Natural Resources Curse in Indonesia

Wahyudi, Heru; Palupi, Widia Anggi

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“…The economic landscape of Indonesia is marked by diverse regional disparities, with provinces experiencing varying economic growth and development levels [1]. These disparities can be attributed to a multitude of factors, including differences and changes in natural resources, infrastructure, government policies, socioeconomic and cultural conditions, demography, and other internal and external influences that impact economic growth at the provincial level [2][3][4][5][6][7]. As a result, the economic growth trajectory can vary between both provinces and over time [8,9].…”

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Provincial Real Economic Growth in Indonesia: Investigating Key Factors Through Spatial Analysis

Muzzakar,

Syahnur,

Abrar

2023

Ekon. J. Econ.

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This study addresses the need to understand provincial real economic growth, as measured by gross regional domestic product (GRDP), by conducting a spatial analysis. The study focuses on the influential factors of physical investment, working labor force, social infrastructure relative to the head-count index of poverty, and human development index (HDI). Data from 34 provinces spanning eight years (2015-2022) were examined using geographically weighted panel regression with a fixed effect of provincial units and adaptive bisquare kernel function as spatial weights. The study identifies distinct spatial patterns in the variable impact on provincial real economic growth, forming groups based on influential factors. Physical investment and HDI significantly drive growth in most provinces. The working labor force strongly impacts Papua Island’s growth. Intriguingly, social infrastructure relative to the head-count index of poverty link to economic growth emerges in the central and eastern regions of Indonesia (Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua), highlighting its role in poverty reduction and inclusive growth. The findings highlight the importance of region-specific policies to optimize the potential of these variables and promote balanced economic growth across the province.

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Provincial Real Economic Growth in Indonesia: Investigating Key Factors Through Spatial Analysis

Muzzakar,

Syahnur,

Abrar

2023

Ekon. J. Econ.

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Vegetation development and soil conditions in reclaimed areas of former silica mines in Indonesia

Yunanto,

Wildan,

Suparno

et al. 2025

J. Degrade. Min. Land Manage.

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To restore the function of ex-mining land according to its designation, the ex-mining area must be reclaimed. Ecological dynamics, especially soil conditions and the composition, structure, and biodiversity that occur in reclamation areas, need to be understood so that the reclamation area meets the criteria for the success of mine reclamation. This study aimed to understand the composition, structure, biodiversity, and soil conditions that influence growth in the reclamation area. The research was conducted in a silica mine reclamation area with a 17.8 m radius (r) circular plot (0.1 ha) of 10 plots (±1 ha) for vegetation and 9 points for soil sampling at a depth of 0-30 cm and 30-60 cm. In general, the results of the vegetation inventory show that the tree species recorded are dominated by Pinus merkusii, Hevea brasiliensis, and Enterolobium cyclocarpum with mean values of diameter, height, and low diversity conditions. The condition of soil physical and chemical properties in the reclamation area at both depths shows low mean values, which can affect the growth rate of plants in the reclamation area. The species of Schima wallichii that grow naturally in the reclamation area was found, indicating that the reclamation activities have created a good environment for other tree species to grow naturally. However, enrichment activities need to be carried out to increase biodiversity.

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Natural Resources Curse in Indonesia

Cited by 2 publications

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Provincial Real Economic Growth in Indonesia: Investigating Key Factors Through Spatial Analysis

Provincial Real Economic Growth in Indonesia: Investigating Key Factors Through Spatial Analysis

Vegetation development and soil conditions in reclaimed areas of former silica mines in Indonesia

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