The Effect Labor Wage and Exchange Rate on Inflation

Isnowati, Sri; Sugiyanto, FX; Kurnia, Akhmad Syakir; Tjahjaningsih, Endang

doi:10.14254/1800-5845/2023.19-1.10

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“…This review is in accordance with research led by Isnowati (2015) entitled Impact of swapping scale, public pay, and expansion on trade costs in Indonesia that swelling rates in the short and long haul have a positive and huge impact.…”

Section: The Relationship Of Inflation To Rubber Exportssupporting

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Effect of Rubber Production, Dollar Exchange Rate and Inflation on Rubber Exports in Indonesia

Fatahillah

Andriyani

Rahmah

et al. 2022

JMPE

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This study was conducted in Indonesia and aimed to examine the effect of rubber production, the dollar exchange rate, and inflation on rubber exports. The data analysis method used was multiple linear regression. The results showed that rubber production and inflation positively and significantly influenced rubber exports, while the dollar exchange rate negatively and significantly influenced rubber exports. Simultaneously, rubber production, the dollar exchange rate, and inflation positively and significantly influenced rubber exports in Indonesia, and the magnitude (R^2) of the effect of the amount of production, dollar exchange rate, and inflation on rubber exports was 0.5979 (59.79%)

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Effect of Rubber Production, Dollar Exchange Rate and Inflation on Rubber Exports in Indonesia

Fatahillah

Andriyani

Rahmah

et al. 2022

JMPE

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“…),Isnowati et al (2023),Chima (2023), andTumala et al (2023).1. Nominal Exchange Rate: Changes in the nominal exchange rate can influence inflation.…”

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Inflation Theory: A Theoretical Review of Demand-Pull and Cost-Push Inflation Effect on Nigeria Economy

E.A.,

A.F.,

M.O.

2023

African Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development

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Inflation has become a pressing issue in Nigeria, affecting the cost of living and infrastructure development. Despite tight fiscal and monetary measures, inflation continued to rise at unprecedented rates in Nigeria. The present seminar paper aims to provide insight into the theoretical understanding of Demand-pull and Cost-push inflation and explore its causes and effects on the economy and individuals. Using the Desk research method, the researcher explores empirical data from 33 published articles for the study. The empirical literature reviewed found that Demand-pull and cost-push inflation are different and have different causes and effects on individuals and the National economy. It was found that Demand-pull inflation is driven by excess demand, leading to higher prices, while Cost-push inflation is caused by increased production costs, which result in higher prices. It was concluded that Inflation is a complex economic phenomenon that significantly impacts individuals and businesses. Understanding the differences between demand-pull and cost-push inflation is essential for policymakers and economists in formulating strategies to combat inflation and maintain a stable economy. The researcher recommended, amongst others, that developing appropriate policies and addressing the root causes of inflation make it possible to mitigate inflation effects and promote sustainable economic growth.

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The Effect Labor Wage and Exchange Rate on Inflation

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Effect of Rubber Production, Dollar Exchange Rate and Inflation on Rubber Exports in Indonesia

Effect of Rubber Production, Dollar Exchange Rate and Inflation on Rubber Exports in Indonesia

Inflation Theory: A Theoretical Review of Demand-Pull and Cost-Push Inflation Effect on Nigeria Economy

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