Indonesian Economic Growth Rate:

Sumartini, Sumartini; Riswanto, Ari

doi:10.5220/0006892107140717

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“…Because so far, these two things are not owned by the middle-low economic business group (Panjaitan, 2019;Tarmizi, 2019). capitalists as the only parties that create jobs or job providers, while the poor groups beg for jobs (Sumartini, S. and Riswanto, 2017). The current phenomenon shows that there is a tendency for district/ city governments to provide space for investors to be able to invest in their re-…”

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Analysis of Factors That Influence The Disclosure Of Enterprise Risk Management in SMEs

Deni

Riswanto

2019

JKBM

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Facing the free market era, local governments need to make structural policies that favor and provide incentives for the development and improvement of SMEs performance. The potential of women in community life still has not received a reasonable portion. This needs to be addressed wisely and wisely by the government considering the women from the side of quantity ranks first from the composition of citizens. The type of research used is descriptive research with qualitative method. The discussion in this article is the role of local governments to improve women's empowerment in the economic field by providing women with sewing skills training, micro credit business, and women leadership training. Where the skills training and micro credit business is given to the community where the economic level is still below standard or pre prosperous in order to improve the welfare of the family through the efforts provided by the local government.

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Analysis of Factors That Influence The Disclosure Of Enterprise Risk Management in SMEs

Deni

Riswanto

2019

JKBM

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“…According to Sumartini and Riswanto's (2017) extrapolation using a simple regression and simple correlation approach, Indonesia's economic growth is slowed down by inflation and unemployment at exponential rates. In contrast, economic growth and inflation in Africa show a nonlinear relationship.…”

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The Effect of Inflation and Unemployment on GDP: Evidence from Bangladesh

Bhawmick,

Akter,

Haque

2023

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This study aims to investigate the impact of inflation and unemployment on GDP in Bangladesh from 1991 to 2021. The study utilizes unit root tests, the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) Bound test, and the Error Correction Model (ECM) to analyze the relationships between these variables. The results indicate that GDP and inflation are stationary at both the level and first difference, while unemployment is stationary at the first difference and at the same time all three variables are stationary at the first difference. The ARDL Bound test reveals that both inflation and unemployment are harmful to GDP, hindering its growth over time. The F-statistics indicate a consistent relationship between the variables. The Error Correction Model shows a high correlation between the variables in both the short- and long-term, accounting for 82% of the equilibrium deviation. The findings suggest that policymakers should pay attention to the levels of inflation and unemployment in the country, as they have a significant impact on GDP growth.

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