Trade for Economic Recovery: Import Policies to Support Indonesia’s F&amp;B Sector

Amanta, Felippa; Gupta, Krisna

doi:10.35497/556953

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“…Suatu negara dapat dikatakan ikut serta dalam GVC melalui partisipasi ke depan apabila sebagian besar produk antara domestiknya digunakan oleh negara lain untuk memproduksi barang jadi dengan tujuan untuk ekspor kembali. Negara-negara yang terlibat dalam partisipasi ke depan dalam rantai nilai global kemungkinan besar merupakan eksportir sumber daya alam untuk digunakan sebagai input oleh negara-negara pengimpor (Amanta & Gupta, 2022). Lemahnya partisipasi ke belakang Indonesia dalam GVC tidak lepas dari strategi pemerintah yang mendukung industri hulu seperti pertanian dan sumber daya alam melalui kebijakan proteksionis, yaitu substitusi impor.…”

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Pentingnya Perdagangan bagi UMK di Sektor F&B Indonesia

Hasran¹,

Gupta²

2023

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Section: Pekerja Informalunclassified

“…Untuk meneliti hubungan antara impor input antara Indonesia dengan kinerja ketenagakerjaan dan upah industri F&B, data input antara industri pangan dikumpulkan dari basis data UN COMTRADE menggunakan klasifikasi BEC Rev. 4 (Amanta & Gupta, 2022). Melimpahnya data perdagangan dan sistem klasifikasi dapat menghasilkan tingkat analisis yang lebih terperinci.…”

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Pentingnya Perdagangan bagi UMK di Sektor F&B Indonesia

Hasran¹,

Gupta²

2023

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“…A country is said to join the global value chain through forward participation when most of its domestic products are used to produce other countries' exports. Countries that engage in forward participation in the global value chain are more likely to be exporters of natural resources for use as inputs in the importing country (Amanta & Gupta, 2022). As firms become more competitive, they become better able to create jobs and retain workers.…”

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“…Consequently, producing high quality, high value added F&B products requires Indonesia to import food inputs from other countries. Amanta and Gupta (2022) found that Indonesian exports of F&B products are dominated by palm oil and its derivatives instead of downstream final goods like instant noodles or biscuits. Palm oil and its derivatives require little to no foreign sourcing.…”

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“…Once palm oil is taken out of the analysis, it becomes clear that backward participation in global value chains is important for Indonesia's F&B manufacturing. Using imports and exports of intermediate goods and final goods of the F&B Sector, Amanta and Gupta (2022) found that an increase in intermediate input import growth by 1% is associated with an increase in export growth by 0.96%. Because Indonesia's domestic consumption is so high, this number is nontrivial-a large fraction of the improved production will likely be consumed domestically.…”

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The Importance of Trade For MSEs in The Indonesian F&B Sector

Hasran¹,

Gupta²

2023

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ABOUT THE CENTER FOR INDONESIAN POLICY STUDIESCenter for Indonesian Policy Studies (CIPS) is a strictly non-partisan and non-profit think tank providing policy analysis and practical policy recommendations to decision-makers within Indonesia's legislative and executive branches of government. CIPS promotes social and economic reforms that are based on the belief that only civil, political, and economic freedom allows Indonesia to prosper. We are financially supported by donors and philanthropists who appreciate the independence of our analysis. KEY FOCUS AREAS:Food Security & Agriculture: To enable low-income Indonesian consumers to access more affordable and quality staple food items, CIPS advocates for policies that break down the barriers for the private sector to openly operate in the food and agriculture sector. Education Policy:The future of Indonesia's human capital need to be prepared with skills and knowledge relevant to the 21st century. CIPS advocates for policies that drive a climate of healthy competition amongst education providers. Such competition will drive providers to constantly strive to innovate and improve education quality for the children and parents they serve. In particular, CIPS focuses on the improvement of operational and financial sustainability of low-cost private schools who serve the poor.Economic Opportunities: CIPS advocates for policies that expand economic involvement and opportunities for Indonesian entrepreneurs and businesses; as well as for policies that open wider opportunities for lowincome Indonesians to access decent incomes and create wealth.

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The role of firms’ communication about eco-friendly products on social media and conventional media post-COVID-19

Koswara,

Trulline,

Rohman

2024

JCOM

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PurposeThe paper examined the impact of corporate communication about eco-friendly products on social media (CSM) and conventional media (CCM) on individuals/buyers’ intent for co-creating environmental values (ICEV) post-Coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia.Design/methodology/approachData were gathered from 561 individuals/buyers, via cross-sectional sampling in Bandung city, Indonesia. Next, this study used structural equation modelling to assess the theoretical model and hypothetical relationships.FindingsBoth factors, i.e. CCM and CSM, positively and significantly affect ICEV.Originality/valueThe paper is an original attempt to assess the impact of corporate communication about eco-friendly products on media toward ICEV in Indonesia’s post-Coronavirus pandemic. Besides, it is an initial effort to create the notions of success expectancy and self-efficacy and analyse whether these two concepts can become factors that mediate the effects of corporate CCM and CSM on buyers’ ICEV. This paper also develops ICEV to expand social cognitive theory from the perspective of co-creating environmental values.

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Trade for Economic Recovery: Import Policies to Support Indonesia’s F&B Sector

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Pentingnya Perdagangan bagi UMK di Sektor F&B Indonesia

Pentingnya Perdagangan bagi UMK di Sektor F&B Indonesia

The Importance of Trade For MSEs in The Indonesian F&B Sector

The role of firms’ communication about eco-friendly products on social media and conventional media post-COVID-19

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