Sumatra region to the value added contribution of the sector concerned on a provincial or national scale growth patterns in South-Sumateran distinct groups of regions across Sumatera Island from 2014 until 2019. The analysis follows the two steps of quantitative analysis tools; Location Quotation (LQ) and Klassen Tipology.The LQ analysis will show of quantifying how concentrated a particular source of income, geographic, and the demographic group is in a region as compared to the nation. It can reveal what makes a particular region “unique” in comparison to the national average. The results showed that the GDRP business sector which has high potential value and high added value significantly spurs economic growth. This article ends with several policy recommendations for lagging regions. The recommendation and analysis will help to organize the economic growth of each province in a structured manner based on its sector potential.

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Analysis of Regional Differences and Convergence of Equalization Level of Marine Public Services in China’s Coastal Areas

Su,

Di,

Chen

2024

Water

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The equalization of marine public services is an effective way to achieve harmonious coexistence of the sea. In this paper, a variable fuzzy recognition model is used to measure the equalization level of marine public services in 11 provinces and cities in China’s coastal areas from 2006 to 2019. The Dagum Gini coefficient, kernel density estimation model, and convergence model are used to study their regional differences, distribution dynamics, and convergence characteristics. The results show that the equalization level of marine public services in China’s coastal areas increased year by year from 2006 to 2019. In terms of spatial distribution, the equalization level of marine public services in coastal areas presents an unbalanced distribution pattern. The overall regional differences in the equalization level of marine public services in China’s coastal areas have narrowed, and the inter-regional differences are the main reasons for the overall differences. The absolute difference in the equalization level of marine public services in China’s coastal areas shows an expanding trend. The equalization level of marine public services in China’s coastal areas has α convergence and β convergence.

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Convergence analysis and spatial dependency of economic growth in the districts/municipality in Central Sulawesi Province

Cited by 3 publications

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Convergence of income across regencies in Central Java: spatial econometric approach

Convergence of income across regencies in Central Java: spatial econometric approach

The Analysis of Economy Potential and Base Sector of Seven Provinces in Sumatera

Analysis of Regional Differences and Convergence of Equalization Level of Marine Public Services in China’s Coastal Areas

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