Fuzzy cognitive model of agricultural economic growth

Anokhina, Marina Yegorovna

doi:10.1080/09535314.2022.2065466

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“…Economic growth is a long-term process of increasing per capita production. The higher a country's economic growth, the greater its ability to meet the demands of its people and, therefore, the greater its capacity to prosper its people (Anokhina, 2022). A prior study also noted that economic growth is recognized as expanding economic activity that increases the production of products and services in society (Widarni & Bawono, 2021).…”

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Analysis of South Korea's Macroeconomic Development with the Vector Error Correction Model

Ahman,

Machmud,

Agus Triansyah

2023

JPEB

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This study examines the relationship between Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Import (IMP), Inflation (INF), and Unemployment (UNP) in South Korea using the panel vector error correction model (VECM), cointegration, and Granger. VECM is used to analyze the relationship or causality between variables involved in this research in the short and long run. From the estimation results, especially on the variables of interest, there is a positive and statistically significant relationship between Gross Domestic Product, Import, Inflation, and Unemployment, which refers more to short-term causality. Impulse Response Function analysis is used to determine the impact between variables where the results that had a positive effect during the Covid-19 pandemic were import shocks to GDP and unemployment shocks to GDP, while those that had a negative impact were inflation rate shocks to GDP in South Korea during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Analysis of South Korea's Macroeconomic Development with the Vector Error Correction Model

Ahman,

Machmud,

Agus Triansyah

2023

JPEB

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“…Economic growth is a longterm process of increasing per capita production. The higher a country's economic growth, the greater its ability to meet the needs of its people, and therefore, the greater its ability to prosper its people (Anokhina, 2022). They can also define economic growth as an expansion of economic activity that increases the production of goods and services in society (Widarni & Bawono, 2021).…”

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The Threshold Effect of Inflation on Regional Economic Growth in Indonesia

Ramadhaniyati,

Gunawan,

Susanti

et al. 2023

Almana

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Recent studies state that the relationship between inflation and economic growth is not linear. When inflation exceeds a certain threshold, it will have a negative impact on economic growth. This study aims to investigate the linear and non-linear relationship between inflation and economic growth in Indonesia using provincial panel data. The linear relationship was tested using a panel regression fixed effect model, while a non-linear relationship was tested using a panel regression threshold fixed effect model. When a linear test is carried out, inflation in Indonesia does not affect economic growth. When conducting a non-linear test, inflation in Indonesia has a positive impact on economic growth only when the value is below 2.11 percent. Meanwhile, when inflation exceeded 2.11 percent, economic growth in Indonesia slowed down. Inflation control policies must still be carried out to reduce the negative effects of inflation because high and fluctuating inflation is not good for the economy.

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