image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (11).jpg image (12).jpg image (13).jpg image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (11).jpg image (12).jpg image (13).jpg image (14).jpg image (15).jpg image (16).jpg image (17).jpg image (18).jpg image (19).jpg image (20).jpg studi efektivitas pelayanan publik di kecamatan kejaksan kota cirebon jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016, hlm. 16-21 doi: /10.18196/jesp.17.1.2457 identifikasi potensi ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari kabupaten gunungkidul yogyakarta romi bhakti hartarto fakultas ekonomi dan bisnis, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone +62-274-387656 e-mail korespondensi: romi.hartarto@gmail.com naskah diterima: november 2015; disetujui: februari 2016 abstract: the intention of regional government of special region of yogyakarta to make south area as the front page of regional economic development has been initiated. as one subdistrict located in the south area of gunungkidul regency, tanjungsari subdistrict has several prospects on economy, tourism, and resources due to its strategic and direct position near the hindia ocean and southern traffic lane. this study aims to mapping economic potential based upon leading sectors as identified by location quotient (lq) method and klassen typology which is employed to characterize the economic pattern and structure. based on lq analysis, both manufacturing and construction sectors are the leading sectors which need to develop in advance since they are the supporting sectors nowadays and in the future. meanwhile, there exists a shift in economic pattern from developing region to underdeveloped region according to klassen typology. keywords: economic development, leading sector, lq, klassen typology jel classification: r11, r58 abstrak: visi pemerintah daerah istimewa yogyakarta untuk menjadikan kawasan selatan sebagai halaman depan bagi pembangunan ekonomi daerah sudah mulai dicanangkan. sebagai salah satu kecamatan yang terletak di kawasan selatan kabupaten gunungkidul, kecamatan tanjungsari memiliki berbagai potensi ekonomi, wisata, dan sumber daya mengingat letaknya yang berbatasan langsung dengan samudera hindia dan dilalui jalan jalur lintas selatan. penelitian ini bermaksud memetakan potensi ekonomi berdasarkan sektor-sektor unggulan yang diidentifikasi melalui metode location quotient (lq) dan tipologi klassen untuk mengetahui pola dan struktur ekonomi. berdasarkan analisis lq, sektor industri pengolahan dan bangunan menjadi sektor unggulan yang perlu dikembangkan karena merupakan sektor penunjang baik di masa sekarang maupun mendatang. sementara itu, terdapat pergeseran pola perekonomian dari kawasan berkembang menjadi kawasan tertinggal menurut tipologi klassen. keywords: pembangunan ekonomi, sektor unggulan, lq, tipologi klassen klasifikasi jel: r11, r58 identifikasi potensi ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari... (romi bhakti hartarto) 17 pendahuluan pembangunan ekonomi meliputi segala upaya dan kebijakan dengan tujuan untuk meningkatkan standar hidup masyarakat, memperbanyak lapangan kerja baru, mengurangi ketimpangan distribusi pendapatan, mempererat hubungan ekonomi regional, dan menggeser aktivitas ekonomi dari sektor pertanian ke sektor industri dan jasa yang memiliki nilai tambah lebih tinggi. perencanaan pembangunan daerah yang utuh hendaknya dimulai pada tingkat kecamatan yang merupakan daerah administratif di bawah kabupaten atau kota yang terdiri dari desa-desa atau kelurahan-kelurahan. mengingat setiap daerah memiliki keberagaman potensi, baik dari sisi sumber daya alam, manusianya, maupun kondisi geografis, maka kebijakan pembangunan daerah tentu saja tidak secara langsung mengadopsi kebijakan nasional, daerah induk pada tingkat administratif yang lebih tinggi, atau daerah lain yang dianggap berhasil. sehingga dibutuhkan kebijakan pembangunan yang didasarkan pada kekhasan daerah sesuai dengan potensi sumber daya lokal. kecamatan tanjungsari terletak di kabupaten gunungkidul, provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta. wilayahnya yang terletak di sebelah selatan kabupaten gunungkidul menjadikan kecamatan ini berbatasan langsung dengan samudera hindia sehingga memiliki wisata bahari yang memberikan daya tarik bagi para wisatawan dan berkontribusi terhadap perekonomian masyarakat setempat. selain potensi wisata, kecamatan tanjungsari juga memiliki beberapa potensi di bidang pertanian, perikanan, dan peternakan dengan hasil olahan berupa pandan, melon, gambas, dan alga jenis ulva yang bisa dikembangkan pengolahannya untuk disinergikan dengan sektor pariwisata. sementara dari segi geografis, kawasan ini dilewati oleh jalur lintas selatan yang diyakini dapat menggerakkan roda perekonomian kabupaten gunungkidul di masa datang. terlebih pemerintah provinsi diy sudah mencanangkan visi yang menjadikan kawasan selatan sebagai halaman depan pembangunan ekonomi daerah. terlebih, kabupaten gunungkidul termasuk dalam kategori daerah berkembang cepat menurut penelitian restiatun (2009). oleh karena itu, pengelolaan ekonomi yang mensinergikan pemanfaatan sumber daya bahari dengan sumber daya alam lainnya secara integral diharapkan dapat mengurangi kesenjangan dan meningkatkan pendapatan masyarakat kecamatan tanjungsari. potensi ekonomi dan wisata alam tersebut perlu diidentifikasi dengan jelas sehingga dapat dikembangkan untuk memberikan efek positif ke sektor lainnya. untuk memperoleh hasil optimal berdasarkan potensi unggulan yang dimiliki, penelitian ini bermaksud untuk memetakan seluruh potensi ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari secara akurat melalui analisis sektor dan sub sektor ekonomi yang berpotensi sebagai daya ungkit pengembangan wilayah. tumbuhnya sektor ekonomi unggulan diharapkan dapat mendorong pertumbuhan sektorsektor ekonomi lainnya. sebagai gambaran, sektor unggulan yang dimiliki oleh kabupaten gunungkidul menurut hasil penelitian restiatun (2009) adalah sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor bangunan, serta sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi. penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan pengembangan ekonomi lokal dengan dalih bahwa untuk menjadi kawasan yang mandiri dan berkelanjutan, kawasan tersebut harus mampu mendayagunakan sumber daya yang dimilikinya semaksimal mungkin sehingga tercipta nilai tambah dan rantai produksi yang panjang. perekonomian lokal terbagi menjadi dua sektor, yakni basis dan non-basis. aktivitas perekonomian pada sektor basis mampu mengekspor barang dan jasa ke luar batas wilayah perekonomian sementara sektor nonbasis hanya mampu menyediakan barang dan jasa untuk memenuhi kebutuhan masyarakat yang berada di wilayah bersangkutan. teori basis ekonomi menyatakan bahwa makin banyak sektor basis di suatu daerah, makin bertambah pula arus pendapatan dari luar ke dalam daerah sehingga akan menaikkan permintaan akan barang dan jasa yang diproduksi oleh sektor non-basis, dan sebaliknya. dalam hal ini, sektor basis memiliki peranan sebagai penggerak utama perekonomian wilayah melalui efek pengganda. oleh karena itu, suatu daerah dapat berkembang jika mampu memajukan sektor basisnya (glasson, jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 16-21 18 1977), serta penanaman modal pada industri lokal sebagai hasil dari naiknya pendapatan industri sektor basis (kadariah, 1985). metode penelitian metode dasar yang diterapkan dalam penelitian ini adalah analisis deskriptif yang bertujuan untuk membuat gambaran suatu fenomena sosial untuk dicari hubungannya. ada pun, pengumpulan data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini melalui studi pustaka untuk memperdalam pemahaman konsep pengembangan kawasan dan dokumentasi data statistik terkini yang diterbitkan oleh badan pusat statistik (bps) kabupaten gunungkidul dalam beberapa tahun terakhir. sesuai dengan tujuan yang telah dirumuskan dalam penelitian ini, maka metode analisis yang digunakan meliputi analisis sektor dan subsektor ekonomi potensial melalui indikator turunan dari pdrb seperti pertumbuhan ekonomi, struktur ekonomi dan pendapatan per kapita penduduk kecamatan tanjungsari. dalam hal ini, analisis location quotient (lq) digunakan untuk menunjukkan besar kecilnya peranan suatu sektor perekonomian suatu wilayah jika dibandingkan dengan sektor yang sama pada wilayah dengan cakupan lebih besar. metode ini digunakan untuk mengidentifikasi sektor ekonomi mana yang paling berpotensi untuk menjadi unggulan. metode location quotient (lq) dibedakan menjadi dua, yakni: static location quotient (slq atau lq) dan dynamic location quotient (dlq). dasar penggunaan teknik lq adalah teori ekonomi basis di mana ketika industri basis itu menghasilkan barang dan jasa untuk pasar di daerah dan di luar daerah maka penjualan hasil ke luar daerah akan mendatangkan pendapatan ke daerah yang bersangkutan. masuknya arus pendapatan akan menyebabkan naiknya konsumsi dan investasi sehingga pendapatan daerah dan kesempatan kerja ikut meningkat pada gilirannya. ada pun, rumus penghitungan yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah (budiharsono, 2001): (1) dimana: : nilai pdrb suatu sektor tingkat kecamatan; vr : nilai pdrb seluruh sektor tingkat kecamatan; v1 : nilai pdrb suatu sektor tingkat kabupaten; v : nilai pdrb seluruh sektor tingkat kabupaten berdasarkan analisis location quotient (lq), jika nilai lq > 1 maka sektor tersebut potensial, yakni dapat melayani pasar baik di dalam maupun di luar kecamatan tanjungsari. semakin nilai lq lebih tinggi dari satu, semakin tinggi keunggulan komparatifnya (cahyono dan wijaya, 2014). sebaliknya jika nilai lq < 1, maka sektor tersebut bukan potensial di mana belum mampu memenuhi permintaan pasar di kecamatan tanjungsari. jika nilai lq = 1, sektor tersebut hanya mampu melayani pasar di kecamatan tanjungsari saja tanpa mampu memasarkan hasil sektor tersebut ke daerah lain. perubahan perekonomian lokal pada kurun waktu tertentu dapat diuji melalui dynamic location quotient (dlq) sehingga perubahan sektoral dapat diketahui. dlq merupakan bentuk modifikasi dari slq dengan mengakomodasi besarnya pdrb dari nilai produksi sektor atau sub sektor dari waktu ke waktu. naik turunnya lq dapat dilihat untuk sektor tertentu pada dimensi waktu yang berbeda dengan formulasi sebagai berikut (nazipawati, 2007): dlq ij = [ ] (2) di mana: dlqij : indeks potensi sektor i di tingkat kecamatan/kabupaten gij : laju pertumbuhan nilai tambah sektor dan sub sektor i di daerah studi gj : rata-rata laju pertumbuhan pdrb di tingkat kecamatan/kabupaten gi : laju pertumbuhan nilai tambah sektor dan sub sektor i daerah referensi g: rata-rata pertumbuhan pdrb daerah referensi nilai dlq yang dihasilkan jika lebih dari 1, maka potensi perkembangan sektor i di suatu daerah lebih cepat jika dibanding dengan sektor yang sama dalam lingkup nasional. sebaliknya, identifikasi potensi ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari... (romi bhakti hartarto) 19 jika dlq < 1, maka potensi perkembangan sektor i di daerah lebih rendah jika dibanding nasional secara keseluruhan. penggabungan antara nilai slq dan dlq dapat dijadikan kriteria dalam menentukan apakah sektor ekonomi tergolong unggulan, prospektif, andalan, dan tertinggal. ada pun kriteria yang digunakan sebagai berikut (suyatno, 2000): a. jika nilai lq dan dlq > 1, berarti sektor tersebut akan tetap menjadi basis baik sekarang maupun di masa datang. b. jika nilai lq > 1 dan dlq < 1, itu artinya sektor tersebut akan bergeser dari sektor basis menjadi non basis di masa datang. c. jika nilai lq < 1 dan dlq > 1, maka sektor tersebut akan bergeser dari sektor non basis menjadi sektor basis di masa datang. d. jika nilai lq dan dlq < 1, maka sektor tersebut akan terus menjadi non basis baik saat ini maupun di masa datang. tabel 1. penggolongan sektor menurut slq dan dlq kriteria dlq > 1 dlq < 1 slq > 1 unggulan prospektif slq < 1 andalan tertinggal selain kedua analisis di atas, analisis tipologi klassen turut digunakan untuk mencari tahu gambaran pola dan struktur pertumbuhan ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari dengan membagi daerah berdasarkan dua indikator ekonomi, yakni pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pendapatan per kapita daerah. melalui indikator ini, daerah terbagi menjadi empat kelompok yakni (rustiadi et al, 2011): (1) daerah cepat maju dan cepat tumbuh, yakni daerah dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pendapatan per kapita lebih tinggi dari rata-rata kabupaten, (2) daerah maju tapi tertekan, yakni dengan pendapatan per kapita lebih tinggi namun pertumbuhan ekonominya lebih rendah dari rata-rata kabupaten, (3) daerah berkembang cepat dengan tingkat pertumbuhan tinggi namun pendapatan per kapitanya lebih rendah dari rata-rata kabupaten, dan (4) daerah tertinggal dengan tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pendapatan per kapita lebih rendah dari rata-rata kabupaten. ada pun, klasifikasi wilayah menurut tipologi klassen dapat dilihat pada tabel 2. tabel 2. tipologi klassen ŷ ğ yij > ŷj yij > ŷj gij > ğj kuadran iii daerah berkembang cepat kuadran i daerah cepat maju dan cepat tumbuh gij < ğj kuadran iv daerah relatif tertinggal kuadran ii daerah maju tapi tertekan hasil dan pembahasan berdasarkan hasil analisis static location quotient (slq) dan dynamic location quotient (dlq), terlihat bahwa kecamatan tanjungsari selama periode 2011-2013 memiliki dua sektor unggulan dengan nilai slq dan dlq lebih dari satu, yakni industri pengolahan dan bangunan. sektor bangunan dan industri pengolahan menjadi sektor unggulan di wilayah ini akibat pengembangan saran dan prasarana di sekitar kawasan wisata pantai dalam tiga tahun terakhir. dalam hal ini, kedua sektor tersebut dapat berperan sebagai sektor penunjang baik di masa sekarang maupun di masa datang. pengembangan kedua sektor tersebut melalui pembangunan infrastruktur berupa akses jalan menuju lokasi pantai diharapkan dapat memaksimalkan geliat perekonomian masyarakat kecamatan tanjungsari di sekitar pantai. sementara itu, sektor pertanian merupakan sektor prospektif karena memiliki nilai slq lebih dari satu tetapi nilai dlq kurang dari satu sehingga sektor ini tidak mampu diharapkan di masa datang meskipun saat ini merupakan sektor basis. salah satu penyebabnya adalah daerah ini sering mengalami kekeringan di saat musim kemarau meski kondisi lahannya sangat cocok untuk pengembangan pertanian. namun demikian, slq sektor pertanian bernilai lebih dari satu selama tiga tahun berturut-turut sehingga menjadi sektor basis dan mampu berjualan ke wilayah lain. hal ini tak lepas dari adanya perkembangan lembaga keuangan mikro di daerah ini. ada pun sektorsektor yang dikategorikan sebagai sektor prospektif, andalan, dan kurang prospektif dapat dilihat pada tabel 3. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 16-21 20 pada tabel 3 terdapat lima sektor andalan dengan nilai slq < 1 dan dlq > 1, yakni pertambangan dan penggalian; listrik, gas, dan air bersih; perdagangan, hotel, dan restoran; pengangkutan dan komunikasi; dan jasa-jasa. meskipun sektor-sektor tersebut belum dapat menunjang perekonomian di kecamatan tanjungsari di saat sekarang, sektor-sektor tersebut dapat dikembangkan untuk kemajuan ekonomi di masa datang. sementara itu, sektor keuangan, persewaan, dan jasa perusahaan dikategorikan kurang prospektif karena nilai dlq dan slq kurang dari satu sehingga belum dapat menunjang perekonomian di kecamatan tanjungsari. sementara itu, gambaran mengenai pola dan struktur ekonomi di kecamatan tanjungsari dapat dilihat melalui analisis tipologi klassen seperti yang tertera pada tabel 4. selama tahun 2011 hingga 2012, pola perekonomian kecamatan tanjungsari tidak bergeser dari kriteria berkembang yakni dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi di atas pertumbuhan ekonomi tingkat kabupaten dan pendapatan per kapita di bawah kabupaten gunungkidul. namun demikian, turunnya kinerja perekonomian pada tahun 2013 telah berdampak pada perekonomian kecamatan menjadi daerah tertinggal dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pendapatan per kapita di bawah level kabupaten. implikasi kebijakan bagi daerah tertinggal adalah kebijakan sektoral yang diarahkan pada upaya penyediaan kesempatan kerja melalui pemanfaatan teknologi padat karya untuk industri pengolahan produk pertanian yang produk pasarnya luas, yakni bisa dijual ke luar daerah mengingat sektor industri pengolahan merupakan sektor unggulan. oleh karena itu, peran serta masyarakat dalam dunia usaha perlu digalakkan melalui tabel 3. analisis perbandingan nilai slq dan dlq kecamatan tanjungsari rata-rata tahun 2010-2013 lapangan usaha slq dlq kategori 1. pertanian 1,288218 0,067353 prospektif 2. pertambangan & penggalian 0,301206 1,36238 andalan 3. industri pengolahan 1,034609 1,576251 unggulan 4. listrik, gas & air bersih 0,524111 2,955666 andalan 5. bangunan 1,019694 2,059498 unggulan 6. perdagangan, hotel & rest 0,760653 1,084438 andalan 7. pengangkutan & komunikasi 0,459442 3,811885 andalan 8. keu, persewaan & jasa pershn 0,720223 0,66119 kurang prospektif 9. jasa-jasa 0,945181 1,872776 andalan sumber: data diolah tabel 4. pola ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari, gunungkidul tahun 2011-2013 no tahun pdrb (juta) pertumbuhan ekonomi (%) pendapatan per kapita (rp) kriteria kawasan 1 2011 130.184 4,58 5.053.727 berkembang 2 2012 136.696 5,00 5.295.216 berkembang 3 2013 142.436 4,20 5.475.359 tertinggal rata-rata 136.438 4,59 5.274.767 tertinggal kabupaten gunungkidul 1 2011 4,33 5.124.334 2 2012 4,84 5.353.512 3 2013 5,16 5.602.170 rata-rata 4,78 5.360.006 sumber: data diolah identifikasi potensi ekonomi kecamatan tanjungsari... (romi bhakti hartarto) 21 peningkatan kapasitas berupa sarana dan prasarana dalam pemasaran produk. kebijakan pengembangan industri tetap berorientasi pada industri yang tidak mencemari lingkungan dan tidak terpusat pada kawasan tertentu agar pertumbuhan industri dapat mengangkat pertumbuhan wilayah dan menyerap tenaga kerja di daerah tersebut dalam mengantisipasi terjadinya urbanisasi. simpulan sebagai bagian dari kabupaten gunungkidul yang berbatasan langsung dengan samudera hindia dan dilalui jalan jalur lintas selatan, kecamatan tanjungsari memiliki berbagai potensi yang dapat dikembangkan. namun demikian, kecamatan tanjungsari mengalami pergeseran dari kawasan berkembang menjadi kawasan tertinggal. salah satu alasannya adalah karena kecamatan tanjungsari bertumpu pada sektor pertanian yang meskipun menurut analisis slq merupakan sektor basis, namun menurut analisis dlq sektor tersebut tidak mampu diharapkan di masa datang. maka dari itu, rencana pembangunan kecamatan tanjungsari sebaiknya lebih diarahkan ke sektor-sektor unggulan yang menjadi penunjang dalam perekonomian seperti industri pengolahan dan bangunan melalui terbangunnya infrastruktur berupa tempat pemasaran hasil industri pengolahan dan akses jalan menuju pantai karena kedua sektor tersebut merupakan sektor basis dan mampu menjadi penunjang di masa ini maupun yang akan datang. daftar pustaka budiharsono, s. 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(2000). analisis economic base terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah tingkat ii wonogiri menghadapi implementasi uu no. 22/1999 dan uu no. 5/1999. jurnal ekonomi dan pembangunan, i(2). fe universitas muhammadiyah surakarta. image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg microsoft word 08-mahrus jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014, hlm.71-77 pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penentuan titik ambang batas inflasi di indonesia mahrus lutfi adi kurniawan1, nano prawoto2 1 institute of public policy and economic studies jalan kenari 13 sidoarum iii yogyakarta, indonesia 2 fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone: +62 274 387656 e-mail korespondensi: mahrus_lutfi@yahoo.com naskah diterima: september 2013; disetujui: maret 2014 abstract: the study aims to see the relation between two macro indicators which are economic growth and inflation. the data are obtained from badan pusat statistik (bps) and badan koordinasi penanaman modal (bkpm) from the year 1971-2012. the analysis use causality granger test and non-linier regression. the result of this analysis shows that there is correlation between inflation and economic growth. there is no evidence of inflation dot (1 to 20%) that has negative influence toward the economic growth; population does not have significant influence to the economic growth while investment has positive impact on economic growth. keywords: economic growth; inflation; population; investment; granger causality jel classification: o11, o47, e31 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk melihat sejauh mana hubungan antara dua indikator makro ekonomi yaitu pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi. data yang digunakan diperoleh dari badan pusat statistik (bps) dan badan koordinasi penanaman modal (bkpm) pada tahun 1971-2012. teknik analisis yang digunakan adalah uji kausalitas granger dan regresi nonlinier. hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa terdapat hubungan dua arah yang saling berkaitan antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi. tidak ditemukan titik inflasi (1 sampai 20 persen) yang berpengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi, dan populasi tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi sedangkan investasi berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. kata kunci: pertumbuhan ekonomi; inflasi; populasi; investasi; kausalitas granger klasifikasi jel: o11, o47, e31 pendahuluan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi merupakan dua indikator dalam makroekonomi yang mendapat perhatian lebih dari para akademisi di bidang ekonomi dan pengampu kebijakan. berbagai macam kebijakan ditempuh untuk mendapatkan tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi dengan tingkat inflasi yang rendah. pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi memiliki arti standar hidup yang tinggi bagi warganya. standar hidup mengacu pada kesejahteraan ekonomi masyarakat. ukuran standar hidup mengacu pada nilai semua barang dan jasa yang dikonsumsi perkapita. ukuran paling umum yang digunakan adalah output nasional per kapita, yang diukur dengan pdb atau pnb per kapita. sementara itu, menurut khan (2005) inflasi yang tinggi memiliki efek negatif karena membebankan biaya kesejahteraan pada masyarakat, menghambat alokasi sumber daya yang efisien, angka kemiskinan yang semakin meningkat dan mengurangi pertumbuhan ekonomi jangka panjang. inflasi berdasarkan teori kuantitas yang jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 71-77 72 dikemukakan oleh irving fisher menyatakan bahwa inflasi hanya bisa terjadi kalau ada penambahan volume uang yang beredar, dan laju pertumbuhan inflasi ditentukan oleh laju pertumbuhan jumlah uang beredar dan harapan masyarakat mengenai kenaikan harga-harga di masa mendatang (basuki, 2003). inflasi adalah gejala yang menunjukkan kenaikan tingkat harga umum yang berlangsung terus menerus. oleh karena itu, tingkat inflasi yang terjadi dalam suatu negara merupakan salah satu ukuran untuk mengukur baik buruknya masalah ekonomi. di indonesia, pengendalian inflasi diserahkan tugas dan wewenangnya kepada bank indonesia. dimulai pada tahun 2007 bank indonesia mulai menggunakan inflation targetting framework (itf) untuk menerapkan sasaran inflasi dan mempublikasikannya untuk masyarakat. itf merupakan kerangka kebijakan moneter yang ditandai dengan pengumuman kepada publik mengenai target inflasi yang hendak dicapai dalam beberapa periode ke depan. secara eksplisit dinyatakan bahwa inflasi yang rendah dan stabil merupakan tujuan utama dari kebijakan moneter. di indonesia sendiri pada tahun 1970 sampai 2012, pertumbuhan ekonomi tertingginya adalah 9,88 persen yang terjadi pada tahun 1980 dan terendahnya adalah -13,13 persen yang terjadi pada tahun 1998. sementara ratarata pertumbuhan ekonominya di angka 5,60 persen. pada periode yang sama, tingkat inflasi tertinggi adalah 77,63 persen yang terjadi pada tahun 1998 dan tingkat inflasi terendah adalah 2,01 persen yang terjadi pada tahun 1999. sementara tingkat inflasi di indonesia rata-rata mencapai pada angka 9 sampai 12 persen. gambar 1 menunjukkan bahwa tidak mudah untuk menarik sebuah hubungan yang tepat antara tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi dan tingkat inflasi di indonesia. grafik tersebut menunjukkan bahwa inflasi terlihat lebih fluktuatif dibandingkan dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi, dan juga inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi bergerak secara bersama-sama pada suatu waktu, terutama pada tahun 1972 sampai 1997. namun, ada pola yang berbeda dari hubungan antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi pada tahun 1998 ketika krisis ekonomi melanda indonesia. pada saat itu tingkat inflasi yang tinggi datang di saat pertumbuhan ekonomi sangat lesu bahkan negatif yang jatuh pada angka -13,13 persen. di satu sisi inflasi mencapai 77,63 persen sementara di sisi lain pertumbuhan ekonomi menurun secara signifykan sampai -13,13 persen. ini menunjukkan bahwa tingkat inflasi yang sangat tinggi berbahaya bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia. gambar 1. pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi namun, bertentangan dengan kondisi pada tahun 1998, data tahun 1972 sampai 1980 menunjukkan hubungan yang berkebalikan dari pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi. pada periode tersebut tingkat inflasi rata-rata mencapai 18,35 persen tapi hal tersebut diiringi dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan rata-rata 7,49 persen. pertumbuhan ekonomi tertinggi adalah 9,88 persen yang dicapai pada tahun 1980 disertai dengan tingkat inflasi yang mencapai 15,97 persen, sedangkan tingkat inflasi tertinggi (selain saat terjadi krisis tahun 1998) adalah 33,32 persen yang terjadi pada tahun 1974 dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang mencapai 7,63 persen. angka-angka tersebut menunjukkan bahwa inflasi yang tinggi hingga 35 persen tidak terlihat melemahkan partumbuhan ekonomi indonesia. namun yang menjadi catatan di sini juga adalah, pada tahun 2005 dan 2008 saat terjadi krisis global, inflasi di indonesia mencapai angka tertinggi pada tahun milenium yaitu pada angka 17,11 persen dan 11,06 persen. namun, pertumbuhan ekonomi masih mencatatkan angka yang tinggi di saat terjadi krisis global dibanding negara maju atau negara berkembang pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penentuan ...(mahrus lutfi adi kurniawan, nano prawoto) 73 lainnya, yaitu berkisar pada angka 5,69 persen dan 6,06 persen. gambar 2. rata-rata pertumbuhan ekonomi berdasarkan inflasi grafik pada gambar 2 menerangkan bahwa meskipun hubungan antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi tidak dapat disimpulkan dengan pasti. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa inflasi pada satu titik tertentu memiliki dampak positif bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia. namun, harus disadari pula bahwa inflasi pada satu titik tertentu memiliki hubungan negatif, terutama ketika inflasi mencapai angka dua digit dengan tingkat yang tinggi. studi yang dilakukan malik dan chowdhury (2001) menyebutkan bahwa karya-karya sebelumnya (misalnya, tun wai, 1959) gagal membangun hubungan yang bermakna antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. namun, thirlwall dan barton (1971), seperti yang disebutkan oleh mubarik (2005), dalam studi lintas negara awalnya, melaporkan adanya hubungan positif antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi untuk negara-negara industri dan hubungan negatif bagi negara-negara berkembang. perdebatan tentang hubungan antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi tetap terbuka sampai sekarang. menurut malik dan chowdury (2001), hubungan antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi tetap menjadi kontroversi dalam teori dan temuan empiris. berasal dari konteks amerika latin pada tahun 1950-an, masalah ini telah menghasilkan perdebatan abadi antara stukturalis dan monetaris. para strukturalis percaya bahwa inflasi sangat penting bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi, sedangkan monetaris melihat inflasi sangat merugikan bagi kemajuan ekonomi. ada dua aspek perdebatan ini: sifat hubungan jika ada dan arah kausalitas. seperti yang disebutkan oleh bruno dan easterly (1996), pemandangan pada tahun 1960an adalah inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi mempunyai hubungan positif dalam jangka pendek. bahkan untuk jangka panjang, tobin dan sidrausky menyarankan efek positif pada pertumbuhan ekonomi dari inflasi yang lebih tinggi. ketika inflasi tinggi, kekayaan akan dialokasikan dari uang dan menjadi modal fisik. demikian pula, beberapa teori pengembangan menyarankan bahwa inflasi dapat digunakan untuk memobilisasi sumber daya sebagai akumulasi modal. namun, temuan bruno dan easterly menunjukkan bahwa tidak ada hubungan antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi pada tingkat inflasi tahunan kurang dari 40 persen. mereka menemukan hubungan jangka pendek sampai menengah antara inflasi yang tinggi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi meskipun negatif. malik dan chowdhury (2001) melakukan analisis kointegrasi inflasi terhadap partumbuhan ekonomi pada empat negara di kawasan asia selatan (bangladesh, india, pakistan, dan sri lanka) dan melaporkan dua poin penting. pertama, inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang positif dan saling terkait. kedua, sensitivitas inflasi terhadap perubahan tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi lebih besar dari pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap perubahan tingkat inflasi. di sisi lain, beberapa studi juga turut menjelaskan hubungan negatif antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. hasil studi fischer (1993) menunjukkan bahwa inflasi mengurangi pertumbuhan ekonomi yaitu dengan berkurangnya investasi dan berkurangnya partumbuhan produktivitas. inflasi yang rendah dan defisit fiskal yang kecil tidak diperlukan untuk pertumbuhan yang tinggi bahkan untuk jangka panjang. selain itu, inflasi yang tinggi tidak konsisten dengan partumbuhan ekonomi yang berkelanjutan. satu analisis terbaru menunjukkan bahwa ada ambang batas inflasi dalam hubungannya antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi. dalam konteks ini, khan dan senhadji (2001) telah melakukan studi. mereka tidak hanya menguji hubungan inflasi dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi tetapi juga menunjukkan ambang batas tingkat inflasi bagi negara yang maju dan berkembang. mereka melakukan studi dengan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 71-77 74 data panel untuk 140 negara berkembang dan negara-negara industri untuk periode 19601998. hasilnya, mereka menyarankan adanya ambang batas pada tingkat inflasi yang dapat memberikan suatu efek negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. secara khusus, perkiraan ambang batas inflasi adalah 1-3 persen untuk negara-negara maju dan 7-11 persen untuk negara berkembang. metode penelitian studi ini menggunakan variabel pertumbuhan ekonomi sebagai variabel dependen sementara inflasi, laju pertumbuhan penduduk, dan tingkat pertumbuhan investasi sebagai variabel independen. studi ini menggunakan analisis kuantitatif dan data sekunder berupa data runtut waktu dalam bentuk tahunan dari tahun 1971–2012. data dalam studi ini diperoleh dari badan pusat statistik (bps) dengan sumberdata international monetary fund (imf) serta dari badan koordinasi penanaman modal (bkpm). secara umum gambaran model dalam studi ini adalah: ∗ 1) keterangan: adalah laju pertumbuhan ekonomi; adalah laju inflasi; adalah ambang batas inflasi, adalah laju pertumbuhan populasi; adalah laju pertumbuhan realisasi investasi; adalah error term tujuan dari studi ini adalah untuk menyelidiki hubungan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi indonesia serta memperkirakan ambang batas yang tepat dari inflasi. studi dimulai dengan analisis kausalitas granger yang mengukur hubungan linier antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi. setelah hubungan kausalitas dapat ditentukan, maka berlaku model ambang batas untuk menghitung ambang batas inflasi. untuk melakukan uji kausalitas data, digunakan uji augmented dickey fuller (adf) untuk melihat apakah data tersebut stasioner atau tidak. jika ternyata data runtut waktu yang diteliti tidak stasioner, maka akan terjadi regresi lancung. hasil pengolahan data memberikan hasil uji akar unit pada tingkat level. hasil dan pembahasan tabel 1 menunjukkan bahwa seluruh variabel, yakni gdp, (pertumbuhan ekonomi), ihk (indeks harga konsumen), dan inv (realisasi investasi) telah stasioner pada tingkat level sedangkan variabel pop (populasi) tidak dapat diuji karena sudah terhitung dengan bilangan yang kecil sehingga tetap stasioner tanpa uji stasioneritas. setelah data sudah stasioner, selanjutnya dilakukan uji kausalitas granger yang dapat mengindikasikan apakah suatu variabel mempunyai hubungan dua arah, atau hanya satu arah. laju pertumbuhan pdb, ihk, populasi dan realisasi investasi kemudian dihitung dengan menggunakan transformasi log. berdasarkan tabel 2 dapat diketahui bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi memiliki hubungan dua arah dan positif. ketika pertumbuhan ekonomi naik, maka para investor akan berbondong-bondong menginvestasikan modalnya ke negara tersebut. ketika para investor menanamkan modalnya maka akan terbuka lapangan pekerjaan yang dapat diserap sehingga dapat menaikkan pendapatan masyarakat. ketika pendapatan masyarakat naik maka kebutuhan konsumsi juga akan meningkat. ketika permintaan meningkat maka harga suatu barang juga akan meningkat yang dapat memicu terjadinya inflasi. sementara, beberapa pakar ekonom bertabel 1. hasil uji stasioneritas pada tingkat level variabel adf t-statistik nilai kritis mackinnon keterangan 1 % 5 % 10 % dloggdp -4,102511 -3,6067 -2,9378 -2,6069 stasioner dlogihk -4,095982 -3,6067 -2,9378 -2,6069 stasioner dloginv -7,783192 -3,6117 -2,9399 -2,6080 stasioner pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penentuan ...(mahrus lutfi adi kurniawan, nano prawoto) 75 pendapat bahwa inflasi terkadang dapat mendorong partumbuhan ekonomi selama masih dalam batas normal, sehingga inflasi dapat berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. ketika harga-harga barang naik, maka produsen akan meningkatkan produktivitasnya dengan membuka lapangan pekerjaan yang baru atau menambah jam kerja bagi karyawannya. sehingga, kenaikan pendapatan masyarakat akan meningkatkan konsumsi dan dapat mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi. setelah uji kausalitas granger, langkah selanjutnya adalah penerapan model yang akan diregresi, yakni sebagai berikut: tersebdi atas ingin melihat sejauh mana inflasi di indonesia mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi. studi ini hanya mengukur inflasi dari 1 hingga 20 persen karena setelah krisis 1997-1998 inflasi di indonesia selalu bisa ditekan dan yang paling tinggi hanya 17,11 persen pada tahun 2005. hasil uji regresi model ditampilkan pada tabel 3 (lampiran). hasil regresi di atas menunjukkan bahwa inflasi dari titik 1 sampai 20 persen tidak berdampak negatif bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia sesuai dengan studi bruno dan easterly (1996) bahwa hubungan negatif inflasi terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi terjadi ketika inflasi menyentuh di atas 40 persen untuk negara berkembang. jika dilihat dari nilai koefisien pada tabel, tidak ada hubungan negatif antara inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. ini berarti bahwa negara yang memiliki tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi tinggi juga akan rentan terkena inflasi yang tinggi. hasil regresi juga menunjukkan bahwa laju pertumbuhan populasi indonesia tidak berdampak positif bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia dari titik inflasi 1 sampai 20. adapun variabel investasi mempunyai pengaruh signifikan dan positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi dari titik inflasi 1 sampai 20. sementara, pengaruh inflasi dari titik 1 sampai 20 tidak mempengaruhi pertumbuhan realisasi investasi di indonesia. simpulan berdasarkan hasil pengujian dan analisis tentang hubungan antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi serta hasil regresi dengan beberapa titik level inflasi dari 1 sampai 20 persen dapat diambil beberapa kesimpulan. pertama, hasil uji kausalitas granger menunjukkan bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi mempunyai dua arah yang saling berhubungan. hal ini berbeda dengan beberapa studi sebelumnya yang telah dilakukan oleh khan dan senhadji serta bruno dan esterln yang menjelaskan bahwa masing-masing studi mengungkapkan adanya hubungan yang satu arah saja. namun, mereka juga berpendapat sama bahwa hubungan satu arah hanya akan terjadi di negara maju sedangkan di negara berkembang saling berbeda pendapat karena kemungkinan terjadi hubungan dua arah yang saling berkaitan apalagi jika studi dilakukan di negara yang mempunyai tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi. studi ini mengungkap bahwa di negara berkembang khususnya indonesia, pertumbuhan ekonomi dan inflasi mempunyai hubungan dua arah yang saling berkaitan. kedua, dari hasil uji regresi, peneliti menentukan level inflasi dari 1 sampai 20 persen, hal ini dilakukan untuk melihat sejauh mana dan dititik mana inflasi sangat berpengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. hasil regresi mengungkapkan bahwa dari titik level inflasi 1 sampai 20 persen khususnya di negara indonesia tidak ditemukan bahwa inflasi memberikan pengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. hal ini sejalan dengan studi yang dilakukan bruno dan esterln yang mengungkapkan bahwa di negara berkembang, kemungkinan tabel 2. hasil uji kausalitas granger null hypothesis observations f-statistic probability hpdlogihk does not granger cause hpdloggdp 39 21,9614 7,5e-07 hpdloggdp does not granger cause hpdlogihk 39 11,8848 0,00012 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 71-77 76 terjadinya inflasi yang memberi pengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi terjadi pada level 40 persen. ketiga, dari hasil regresi juga kita dapat melihat bahwa laju pertumbuhan populasi di indonesia tidak memberi efek positif bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi. sedangkan untuk nilai realisasi investasi di indonesia menunjukkan sinyal positif bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. investor tertarik untuk menanamkan modalnya di indonesia (baik pma atau pmdn) karena pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia menunjukkan angka yang tinggi khususnya di kawasan asia tenggara dan indonesia memiliki sumber daya alam yang sangat banyak sehingga dapat dikelola menjadi sumber bahan dasar bagi kemajuan teknologi. daftar pustaka basuki, a. t. 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(2000). pembangunan ekonomi di dunia ketiga 2. alih bahasa oleh haris minandar. jakarta: penerbit erlangga. pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penentuan ...(mahrus lutfi adi kurniawan, nano prawoto) 77 lampiran tabel 3. hasil uji regresi model k c inf dt population investment 1 koefisien prob. 0,025938 0,0002 0,156266 0,0166 -0,000398 0,1850 -0,997535 0,1325 0,024035 0,0077 2 koefisien prob. 0,025604 0,0003 0,156860 0,0162 -0,000408 0,1784 -1,001384 0,1308 0,023982 0,0076 3 koefisien prob. 0,025711 0,0003 0,153711 0,0175 -0,000398 0,1959 -1,028214 0,1189 0,023573 0,0083 4 koefisien prob. 0,025831 0,0002 0,149182 0,0189 -0,000393 0,2151 -1,039773 0,1189 0,023266 0,0090 5 koefisien prob. 0,025874 0,0002 0,147142 0,0172 -0,000441 0,1551 -1,040579 0,1173 0,023224 0,0086 6 koefisien prob. 0,025976 0,0002 0,144789 0,0163 -0,000487 0,1551 -1,042241 0,1156 0,022733 0,0091 7 koefisien prob. 0,025998 0,0002 0,143604 0,0143 -0,000585 0,1035 -1,038530 0,1136 0,022730 0,0084 8 koefisien prob. 0,026061 0,0001 0,140552 0,0135 -0,000693 0,0658 -1,030655 0,1125 0,022681 0,0077 9 koefisien prob. 0,026141 0,0001 0,136428 0,0139 -0,000807 0,0423 -1,019711 0,1126 0,022641 0,0072 10 koefisien prob. 0,026258 0,0001 0,130298 0,0160 -0,000934 0,0260 -1,003151 0,1141 0,022611 0,0066 11 koefisien prob, 0,026321 0,0001 0,127112 0,0174 -0,001044 0,0199 -0,995018 0,1147 0,022572 0,0063 12 koefisien prob. 0,026373 0,0001 0,124696 0,0187 -0,001155 0,0165 -0,989320 0,1151 0,022511 0,0062 13 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,001265 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 14 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,001380 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 15 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,001519 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 16 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,001689 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 17 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,001901 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 18 koefisien prob, 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,002175 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 19 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,002540 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 20 koefisien prob. 0,026404 0,0001 0,123271 0,0196 -0,003053 0,0151 -0,986127 0,1155 0,022470 0,0062 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 21 nomor 2, oktober 2020 article type: research paper flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia fauzan fikri1* m. pudjihardjo2, and rachmad kresna sakti3 abstract: the application of fiscal decentralization as an implementation of regional autonomy will have an effect on regional financial management. the current problem is that local governments are too dependent on the allocation of transfer funds from the central government to finance regional expenditures without optimizing the potential revenue they own. the condition that often occurs is when the allocation of transfer funds from the central government is obtained large, the local government will tend to try to maintain the amount of the transfer in the next period. this fact is what often leads to asymmetric behavior in local governments and waste in regional spending. therefore, this study aims to analyze the possibility of a flypaper effect on regional spending in the province of east java, indonesia. in this study, the independent variable is proxied by the general allocation fund (gaf), revenue sharing fund (rsf), and local government revenue (lgr). meanwhile, the dependent variable is proxied by regional expenditure. this study uses panel data regression analysis. the findings in this study generally show that from 38 districts / cities in east java province in 2011-2018, there was a flypaper effect. then other findings prove that gaf, rsf, and lgr have a significant and positive effect on regional expenditure. keywords: flypaper effect; gaf; rsf; lgr; regional expenditure jel classification: r5; h2; h27; h7; h71; h72 introduction regional governments are too dependent on allocating transfer funds from the central government to finance regional spending and development without optimizing its local government revenue (lgr). the problem that often occurs is that when the allocation of transfer funds from the central government is obtained, the regional government will keep the central government's transfer funds in nominal value for the next period. this fact often leads to asymmetric behavior in local governments as a statement from kuncoro (2011). lgr can only finance local government spending at a maximum of 20%. it means strengthening the indication of inefficiencies in transfer funds from the center, which can be seen from local government spending. added by ndadari and adi (2008), the comparison of the use of transfer funds from the central government (gaf and rsf) to local revenue (lgr) is still too high. based on the previous explanation, an essential step in implementing regional autonomy and fiscal decentralization is to calculate the potential of local government revenue (lgr) and increase regional fiscal capacity. affiliation: 1, 2,3 department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas brawijaya, malang, indonesia. *correspondence: fauzanfikri23@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.21.2.5045 citation: fikri, f., pudjihardjo, m., sakti, r. k. (2020). flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(2), 249-257. article history received: 12 mar 2020 reviewed: 22 july 2020 revised: 14 oct 2020 accepted: 15 oct 2020 mailto:fauzanfikri23@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8434 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 250 referring to kuncoro's (2011) statement, lgr can only finance 20% of regional expenditure, which causes asymmetric behavior and inefficiencies in transfer funds. therefore, to analyze indications of inefficiency in allocating transfer funds from the central government, one can see from the response of regional government spending, which is generally known as "flypaper effect analysis." according to oates (1999), in oktavia (2014), the response of regional expenditure is more significant to transfer funds than local revenue (lgr), and there is a flypaper effect. he further explains that the flypaper effect is a condition in which the regional government responds more to regional spending originating from transfers (mostly unconditional transfers) than local government revenue (lgr) to result in waste in regional expenditures asymmetric behavior of regional governments. the flypaper effect is strongly suspected to occur in the province of east java, indonesia. the empirical findings are based on the still-dominant use of transfer funds to finance many east java regional expenditures, as seen in the table 1. table 1 realization of revenue and expenditure of east java province in 2018 (rupiah) account realization local government revenue (lgr) rp37,092,833,285,157,00 transfer funds rp71,560,586,476,023,00 other legal local revenue rp17,473,234,939,411,00 regional expenditure rp112,812,291,481,401,00 source: http://www.djpk.kemenkeu.go.id table 1 shows that the realization of lgr in east java in 2018 is smaller than the realization of transfer funds (balanced funds). realization of lgr is rp37,092,833,285,157.00 while the realization of transfer funds is rp71,560,586,476,023, and the realization of other legal income is rp17,473,234,939,411. furthermore, based on the data, the realization of regional expenditure is rp112,812,291,481,401. it implies that the amount of regional expenditure will be dominated by transfer funds (balance) because the transfer fund is higher than the lgr. this fact shows that development funding in east java still predominantly depends on transfer funds, which is likely to lead to asymmetrical behavior in local governments and ultimately can lead to inefficiencies in the transfer funds. this situation could indicate a flypaper effect on the management of regional expenditures sourced from transfer funds. based on several indications of the findings of the problems mentioned, this research is related to the topic "analysis of the flypaper effect on regional expenditures in the province of east java indonesia." this research's novelty lies in the research object, the year of research, solutions raised from empirical findings, and explanation of the flypaper effect on regional conditions. in connection with this title, the research begins by asking several questions such as (1) how do unconditional transfers (gaf and rsf) and local government revenue (lgr) affect regional expenditure in 38 districts/cities in east java?; (2) is there an effect of the flypaper on regional spending in 38 districts/cities in east java province? while this study aims to know how unconditional transfers and lgr on the fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 251 regional expenditure effect and explore whether there is a flypaper effect on regional expenditure districts/cities in east java province. research method operationalization of variables definition in this study, the dependent variable used was the total realization of regional expenditures. regional expenditure is all the obligations of regencies/cities in the area of east java province recognized as a reduction in the value of net assets, namely the value of direct expenditure and indirect expenditure in the period of 2011 to 2018 in rupiah. data on regional expenditure realization came from the directorate general of fiscal balance of the ministry of finance of the republic of indonesia. while the independent variable in this study used local government revenue (lgr), general allocation funds (gaf), and revenue sharing funds (rsf). analysis model this research's analytical method was the quantitative analysis method, an analytical technique used to estimate parameters. data analysis was performed by statistically testing the collected variables. the analysis results are expected to determine the influence of several independent variables on the dependent variable. the econometric model was to determine the reciprocal relationship between theory formulation, testing, and empirical estimation. in econometric theory, panel data combines cross-section data (cross) and time-series data (time series). therefore, the amount of observational data in panel data is the product of time series observation data (t>1) with cross-section observation data (n>1). the basic model used in this research is as follows. reit = α + β1 gafit + β2 rsfit + β3 lgrit + €t remarks: reit : regional expenditure from region i in year t α : constant gafit : general allocation fund from region i in year t rsfit : revenue sharing fund from region i in year t lgrit : regional government revenue from the region i in year t β1, β2, β3 : regression coefficient € t : term error flypaper effect analysis the flypaper effect is a condition that occurs when local governments respond more to their regional expenditures from transfers/grants or specifically to unconditional transfers rather than using their abilities, proxied by local government revenue (lgr), resulting in waste in shopping areas. unconditional grants are proxied by the general allocation fund fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 252 (gaf) and revenue sharing funds (rsf). analyzing the flypaper effect on district/city regional expenditure in east java province is from the comparison between the coefficient of transfer funds and the coefficient of local government revenue (lgr). if the fund transfer coefficient is greater than the lgr coefficient, there will be a flypaper effect. this statement is in line with several previous studies, for example, research from santoso, suparta, and saimul (2015). result and discussion chow test this test is used to determine which model is the most appropriate between cem and fem in the panel data estimation. the hypothesis in the chow test is as follows: h0: the model used is cem h1: the model used is fem the guidelines used for concluding the cow test are as follows: prob. chi-square cross-section ≥ 0.05 means that h0 is accepted prob. chi-square cross-section <0.05 means that h0 is rejected table 2 chow test results effects test statistic d.f. prob. cross-section f 2.299721 (37,263) 0.0001 cross-section chi-square 85.213063 37 0.0000 source: results of eviews10 the test results in table 2 come from the value of prob. chi-square cross-section of 0.0000 or less than 0.05, which means h0 is rejected. in this case, fem is more suitable as an estimation model compared to cem. the next step is to do the hausman test to get the best model. hausman test this test is to determine the most appropriate model used between rem and fem to estimate panel data. at the same time, the hypothesis in the hausman test is in the following. h0: the model used is rem h1: the model used is fem the guidelines used in concluding the hausman test are as follows: the random cross-section probability value ≥ 0.05 then h0 is accepted the random cross-section probability value < 0.05 then h0 is rejected fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 253 table 3 hausman test results effects test chi-sq statistic chi-sq d.f. prob. cross-section random 16.665504 3 0.0008 source: results of eviews10 the test results in table 3 come from the value of prob. random cross-section of 0.0008 or less than 0.05, which means h0 is rejected. in conclusion, fem is considered more suitable than rem. based on this processor's results, the regression analysis model in the first stage of testing in this study is fem (fixed effect model). therefore, for the next step (lm test), it is not necessary. regression estimation results based on the model testing results in the previous discussion, fem (fixed effect model) was chosen as the most suitable model to use. the following are the results of the first stage regression estimation using eviews10. table 4 regression estimation results variable coefficient prob. (t-test) gaf 1.864781 0.0000 rsf 0.625683 0.0000 lgr 1.229391 0.0000 lgr -2.80e+11 0.0000 r-squared = 0.980333 prob. (f test) = 0.000000 regression estimation results from 38 districts/cities in east java province shows an rsquared value of 0.980333. this result means that the independent variable consisting of gaf (general allocation fund), rsf (revenue sharing fund), and lgr (local government revenue) can explain the variance of the dependent variable namely regional expenditure of 98%, while the remaining 2% is explained by variables which were not examined in this study. f test results obtained a probability value of 0.000000, and the value is smaller than the level α = 5% (0.05). it means that simultaneously, the independent variables consisting of gaf, rsf, and lgr significantly affect the independent variable in regional expenditure in 38 districts/city of east java province. as for the partial t-test results, all independent variables significantly affect the dependent variable (regional expenditures) with the probability value of each independent variable consisting of gaf, rsf, and lgr of 0.0000, and the value is less than α = 5% (0.05). the coefficient value of each independent variable has a different magnitude of coefficient values. for example, the gaf variable with a coefficient value of 1.864781 means the positive influence of the gaf on regional expenditure. if assumed that the other variable is zero (0), for every increase of one million rupiah (rp1,000,000) at the gaf, the regional expenditure will increase by rp1,864,781. then, the rsf variable coefficient value of 0.625683 means that the rsf variable positively influences regional expenditure. if fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 254 assumed that the other independent variable has a value of zero (0), then every increase of one million rupiah (rp1,000,000) to the gaf will increase regional expenditures by rp625,683. while the lgr variable shows a coefficient value of 1.229391, the lgr variable positively influences regional expenditure. if the other variables' coefficient value is zero (0), an increase in the lgr variable of one million rupiah (rp1,000,000) will increase regional expenditures by rp1,229,391. based on the explanation, an equation can be written as follows: reit = 1.864781gafit + 0.625683rsfit + 1.229391lgrit + €t the equation is data processing from all 38 districts/cities in the province of east java, indonesia. the influence of the unconditional grants variable, gaf (1.864781), is higher than the lgr variable (1.229391). then, in the partial t-test, the gaf variable significantly affects the regional expenditure variable. so, there is a flypaper effect in the districts/cities in the province of east java, indonesia, proved by how the gaf coefficient is higher than the lgr. discussion of research results the flypaper effect was first put forward by mieszkowski, and oakland (1979) to articulate the thought of arthur okun (1930) who stated that "money sticks where it hits". the occurrence of flypaper effects in regencies/cities in east java province is in line with the theory of "money sticks where it hits." the transferred fund only moves from the central government to the regional government without impacting and achieving the transfer fund's actual purpose. the transfer funds should stimulate private investment and the regional economy through regional spending to create fiscal potential (levies, taxes, dividends, etc.). the method of determining the flypaper effect in this study is to compare the two coefficients of the independent variables. the independent variables are the unconditional transfer variable (gaf and rsf), as well as the local government revenue (lgr) variable. flypaper effect occurs when the coefficient value of the unconditional transfer variable is greater than the coefficient value of the lgr variable and both have a positive and significant relationship. this means that if the coefficient value of the independent variables is greater than the others, it can be interpreted as a high level of contribution of these variables to the dependent variable. another way to detect the flypaper effect can also be seen from the lgr variable. if the lgr variable is insignificant and not positive for regional expenditure, it can indicate a flypaper effect in local government (cárdenas & sharma, 2015). the magnitude of the influence of lgr in regional expenditure financing explains the level of financial independence of a region. regions with high lgr rates should not rely on transfer funds from the center. however, based on empirical findings in this study, this did not happen. therefore, it is suspected that there are indications of asymmetrical behavior from officials in the government. the situation that occurs is related to the fiscal illusion fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 255 case studied by dollery and worthington (1996). the two researchers emphasized that various forms of income must provide benefits in the form of increased service activities which in turn are expected to increase regional revenues. however, if the reality is the opposite, then this situation can indicate a fiscal illusion. furthermore, the occurrence of deviations from what it should be in the financial transfer relationship between the central government and the regions is usually called the flypaper effect. if there is a deviation because the increase in expenditure is greater than local taxes in response to a transfer, it is called the physical replacement effect (hines & thaler, 1995). other causes of this study's results are obstacles to fiscal decentralization, characterized by low lgr and high regional dependence on the central government in the form of transfer funds. as explained by setyono (2011) is as follows. 1. regional owned enterprises (bumd) 's contribution is still weak for lgr caused by several problems, such as tax regulations from the government that does not favor the bumd. then, determining product prices that are not profit-oriented because the purpose of bumd is broad public service—hampering factors of production due to increasingly difficult to reach and human resources that do not meet the qualifications. 2. the high degree of fiscal decentralization in taxation, so that local governments will find it difficult to maximize their local revenue (lgr) because the central government still manages the potentially large taxes. the flypaper effect will have implications in the form of an increase in regional expenditure that is greater than the receipt of the transfer itself, and there is a tendency to expect assistance from the central government compared to optimizing the original revenue of the region. based on the causes of the flypaper effect, fiscal decentralization in east java province must still be optimized, especially from regional own-source revenue (lgr). according to khusaini (2010), the way to increase regional revenue is to expand the regional revenue base by doing the following. 1. identifying tax payments and a new rate of tax, then put it in the tax net 2. increasing the tax object database 3. improving valuation (revaluation of tax objects) 4. calculating the reception capacity more rationally for each type of levy besides, according to the theory of regional autonomy and fiscal decentralization, the fiscal sector in regional finance can be divided into two (management of regional revenue and management of regional expenditure). both of these components determine a regional government's position in the context of implementing regional autonomy (sudirman, 2011). therefore, the regional government must further improve the regional revenue and expenditure management system. fikri, pudjihardjo, & sakti flypaper effect analysis on regional expenditure in east java province, indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 256 conclusion the purpose of the study is to find out how the influence of unconditional grants (gaf and rsf) on regional expenditure and the possibility of a flypaper effect. this chapter will describe some conclusions from the results of tests and analyses, as follows (1) based on the results of the discussion, in general, from 38 districts/cities in east java province, indonesia, the gaf (general allocation fund), rsf (revenue sharing funds), and lgr (local government revenue) had a positive contribution to regional expenditure. 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(2011). kebijakan fiskal dan moneter:teori dan empirikal. jakarta, prenada media. https://doi.org/10.1257/jel.37.3.1120 https://doi.org/10.19184/jauj.v12i2.1407 http://feb.unila.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/jep-volume-4-no-2-juli-2015.pdf http://feb.unila.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/jep-volume-4-no-2-juli-2015.pdf jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 1, april 2021 article type: research paper achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program: case study of marine tourism in gili matra indonesia diswandi1*, luluk fadliyanti1, mansur afifi1, and hailuddin1 abstract: harmonization of tourism and conservation activities can be used to achieve sustainable tourism. regarding this matter, the payment for ecosystem services (pes) program could be a promising solution to be implemented. by considering marine tourism in gili matra, lombok, this study applied quantitative research method to analyzed the possibility of sustainable tourism development through the pes scheme for harmonizing marine tourism and preserve coral reefs. data was collected thorugh survey to 100 international tourists that were selected randomly. using the contingent valuation method (cvm), this study found that international tourists were willing to pay an average of usd 21.46 per visit to contribute to the pes program to sustain the existence of coral reefs and other marine biotas as ecosystem services provided by gili matra. the tourists’ educational and income levels influenced their willingness to pay. keywords: coral reef; conservation; willingness to pay; contingent valuation method; environmental awareness jel classification: o13, q56, q57, p28 introduction the north lombok regency in west nusa tenggara province (ntb) has a very strategic position concerning the development of the tourism sector with the gili matra region's existence, which consists of a group of small islands: gili air, gili meno, and gili trawangan. the relatively increasing number of visits to gili matra has an impact on the increasing availability of hotels, accommodation, and other infrastructure, which, in turn, can have a negative impact on the environmental capacity, both on land and at sea (abeyratne, 1999; burger, 2000; giannoni & maupertuis, 2007). as saptutyningsih (2004) also mentioned, tourism may lead not only to a positive impact on the economy but also a negative impact on the environment, especially regarding the land carrying capacity. the biggest feature of gili matra's tourist attractions is the marine park's beauty, including coral reefs and the marine life that surrounds it. marine tourism activities promoted place more emphasis on economic aspects, in which tourism activities are highlighted to have a maximum positive economic impact. affiliation: 1 department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas mataram, west nusa tenggara, indonesia *correspondence: diswandi@unram.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i1.11083 citation: diswandi, d., fadliyanti, l., afifi, m., & hailuddin, h. (2021). achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program: case study of marine tourism in gili matra indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(1), 12-20. article history received: 05 feb 2021 revised: 20 mar 2021 accepted: 05 apr 2021 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57192651698 https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=4n8c-isaaaaj&hl=en https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=56800207600 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=_f2nofcaaaaj&hl=en http://fe.unram.ac.id/ilmu-ekonomi-dan-pembangunan/ http://fe.unram.ac.id/ilmu-ekonomi-dan-pembangunan/ http://fe.unram.ac.id/ilmu-ekonomi-dan-pembangunan/ http://fe.unram.ac.id/ilmu-ekonomi-dan-pembangunan/ mailto:diswandi@unram.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/11083 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.11083&domain=pdf diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 13 at the same time, the conservation aspect is not given enough attention so that the condition of coral reefs and other marine biotas, which are the main tourist attractions, continues to deteriorate. if this continues, marine parks in the region will no longer be attractive in the long run and will have a negative impact on the tourism sector due to the reduced number of tourists visiting the area. the next impact is that economic growth, which previously depended on the tourism sector, will experience a slump (giannoni & maupertuis, 2007). in order to prevent this from happening, efforts are needed to harmonize tourism and conservation activities (budowski, 1976). in this case, gili matra's tourism activities need to be aligned with conservation efforts, including the conservation of coral reefs. one potential effort to be made is the payment for ecosystem services (pes) program (barr & mourato, 2009). payment for ecosystem services (pes) is defined as a voluntary transaction, in which clearly identified ecosystem services are purchased by at least one environmental service buyer from at least one environmental service provider in a condition that the provider continues to conserve the associated resources to ensure the ecosystem services’ sustainability (sunderlin et al., 2005; wunder, 2007). associated with the concept of pes, tourism businesses and tourists are on the demand side, which acts as 'buyers' of ecosystem services, should pay a certain amount for the cost of preserving coral reefs and other marine biotas. on the supply side, related institutions, such as the ministry of maritime affairs and fisheries or local fishermen community, may act as 'sellers' of the ecosystem services. the funds collected from the payment of ecosystem services are then directed to local communities' conservation activities and empowerment. research on pes programs' contributions to sustainable natural resource management and community empowerment has been conducted in various countries. for example, bremer et al. (2014) found that pes programs in ecuador contributed positively to community empowerment and sustainable natural resource management. in vietman, suhardiman et al. (2013) revealed that pes might contribute to better natural resource management if the competitive market exists or the government is involved in designing and enforcing the regulation. mangubhai et al. (2020) recommend that marine conservation agreement in fiji, which is similar to pes, can contribute to protecting marine resources that can be achieved through strict monitoring and enforcement of the agreement. research conducted in raja ampat indonesia by atmodjo, lamers and mol (2017) suggests that there was no apparent impact of the pes scheme on the ecosystem services provision in the region due to the lack of clearly defined ecosystem services. research conducted by allendorf and yang (2013) in china showed that an understanding of ecosystem service could be the basis for harmonizing the relationship between people's economic livelihoods and environmental conservation. nevertheless, the research focused more on raising the awareness of related parties and did not formulate activities to harmonize economic activities and conservation. meanwhile, schuhmann et al. (2013) analyzed the scuba divers' willingness to pay for marine biodiversity in barbados, the caribbean island. they uncovered a potency for marine biota conservation diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 14 through the economic benefits of dive tourism activities in the area. however, this study did not recommend a scheme to balance tourism activity with the conservation of coral reefs and marine biota. research that examines the scheme of harmonization of tourism and conservation activities is still lacking and remains a gap in the literature. thus, to fill the literature gap, this study aimed to analyze the potential for harmonization of marine tourism activities and marine conservation, in this case, coral reefs, through the pes scheme. the creation of a pes system is expected to contribute positively to marine resources' sustainability, including coral reefs as a major tourist attraction in gili matra and local communities' empowerment to create sustainable tourism activities. by taking the gili matra area as a case study, it is expected that this study can suggest a policy that can be applied in other similar marine tourism locations to create a harmonious relationship between tourism, conservation, and the empowerment of local communities. research method this study employed a quantitative method. data for this study were collected through a survey of 100 international tourists in gili matra selected randomly. the survey collected information on tourists’ opinions about the state of coral reefs' benefit for humans and the respondents themselves. then, the survey sought tourist willingness to pay (wtp) for coral reefs conservation. the maximum wtp of tourists for coral conservation was modeled and elicited through a contingent valuation method (cvm) (bateman & turner, 1992). this method uses survey techniques to find out how much the value of environmental good and service for individuals or society. in this survey, the cv (contingent valuation) questions provide a hypothetical scenario that the local government would charge every tourist a certain amount of money used explicitly for coral conservation. a bidding game technique (calia & strazzera, 1999) was used to capture the maximum amount of money that tourists were willing to contribute to the sustainability of the coral reefs ecosystem. this study also identified factors influencing the amount of wtp of the tourist. for this purpose, an econometric model was developed as follows: wtpi* = βxi + i where β is a vector of the slope parameter, and xi is an observation vector on the independent variable for individual i. the error term () is assumed to be a normally distributed random variable with an average of zero. the respondents' wtp was hypothesized to be influenced by several independent variables: education, income, gender, and previous visit. a stepwise regression technique was utilized to find the best model that could further be used for analysis. diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 15 result and discussion respondents’ characteristics gender one hundred international tourists were randomly selected as respondents of this study. among them, 53% were female, and 47% were male. figure 1 gender education education was measured by the length of school (years) taken by the respondents. out of the hundred respondents, most of them (37%) have studied for 16-20 years or with the highest-level equivalent to senior high school. in the second place, 31% of respondents were educated over 20 years. meanwhile, the respondents' lowest education level was 612 years, with 12%. figure 2 education income the respondents’ income was proxied from their expenditure. it was done because income is personal and confidential data for most westerners. to produce valid and diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 16 unbiased income data, a proxy was employed using the expenditure variable. based on the expenditure level, respondents were divided into four groups: (1) less than 1,000 usd; (2) 1,000 2,000 usd; (3) 2,000 3,000 usd; (4) more than 3,000 usd. of the hundred respondents, the majority had monthly expenditures of between 1,000 2,000 usd, with a percentage of 42%. meanwhile, the smallest group of respondents had a monthly expenditure of 2,000 3,000 usd, with 8%. origin of respondents in this study, most respondents came from germany with a percentage of 14% and britain with 12%. in the third place, most respondents were from france with a percentage of 11%. meanwhile, in the fourth place, most respondents came from australia and america with 8% each. other respondents came from various countries in the world. figure 3 origin of respondents previous visit of the one hundred respondents, 52% were tourists who had previously come to gili matra. meanwhile, 48% of respondents were tourists who visited gili matra for the first time. tourists who had visited gili matra before, the majority had visited 1-3 times with a percentage of 66%. meanwhile, 20.83% of them had visited 4-6 times. only 12.5% of these tourists had the frequency of previous visits more than six times. figure 4 previous visit diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 17 willingness to pay by tourists for the conservation of coral reefs the survey results using the contingent valuation method (cvm) showed that the average willingness to pay (wtp) of international tourists for ecosystem service fees or coral reef conservation funds on gili matra was usd 21.46 per visit. the lowest wtp was zero usd, meaning that tourists did not want to pay for ecosystem services or funds for coral reef conservation. meanwhile, the highest wtp was 200 usd per visit. most respondents (20% of them) were willing to pay 5 usd. based on this result, this study argues that there is a potency to harmonize tourism and natural resource conservation. this finding is in line with schuhmann et al. (2013) and mangubhai et al. (2020). for effective pes implementation, a clear definition of the ecosystem services is needed, as allendorf and yang (2013) mentioned. thus, the unclear impact on nature conservation found by atmodjo et al. (2017) can be avoided. this study also supports suhardiman et al. (2013), considering the government's involvement in regulating the pes program. however, not all respondents in this study agreed with the pes contribution. about 12% stated they did not want to contribute. they put forward several reasons, including that repairing coral reefs is the indonesian state's responsibility. besides, they did not believe if the money collected would be used properly. several other respondents did not want to contribute but gave no reason. some factors influenced the respondents’ wtp. this matter is discussed in the following paragraphs. as mentioned in the method section, the econometrics model in this study was run using the stepwise regression technique to find the best model that could be used for analysis. it was a model that all the independent variables significantly influenced the dependent variable. it resulted in three models, as exhibited in table 1. table 1 regression estimation coefficient variable model 1 model 2 model 3 betta t statistic betta t statistic betta t statistic constant 36,741 2,755* 36,562 2,761* 31,295 2,436* education -6,338 -2,124* -6,428 -2,188* -6,077 -2,063* income 7,501 2,403* 7.482 2,410* 7,396 2,367* gender -8,626 -1,480 -8.661 -1,494 previous visit -1.208 -0,206 f-statistics 2,897* 3,888* 4,656* adj r2 0,071 0,080 0,069 * significance at α 5% source: data processed. table 1 presents the effects of independent variables on the amount of money that respondents were willing to pay for coral reef conservation. the estimated regression coefficient showed the marginal impact of the independent variable on the amount of money that was willing to be paid by respondents. diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 18 the stepwise regression resulted in three models in this study, as presented in table 1, namely: model 1: wtp = f (education, income, gender, previous visit) model 2: wtp = f (education, income, gender) model 3: wtp = f (education, income) from the three models, it was found that the third model produced the best-estimated value. only two of the estimated coefficients, namely education and income, significantly affected the wtp at a significance level of 95%. it signified that these variables significantly affected the amount of money that respondents were willing to pay for coral reef conservation through ecosystem service fees. respondents' income had a positive and significant impact on the amount of wtp. respondents with high incomes tended to have a higher wtp value. an increase in income by 1% would increase wtp by 7.39%, ceteris paribus. this finding reflects someone’s level of environmental awareness, supporting altin et al. (2014) and duroy (2005), who argue that when family income increase, the level of environmental awareness also increases. however, this study contrast with jacobsen and hanley (2008), who state that the rise of income will be followed by lower wtp for environmental conservation. the education coefficient sign was negative, indicating that the higher the respondents' education, the lower their willingness to pay for ecosystem service fees. a one-year increase in respondent’s education would reduce his/her wtp by 6.07%, ceteris paribus. these estimation results contradict the expectation that people with high education levels are more aware of environmental conditions and are thus more willing to contribute to conservation efforts. this finding also contrasts with aminrad, zakaria and hadi (2011) and altin et al. (2014), who found increasing education level would increase someone’s environmental awareness level. meanwhile, the tourist’s previous visits to the tourism destination and gender did not affect tourists' willingness to contribute to the payment of ecosystem service fees. this finding does not corroborate with altin et al. (2014), who argue that women have better environmental awareness than men. this study contributes to the literature on sustainable tourism. it can reference sustainable tourism in the small island through pes application that considers international tourists on the demand side. conclusion this study found a potency to balance tourism and coral reefs conservation in gili matra, lombok. this argument comes from the fact that international tourists are willing to contribute to coral reef conservation by allocating cash during their visit. this study found that international tourists who came to gili matra were willing to pay an average of 21.46 usd per visit. this amount of wtp was influenced by the respondents’ income and diswandi, fadliyanti, afifi, & hailuddin achieving sustainable tourism through payment for ecosystem service (pes) program … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 19 education. high-income people tended to pay more than those who had less income. ironically, people with better education tended to pay less than those with lower education. this study also concluded that gender and the tourist’s previous visit to a tourism destination did not influence their willingness to conserve the related environment. considering that there is a willingness to pay from tourists for coral reef conservation, this study recommends that a payment for ecosystem services (pes) program is possible to be developed on gili matra to promote the sustainable tourism industry. this study is not perfect, however. the number of sample are only 100 people which is relatively small. thus, further study that accommodate larger sample is recommended. references abeyratne, r. i. r. 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inflasi di indonesia: seleksi model ekonometrika imamudin yuliadi fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone +62 274 387656 e-mail korespondensi: imamudin2006@yahoo.co.id naskah diterima: agustus 2012; disetujui: februari 2013 abstract: inflation impact on macroeconomic performance such as the exchange rate, economic growth, interest rates, exports, imports, wages and the price index of stocks and securities in the capital markets. to get an idea relevant to the topics raised in this study then formulated the research model on inflation and its implications on the fundamentals of the indonesian economy with multiple equation model approach, semi logarithm, error correction model (ecm), and multiple equations, partial adjustment model (pam), this phenomenon shows that the increase in the level of sbi will increase the efficiency of the financial sector to further boost the amount of lending and reduce the amount of bad loans. while the value of the variable regression on the amount of currency in circulation amounted -132.7688 means that if the amount of currency in circulation rose one percent will push down inflation of -132.76 percent. circumstances indicate that the increase in the amount of currency will encourage the real sector to absorb the amount of money circulating in the economy such as the increase in consumption, investment, production, etc., thereby decreasing the rate of inflation. keywords: demand pull inflation; cost push inflation; economic distortions; exchange rate jel classification: e31, e52, c1 abstrak: inflasi berdampak terhadap kinerja ekonomi makro lainnya seperti nilai tukar rupiah (kurs), pertumbuhan ekonomi, tingkat bunga, ekspor, impor, tingkat upah dan indeks harga saham dan surat berharga di pasar modal. dalam studi ini dirumuskan model penelitian mengenai inflasi dan implikasinya pada fundamental perekonomian indonesia dengan menggunakan model pendekatan persamaan berganda, semi logaritma, error correction model (ecm), dan persamaan berganda, partial adjustment model (pam). fenomena ini menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan tingkat sbi akan meningkatkan efisiensi sektor keuangan untuk lebih mendorong peningkatan jumlah penyaluran kredit dan mengurangi jumlah kredit macet. sedangkan nilai regresi pada variabel jumlah uang kartal beredar sebesar –132,7688 artinya apabila jumlah uang kartal beredar naik satu persen akan mendorong penurunan inflasi sebesar -132,76 persen. keadaan menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan jumlah uang kartal akan mendorong sektor riil untuk menyerap jumlah uang beredar dalam kegiatan ekonomi seperti peningkatan konsumsi, investasi, produksi, dan sebagainya, sehingga akan menurunkan tingkat inflasi. kata kunci: demand pull inflation; cost push inflation; distorsi ekonomi; kurs mata uang klasifikasi jel: e31, e52, c1 pendahuluan inflasi merupakan variabel makro ekonomi yang mengindikasikan adanya dinamika dalam perekonomian secara keseluruhan. fenomena inflasi mengindikasikan adanya perubahan dan pertumbuhan dalam perekonomian baik secara mikro maupun makro yang berpengaruh terhadap kinerja ekonomi lainnya. inflasi dapat didefinisikan dengan kenaikan harga barang secara umum dan terus menerus artinya bahwa fenomena kenaikan harga barang terjadi hampir pada sebagian besar barang-barang di pasar serta terjadi dalam kurun waktu yang relatif inflasi di indonesia : seleksi model ekonometrika (imamudin yuliadi) 27 lama. sehingga jika kenaikan harga hanya terjadi pada satu atau beberapa jenis barang saja dan dalam waktu singkat maka tidak bisa dikatakan inflasi. inflasi juga mengindikasikan adanya mismatching dalam sektor keuangan dimana mekanisme transmisi dari sektor keuangan dan sektor riil masih terdapat banyak kendala sehingga dana yang terkumpul pada sektor keuangan seperti perbankan, lembaga keuangan dan pasar modal tidak dapat terserap secara maksimal untuk menggerakkan sektor riil. tingginya tingkat bunga mengindikasikan adanya inefisiensi dalam mekanisme pengelolaan sektor keuangan sehingga berdampak pada peningkatan biaya modal (cost of funds) sehingga berpotensi meningkatkan inflasi. tabel 1 mengungkapkan perkembangan inflasi dan beberapa indikator makroekonomi lainnya dalam beberapa tahun terakhir di indonesia: data dalam tabel 1 menunjukkan bahwa pertumbuhan pdb menunjukkan kecenderungan yang stabil di mana dari tahun 2010 sampai 2012 rata-rata mencapai 6 persen yang artinya ada peningkatan kinerja ekonomi secara makro. peningkatan pertumbuhan ekonomi bannyak ditopang oleh komponen pengeluaran rumah tangga dan pengeluaran pemerintah dengan pertumbuhan konsumsi rumah tangga sekitar 4-5 persen. demikian juga untuk pembentukan modal tunai bruto (pmtb) menunjukkan kecenderungan terus meningkat dengan pertumbuhan sekitar 8 persen. posisi perekonomian indonesia dalam konteks perekonomian dunia dapat dilihat dalam neraca pembayaran internasional (npi) sebagaimana tampak pada tabel 2. neraca pembayaran internasional menunjukkan posisi keuangan suatu negara terhadap negara lainnya menyangkut hak dan kewajiban sebagai implikasi dari transaksi ekonomi antar negara. data neraca pembayaran internasional indonesia di atas menunjukkan bahwa adanya fluktuasi fundamental perekonomian indonesia. posisi neraca transaksi berjalan (current account) menunjukkah kecenderungan adanya tekanan yang semakin meningkat di mana mengalami defisit sebesar 28.450 juta us$ pada tahun 2013 dari sebelumnya defisit sebesar 24.418 juta us$. kondisi ini ditimbulkan karena semakin merosotnya nilai ekspor pada neraca perdagangan serta terus meningkatnya kebutuhan barang impor. ekspor barang indonesia pada tahun 2013 sebesar 183.548 juta us$ menurun dari sebelumnya pada tahun 2012 sebesar 188.496 juta us$. fenomena inflasi pada suatu perekonomian merupakan kombinasi dari aspek keseimbangan pada pasar barang, pasar uang dan pasar tenaga kerja. inflasi yang ditimbulkan pada pasar barang disebabkan oleh adanya distorsi terhadap arus produksi dan distribusi barang dari sektor produksi ke pasar sehingga menimbulkan peningkatan biaya produksi yang kemudian memicu kenaikan harga atau inflasi. inflasi juga bisa dipicu oleh kenaikan harga bahan bakar minyak (bbm) yang berakibat kenaikan biaya produksi yang kemudian akan meningkatkan harga barang. dampak yang ditimbulkan dari inflasi yang ditimbulkan dari dorongan biaya produksi terhadap perekonomian di samping kenaikan harga juga mengakibatkan penurunan tingkat tabel 1. indikator makroekonomi perekonomian indonesia (%, per tahun) indikator ekonomi tahun 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 produk domestik bruto 4,6 6,2 6,5 6,2 5,8 konsumsi rt 4,9 4,7 4,7 5,3 5,3 konsumsi pemerintah 15,7 0,3 3,2 1,2 4,9 pmtb 3,3 8,5 8,8 9,8 4,7 ekspor -9,7 15,3 13,6 2,0 5,3 impor -15 17,3 13,3 6,6 1,2 inflasi 2,8 7,0 3,8 4,3 8,4 inti 4,3 4,3 4,3 4,4 5,0 diatur pemerintah -3,3 5,4 2,8 2,7 16,7 bergejolak 3,9 17,7 3,4 5,7 11,8 sumber: bank indonesia, 2014 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 26-34 28 pendapatan nasional atau perekonomian mengalami kontraksi. hal ini terlihat pada kurva di atas fenomena inflasi karena dorongan biaya produksi juga terjadi manakala komponen produksi ada yang diimpor sementara nilai kurs mengalami depresiasi sehingga mengakibatkan kenaikan biaya produksi sebagai akibat kenaikan biaya produksi dari barang yang diimpor. kejadian inflasi seperti juga disebut dengan inflasi dari pengaruh impor barang (imported inflation). inflasi juga bisa ditimbulkan karena kenaikan permintaan agregat (agregate demand) suatu barang seperti yang terjadi pada setiap menjelang hari raya untuk permintaan barangbarang kebutuhan pokok. pada tulisan ini akan dibahas bagaimana hubungan antara besarnya pendapatan nasional (pdb), suku bunga sertifikat bank indonesia (sbi), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dollar as (kurs), dan jumlah uang beredar (uang kartal) terhadap inflasi dalam jangka pendek dan jangka panjang dengan menggunakan model ekononometrika partial ajustment model (pam) dan error correction model (ecm). metode penelitian inflasi merupakan fenomena ekonomi yang multi aspek artinya bahwa yang inflasi dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor ekonomi dan non ekonomi. penjelasan mengenai latar belakang masalah dan didukung oleh kajian baik secara teoritis maupun empiris, maka dapat disusun suatu diagram alur kerangka pemikiran penelitian seperti pada gambar 1. kerangka penelitian pada gambar 1 juga juga menjelaskan mengenai bagaimana inflasi dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor non ekonomi seperti stabilitas sosial dan politik, resiko dan ekspektasi pasar. di samping itu inflasi juga dipengaruhi faktor-faktor ekonomi seperti nilai fundamental ekonomi seperti posisi neraca transaksi berjalan, tingkat inflasi, jumlah hutang luar negeri dan rasio tingkat bunga domestik terhadap tingkat bunga internasional. inflasi juga dipengaruhi oleh kebijakan ekonomi pemerintah baik menyangkut kebijakan moneter, fiskal maupun kebijakan nilai tukar. kemudian pada sisi lain inflasi juga berpengaruh terhadap pasar barang yaitu menentukan jumlah dan volume ekspor serta impor. juga berpengaruh terhadap pasar uang melalui keputusan masyarakat dalam memegang jenis dan jumlah mata uang. inflasi juga berpengaruh terhadap posisi neraca pembayaran melalui kinerja neraca transaksi berjalan dan arah serta jumlah aliran modal (capital flow). dalam studi ini dirumuskan model penelitian mengenai inflasi dan implikasinya pada fundamental perekonomian indonesia dengan menggunakan model pendekatan regresi berganda, semi logaritma, error correction model (ecm), dan partial adjustment model (pam). tabel 2. neraca pembayaran internasional indonesia (juta $ as) indikator ekonomi tahun 2009 2010 2011 1012 2013 transaksi berjalan 10.628 5.144 1.685 -24.418 -28.450 ekspor barang 119.646 158.074 200.788 188.496 183.548 impor barang -88.714 -127.447 -166.005 -179.878 -177.399 jasa + pendapatan + transfer -20.303 -25.484 -33.097 -33.036 -34.599 transaksi modal dan finansial 4.852 26.620 13.567 24.896 22.731 investasi langsung 2.628 11.106 11.528 13.716 14.767 investasi portfolio 10.336 13.202 3.806 9.206 9.848 investasi lainnya -8.208 2.262 -1.801 1.922 -1.906 overall balance 12.506 30.285 11.857 215 -7.325 posisi cadangan devisa 66.105 96.207 110.123 112.781 99.387 dalam bulan impor dan pembayaran utang luar negeri pemerintah 6,5 7,4 6,5 6,1 5,5 transaksi berjalan (% pdb) 2,0 0,7 0,2 -2,8 -3,3 sumber: bank indonesia, 2014 inflasi di indonesia : seleksi model ekonometrika (imamudin yuliadi) 29 data yang dipergunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder time series yang diperoleh melalui publikasi bps dan bank indonesia. analisis time series yang digunakan dalam studi ini menggunakan beberapa model regresi, yaitu regresi berganda, semi logarithma, error correction model (ecm), dan partial adjustment model (pam). analisis dengan pendekatan error correction model (ecm), menggunakan alur penyelesaian dengan beberapa urutan langkah pengujian sebagai berikut: uji stasionaritas pengujian ini terdiri dari uji akar unit dan uji derajat integrasi. pada uji akar unit, data dikatakan stasioner jika nilai absolut statistik augmented diskey-fuller (adf) lebih negatif/ lebih kecil dari nilai kritis mackinnon. untuk uji derajat integrasi mentransformasi data nonstasioner menjadi data stasioner melalui proses diferensi data pada tingkat pertama atau kedua. data dikatakan stasioner jika nilai absolut stastistik adf lebih negatif/lebih kecil dari nilai kritis mackinnon. uji kointegrasi pengujian terhadap variabel gangguan et yang stasioner atau tidak dilakukan dengan menggunakan uji kointegrasi. jika kondisinya stasioner, maka semua variabel mempunyai hubungan keseimbangan jangka panjang. uji kointegrasi dilakukan ktika data yang digunakan dalam penelitian berintegrasi pada tingkat derajat yang sama. nilai residual dikatakan stasioner jika nilai absolut statistik adf lebih negatif/ lebih kecil dari nilai kritis mackinnon. uji asumsi klasik untuk mendapatkan hasil regresi yang memenuhi kaidah blue, dilakukan pengujian asumsi klasik sebagai berikut: (1) normalitas: uji jarque-bera digunakan untuk mengetahui normalitas dari suatu distribusi data. (2) autokorelasi: uji durbin-watson digunakan untuk menguji autokorelasi. autokorelasi adalah korelasi yang terjadi antara anggota seri observasi yang disusun menurut urutan waktu atau ruang. (3) heteroskedastisitas: uji park digunakan untuk menguji heteroskedastisitas dalam model. heteroskedastisitas berarti terdapat kesalahan pengganggu t dari variabel independen yang mempunyai varian yang tidak sama. (4) multikolinearitas: pengujian korelasi parsial antarvariabel independen dapat dilakukan untuk mengetahui adanya multikolinearitas. hubungan yang kuat antarvariabel independen dalam model regresi menunjukkan adanya mulikolinearitas. model yang digunakan dalam studi adalah sebagai berikut: gambar 1. kerangka penelitian mengenai mekanisme transmisi kebijakan moneter di indonesia dengan inflasi sebagai sasaran tunggal (haryono, nugroho dan pratomo, 2000: 114) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 26-34 30 model regresi berganda dan semilogaritma inflasi = β0 + β1kurs + β2pdb + β3sb + β4 ukar + e (model 1) 1) loginflasi = β0 + β1logkurs + β2 logpdb + β3sb+β4logukar + e (model 2) 2) model partial adjustment model (pam) bentuk persamaan pam untuk jangka panjang sebagai berikut: inflasi= β0 + β1kurs + β2pdb + β3sb + β4ukar+β5inflasi(-1)+e (model 3) 3) model error correction model (ecm) pendekatan ecm mampu mengoreksi hasil regresi langsung dengan menjelaskan parameter jangka pendek dan jangka panjang. bentuk persamaan ecm sebagai berikut: inflasi = β0 + β1 d(kurs,1) + β2 d(pdb,1) + β3 d(sb) + β4d(ukar,2)+ β4ect (model 4) 4) log inflasi= β0 + β1 d(log(kurs)) + β2 d(log(pdb)) + β3 d(log(sb) + β4 d(log (ukar)) + β4res (model 5) 5) hasil dan pembahasan hasil estimasi persamaan berganda inflasi pada perekonomian indonesia dapat dilihat pada tabel 3. hasil estimasi menunjukkan temuan empirik yang tidak memuaskan karena ternyata tidak ada satupun variabel independen yang signifikan mempengaruhi besarnya tingkat inflasi. untuk mendapatkan informasi pasar yang lebih akurat, maka kemudian dilakukan modifikasi terhadap model yang dengan menggunakan logarithma atau semi logarithma dengan hasil estimasi pada tabel 4. hasil estimasi dengan model semi logaritma menunjukkan kenyataan yang lebih menarik karena semua variabel independen menunjukkan nilai yang signifikan pada α = 5 % kecuali variabel suku bunga sbi yang menunjukkan nilai yang tidak signifikan. variabel kurs menunjukkan nilai koefisien sebesar 29,81047 artinya bahwa depresiasi kurs rupiah terhadap dollar as sebesar 1 persen akan meningkatkan inflasi sebesar 29,81047 persen. sedangkan variabel pendapatan nasional menunjukkan nilai koefisien sebesar 61,59661 artinya bahwa jika pendapatan nasional naik 1 persen akan mendorong kenaikan inflasi sebesar 61,59661 persen keadaan ini disebabkan adanya fenomena inflasi tarikan permintaan (demand pull inflation) yaitu konsumen akan meningkatkan konsumsinya manakala pendapatannya meningkat. sedangkan variabel jumlah uang kartal yang beredar menunjukkan nilai koefisien sebesar -73,73225 artinya jika jumlah uang kartal yang beredar naik sebesar 1 persen akan mengakibatkan penurunan tingkat inflasi sebesar: -73,73225 persen. kondisi ini menunjukkan bahwa fenomena moneter di indonesia relatif masih ditentukan oleh faktor-faktor pada pasar tabel 3. analisis estimasi inflasi model persamaan berganda variabel koefisien t-statistik prob. uji diagnostik konstanta -4,776427 -0,422031 0,6763 r2 0,159502 kurs 0,001605 1,720320 0,0968 f-statistik 1,280955 pdb 4,56e-07 0,229967 0,8199 dw statistik 2,407058 sb 0,630429 1,011031 0,3210 ukar -8,01e-05 -0,443883 0,6607 sumber: data sekunder (diolah) inflasi di indonesia : seleksi model ekonometrika (imamudin yuliadi) 31 barang atau sektor riil karena tingkat monetisasi perekonomian indonesia relatif masih kecil. seperti telah disinggung di muka bahwa melalui pembentukan model dinamik seperti model pam, peneliti tidak saja terhindar dari permasalahan regresi lancung, tetapi juga memungkinkan memperoleh besaran simpangan baku koefisien regresi jangka panjang. kedua skala tersebut dapat digunakan atau dipakai mengamati hubungan jangka panjang antar vektor variabel ekonomi seperti yang dikehendaki oleh teori ekonomi yang terkait. hasil estimasi menggunakan model pam menunjukkan nilai yang relatif cukup menarik karena ada beberapa variabel independen yang tidak signifikan yaitu pendapatan nasional dan jumlah uang kartal yang beredar. variabel kurs menunjukkan nilai koefisien sebesar 0,002252 artinya bahwa perubahan variabel kurs rupiah terhadap dollar as yang mengalami depresiasi sebesar 1 persen akan meningkatkan inflasi sebesar 0,002252 persen. demikian juga variabel tingka bunga sbi jika mengalami kenaikan sebesar 1 persen akan meningkatkan inflasi sebesar 2,385590 persen. inflasi pada tahun ini juga dipengaruhi oleh tingkat inflasi pada tahun sebelumnya sebesar: -0,614032 persen. namun ada hal yang kurang memuaskan bahwa nilai koefisien determinasi (r2) sebesar 0,371002 artinya bahwa variabel independen pada model penelitian pam ini hanya dapat menjelaskan 37,10 persen pengaruh perubahan terhadap inflasi sebagai variabel dependen. hasil uji stasioneritas menjelaskan bahwa variabel yang stasioner hanyalah variabel inflasi pada kondisi level sedangkan variabel pdb dan jumlah uang kartal yang beredar stasioner pada kondisi second difference sementara variabel kurs dan sbi stasioner pada kondisi first difference. untuk itu kemudian dilakukan uji kointegrasi dengan hasil augmented dickey-fuller (df) test statistik menunjukkan angka -6,736109 dengan nilai probabilitas sebesar 0,000 artinya menunjukkan nilainya telah terintegrasi. karena variabel telah kointegrasi maka kemudian dapat dilakukan estimasi dengan ecm dengan hasil regresi pada tabel 6. hasil estimasi di atas menunjukkan hasil yang memuaskan namun menghadapi persoalan adanya variabel yang tidak stasioner yaitu pdb dan jumlah uang kartal yang beredar (ukar). sehingga perlu dilakukan uji stasioneritas dan memperoleh hasil yang lebih bagus dimana semua variabel stasioner pada kondisi first difference. kemudian dilakukan uji kointetabel 5. analisis estimasi inflasi model partial adjustment model (pam) variabel koefisien t-statistik prob. uji diagnostik c -31,67742 -2,244305 0,0339 r2 0,371002 kurs 0,002252 2,586612 0,0159 f-statistik 2,949152 pdb 1,18e-06 0,654062 0,5190 dw statistik 1,784962 sb 2,385590 2,874003 0,0082 ukar -0,000112 -0,685520 0,4993 inflasi(-1) -0,614032 -2,789414 0,0100 sumber: data sekunder (diolah) tabel 4. analisis estimasi inflasi dengan model semilogarithma model persamaan berganda variabel koefisien t-statistik prob. uji diagnostik c -397,4795 -2,559547 0,0164 r2 0,337307 log(kurs) 29,81047 2,989741 0,0059 f-statistik 3,435711 log(pdb) 61,59661 2,303219 0,0292 dw statistik 1,964263 sb -0,185967 -0,309689 0,7592 log(ukar) -73,73225 -2,667612 0,0128 sumber: data sekunder (diolah) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 26-34 32 grasi dan menunjukkan nilai yang signifikan sebesar -5,446678 lebih besar dari pada nilai d-f statistik. setelah melalui uji kointegrasi kemudian dilakukan estimasi dengan menggunakan metode ecm dengan modifikasi dan diperoleh hasil estimasi pada tabel 7. hasil estimasi menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel yang telah stasioner dan lolos uji kointegrasi menunjukkan nilai yang signifikan secara statistik. variabel kurs nilai koefisiennya sebesar 35,99900 artinya jika kurs mengalami depresiasi sebesar 1 persen akan berakibat kenaikan inflasi sebesar 35,99 persen. sedangkan variabel pdb nilai koefisiennya sebesar 111,3327 artinya jika pdb naik 1 persen akan mendorong kenaikan inflasi sebesar 111,33 persen. kondisi ini menyiratkan kenaikan yang didorong dari peningkatan agregat demand (demand pull inflation). sedangkan variabel tingkat bunga sbi dan jumlah uang kartal beredar masing-masing nilai koefisiennya sebesar: -2,090450 dan -132,7688 artinya jika sbi naik 1 persen akan mengurangi inflasi sebesar: -2,09 persen. fenomena ini menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan tingkat sbi akan meningkatkan efisiensi sektor keuangan untuk lebih mendorong peningkatan jumlah penyaluran kredit dan mengurangi jumlah kredit macet. sedangkan nilai regresi pada variabel jumlah uang kartal beredar sebesar: -132,7688 artinya apabila jumlah uang kartal beredar naik 1 persen akan mendorong penurunan inflasi sebesar -132,76 persen. keadaan menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan jumlah uang kartal akan mendorong sektor riil untuk menyerap jumlah uang beredar dalam kegiatan ekonomi seperti peningkatan konsumsi, investasi, produksi, dan sebagainya, sehingga akan menurunkan tingkat inflasi. simpulan hasil estimasi dengan beberapa model analisis menjelaskan fenomena inflasi di indonesia dan diperoleh beberapa kesimpulan sebagai berikut: pertama, variabel kurs nilai koefisiennya sebesar 35,99900 artinya jika kurs mengalami depresiasi sebesar 1 persen akan ber akibat kenaikan inflasi sebesar 35,9 persen. kedua, variabel pdb nilai koefisiennya sebesar 111,3327 artinya jika pdb naik 1 persen akan mendorong kenaikan inflasi sebesar 111,33 persen. kondisi ini menyiratkan kenaikan yang didorong dari peningkatan agregat demand (demand pull inflation). sedangkan variabel tingkat bunga sbi dan jumlah uang kartal beredar tabel 6. analisis estimasi inflasi model error correction model (ecm) i variabel koefisien t-statistik prob. uji diagnostik c -0,245282 -0,081499 0,9357 r2 0,824244 d(kurs,2) 0,008210 3,051375 0,0055 f-statistik 0,824244 d(pdb,2) 7,78e-06 1,749439 0,0930 dw statistik 2,155799 d(sb) -4,257757 -3,809513 0,0009 d(ukar,2) -0,000999 -2,029932 0,0536 ect 1,412040 4,682840 0,0001 sumber: data sekunder (diolah) tabel 7. analisis estimasi inflasi model error correction model (ecm) ii variabel koefisien t-statistik prob. uji diagnostik c 1,946812 0,393851 0,6970 r2 d(log(kurs)) 35,99900 3,994836 0,0005 f-statistik d(log(pdb)) 111,3327 4,913039 0,0000 dw statistik d(sb) -2,090450 -4,966185 0,0000 d(log(ukar)) -132,7688 -5,940453 0,0000 res 1,172221 5,930165 0,0000 sumber: data sekunder (diolah) inflasi di indonesia : seleksi model ekonometrika (imamudin yuliadi) 33 masing-masing nilai koefisiennya sebesar: 2,090450. ketiga, variabel tingkat bunga sbi nilai koefisiennya -132,7688 artinya jika sbi naik 1 persen akan mengurangi inflasi sebesar -2,09 persen. fenomena ini menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan tingkat sbi akan meningkatkan efisiensi sektor keuangan untuk lebih mendorong peningkatan jumlah penyaluran kredit dan mengurangi jumlah kredit macet. sedangkan nilai regresi pada variabel jumlah uang kartal beredar sebesar: -132,7688 artinya apabila jumlah uang kartal beredar naik 1 persen akan mendorong penurunan inflasi sebesar -132,76 persen. keadaan menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan jumlah uang kartal akan mendorong sektor riil untuk menyerap jumlah uang beredar dalam kegiatan ekonomi seperti peningkatan konsumsi, investasi, produksi, dan sebagainya, sehingga akan menurunkan tingkat inflasi. keempat, fenomena inflasi menunjukan adanya distorsi dalam perekonomian indonesia baik pada pasar barang, pasar uang maupun pasar tenaga kerja. inflasi merupakan fenomena bersifat multi aspek sehingga penanganannya juga harus lintas bidang untuk dapat menyelesaikan permasalahannya secara komprehensif. daftar pustaka aghevli, bb. 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(2000). elements of econometric, second edition. london: mcgraw-hill. microsoft word 05-rini jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm. 135-143   peranan suku bunga, harga aset, dan nilai tukar dalam pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia rini dwi astuti fakultas ekonomi, universitas pembangunan nasional “veteran” yogyakarta jalan swk 104 (lingkar utara), condongcatur, yogyakarta 55283 indonesia e-mail korespondensi: rinidwiastuti@upnyk.ac.id naskah diterima: maret 2014; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: this study analyzes the effect of interest rates, asset prices and exchange rates on economic growth in indonesia. the data used are quarterly data 2000-2011. the analysis tools are error correction model. the results showed that the interest rate, asset prices and the exchange rates effect on economic growth is only in the long term. the results imply that the behaviour of interest rates, asset prices and exchange rates are important for economic growth. thus, the formulation and implementation of financial policies that enhance investment friendly rate of interest borrowing more conducive to investment, strengthening the capital market as a source of investment funds and the stability of the exchange rate are necessary to promote growth in indonesia. keywords: interest rate channel; assets price channel; economic growth; error correction model jel classification: e40, e44, e52, e58 abstrak:penelitian ini bertujuan menganalisis pengaruh jalur suku bunga, harga aset, dan nilai tukar terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. data yang digunakan merupakan data kuartalan periode tahun 2000-2011 dengan menggunakan alat analisis errror correction model. hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa jalur suku bunga, harga aset (saham), dan nilai tukar hanya memiliki pengaruh dalam jangka panjang terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. hasil ini menunjukkan bahwa perilaku suku bunga, harga aset dan nilai tukar penting bagi pertumbuhan ekonomi. dengan demikian, perumusan dan pelaksanaan kebijakan di sektor keuangan perlu diorientasikan pada penetapan suku bunga pinjaman yang lebih kondusif bagi investasi, memperkuat pasar modal sebagai sumber dana investasi dan stabilitas nilai tukar sangat diperlukan untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. kata kunci: jalur suku bunga; jalur harga aset; jalur nilai tukar; pertumbuhan ekonomi; error correction model klasifikasi jel: e40, e44, e52, e58 pendahuluan perekonomian selalu digerakkan oleh permintaan dan penawaran agregat. keseimbangan antara keduanya akan menghasilkan harga dan output keseimbangan. penganut supply side lebih meyakini bahwa apa yang menggerakkan perekonomian berasal dari sisi penawaran agregat. di pihak lain, penganut demand side menganggap bahwa faktor daya beli terhadap barang dan jasa lebih dominan dalam menggerakkan perekonomian, sehingga mereka beranggapan bahwa produksi akan berkurang jika terjadi penurunan permintaan agregat. variabel yang mampu mempengaruhi permintaan agregat adalah kebijakan moneter, fiskal, dan internasional. dalam perekonomian yang lesu, kebijakan moneter dan fiskal yang ekspansif dan kebijakan stabilisasi nilai tukar dapat dilakukan untuk mendorong kenaikan output. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 135-143 136 pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia terus mengalami perbaikan sejak krisis ekonomi tahun 1998. periode tahun 2000-2002, rata-rata pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia mencapai 4 persen dan mencapai 6 persen setelah tahun 2006. perkembangan ekonomi yang terus membaik ini sejalan dengan kebijakan ekspansif bank sentral yang terus melakukan penurunan suku bunga yang tercermin pada suku bunga pinjaman perbankan yang mengalami penurunan rata-rata dari 19 persen pada periode 2000-2002 menjadi 13 persen pada periode 20092011. kinerja pasar modal juga mengalami perbaikan yang tercermin dari rata-rata indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg) yang mengalami kenaikan. pada periode 2006-2008 ihsg telah menembus angka 1920, naik hampir lima kali lipat dibandingkan periode 2000-2002 yang hanya berkisar pada angka 411. sisi nilai tukar menunjukkan kondisi yang relatif stabil pada kisaran di bawah rp9.500 per us dolar (tabel 1). perbankan dan pasar modal merupakan sumber pendanaan bagi investasi swasta, sehingga kinerja perbankan dan pasar modal yang terus membaik dapat mendorong peningkatan investasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. perbankan diharapkan mampu memberikan suku bunga pinjaman yang kondusif bagi investasi, demikian juga kapitalisasi pasar modal diharapkan akan terus meningkat. pada sisi eksternal, adanya stabilisasi nilai tukar dapat menjamin kepastian usaha yang selanjutnya dapat mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi. untuk itu, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis bagaimana pengaruh suku bunga, harga aset (saham), dan nilai tukar terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. suku bunga dapat mempengaruhi sektor riil (output) melalui mekanisme pengaruh perubahan suku bunga jangka pendek yang ditransmisikan pada suku bunga menengah/ panjang melalui mekanisme penyeimbangan sisi permintaan dan penawaran di pasar uang. perubahan suku bunga akan mempengaruhi biaya modal (cost of capital) yang selanjutnya akan mempengaruhi pengeluaran investasi. walaupun keynes pada awalnya menekankan jalur ini bekerja melalui keputusan bisnis mengenai pengeluaran investasi, namun pendekatan yang baru melihat bahwa keputusan konsumen mengenai perumahan dan pengeluaran barang konsumen tahan lama juga merupakan keputusan investasi. peningkatan investasi dan konsumsi akan mendorong kenaikan permintaan agregat dan output (mishkin, 2008:317). teori jalur harga aset salah satunya dikembangkan oleh james tobin tahun 1969, yaitu teori tobin’s q. teori ini menjelaskan bagaimana valuasi saham dapat mempengaruhi output. tobin mendefinisikan q sebagai nilai pasar perusahaan dibagi dengan biaya penggantian modal. jika nilai q tinggi, nilai pasar perusahaan tinggi relatif terhadap biaya penggantian modal, sehingga modal pabrik dan peralatan baru adalah murah relatif terhadap nilai pasar perusahaan. maka perusahaan dapat menerbitsuku bunga biaya modal investasi/ konsumsi permintaan agregat output gambar 1. transmisi jalur suku bunga tabel 1. data makroekonomi indonesia, 2000-2011 tahun rata-rata suku bunga pinjaman(%) ihsg kurs rp terhadap us$ pertumbuhan ekonomi(%) 2000-2002 19 447 9.413 4 2003-2005 15 829 9.154 5 2006-2008 15 1.920 9.344 6 2009-2011 13 3.022 9.349 6 sumber: bank indonesia, diolah peranan suku bunga, harga aset ... (rini dwi astuti) 137 kan saham dan mendapatkan harga saham yang tinggi relatif terhadap biaya dari fasilitas dan peralatan yang dibeli. pengeluaran investasi akan meningkat, karena perusahaan dapat membeli banyak barang modal baru dengan hanya menerbitkan saham dalam jumlah yang sedikit (mishkin, 2008:321). mekanisme transmisi jalur harga aset juga melihat bagaimana neraca konsumen dapat mempengaruhi keputusan pengeluarannya. teori ini dikembangkan oleh franco modigliani tahun 1971, yang dikenal dengan teori konsumsi hipotesis siklus hidup (life cycle hypothesis of consumption). prinsip dasar teori modigliani adalah konsumen akan menstabilkan konsumsinya sepanjang waktu. sehingga apa yang menjadi penentu pengeluaran konsumsi adalah lamanya hidup yang dimiliki konsumen, bukan hanya pendapatan saat ini. bentuk kekayaan yang dimiliki konsumen dapat berbentuk aset finansial maupun non finansial. salah satu bentuk aset finansial berupa saham. ketika harga saham naik, nilai kekayaan finansial meningkat. sehingga konsumsi akan meningkat dan selanjutnya meningkatkan permintaan agregat dan output (mishkin, 2008:322). mekanisme transmisi jalur nilai tukar menekankan bahwa pergerakan nilai tukar dapat mempengaruhi perkembangan penawaran dan permintaan agregat melalui pengaruhnya terhadap ekspor bersih, dan selanjutnya output. semakin rendah nilai mata uang domestik terhadap mata uang asing membuat barang dalam negeri relatif lebih murah dibandingkan barang luar negeri, sehingga menyebabkan kenaikan ekspor bersih, demikian pula dengan permintaan agregat dan output (mishkin, 2008: 319). metode penelitian penelitian ini menggunakan data sekunder runtut waktu kuartalan periode 2000.1-2011.4. periode dipilih setelah krisis ekonomi akhir tahun 1997, di mana mulai tahun 2000 perekonomian indonesia sudah mulai menunjukkan kondisi yang stabil. data diperoleh dari statistik ekonomi dan keuangan indonesia yang diterbitkan oleh bank indonesia. model ecm: dlpdbt = α0 + α 1 drkt + α2 dlihsgt + α3 dlkurst + α4 rkt-1 + α5 lihsgt-1 + α6 lkurst-1 + α7 ectt-1 + ε 1) nilai tukar harga relatif ekspor bersih permintaan agregat output penawaran agregat biaya produksi gambar 3. transmisi jalur nilai tukar harga aset tobin’s q konsumsi permintaan agregat output investasi kekayaan gambar 2. transmisi jalur harga aset jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 135-143 138 dlpdbt = lpdbt – lpdbt-1; drkt = rkt – rkt-1; dlihsgt = lihsgt – lihsgt-1; dlkurst= lkurst – lkurst-1; ect = rk+lihsg+lkurs-lpdb α1, α4< 0; dan α2,α3,α5,α6,α7> 0 model ecm jangka panjang: lpdbt = β0 + β1 rkt + β2 ihsgt + β3 lkurst + ε 2) β0 = (α0 + α7) / α7 ; β1 = (α4 + α7) / α7; β2 = (α5 + α7) / α7; β3 = (α6 + α7) / α7 β1< 0; dan β 2, β 3 > 0 di mana lpdb merupakan variabel pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diproksi dengan data produk domestik bruto atas dasar harga konstan tahun 2000 (dalam logaritma natural). variabel jalur suku bunga (rk) diproksi dengan data suku bunga kredit investasi pada bank umum konvensional (dalam persen), variabel jalur harga aset (lihsg) diproksi dengan data indeks harga saham gabungan di bursa efek indonesia (dalam logaritma natural), dan variabel jalur nilai tukar (lkurs) menggunakan data nilai tukar rupiah terhadap us$ (dalam logaritma natural). ect merupakan variabel error correction term dan ε adalah variabel gangguan (residual). alat analisis yang digunakan adalah analisis regresi dengan metode ordinary least square. metode ini bertujuan untuk meminimalkan kesalahan terkecil dari sebuah model. dalam sebuah model dikenal adanya model statis dan dinamis. penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan model dinamis, yang mampu memberikan analisis jangka pendek dan jangka panjang. jangka pendek menunjukkan periode dari data penelitian di mana dalam penelitian ini menggunakan data kuartalan. konsep jangka panjang merupakan periode dari suatu keseimbangan sampai dengan keseimbangan baru setelah adanya shock. salah satu model dinamis yang banyak digunakan adalah model error correction model. dalam model dinamis disyaratkan bahwa data yang digunakan harus stasioner untuk menghindari adanya regresi lancung (spurious regression). sehingga sebelum dilakukan uji model harus terlebih dahulu dilakukan uji perilaku data untuk mengetahui apakah data yang digunakan telah stasioner (gujarati, 2003:814). hasil dan pembahasan uji perilaku data hasil uji stasioneritas pada tabel 2 menunjukkan bahwa hanya variabel jalur harga aset (lihsg) yang stasioner pada tingkat level atau tidak mengandung akar unit (unit root) karena nilai adf t-statistic (dalam nilai absolut) yang lebih besar dari nilai test critical values pada α sebesar 5 persen (dalam nilai absolut). untuk variabel pertumbuhan ekonomi (lpdb), jalur suku bunga (rk), dan jalur nilai tukar (lkurs) belum stasioner pada tingkat level. tabel 2. uji stasioneritas variabel adf tstatistic test critical values 5% kesimpulan lpdb -2,15 -3,51 tidak stasioner rk -2,95 -3,51 tidak stasioner lihsg -3,90 -3,51 stasioner lkurs -3,26 -3,51 tidak stasioner regresi akan mengalami regresi lancung (spurious regression) jika model penelitian diregresi dalam data level karena data tidak stasioner pada i(0) atau pada data yang stasioner pada derajat integrasi yang tidak sama. untuk menghindari regresi lancung dapat dilakukan uji kointegrasi. jika nilai residual dari semua variabel adalah stasioner maka dapat dikatakan telah terjadi kointegrasi (hubungan jangka panjang) antardata atau variabel yang digunakan dalam model dan terhindar dari adanya regresi lancung (gujarati, 2003:823). hasil uji kointegrasi pada tabel 3 memperlihatkan bahwa nilai adf t-statistic lebih besar dari nilai test critical values 5% sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa telah terjadi kointegrasi antarvariabel yang digunakan dalam model. peranan suku bunga, harga aset ... (rini dwi astuti) 139 tabel 3. uji kointegrasi trace statistic critical value 5% 80,09 63,88 uji model dalam jangka pendek, semua variabel menunjukkan tidak memiliki pengaruh terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh jalur suku bunga, harga aset dan nilai tukar terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia tidak berlangsung seketika namun membutuhkan kelambanan (lag). dalam jangka panjang, variabel suku bunga berpengaruh negatif, sedangkan harga aset dan nilai tukar memiliki pengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. tabel 4. error correction model (ecm) variabel koefisien t-statistic prob. drk -0,010430 -1,555655 0,1279 dlihsg -0,017244 -0,503010 0,6178 dlkurs -0,007423 -0,412370 0,6823 rk(-1) -0,174187 -2,226178 0,0319* lihsg(-1) -0,134942 -2,172805 0,0359* dlkurs(-1) -0,152452 -2,192613 0,0344* ect(-1) 0,173798 2,224949 0,0319* probability obs*r-squared bg lm test = 0,06 probability obs*r-squared white heteroscedasticity test = 0,63 tabel 5. koefisien regresi ecm jangka panjang variabel koefisien rk -0,002 lihsg 0,2236 dlkurs 0,1228 pembahasan jalur suku bunga tidak berpengaruh terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia dalam jangka pendek, namun berpengaruh negatif dalam jangka panjang. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh jalur suku bunga terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia tidak berlaku seketika dalam jangka pendek melainkan memerlukan tenggang waktu sebelum berlaku dalam jangka panjang. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa mekanisme transmisi kebijakan moneter jalur suku bunga baru akan efektif dalam jangka panjang. dalam jangka pendek, adanya kontrak menyebabkan biaya produksi cenderung tetap, sehingga adanya kenaikan suku bunga pinjaman dalam jangka pendek belum membebani struktur keuangan perusahaan sehingga tidak akan berpengaruh pada keputusan investasi perusahaan. namun perubahan suku bunga pinjaman dalam jangka panjang akan berpengaruh terhadap keputusan inveatasi perusahaan sehingga secara makro akan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi. nilai koefisien regresi variabel suku bunga sebesar -0,002 menunjukkan bahwa setiap penurunan suku bunga sebesar 1 persen dapat menyebabkan kenaikan pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia sebesar 0,002 persen dalam jangka panjang. penurunan suku bunga berarti biaya modal yang lebih rendah bagi produsen sehingga akan menaikkan insentif produsen untuk meminjam dana perbankan. investasi akan bertambah yang berarti kenaikan permintaan agregat dan output sehingga pertumbuhan ekonomi meningkat. hasil penelitian ini sejalan dengan penelitian kusmiarso dkk (2002) di indonesia, albu (2006) di rumania, dan obamuyi (2009) di nigeria yang menemukan bahwa suku bunga dapat mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi melalui pengaruhnya terhadap investasi. jalur harga aset (saham) dan nilai tukar juga tidak berpengaruh terhadap terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia dalam jangka pendek, namun berpengaruh positif dalam jangka panjang. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh jalur harga aset dan nilai tukar terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia juga tidak berlaku seketika dalam jangka jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 135-143 140 pendek melainkan memerlukan tenggang waktu sebelum berlaku dalam jangka panjang. dalam jangka pendek jalur harga aset (saham) tidak mampu mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi karena relatif kecilnya proporsi saham baik dalam struktur pasar keuangan maupun dalam stuktur aset rumah tangga. hasil ini sejalan dengan penelitian idris dkk (2002) yang menemukan bahwa jalur harga aset belum mampu mentransmisikan kebijakan moneter dalam mempengaruhi perekonomian di indonesia serta penelitian modis (2007) yang menemukan tidak adanya korelasi antara harga saham dan pertumbuhan ekonomi di amerika serikat. namun dalam jangka panjang penelitian ini menemukan bahwa jalur harga aset (saham) berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa teori tobin’s q berlaku di indonesia. dalam jangka panjang, kenaikan harga saham menyebabkan nilai pasar perusahaan tinggi relatif terhadap biaya penggantian modal, sehingga modal pabrik dan peralatan baru adalah murah relatif terhadap nilai pasar perusahaan. maka perusahaan dapat menerbitkan saham dan mendapatkan harga saham yang tinggi relatif terhadap biaya dari fasilitas dan peralatan yang dibeli. pengeluaran investasi akan meningkat, karena perusahaan dapat membeli banyak barang modal baru dengan hanya menerbitkan saham dalam jumlah yang sedikit. hasil penelitian ini juga sejalan dengan konsep modigliani tentang life cycle hypothesis of consumption di mana ketika harga saham naik, nilai kekayaan finansial meningkat. sehingga konsumsi akan meningkat dan selanjutnya meningkatkan permintaan agregat dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. nilai koefisien regresi variabel jalur harga aset (saham) jangka panjang sebesar 0,22 menunjukkan bahwa kenaikan harga aset (saham) sebesar 1 persen dapat menyebabkan kenaikan pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia dalam jangka panjang sebesar 0,22 persen. nilai tukar dalam jangka pendek tidak mampu mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia karena pengaruh jalur nilai tukar terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi tidak berlangsung seketika. hal ini dimungkinkan karena dalam jangka pendek banyak transaksi internasional menggunakan hedging (perlindungan terhadap nilai tukar) sehingga perubahan nilai tukar tidak mempengaruhi transaksi internasional termasuk ekspor neto. namun dalam jangka panjang, variabel nilai tukar berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia, di mana adanya kenaikan nilai nominal rupiah per us dolar, sebagai contoh dari $1=rp9.000 menjadi $1=rp10.000, yang berarti terjadi depresiasi rupiah terhadap dolar as menyebabkan kenaikan pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa adanya depresiasi mata uang domestik terhadap mata uang asing yang berarti semakin rendah nilai mata uang domestik membuat barang dalam negeri relatif lebih murah dibandingkan barang luar negeri, sehingga menyebabkan kenaikan ekspor bersih, yang berarti meningkatkan permintaan agregat dan pada akhirnya mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi. nilai koefisien regresi variabel nilai tukar dalam jangka panjang sebesar 0,12 menunjukkan bahwa adanya apresiasi us dolar atau depresiasi rupiah sebesar 1 persen dapat menyebabkan kenaikan pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia dalam jangka panjang sebesar 0,12 persen. penelitian ini sejalan dengan penelitian siswanto dkk (2002) yang melakukan studi terkait mekanisme transmisi kebijakan moneter jalur nilai tukar di indonesia, yang menemukan bahwa nilai tukar mampu mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia setelah krisis, meskipun pada periode sebelum krisis nilai tukar tidak menunjukkan pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. penelitian ini juga sejalan dengan penelitian rodrik (2008) yang menunjukkan bahwa nilai tukar yang undervalued mampu mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi di 188 negara. penelitian schnabl (2007)menemukan bahwa stabilitas nilai tukar mampu mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi pada perekonomian terbuka kecil di eropa. hasil yang sama diperoleh akyüz (2009) pada penelitiannya di asia. simpulan jalur suku bunga, harga aset (saham), dan nilai tukar hanya memiliki pengaruh dalam jangka panjang terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. hal ini menunjukkan peranan suku bunga, harga aset ... (rini dwi astuti) 141 transmisi jalur suku bunga, harga aset (saham), dan nilai tukar di indonesia tidak berlaku seketika dalam jangka pendek melainkan memerlukan tenggang waktu sebelum berlaku dalam jangka panjang. berdasarkan hasil penelitian terdapat beberapa implikasi kebijakan yang pertama terkait dengan suku bunga. masih relatif tingginya suku bunga pinjaman di indonesia dapat menghambat investasi. untuk itu dalam rangka mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi agar tumbuh lebih tinggi diperlukan tingkat suku bunga yang lebih kompetitif dan kondusif bagi investasi. kedua, terkait dengan harga aset. perlunya untuk terus melakukan upaya pengembangan pasar modal di indonesia agar pangsa pasarnya dalam struktur pasar keuangan di indonesia meningkat dengan melakukan berbagai inovasi produk keuangan yang tetap memperhatikan aspek risiko dan perlindungan terhadap konsumen. kecilnya pengaruh harga aset dimungkinkan karena penggunaan proksi aset berupa harga saham yang hanya memiliki proporsi kecil dalam struktur aset masyarakat indonesia, sehingga untuk penelitian selanjutnya perlu untuk dipertimbangkan proksi lain dari aset seperti harga tanah, rumah atau aset lainnya. ketiga berkaitan dengan nilai tukar. perlunya stabilitas nilai tukar yang terus terjaga tidak hanya dari sisi fundamental ekonomi namun juga aspek non ekonomi seperti adanya rumor dan sentimen pasar. untuk itu bank sentral harus terus melakukan sosialisasi dan edukasi kepada masyarakat untuk meminimalkan potensi munculnya kepanikan masyarakat serta meningkatkan sense masyarakat akan pentingnya stabilitas nilai tukar sehingga tidak melakukan tindakan yang kontraproduktif terhadap upaya stabilisasi nilai tukar. daftar pustaka akyüz, yilmaz. 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(2009). an investigation of the relationship between interest rates and economic growth in nigeria, 19702006. journal of economics and international finance, vol. 1(4): 093-098. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 135-143 142 warjiyo, perry dan juda agung. (2002). monetary policy transmission in indonesia: an overview. transmission mechanisms of monetary policy in indonesia. jakarta: directorate of economic research and monetary policy, bank indonesia. www.bi.go.id www.bapepam.go.id lampiran tabe 1. uji perilaku data a. uji stasioneritas (1) variabel lpdb null hypothesis: lpdb has a unit root exogenous: constant, linear trend lag length: 4 (automatic based on sic, maxlag=9) t-statistic prob.* augmented dickey-fuller test statistic -2,152620 0,5029 test critical values: 1% level -4,186481 5% level -3,518090 10% level -3,189732 *mackinnon (1996) one-sided p-values. (2) variabel rk null hypothesis: rk has a unit root exogenous: constant, linear trend lag length: 1 (automatic based on sic, maxlag=9) t-statistic prob.* augmented dickey-fuller test statistic -2,953845 0,1561 test critical values: 1% level -4,170583 5% level -3,510740 10% level -3,185512 *mackinnon (1996) one-sided p-values. null hypothesis: lkurs has a unit root exogenous: constant, linear trend lag length: 0 (automatic based on sic, maxlag=9) t-statistic prob.* augmented dickey-fuller test statistic -3,261157 0,0854 test critical values: 1% level -4,165756 5% level -3,508508 10% level -3,184230 *mackinnon (1996) one-sided p-values. peranan suku bunga, harga aset ... (rini dwi astuti) 143 b. uji kointegrasi sample (adjusted): 2000q3-2011q4 included observations: 46 after adjustments trend assumption: linear deterministic trend (restricted) series: lpdb rk lihsg lkurs lags interval (in first differences): 1 to 1 unrestricted cointegration rank test (trace) hypothesized trace 0,05 no. of ce(s) eigenvalue statistic critical value prob.** none * 0,625668 80,08623 63,87610 0,0012 at most 1 0,338765 34,88612 42,91525 0,2498 at most 2 0,208619 15,85839 25,87211 0,5040 at most 3 0,104856 5,095477 12,51798 0,5827 trace test indicates 1 cointegrating eqn(s) at the 0,05 level * denotes rejection of the hypothesis at the 0,05 level **mackinnon-haug-michelis (1999) p-values tabel 2. error correction model (ecm) dependent variable: d(lpdb) method: least squares sample (adjusted): 2000q2-2011q4 included observations: 47 after adjustments variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c 1,813404 0,835966 2,169232 0,0362 d(rk) -0,010430 0,006705 -1,555655 0,1279 d(lihsg) -0,017244 0,034282 -0,503010 0,6178 d(lkurs) -0,007423 0,018000 -0,412370 0,6823 rk(-1) -0,174187 0,078245 -2,226178 0,0319 lihsg(-1) -0,134942 0,062105 -2,172805 0,0359 lkurs(-1) -0,152452 0,069530 -2,192613 0,0344 ect(-1) 0,173798 0,078113 2,224949 0,0319 r-squared 0,166309 mean dependent var 0,012740 adjusted r-squared 0,016672 s.d. dependent var 0,023730 s.e. of regression 0,023531 akaike info criterion -4,507142 sum squared resid 0,021595 schwarz criterion -4,192224 log likelihood 113,9178 hannan-quinn criter. -4,388636 f-statistic 1,111416 durbin-watson stat 2,450847 prob(f-statistic) 0,375526 uji autokorelasi ecm breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test: f-statistic 3,181053 prob. f(1,38) 0,0825 obs*r-squared 3,630540 prob. chi-square(1) 0,0567 uji heteroskedastisitas ecm heteroskedasticity test: white f-statistic 0,686829 prob. f(32,14) 0,8152 obs*r-squared 28,71131 prob. chi-square(32) 0,6338 scaled explained ss 16,45369 prob. chi-square(32) 0,9895 jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement muhammad azizurrohman*1 and romi bhakti hartarto2 abstract: in recent decades, the debate about the impacts of economic globaliza¬tion through free trade has become attention to public policy. one important issue to address is related to environmental quality. it has been fifteen years since asean-china free trade agreement (acfta) was firstly signed and the total trade flows between asean countries and china have grown around us$ 20 billion per year. under the acfta commitment, tariff rates for exports from china to asean countries have been reduced gradually and so have the tariff rates of asean exports to china. this paper attempts to investigate whether expanded trade causes environmental damage in indonesia. as the main largest economy in asean, indonesia has greatly contributed to the pollution released in asean area. using industrial pollution projection system developed by world bank in 1995, it has been found that the estimated amounts of pollution have been increasing by approximately five times in indonesia after fifteen years of acfta implementa¬tion. even though the share of export of most polluting sectors has been de¬creasing, its contribution on the pollution intensity remains the largest. since chemicals become the most polluting sector with its rapid growing in export to china, this sector needs to be considered in trade negotiations in order to lessen negative impacts of trade to the environment. keywords: internal control weaknesses, local government size, local government complexity, human development index, technological use. jel classification: f13, q53, f18 introduction in recent years, trade liberalization has brought the issue of the relationship between trade and environment whether it has positive or negative impact on the environment. the production of goods, either they are exported or imported, would have environmental impacts like other production. with expanded trade, it is generally believed that the trading nations would be beneficial through in-creasing efficiency and greater wealth. however, what if the expanded trade leads to environmental degradation? since trade always involves two or more nations, the burden of environmental externalities can be transnational and it will cause significant problems when international trade agreements do not explicitly include any regulations for environmental protection. affiliation: 1 national chiayi university. taiwan (r.o.c.). 2 universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta. indonesia. *correspondence: m.azizur96@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.1.5010 citation: azizurrohman, m., & hartarto, r.b. (2019). trade and environment in indonesia: case study of aseanchina free trade agreement. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 1-10. article history received: january 2019 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 2 there are many ways that expanded trade may encourage the entire world production which leads to increase the pollution intensity and environmental damage. trade activities always involve energy use to transport goods overseas resulting on air pollution. for example, the kenyan exporters of horticulture products deliver the flowers to europe by jet in which the energy consumed in jet fuel causes environmental issue. on the other hand, displacing peasant with larger-scale export agriculture and growing crops focusing on export also will damage the environment. they will use their economic power to demand environmentally damaging input subsidies which lead to over-irrigate, over-mechanize, and overspray (harris, 2004). over-spraying the crops through pesticides will cause harmful effects for health. the harvested products will contain the leftover of hazardous chemicals which are dangerous to consume. even though expanded trade seems to have negative impacts on the environment, it also has beneficial effects. based on theory of comparative advantage, trade encourages the trading nations to be more efficient in exploiting their resources and avoiding the waste. trade expansion can spread the environmentally friendly technology to many developing countries through replacing the high-polluting power plants with modern, highly efficient ones. transnational companies also play important role by introducing efficient technologies to develop cleaner process for industrial sectors. hence, the relationship between trade and environmental quality is somewhat complicated and needs to investigate further. previous studies have discussed about trade liberalization and environmental issues since 1970s, particularly after some trade negotiation rounds. trade expansion is strongly related to rapid growth of the global economy which leads to gradual degradation in the environment. the relationship between economic growth and environmental damage was theoretically depicted through environmental kuznets curve (grossman and krueger, 1991). this concept predicted three stages of environmental decay that it would rise at lower income levels, attain a maximum level at turning point income, and then decline. during the first stage, the nation is positioned at the early phase of industrialization and development, which is characterized by exploitation of natural re-sources and dirty technologies for production, causing the environmental decay. as time goes by, quality of life improves since people wealthier and they tend to demand for an environment-friendly society, making the government to pay attention on how to preserve environmental quality. shafik and bandopadhyay (1992) confirmed this proposition by finding a consistent and significant relationship between income and environ-mental quality indicators. an initial rise in income would be followed by an increase in pollution matter such as sulfur dioxide and then declined once the economy attained a given level of income. grossman and krueger (1995) predicted that the turning point of income would come before $8,000 income per capita. generally, this relationship has been established only in some areas of environmental degradation with immediate and visible effects, such as air pollution. the net effect of trade liberalization on environmental quality can be decomposed into three components: composition effect, scale effect, and technique effect (grossman and krueger, 1991). the composition effect occurs when trade is more open, causing azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 3 specialization which makes a country to export products with abundant resources and import products with relatively scarce resources. the magnitude of the composition effect is based on the comparative advantage of the country whether it is in pollutionintensive sectors or less polluting sectors. the positive impact on local environment would emerge if a country exports less polluting sectors after trade liberalization. the scale effect comes from enhanced economic activities which are hazardous to the environment since it produces additional emissions. the technique effect takes place when cleaner production techniques are introduced which lead to lower level pollution per unit of output. then, the net effect for the environment is based on the combination of those components, not the individual component. it can be positive if the scale effect is less than the composition and technique effects, and negative if the opposite holds. some studies argued that trade liberalization has brought positive environmental consequences. grossman and krueger (1993) found that more liberal trade through easier access to us market has generated income growth in mexico to the level that was powerful enough to encourage the government for environmental protection. since mexico was characterized by labour-intensive industry and agriculture sectors in their export, pollution reduction was inevitably to take place. antweiler et al (1998) supported the argument that freer trade leads to pollution reduction as shown by their estimation that a rise in gdp per capita by 1 percent from trade liberalization will decrease the sulfur dioxide concentration about 1 percent. meanwhile, opposite results have been found in other studies, particularly in developing countries. developing countries are likely to specialize and export pollution intensive sectors due to their characteristics of lack of environmental regulations with greater capacity to absorb pollution. in this case, trade liberalization could hamper environmental quality. copeland and taylor (1994) concluded that liberalized trade increases pollution levels in south countries with low level of human capital and decreases pollution levels in north countries with high level of human capital. cole et al. (1998) estimated that the emissions in five pollutants (nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide, suspended particular matter, and carbon dioxide) in most developing countries would increase after uruguay round of trade negotiations. based on the previous studies, trade liberalization may have positive or negative impacts on the environment depending on comparative advantage of the country. policy coordination among trading partners is very limited and the environmental issues are generally neglected in trade agreements. hence, linking better environmental management with trade negotiation is necessary to maintain the sustainability of the environment. this study will provide better understanding of the environmental consequences of free trade agreements (ftas) in the case of negotiation and implementation of asean-china free trade agreement (acfta). the relationship between asean and china has dramatically changed over the last 20 years. initially, china was considered as a potential threat to asean economies. however, since china has dynamic and enormous economy with its growing demand for asean products, asean views that china will be primary export market in the future azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 4 which makes the members to benefit from freer trade with china. from china’s perspective, china wanted to make asean as its source of raw materials for industrialization (bernardino, 2004). as time goes by, asean and china built official contract together in 1991, a dialogue partner in 1996, asean-china joint cooperation committee and asean-china cooperation fund in 1997, and followed by a series of asean-china summits with its peak of asean+3 summit in november 2000 discussing freer trade along with japan and korea (hing and jalilian, 2008). on november 2002, china and asean member states signed the framework agreement on comprehensive economic cooperation covering investment and trade in goods and services, with acceleration of tariff reduction and elimination on eight agricultural products (live animals, fish, dairy products, meat and edible meat offal, live trees, vegetable and fruits and nuts, and other animal products) namely early harvest program (ehp) and a three-year time frame for implementation starting in 2004. then, the trade in goods agreement was signed in november 2004 which require both parties to gradually reduce and eliminate applied most favoured nation (mfn) tariff rates on tariff lines not covered by ehp within the agreed time frame. these tariff reduction or elimination programs classify traded goods into two groups: normal track and sensitive track. in the normal track formula, the mfn tariff rates of products listed are gradually reduced or eliminated from 1 january 2005 to 2010 for the asean-6 (indonesia, malaysia, philippines, singapore, thailand, and brunei) and china, and to 0% for newer asean countries (lao pdr, cambodia, myanmar, and vietnam) by 2015, as shown in table 1. normal track required each party to reduce to 0-5% the tariff rates for at least 40% of its rates lines no later than july 1, 2005, the tariff rates for at least 60% of its tariff lines no later than january 1, 2007, and the elimination of its tariff lines no later than january 1, 2010. since january 1, 2010, zero tariffs have been fully implemented on 6,682 tariff posts in 17 sectors: 12 in manufacturing and five in the agriculture, mining and maritime sectors. in the sensitive track, products listed are required to have their applied mfn rates reduced to end rates by mutually agreed dates. tariff lines in the sensitive track are then divided into the sensitive list and highly sensitive list. the mfn tariff rate for tariff lines on the sensitive list should be reduced to 20 percent no later than january 1, 2012 for asean-6 and china and january 1, 2015 for newer asean countries. the tariff reduction to 0 to 5 percent should be done no later than january 1, 2018 for asean-6 and china, and january 1, 2020 for newer asean members. meanwhile, for products in highly sensitive list, the tariff lines should be reduced to no more than 50 percent no later than january 1, 2015 for asean-6 and china, and january 1, 2018 for newer asean countries. table 2 and 3 summarize the tariff reduction schedules. azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 5 table 1 normal track formula x: applied mfn tariff rate acfta mfn tariff rate 2005 2007 2009 2010 x ≥ 20% 20 12 5 0 15% ≤ x < 20% 15 8 5 0 10% ≤ x < 15% 10 8 5 0 5% < x < 10% 5 5 0 0 x ≤ 5% standstill standstill 0 0 source: icra indonesia comment (2011) table 2 sensitive track formula for asean-6 and china no later than january 2012 no later than january 2018 sensitive list 20% 0-5% highly sensitive list < 50% source: hing and jalilian (2008) table 3 sensitive track formula for new asean countries no later than january 2015 no later than january 2018 no later than january 2020 sensitive list 20% 0-5% highly sensitive list < 50% source: hing and jalilian (2008) these reduced trade barriers will favorably provide access to the chinese market and expand the export opportunities for countries producing goods with high demand in china such as raw materials and agricultural products. this opportunity would make indonesia potential to be one of the major beneficiaries of asean-china free trade area (acfta) since indonesia is the largest asean economies and abundant in resources. in the context of indonesia-china trade relationship, particularly after lower and eliminated tariff since 2005, china became the second largest trading partner of indonesia in terms of export value following japan, with mineral products such as coal as the major contributor. indonesia’s exports to china grew at the average annual rate of 11.56 percent during 2005-15. in relation to this, little research has been carried out in the context of environmental consequences of free trade in a specific country. this study aims to fill this knowledge gap by assessing the possible implications of trade on the environment from the perspective of a specific country, which is indonesia in this case. then, acfta was selected as a case study to estimate the possible impacts of fta on any change in the trade flows and the environment through the use of trade-environment matrix. azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 6 research method to evaluate whether freer trade will lead to environmental degradation, the method has to be able to measure the environmental consequences of production activities caused by trade, and consider the interaction between trade, income, and environmental quality (hing and jalilian, 2008). in this study, we employed an adjusted method to estimate the effects of trade on pollution levels based on industrial pollution projection system from wheeler et al. (1999) in world bank. this method classified trade sectors into three categories based on the amount of pollution emitted by their production and developed trade-environment matrices to estimate pollution intensity. through this method, we can indicate the impact of trade on one feature of environmental deterioration which is pollution. even though this study realizes the shortcomings of using only pollution data to indicate the impact on the environment, this can be an initial point for further research. the adjusted method in this study estimated industrial emissions to the air, water and land and also the sum of emissions to all mediums using value of output, value added, and employment. to measure the impacts of trade on pollution levels, we use pollution intensity levels for all media emitted by physical volume of output valued at one million usd (see table a.1 in appendix). then, trade sectors are classified into three categories based on the pollution emission using the harmonized system (hs) for product classification: most polluting sectors or pollution-intensive sectors, referring to those with total toxic pollution of more than 1,500 pounds per million usd of production; moderately polluting sectors, referring to those with total toxic pollution level of 500 to 1,500 pounds per million usd of production; and least polluting sectors, referring to those with toxic pollution of less than 500 pounds per million usd of production (see table a.2 in appendix). then, this study will construct a trade-environment matrix using data from the export trade matrices from indonesia to china by assuming that increasing exports will lead to increase production and a simultaneous change in pollution levels. in the tradeenvironment matrix, the rows classified traded sectors based on their level of pollution emission. the first column records time frames in the trade relationship between indonesia and china; pre-agreement (2000); mfn tariff rates (2005); zero tariffs implementation (2010); and asean economic community (2015). the second column depicts the relative share of the product to total trade, while the third column presents estimated pollution intensity (epi). it is calculated from world bank study by wheeler et al (1999) to measure the pollution level generated by the value of final products in million usd by multiplying each value in the first column with its respective pollution intensity factors. result and discussion table 4 presents a trade-environment matrix for indonesia’s exports to china. it suggests that indonesia exported about $3.3 billion of the most polluting sectors to azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 7 china in 2015, or 21.9 percent of total exports, with pollution intensity generated by the production estimated at 25 million pounds. even though its portion of total exports has been decreasing, its pollution intensity has been quintupled after fifteen years of acfta implementation and its contribution to pollution intensity still remained the largest. this significant increase is mostly due to the dramatic acceleration of export growth in chemicals sector in response to greater demands from china. table 4 trade-environment matrix for indonesia’s exports to china description value in usd million share (%) epi (thousand pounds) 2000 2005 2010 2015 20 00 20 05 20 10 20 15 2000 2005 2010 2015 base metals 25.1 360. 4 438. 8 631. 4 0.9 5.6 2.8 4.2 225. 9 3243. 6 3949. 2 5682. 6 chemicals 258. 1 700. 0 1194 .2 1167 .5 9.3 10. 8 7.6 7.8 3226 .3 8750. 0 1492 7.5 1459 3.8 plastics, hides, & leather 102. 4 113. 4 229. 6 252. 1 3.7 1.8 1.5 1.7 261. 5 310.0 607.3 715.3 pulp & paper 561. 2 554. 6 853. 1 1248 .1 20. 3 8.6 5.4 8.3 1964 .2 1941. 1 2985. 9 4368. 4 most polluting sector 946. 8 1728 .4 2715 .7 3299 .1 34. 2 26. 7 17. 3 21. 9 5677 .9 1424 4.7 2246 9.8 2536 0.0 machinery & electrical appliances 74.0 300. 1 555. 4 447. 5 2.7 4.6 3.5 3.0 37.0 150.1 277.7 223.8 mineral products 1035 .4 2947 .1 7434 .3 4978 .6 37. 4 45. 6 47. 4 33. 1 828. 3 2357. 7 5947. 4 3982. 9 textiles & apparel 126. 4 137. 5 300. 9 668. 8 4.6 2.1 1.9 4.4 88.5 96.3 210.6 468.2 rubber products 31.0 341. 0 1416 .1 507. 2 1.1 5.3 9.0 3.4 37.2 409.2 1699. 3 608.6 vehicles 5.6 42.2 55.2 62.3 0.2 0.7 0.4 0.4 4.5 33.8 44.2 49.8 misc. manufactured articles 8.1 16.0 29.6 57.4 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.4 4.9 9.6 17.8 34.4 moderately polluting sector 1280 .5 3783 .9 9791 .5 6721 .8 46. 3 58. 6 62. 4 44. 7 1000 .3 3056. 5 8197. 0 5367. 7 vegetable products 13.9 47.1 164. 3 252. 6 0.5 0.7 1.0 1.7 0.3 0.9 3.3 5.1 wood & wood articles 305. 8 79.5 266. 5 859. 9 11. 1 1.2 1.7 5.7 122. 3 31.8 106.6 344.0 optical, precision & musical instrument 1.5 8.1 24.5 93.0 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.6 0.6 3.2 9.8 37.2 stone/cement/cera mics 21.2 35.5 33.0 10.6 0.8 0.5 0.2 0.1 6.4 10.7 9.9 3.2 prepared foodstuffs 160. 4 705. 5 2555 .2 3248 .8 5.8 10. 9 16. 3 21. 6 32.1 141.1 511.0 649.8 footwear 3.4 15.9 56.2 314. 1 0.1 0.2 0.4 2.1 1.7 8.0 28.1 157.1 live animals 32.8 58.0 84.2 244. 9 1.2 0.9 0.5 1.6 0.7 1.2 1.7 4.9 antiques & works of art 0.1 0.0 0.8 0.8 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 least polluting sectors 539. 1 949. 6 3184 .7 5024 .7 19. 5 14. 7 20. 3 33. 4 164. 0 196.8 670.4 1201. 1 source: calculation based on trade data from un comtrade azizurrohman & hartarto trade and environment in indonesia: case study of asean-china free trade agreement jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 8 since the production activities in these sectors generate less pollution than the pollution intensive sectors, the pollution effects of these exports were less significant, as shown by the epi level of 5 million pounds. nevertheless, the amount of pollution emitted by these exports was about five times larger in 2015 than in 2000. this is mainly due to the improving export performance of mining from rising prices with its peak in 2010, particularly coal as the major contributor in the mineral sector representing around 30 percent of the total export to china. the trade-environment matrix also demonstrates that indonesia generated about onethird of its total exports to china from the least polluting sectors. even though the share of the least polluting sectors has been increasing after fifteen years of the acfta implementation, the future effect of these trade sectors on pollution levels is likely to be infinitesimal concerning that the estimated epi of just around 1 million pounds. conclusion this study has exposed the general pat-tern of trade and environmental quality in indonesia as the largest economies in asean after the implementation of acfta. acfta has led indonesia to shift the pattern of its export basket to china. it has been found that after fifteen years implementation of acfta, the share of most polluting sectors in total export has been declining from 34.2 percent to 21.9 percent, while the share of least polluting sectors in total export has been increasing from 19.5 percent to 33.4 percent. however, the estimated pollution is still high, even quintupled from 6.8 million pounds to 31.9 million pounds over fifteen years. the significant rise in the estimated pollution mostly came from higher demand of the chemical products by china particularly after the implementation of acfta. it has been recorded that the export value of chemicals to china has been gradual-ly increasing, leaving the estimated pollution growing quickly. even, the contribution of pollution generated by chemical sector to-ward total estimated pollution reached 45.8 percent. since acfta does not contain agreement for cooperation on environmental problems due to trade liberalization, chemical sector is necessary to be considered in trade negotiations in order to mitigate negative impact of freer trade to the environment since it is categorized as most polluting sector with 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829.3 43.8 916.9 1789.9 332 furniture, except metal 1390.6 1.0 125.3 1516.9 361 pottery, china, earthenware 456.3 1.0 746.6 1203.8 383 electrical machinery 596.1 6.2 596.1 1198.5 355 rubber products 768.0 1.9 406.6 1176.5 369 other non-metallic mineral prod. 407.8 6.8 600.1 1014.6 321 textiles 511.6 94.6 304.4 910.6 384 transport equipment 552.5 2.1 238.4 793.0 390 other manufactured products 403.6 5.2 177.1 586.0 354 misc. petroleum and coal products 398.1 11.7 117.2 526.9 382 non-electrical machinery 301.1 7.5 199.3 507.9 385 professional & scientific equipment 329.9 1.0 163.2 494.1 324 footwear, except rubber or plastic 472.4 0.1 14.0 486.4 342 printing and publishing 413.1 0.0 55.8 468.9 331 wood products, except furniture 317.2 1.0 73.8 392.0 362 glass and products 211.5 17.1 136.1 364.8 314 tobacco 271.8 1.8 26.9 300.6 311 food products 47.7 13.4 183.0 244.1 313 beverages 84.5 12.5 65.7 162.8 322 wearing apparel, except footwear 12.7 0.0 4.8 17.5 source: wheeler et al (1999) microsoft word 03-evi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm.118-126 penilaian willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas udara menggunakan contingent valuation method rosalina1, evi gravitiani2 1,2 fakultas ekonomika dan bisnis universitas sebelas maret surakarta jalan ir. sutami 36a surakarta 57126, indonesia e-mail korespondensi: rosalinabernadeta@gmail.com naskah diterima: februari 2014; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: the economic growth in the urban areas is characterized by the growth of the industrial sector and traffic density. the increase in the amount of factories and motorized vehicles caused an increase in gas emission in the air. residual smoke from factory production processes and gas emission are stationary and mobile sources of pollution, which interfere with the air quality in the urban areas. these effects human health negatively. this research was calculating the willingness to pay (wtp) with the contingent valuation method. this research aims to determine the public awareness to keep their environment clean. it is indicated by people’s wtp on policy implication that offered once every year. the strategy offered to diminish the stationary sources of pollution is reforestation. while the strategies offered to diminish the mobile sources of pollution are: 1) improvement in transportation infrastructure; 2) reforestation; 3) replacement of old motorized vehicles; and 4) the use of alternative roads on traffic peak hours. the strategies to diminish the mobile sources of pollution were ranked by an analytical hierarchy process (ahp) according to people’s preference in the implementation. the strategies have implications in four consecutive years. the research result showed that the level of wtp of the society was still low. the determinant factors of the wtp are estimated by the ordered probit method. the estimated results showed that the income of the respondents compared to health costs, caused by damaged lungs, eyes, and nose, has an influence on the wtp. while the age, education, and distance to the polluted area of the respondents are not significantly influencing the wtp. keywords: urban air quality; willingness to pay; ordered probit method; reforestation jel classification: q51, q53 abstrak: pembangunan ekonomi di perkotaan ditandai dengan perkembangan di sektor industri dan diikuti oleh aktivitas transportasi yang padat. peningkatan jumlah pabrik dan kendaraan bermotor menghasilkan gas buang di udara yang semakin meningkat. asap sisa proses industrialisasi dan gas buang kendaraan bermotor (emisi) menjadi polusi sumber tidak bergerak dan sumber bergerak yang mengganggu kualitas udara di perkotaan dan berdampak buruk terhadap kesehatan. studi ini menghitung kesediaan masyarakat membayar (wtp) terhadap kebijakan memperbaiki kualitas udara dengan tujuan mengetahui kesadaran masyarakat menjaga lingkungannya. kesediaan membayar masyarakat ditunjukkan dengan seberapa besar masyarakat mau membayar kebijakan yang ditawarkan tiap setahun sekali. kebijakan yang ditawarkan untuk polusi sumber tidak bergerak adalah penghijauan sedangkan untuk polusi sumber bergerak ada empat kebijakan. empat kebijakan untuk polusi sumber tidak bergerak diranking dengan analisis ahp dengan urutan perbaikan infrastruktur, penghijauan, penggantian kendaraan bermesin tua, dan pengalihan jalur padat. hasil menunjukkan bahwa tingkat wtp masyarakat masih rendah. faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi wtp masyarakat adalah pendapatan dan biaya kesehatan paru-paru, mata, dah hidung. faktor usia, tingkat pendidikan, dan jarak polusi terhadap responden tidak begitu berpengaruh. kata kunci: kualitas udara; kesediaan masyarakat membayar; ordered probit method; penghijauan klasifikasi jel: q51, q53 penilaian willingness to pay (rosalina, evi gravitiani) 119 pendahuluan lingkungan hidup yang mengalami kerusakan, mengakibatkan terjadinya perubahan iklim yang berdampak kerugian bagi perikehidupan masyarakat baik di sisi sosial maupun ekonomi. upaya mengurangi laju kerusakan lingkungan dan pemulihan kualitas lingkungan terus dilakukan tidak saja oleh pemerintah namun dilakukan pula oleh semua elemen masyarakat. pada tahun 2009, kementerian lingkungan hidup sebagai salah satu elemen pemerintah yang ikut bertanggung jawab terhadap terjadinya perubahan iklim, mulai mengembangkan alat ukur sederhana yang disebut dengan indeks kualitas lingkungan hidup (iklh). iklh dapat membantu untuk mempertajam prioritas program dan kegiatan dalam peningkatan kualitas lingkungan hidup. iklh difokuskan pada air, udara, dan lahan hutan. indikator ini membantu untuk mengetahui bagaimana kondisi lingkungan hidup di tiap wilayah dan kerusakan-kerusakan yang terjadi khususnya akibat perubahan iklim. pencemaran udara di perkotaan merupakan permasalahan yang tidak dapat diabaikan. peningkatan penggunaan kendaraan bermotor dan konsumsi energi di kotakota, jika tidak dikendalikan, akan memperparah pencemaran udara, kemacetan, dan dampak perubahan iklim yang menimbulkan kerugian kesehatan, produktivitas dan ekonomi bagi negara. kota semarang menjadi salah satu pusat perdagangan menjadi latar belakang tumbuhnya industri di kota semarang. jumlah industri kota semarang adalah 377, dengan 142 industri besar dan 235 industri sedang. industri banyak tersebar di kecamatan genuk yaitu 91 industri sedang dan 35 industri besar. kecamatan yang memiliki sebaran industri terbanyak kedua adalah kecamatan ngaliyan yaitu 22 industri sedang dan 23 industri besar. surat kabar suara merdeka (2/29/2009) menuliskan berita mengenai sebagian warga jrakah mengeluhkan pencemaran udara yang ditimbulkan salah satu pabrik besi baja di jalan raya walisongo, yaitu mengakibatkan anak-anak menderita flek paruparu akibat asap dan partikel yang berasal dari dapur pabrik baja, yaitu asap hitam, asap putih, dan material yang tak kasat mata, namun beraroma tajam. warga menyatakan bahwa material tak kasat mata dianggapnya sebagai material yang paling mengganggu, karena tidak berwujud, tapi baunya menyengat di hidung. warga menduga bahwa material tersebut yang menyebabkan sebagian warga, terutama anakanak menderita flek paru-paru. salah satu warga menyatakan, ada 10 anak yang terkena flek paru-paru di wilayah kelurahan jrakah. anak-anak yang terkena flek pertumbuhannya akan terganggu, selain karena batuk-batuk, badan mereka tetap kecil walaupun makannya banyak. kementerian lingkungan hidup melalui asisten deputi urusan pengendalian pencemaran udara (asdep ppu) sumber bergerak, deputi menteri lingkungan hidup bidang pengendalian pencemaran lingkungan melaksanakan kegiatan evaluasi kualitas udara perkotaan (ekup) sebagai pelaksanaan dari program langit biru dan transportasi berkelanjutan. pada tahun 2012 ekup diadakan di 44 kota di indonesia, terjadi peningkatan setelah tahun 2011 mengevaluasi sebanyak 25 kota. kota-kota yang akan dievaluasi sebelumnya di kategorikan dalam kota metropolitan, kota besar, kota sedang, dan kota kecil. jawa tengah diwakili oleh dua kota, yaitu semarang sebagai kota metropolitan, dan surakarta sebagai kota besar. kota metropolitan yang dievaluasi disini ada 14 kota, kota besar ada 13 kota, dan kota sedang dan kecil ada 17 kota. hasil evaluasi kualitas udara perkotaan kementerian lingkungan hidup 2012, menunjukkan bahwa kota di jawa tengah khusunya semarang berada dalam zona f, yakni zona arus terhambat, kecepatan rendah, volume di atas kapasitas, banyak berhenti. industri dan transportasi menjadi sektor yang sangat bersinggungan langsung dengan masyarakat. kedua sektor ini-industri sebagai sumber tidak bergerak dan transportasi sebagai sumber bergerak-mengeluarkan asap dan gas sisa pembakaran yang menyebabkan penurunan kualitas udara dan mengganggu kesehatan. masalah polusi udara ini membutuhkan kebijakan yang dapat memperbaiki kualitas udara di perkotaan ini. kebijakan yang ditawarkan untuk mengatasi polusi sumber tidak bergerak adalah penghijauan, sedangkan kebijakan untuk polusi sumber tidak bergerak adalah perbaikan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014:118-126 120 infrastruktur, penghijauan, penggantian kendaraan bermesin tua dengan kendaraan bermesin baru dan penghijauan. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data primer. studi ini menggunakan metode survei kepada masyarakat kota semarang yang terkena langsung dampak dari pencemaran udara baik dari sumber bergerak (transportasi) maupun sumber tidak bergerak (industri). secara umum, pusat polusi berada di kawasan semarang selatan, semarang barat, dan tugu, karena lokasi tersebut dekat pusat pemerintahan kota semarang dan kawasan industri khususnya industri besi dan baja, sehingga arus lalu lintas sangat padat dan polusi dari industri sering mengganggu pemukiman warga sekitar. polusi dari sumber bergerak diambil di daerah sekitar jalan raya yang kandungan gas karbon monoksida (co) melampaui ambang batas udara ambien. indikator gas co digunakan karena gas tersebut yang paling banyak dihasilkan oleh kendaraan bermotor. kawasan jalan raya yang dinilai kandungan gas co nya melampaui ambang batas udara ambien tampak dalam tabel 1. polusi sumber tidak bergerak diambil dari industri besi dan baja terletak di kawasan industri yang terkluster di kecamatan semarang barat dan kecamatan tugu, dapat dilihat pada tabel 2 (lampiran). alat analisis metode pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah mewawancarai secara langsung dengan pihak-pihak yang terkait dalam obyek penelitian, mengadakan pengamatan langsung pada obyek yang diteliti dalam hal ini masyarakat jawa tengah dan membaca literatur-literatur yang ada dalam perpustakaan. populasi dalam studi ini adalah seluruh masyarakat di kecamatan semarang selatan, kecamatan semarang barat khususnya kelurahan kalibanteng kulon dan ngemplaksimongan, dan kecamatan tugu khususnya kelurahan jrakah dan kelurahan tugurejo. alasan mengambil wilayah studi di daerah ini, karena wilayah-wilayah tersebut yang terkena dampak paling tinggi akibat polusi dari industri dan transportasi. sampel adalah bagian anggota populasi yang diambil menurut prosedur tertentu sehingga dapat mewakili populasinya. sampel agar dapat mewakili populasinya maka penetapan jumlah sampel studi dilakukan dengan cara menggunakan rumus slovin (sevilla, 1993) sebagai berikut: 21 n ne 1) di mana n mewakili jumlah sampel yang digunakan; n mewakili jumlah populasi; e mewakili nilai kritis atau batas kesalahan 10% metode analisis yang digunakan adalah deskriptif, probit bertingkat dan analytical hierarchy process (ahp). metode deskriptif digunakan untuk menghitung jumlah dan persentase responden dengan tingkat wtp tertentu. metode probit bertingkat digunakan untuk menghitung probabilitas kesediaan masyarakat dalam membayar kebijakan yang telah ditawarkan dan mengetahui besar pengaruh variabel independen terhadap besar kecilnya wtp dalam bahasan marginal effect. model yang digunakan dalam probit bertingkat adalah sebagai berikut: tabel 1. kawasan yang melampaui ambang batas udara ambien lokasi baku mutu udara (co) µg / m3 kandungan co µg / m3 kecamatan kawasan bundaran kalibanteng 15.000 20.610 semarang barat kawasan bundaran tugu muda 15.000 17.175 semarang selatan penilaian willingness to pay (rosalina, evi gravitiani) 121 wtpbrgrk = α0 + α1inc + α2 cparu + α3 cmata + α4 chidung 2) di mana: wtptkbrgrk adalah variabel kemauan responden untuk membayar kebijakan penghijauan; inc adalah variabel income, pendapatan responden per bulan; cparu adalah variabel cost paru, mewakili biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk kesehatan paru; cmata adalah variabel cost mata mewakili biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk kesehatan mata, chidung adalah cost hidung mewakili biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk kesehatan hidung analytical hierarchy process (ahp) digunakan untuk melihat preferensi tingkat kepentingan responden terhadap kebijakan untuk diaplikasikan sesuai urutan preferensinya. (3) di mana: goal: preferensi pelaksanaan; kebijakan; kebijakan 1: perbaikan infrastruktur, kebijakan 2: penghijauan; kebijakan 3: penggantian mesin kendaraan tua; kebijakan 4: pengalihan jalur padat hasil dan pembahasan hasil menunjukkan tingkat wtp masyarakat masih rendah. responden penerima dampak polusi sumber tidak bergerak maupun bergerak rata-rata hanya bersedia membayar kebijakan di bawah rp40.000. sumber tidak bergerak responden penerima dampak polusi tak bergerak diberi kebijakan penanaman pohon dan didapatkan nilai wtp responden penerima dampak polusi tak bergerak seperti di tabel 4. mayoritas responden bersedia membayar kurang dari rp40.000. responden menyebutkan bahwa penanaman pohon kurang efektif, yang pertama mereka tidak dapat menerima dampak secara langsung, kedua polusi akibat sumber tidak bergerak merupakan tanggung jawab dari perusahaan, jadi perusahaan yang seharusnya membayar bukan dari masyarakat sekitar. tabel 4. wtp penghijauan untuk penerima dampak polusi sumber tidak bergerak kode wtp jumlah responden % 0 wtp < 40.0000 20 38 1 40.000 ≤ wtp < 60.000 14 27 2 60.000 ≤ wtp < 75.000 4 8 3 75.000 ≤ wtp < 100.000 11 21 4 100.000 ≤ wtp 3 6 jumlah 52 100 tabel 5. hasil estimasi probabilitas kelompok besaran wtp kebijakan penghijauan kode kelompok besaran wtp probabilitas prob (wtp = 0) prob (wtp < rp40.000,-) 0,7054 prob (wtp = 1) prob (rp40.000,≤ wtp < rp60.000,-) 0,1871 prob (wtp = 2) prob (rp60.000,≤ wtp < rp75.000,-) 0,0354 prob (wtp = 3) prob (rp75.000,≤ wtp < rp100.000,-) 0,0643 prob (wtp = 4) prob (wtp ≥ rp100.000,-) 0,0078 hasil menunjukkan bahwa probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan untuk memiliki nilai wtp di bawah rp40.000,(wtp=0) adalah 70,54%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp antara rp40.000,sampai dengan kurang dari rp60.000,(wtp=1) adalah 18,71%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp antara rp60.000,sampai dengan kurang dari rp75.000,(wtp=2) adalah 3,54%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp antara rp75.000,sampai dengan kurang dari rp100.000.(wtp=3) adalah 6,43%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan goal kebijakan 1 kebijakan 2 kebijakan 3 kebijakan 4 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014:118-126 122 memiliki nilai wtp di atas rp100.000.(wtp= 4) adalah 0,78%. aplikasi dari tabel 6 dapat diilustrasikan apabila terjadi peningkatan pendapatan sebesar rp100.000,-, maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0790048 atau 7,9%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok kedua antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000, bertambah sebesar 0,0209552 atau 2,09%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok ketiga antara rp60.000,sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0039648 atau 0,39%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000, sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0072016 atau 0,72% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0008736 atau 0,08%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. perubahan yang terjadi apabila biaya untuk kesehatan paru (cparu) naik menjadi 10.000 rupiah, maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,1149802 atau 11,49%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0304973 atau 3,05%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp60.000,sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0057702 atau 0,58%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar bertambah sebesar 0,0104809 atau 1,05% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0012714 atau 0,12%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. perubahan yang terjadi apabila biaya untuk kesehatan mata (cmata) naik menjadi 10.000 rupiah, maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,712454 atau 71,24%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,bertambah sebesar 0,188971 atau 18,90%; probabilitas wtp di antara rp60.000,sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,035754 atau 3,57%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000, bertambah sebesar bertambah sebesar 0,064943 atau 6,50% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,007878 atau 0,79%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. perubahan yang terjadi apabila biaya untuk kesehatan hidung (chidung) naik menjadi rp10.000,maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,3012058 atau 30,12%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000, bertambah sebesar 0,0798917 atau 7,99%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp60.000, sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0151158 atau 1,51%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0274561 atau 2,74% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0033306 atau 0,33%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. kebijakan yang ditawarkan hanya penghijauan. kebijakan penghijauan ini alur dapat diserahkan langsung kepada masyarakat dalam memilih jenis tanaman dan jumlah yang akan ditanam, atau dapat ditentukan pemerintah berdasarkan rata-rata wtp responden penerima dampak polusi sumber tidak bergerak. tabel 6. marginal effect variabel-variabel independen terhadap probabilitas wtp responden no variabel independen probabilitas wtp responden (wtp=0) (wtp=1) (wtp=2) (wtp=3) (wtp=4) 1 inc 7,90048e-07 2,09552e-07 3,9648e-08 7,2016e-08 8,736e-09 2 cparu 1,1498e-05 3,04973e-06 5,7702e-07 1,04809e-06 1,2714e-07 3 cmata 7,12454e-05 1,88971e-05 3,5754e-06 6,4943e-06 7,878e-07 4 chidung 3,01206e-05 7,98917e-06 1,51158e-06 2,74561e-06 3,3306e-07 penilaian willingness to pay (rosalina, evi gravitiani) 123 polusi sumber bergerak responden penerima dampak polusi dari sumber bergerak ditawarkan empat kebijakan untuk mengatasi polusi dari transportasi lalu lintas untuk mengetahui tingkat wtp mereka. kebijakan yang ditawarkan adalah perbaikan infrastruktur transportasi, pengalihan transportasi jalur padat, penggantian kendaraan mesin tua, dan penghijauan. kebijakan ini ditawarkan untuk memperbaiki transportasi agar dapat mengembalikan kualitas udara. kebijakan pertama adalah perbaikan infrastruktur transportasi atau sering disebut perbaikan prasarana transportasi. sarana transportasi meliputi sistem jalan (jalur angkutan umum dalam kota, bus luar kota, kendaraan pribadi, jalur rel kereta, dan walking area), drainase, dan area parkir. kebijakan kedua adalah pengalihan jalur padat. jalur-jalur padat di semarang berada disekitar bundaran kalibanteng dan bundaran tugu muda karena merupakan pusat pemerintahan dan pusat bisnis. kebijakan ini menyediakan akses jalan baru dengan fasilitas memadahi seperti jalur yang biasa digunakan dengan tujuan mengarahkan masyarakat agar tidak hanya melewati jalur umum untuk mencapai tujuan tersebut tetapi juga jalur-jalur yang akan disediakan untuk mengurai kepadatan satu jalur. kebijakan yang ketiga adalah mengganti kendaraan bermesin tua. kebijakan ini disarankan dengan dasar bahwa kendaraan dengan mesin tua memiliki emisi gas beracun yang tinggi dan sering mengeluarkan asap hitam yang mengganggu kesehatan. kebijakan ini menghimbau agar masyarakat maupun pengusaha yang memiliki kendaraan pribadi maupun kendaraan umum yang mesinnya sudah tidak layak atau mengeluarkan asap melebihi ambang emisi normal agar mengganti dengan mesin yang baru. kebijakan keempat adalah penghijauan. kebijakan penghijauan ini diutamakan di kawasan yang padat oleh lalu lintas dengan asumsi di kawasan yang padat lalu lintas mempunyai kandungan gas beracun yang lebih tinggi. keinginan membayar responden terhadap empat kebijakan tersebut dikelompokkan dalam tabel 7. tingkat wtp masyarakat terhadap kebijakan untuk mengatasi polusi dari sumber bergerak masih rendah. rata-rata wtp responden di bawah rp40.000,sebesar 38% atau sekitar 20 responden. probabilitas responden dalam memilih wtp ditunjukkan oleh tabel 8. tabel 8. hasil estimasi probabilitas kelompok besaran wtp kebijakan polusi sumber bergerak kode kelompok besaran wtp probabilitas prob (wtp = 0) prob (wtp < rp40.000,-) 0,5080 prob (wtp = 1) prob (rp40.000, ≤ wtp < rp60.000,-) 0,2406 prob (wtp = 2) prob (rp60.000, ≤ wtp < rp75.000,-) 0,1091 prob (wtp = 3) prob (rp75.000, ≤ wtp < rp100.000,-) 0,1142 prob (wtp = 4) prob (wtp ≥ rp100.000,-) 0,0281 hasil menunjukkan bahwa probabilitas kebijakan untuk polusi sumber bergerak memiliki nilai wtp di bawah rp40.000,(wtp=0) adalah 50,80%. probabilitas kebijakan untuk polusi sumber bergerak memiliki nilai wtp antara rp40.000,sampai dengan kurang dari rp60.000,(wtp=1) adalah 24,06%. probabilitas kebijakan untuk polusi sumber bergerak memiliki nilai wtp antara rp60.000,sampai dengan kurang dari rp75.000,(wtp=2) adalah 10,91%. tabel 7. wtp kebijakan untuk penerima dampak polusi sumber bergerak kode wtp jumlah responden % 0 wtp < 40.0000 20 38 1 40.000 ≤ wtp < 60.000 14 27 2 60.000 ≤ wtp < 75.000 6 12 3 75.000 ≤ wtp < 100.000 9 17 4 100.000 ≤ wtp 3 6 jumlah 52 100 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014:118-126 124 probabilitas kebijakan untuk polusi sumber bergerak memiliki nilai wtp antara rp75.000, sampai dengan kurang dari rp100.000,(wtp= 3) adalah 11,42%. probabilitas kebijakan untuk polusi sumber bergerak memiliki nilai wtp di atas rp100.000.(wtp=4) adalah 2,81%. aplikasi dari tabel 9 dapat diilustrasikan apabila terjadi peningkatan pendapatan sebesar rp100.000, maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0309372 atau 3,09%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,bertambah sebesar 0,01465254 atau 1,46 %; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp60.000,sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar: 0,00664419 atau 0,66%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar: 0,00695478 atau 0,69% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar: 0,00171129 atau 0,17%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. perubahan yang terjadi apabila biaya untuk kesehatan paru (cparu) naik menjadi rp10.000,maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0247396 atau 24,74%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,bertambah sebesar 0,01171722 atau 1,17%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok ketiga antara rp60.000, sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,00531317 atau 0,53%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar bertambah sebesar 0,00556154 atau 0,56% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,00136847 atau 0,13%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. perubahan yang terjadi apabila biaya untuk kesehatan mata (cmata) naik menjadi 10.000 rupiah, maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,196596 atau 19,66%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0931122 atau 9,31%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp60.000,sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0422217 atau 4,22%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0441954 atau 4,42% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0108747 atau 1,09%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. perubahan yang terjadi apabila biaya untuk kesehatan hidung (chidung) naik menjadi rp10.000,maka secara berturut-turut akan menyebabkan probabilitas wtp kurang dari rp40.000,bertambah sebesar 0,25654 atau tabel 10. hasil ahp kebijakan polusi sumber bergerak kebijakan infrastruktur pengurangan penggantian penanaman jml % ranking infrastruktur 0,36 0,44 0,35 0,45 1,60 40 1 pengurangan 0,17 0,15 0,13 0,20 0,64 16 4 penggantian 0,26 0,26 0,17 0,16 0,85 21 3 penanaman 0,21 0,15 0,35 0,20 0,91 23 2 jumlah 1 1 1 1 4 100 tabel 9. marginal effect variabel-variabel independen terhadap probabilitas wtp responden no variabel independen probabilitas wtp responden (wtp=0) (wtp=1) (wtp=2) (wtp=3) (wtp=4) 1 inc 3,09e-07 1,47e-07 6,64e-08 6,95e-08 1,71e-08 2 cparu 2,47e-06 1,17e-06 5,31e-07 5,56e-07 1,37e-07 3 cmata 1,97e-05 9,31e-06 4,22e-06 4,42e-06 1,09e-06 4 chidung 2,57e-05 1,22e-05 5,51e-06 5,77e-06 1,42e-06 penilaian willingness to pay (rosalina, evi gravitiani) 125 25,65%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,bertambah sebesar 0,121503 atau 12,15%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok ketiga antara rp60.000, sampai dengan rp75.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0550955 atau 5,51%; probabilitas wtp di kelompok keempat antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,bertambah sebesar bertambah sebesar 0,057671 atau 5,76% dan probabilitas wtp di kelompok kelima lebih dari rp100.000,bertambah sebesar 0,0141905 atau 1,42%, dengan asumsi variabel lain konstan. kebijakan yang disarankan untuk polusi sumber bergerak ada 4, yaitu memperbaiki infrastruktur, mengalihkan jalur padat, mengurangi/mengganti kendaraan bermesin tua dan penghijauan. pelaksanaan kebijakan ini dilakukan selama empat tahun berturut-turut sesuai pilihan preferensi responden. pengukuran tingkat preferensi dianalisis menggunakan analytical hierarchy process (ahp) pada tabel 10. berdasarkan data tabel 10 menunjukkan tingkat preferensi dari kebijakan polusi dari sumber bergerak yang akan lebih jelas terlihat pada tabel 11. tabel 11. ranking kebijakan polusi sumber bergerak kebijakan % ranking infrastruktur 40 1 penanaman 23 2 penggantian 21 3 pengurangan 16 4 jumlah 100 ranking pertama diduduki oleh kebijakan infrastruktur atau perbaikan sarana prasarana transportasi. responden banyak yanng mendukung kebijakan peningkatan kualitas udara dengan perbaikan infrastruktur karena kebijakan ini diharapkan dapat mengurangi kepadatan lalu lintas, sehingga potensi polusi yang keluar dari kendaraan bermotor lebih kecil masuk ke dalam paru-paru. kebijakan diranking kedua adalah penanaman atau penghijauan. responden menyatakan cukup mendukung dan bersedia untuk membayar kebijakan penghijauan dengan alasan penghijauan dapat mengurangi kesumpekan sewaktu berkendara di jalan raya khususnya di jalur padat. alasan lain yang diungkapkan responden yaitu dengan responden membayar kebijakan penghijauan, responden dapat merasakan dampak langsung berupa pepohonan di sekitar jalur padat yang memberi kesejukan dan juga mengurangi bau dari gas-gas beracun kendaraan bermotor. kebijakan ranking ketiga adalah kebijakan penggantian atau mengganti kendaraan yang bermesin tua dengan mesin yang baru. ketidaksediaan responden terhadap kebijakan ini banyak berasal dari respoden yang berpenghasilan rendah dan dari sopir angkutan umum. alasan mereka yang pertama bahwa mesin tua tidak harus diganti baru, selain karena tidak ada biaya juga mesin itu dapat diperbaiki. alasan lain yang datang dari sopir angkutan umum, mereka merasa tidak bertanggung jawab terhadap mesin dari angkutan tersebut karena mereka hanya bekerja untuk mengemudikannya bukan untuk perawatannya. kebijakan terakhir yang dipilih oleh responden adalah kebijakan pengurangan atau mengurangi kendaraan di daerah yang padat dengan cara mengalihkan kendaraan di jalur padat ke jalur lain. rendahnya kesediaan responden untuk membayar kebijakan ini disebabkan oleh beberapa faktor di antaranya pesimisnya masyarakat terhadap jalur-jalur baru yang akan dibuat, karena menurut mereka kota semarang daerah yang banyak perbukitan dan rawan banjir. simpulan hasil estimasi wtp polusi sumber tidak bergerak kurang dari rp40.000,sebesar 38%, kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000, adalah 27%, kelompok antara rp 60.000 sampai dengan rp75.000,sebesar 8%, kelompok antara rp75.000,sampai dengan rp100.000,sebesar 21%, dan kelompok lebih dari rp100.000, sebesar 6%. hasil estimasi wtp polusi sumber bergerak kurang dari rp40.000,sebesar 38%, kelompok antara rp40.000,sampai dengan rp60.000,sebesar 27%, kelompok antara rp60.000,sampai dengan rp 75.000,sebesar 12%, kelompok antara rp75.000,sampai dengan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014:118-126 126 rp100.000,sebesar 17% dan kelompok lebih dari rp100.000,sebesar 6%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan untuk memiliki nilai wtp di bawah rp40.000,(wtp =0) adalah 70,54%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp antara rp40.000, sampai dengan kurang dari rp60.000,(wtp= 1) adalah 18,71%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp antara rp60.000, sampai dengan kurang dari rp75.000,(wtp= 2) adalah 3,54%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp antara rp75.000, sampai dengan kurang dari rp100.000.(wtp = 3) adalah 6,43%. probabilitas kebijakan penghijauan memiliki nilai wtp di atas rp100.000. 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(2002). mortality and morbidity benefits of air pollution absorption by woodland. social and environmental benefits of forestry. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014:118-126 126 lampiran tabel 2. lokasi perusahaan besi dan baja di kota semarang industri kecamatan industri pipa baja semarang barat industri baja lembaran lapis seng semarang barat industri besi beton tugu industri besi beton tugu industri pelapisan besi tugu sumber: statistik industri besar dan sedang kota semarang, 2009 tabel 3. jumlah populasi dan sampel no kecamatan kelurahan jumlah populasi sampel 1 semarang selatan randusari 8.316 27 2 semarang barat ngemplak simongan 12.438 28 kalibanteng kulon 7.640 25 3 tugu jerakah 2.759 7 tugurejo 6.312 17 total 37.465 104 microsoft word 02-ahmad jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013, hlm.9-17   model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan industri rumah tangga ahmad ma’ruf1, masmulyadi2 1 fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone: +62 274 387656 2 institute of public policy and economic studies (inspect) yogyakarta, jalan kenari r 13 sidoarum iii, godean, sleman, yogyakarta, 55564 indonesia, phone: +62 274 798342, e-mail korespondensi: macrov_jogja@yahoo.com naskah diterima: juli 2012; disetujui: februari 2013 abstract: the purposes of this study are: first, analyze and describe the characteristics of women workers who work at home industry in the province. second, identify and analyze the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and constraints in the empowerment of women workers in the province. third, exploring the various issues that support and hinder the empowerment of home industry women workers, and fourth, develop a model of empowerment of women workers in the home industry sector in diy. this study uses a participatory approach with the main subject of the laborers working in the home industry sector. focus studies on industrial centers spread across diy craft. result of this study are: first, the deepening of the few centers that exist in the diy industry is dynamics and different characteristics. second, empowerment of women workers of small industry include the social dimension, the social dimension of education and economy. third, women's empowerment strategy should take into account the characteristics of workers such as identity, age and duration of workers' education and work in the centers that exist in the location of this study, and fourth, to realize the empowerment of women workers needed better support the integration of local agencies and institutions of society (civil society), the private sector and educational institutions. keywords: community empowerment; participatory approach; women workers; home industry jel classification: j20, j23, d1 abstrak: tujuan studi ini, pertama, menganalisis dan mendeskripsikan karakteristik buruh perempuan yang bekerja di industri rumah tangga di diy, kedua, mengetahui dan menganalisis kekuatan, kelemahan, peluang, dan kendala dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di diy, ketiga, melakukan eksplorasi terhadap berbagai isu yang mendukung dan menghambat pemberdayaan buruh perempuan industri rumah tangga, dan keempat, menyusun model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan sektor industri rumah tangga di diy. studi ini menggunakan pendekatan partisipatif dengan subyek utama yaitu buruh yang bekerja di sektor industri rumah tangga. fokus kajian pada sentra-sentra industry kerajinan yang tersebar di diy. hasil studi ini ada beberapa hal, yaitu: pertama, pendalaman terhadap beberapa sentra industri yang ada di diy memiliki dinamika dan karakteristik yang berbeda-beda, kedua, pemberdayaan buruh perempuan industri kecil meliputi dimensi sosial, pendidikan dan ekonomi, ketiga, strategi pemberdayaan buruh perempuan hendaknya mempertimbangkan karakteristik seperti identitas, umur dan pendidikan dan lamanya buruh bekerja di sentra-sentra yang ada dalam lokasi kajian ini, dan keempat untuk mewujudkan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan diperlukan dukungan keterpaduan baik instansi daerah maupun lembaga-lembaga masyarakat (civil society), swasta dan lembaga pendidikan. kata kunci: pemberdayaan masyarakat; pendekatan partisipatif; buruh perempuan; industri rumah tangga klasifikasi jel: j20, j23, d1 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 9-17 10 pendahuluan seiring dengan semakin meningkatnya beban ekonomi yang dicirikan oleh meningkatnya biaya hidup, pendidikan anak, dan kesehatan memaksa banyak perempuan harus menanggung beban ganda, yaitu di sektor domestik sebagai ibu rumah tangga yang harus mengurus berbagai keperluan keluarga dan di sektor publik sebagai buruh perempuan. menurut laporan departemen tenaga kerja (2004), kontribusi peran perempuan ditunjukkan dengan semakin meningkatnya angkatan kerja perempuan, yaitu mencapai 46,23 persen. perempuan umumnya bergerak di sektor primer (46,01 persen) dan tersier (39,62 persen), namun status pekerjaan terbanyak sebagai buruh sektor informal (54,82 persen), termasuk menjadi pedagang kecil-kecilan, pekerja rumah tangga, bahkan cukup banyak sebagai pekerja keluarga tanpa upah. kondisi buruh perempuan di sektor formal tidak selalu lebih baik dari perempuan yang berkecimpung di sektor informal (jurnal perempuan, edisi 56, thn 2007). menurut sakernas (februari, 2007) status pekerjaan, perempuan yang bekerja di sektor formal sebanyak 9,1 juta (sebagai pengusaha hanya 5,5 persen dan sisanya 94,5 persen sebagai pekerja/ buruh), sedang yang lainnya sebanyak 26,3 juta (74,28 persen) bekerja di sektor informal (berusaha sendiri, berusaha sendiri dibantu pekerja tidak tetap, pekerja bebas di pertanian dan nonpertanian, serta pekerja tak dibayar). meskipun sejumlah hak-hak perempuan itu telah dilindungi melalui undang-undang (uu) nomor 13 tahun 2003 tentang ketenagakerjaan, di indonesia, sebagian besar perusahaan hampir tidak memperhatikan masalahmasalah yang spesifik yang dialami pekerja perempuan. pekerja perempuan memang jumlahnya cukup besar, namun bukan berarti mempunyai jaminan akan terperhatikannya hak-haknya (laporan cedaw, 2007). permasalahan yang dihadapi oleh pekerja perempuan terkait dengan hak kesehatan reproduksinya, yakni; (1) pekerja perempuan di sektor industri dan jasa dengan status pegawai tetap, menurut uu no.13/2003 tentang ketenagakerjaan, memiliki hak cuti melahirkan, namun dalam kenyataannya selama cuti tidak dibayar. alasannya pekerja perempuan tersebut tidak dapat memperlihatkan akte nikahnya, karena pemilik perusahaan mengaitkan dengan uu no. 01 tahun 1974 tentang perkawinan di mana perkawinan yang syah adalah perkawinan yang sudah didaftarkan. namun hal ini tidak berlaku bagi pasangan yang menikah di wilayah pedesaan, karena hanya 30 persen dari pasangan yang resmi menikah di indonesia memiliki akte/surat nikah. (2) pekerja perempuan di perusahaan/pabrik tidak dapat mengambil cuti haid jika tidak dapat membuktikannya dengan surat dokter. semangat uu no. 13 tahun 2003 tentang ketenagakerjaan yaitu mengatur hubungan industrial, khususnya di sektor formal. pertanyaannya kemudian, bagaimana perlindungan buruh perempuan di sektor informal? pekerja informal sebagaimana uu ketenagakerjaan adalah mereka yang “bekerja di luar hubungan kerja”, yang berarti tidak ada perjanjian kerja yang mengatur unsur pekerjaan, upah, dan perintah. perlu menjadi catatan bahwa struktur perekonomian diy ditopang oleh jasa; perhotelan, restoran, dan sebagainya termasuk sektor pertanian. hal ini bisa dipahami bahwa diy merupakan salah satu destinasi wisata penting di indonesia setelah bali dan jakarta. sebagai destinasi wisata, pertumbuhan ekonomi disokong salah satunya sektor informal. oleh karena itu pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor informal perlu dilakukan dalam rangka untuk menemukan upaya agar buruh perempuan di sektor tersebut dapat terangkat kehidupan sosial-ekonominya. dalam jangka panjang kesejahteraannya bisa meningkat. konsep pemberdayaan masyarakat merupakan upaya untuk meningkatkan harkat dan martabat lapisan masyarakat yang dalam kondisi sekarang tidak mampu untuk melepaskan diri dari perangkap kemiskinan dan keterbelakangan. dengan kata lain, pemberdayaan adalah memampukan dan memandirikan masyarakat. pemberdayaan bukan hanya meliputi penguatan individu anggota masyarakat, tetapi juga pranata-pranatanya. menanamkan nilainilai budaya modern, seperti kerja keras, hemat, model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan ... (ahmad ma’ruf, masmulyadi) 11 keterbukaan, dan kebertanggungjawaban adalah bagian pokok dari upaya pemberdayaan ini. demikian pula pembaharuan institusi-institusi sosial dan pengintegrasiannya ke dalam kegiatan pembangunan serta peranan masyarakat di dalamnya. yang terpenting di sini adalah peningkatan partisipasi rakyat dalam proses pengambilan keputusan yang menyangkut diri dan masyarakatnya (bahan kuliah pps sp itb). menyadari buruh perempuan di sektor industri rumah tangga yang demikian banyak sementara perlindungan dan perhatian terhadap mereka tidak maksimal maka diperlukan upaya-upaya untuk memperkuat kapasitas mereka. karena itu studi ini penting dalam rangka memahami karakteristik buruh perempuan di industri rumah tangga dan merumuskan bagaimana model pemberdayaan yang bisa diintervensi oleh pemerintah dan stakeholders lainnya. secara umum tujuan studi ini yaitu: (1) menganalisis dan mendeskripsikan karakteristik buruh perempuan yang bekerja di industri rumah tangga terpilih, (2) mengetahui dan menganalisis kekuatan, kelemahan, peluang, dan kendala dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan, (3) melakukan eksplorasi terhadap berbagai isu yang mendukung dan menghambat pemberdayaan buruh perempuan industri rumah tangga, dan (4) menyusun model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan sektor industri rumah tangga pada sentra terpilih. metode penelitian studi ini termasuk jenis policy research yang terdiri dari rangkaian kegiatan penelitian, sosialisasi dan evaluasi kebijakan yang telah ada selama ini, serta merumuskan kebijakan dan model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan informal di diy yang efektif dalam menjawab realitas dan kebutuhan yang berkembang di masa yang akan datang. menurut muhadjir (2003) policy research muncul dari adanya keterbatasan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan manusia. keterbatasan dana, lebih luas lagi menjadi keterbatasan resource. core policy research atau penelitian kebijakan adalah mencari pilihan optimal agar scarcity of resources dapat dioptimalkan sebaik mungkin. subjek dan partisipan studi ini yaitu buruh perempuan yang bekerja di sektor industri rumah tangga. buruh perempuan dihubungi melalui kontak, baik itu di tempat tinggal atau pun di tempat kerja mereka oleh tim peneliti yang terlibat dalam studi ini. lokasi studi ini dilakukan di sentra-sentra industri yang tersebar dibeberapa wilayah di diy, lihat tabel 1. sentra kerajinan dipilih sebagai subyek dalam studi ini dengan pertimbangan bahwa, kerajinan merupakan urutan kedua terbesar (jumlahnya mencapai 21.593) setelah pengolahan pangan.   tabel 1. subjek penelitian no kabupaten/ kota lokasi jumlah 1 yogyakarta sentra batik 5 2 gunungkidul sentra topeng kayu 10 3 kulon progo sentra serat alam 10 4 bantul sentra batik kayu, krebet 10 5 sleman sentra bambu 9 jumlah 44 data yang digunakan dalam kegiatan ini meliputi data sekunder dan primer. data sekunder diperoleh dari laporan/publikasi pihak-pihak terkait terutama pemerintah provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta, bps, dan lembaga lain yang memiliki data dan informasi yang relevan. adapun data-data primer dilakukan dengan menggabungkan beberapa metode, antara lain: (1) teknik observasi atau pengamatan, yaitu mengamati langsung ke lokasi pedesaan dan menelusuri sentra-sentra kerajinan untuk mengetahui potensi dan kegiatan yang dilakukan oleh para buruh perempuan. pengamatan ini menurut faisal (2003: 65-66) dapat direkam kejadian-kejadian, peristiwa, keadaan yang mempola dari hari ke hari di tengah masyarakat. aktivitas ini tidak hanya menangkap kenyataan-kenyataan yang terlihat, tetapi juga terhadap yang terdengar; (2) wawancara kepada pihak terkait yaitu pihak pengusaha, buruh perempuan, dan lembaga jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 9-17 12 lainnya yang terkait. wawancara ini untuk mendapatkan informasi mengenai relasi buruh majikan, pengupahan, dan life history dengan harapan dapat mengamati perubahan-perubahan yang terjadi di sentra; dan (3) diskusi kelompok terfokus (fgd), yaitu diskusi kelompok terfokus yang melibatkan pihak-pihak yang berkepentingan dengan buruh perempuan (stakeholders), pada fgd ditujukan untuk memperoleh informasi mengenai harapan masa depan, solusi bersama untuk mengatasi masalah buruh perempuan. menurut bungin (2003) fgd adalah sebuah teknik pengumpulan data yang umumnya dilakukan pada penelitian kualitatif dengan tujuan menemukan makna sebuah tema menurut pemahaman sebuah kelompok. teknik ini digunakan untuk mengungkap pemaknaan dari suatu kelompok berdasarkan hasil diskusi yang terpusat pada suatu permasalahan tertentu. fgd juga dimaksudkan untuk menghindari pemaknaan yang salah dari seorang peneliti terhadap fokus masalah yang sedang diteliti. lebih jauh teknik ini digunakan untuk menarik kesimpulan terhadap makna-makna intersubyektif yang sulit dimaknakan sendiri oleh peneliti karena dihalangi oleh ketidaktahuan peneliti terhadap makna sesungguhnya dari orang-orang di sekitar sebuah fenomena yang sedang diteliti serta sejauh mungkin peneliti menghindari diri dari dorongan subyektivitas peneliti tersebut. dalam kajian ini, metode analisis yang digunakan mencakup: (1) analisis deskriptif (descriptive analysis), analisis deskriptif ini dimaksudkan untuk menyajikan atau mendeskripsikan hasil temuan lapangan. analisis deskriptif kualitatif khususnya ditujukan untuk mendapatkan informasi tentang berbagai kondisi lapangan yang bersifat tanggapan dan pandangan terhadap isu utama dalam kajian ini; yaitu mengenai perempuan, perburuhan, upah dan relasi industrial di wilayah riset. hasil analisis berupa perbandingan kondisi rill di lapangan yang diperoleh dari pendapatpendapat berbagai unsur yang terlibat langsung dalam perburuhan dengan kondisi ideal yang diperoleh dari desk studi (pustaka); (2) analisis swot, analisis ini digunakan untuk merumuskan secara kualitatif dan holistik baik lingkungan internal maupun eksternal dari entitas yang sedang diamati. menurut rangkuti (1998: 18-19) proses pengambilan keputusan strategis selalu berkaitan dengan pengembangan misi, strategi dan kebijakan lembaga. dengan demikian perencanaan strategis harus menganalisis faktor-faktor strategis yang mencakup lingkup internal, analisis akan menjelaskan secara rinci aspek-aspek yang menjadi kelemahan (weakness) dan kekuatan (strength). sementara itu, dalam lingkup eksternal analisis ini akan menjelaskan secara rinci mengenai aspek peluang (opportunity) dan tantangan (threat) yang akan dihadapi dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan informal. hasil dan pembahasan pada sub bagian ini akan diuraikan mengenai bagaimana karakteristik dan problematika buruh perempuan di diy. karakteristik tersebut menggambarkan secara singkat tentang buruh perempuan mengenai umur, struktur keluarga, status perkawinan dan tingkat pendidikannya. sedangkan problematika buruh berkaitan dengan permasalahan dan tantangan yang dihadapi oleh para buruh perempuan. analisis swot salah satu tahapan penting dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan yaitu bagaimana menggali atau mengenali permasalahan yang dihadapi oleh buruh perempuan dan berusaha menemukan faktor kunci keberhasilan. setiap manusia memiliki potensi dan kemungkinan keberhasilannya sendiri-sendiri dengan berbagai karakteristiknya masing-masing. demikian juga dengan permasalahan yang dihadapi oleh buruh perempuan di sektor informal. faktor ruang dan waktu serta kebudayaan juga menjadi aspek penting dalam menjelaskan bagaimana intervensi pemberdayaan yang mungkin dilakukan. pada bagian ini analisis akan difokuskan pada bagaimana menggali faktor-faktor kekuatan dan kelemahan serta peluang dan tantangan dalam pengembangan model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di diy. analisis ini disusun model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan ... (ahmad ma’ruf, masmulyadi) 13 berdasarkan karateristik dan permasalahan obyektif yang dihadapi oleh para buruh perempuan. dengan melihat kekuatan dan kelemahan yang dimiliki oleh buruh perempuan, maka strategi pengembangannya adalah memanfaatkan peluang dan menyelesaikan tantangan yang dihadapi dunia usaha. peluang yang tersedia akan berdampak positif bagi pemberdayaan buruh perempuan, sementara tantangan yang dihadapi harus diupayakan penyelesaiannya secara sistematis, efektif, efisien, dan optimal. nampaknya kerjasama dan koordinasi antarpihak berdasar prioritas masalah menjadi sangat penting untuk menyelesaikan permasalahan dan tantangan dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan. tabel 2. analisis swot buruh perempuan kekuatan (strengths) kelemahan (weakneses) 1. dasar hukum (uu ketenagakerjaan) yang jelas. 2. struktur organisasi dan tata kerja bppm/dinas kabupaten/provinsi. 3. jaringan ornop/lsm/ormas diy. 4. adanya kebijakan politik ketenagakerjaan baik di provinsi maupun nasional. 5. kekayaan sentra industri kerajinan dengan berbagai produk. 6. dukungan perguruan tinggi di diy. 7. motivasi kerja para buruh. 8. jumlah buruh yang banyak. 9. pengetahuan dan keterampilan yang memadai. 10. tumbuhnya sentra-sentra industri. 1. belum adanya jaminan sosial dan kesehatan buruh. 2. belum terorganisirnya buruh perempuan. 3. rendahnya kesadaran (partisipasi) berserikat dan berlembaga buruh perempuan. 4. belum terintegrasinya pendekatan gender mainstreaming dalam hubungan industrial. 5. sistem upah yang belum adil dan bias gender. 6. lemahnya posisi tawar (bargaining position) terhadap majikan. 7. kecilnya dukungan anggaran program kegiatan. 8. lemahnya koordinasi lintas sektoral/tingkatan birokrasi. 9. keterampilan. peluang (opportunities) strategi s – o strategi w – o 1. adanya kebijakan politik (ketenagakerjaan) nasional dan lokal. 2. program-program pemberdayaan/prorakyat ditingkat nasional dan lokal. 3. tumbuhnya kesadaran buruh ditingkat nasional terhadap isu-isu relasi industrial. 4. perkembangan perdagangan ekspor produk kerajinan. 5. program pengembangan desa wisata oleh provinsi/kabupaten/ kota diy. 1. dasar hukum yang jelas, dukungan apbd serta kebijakan politik pemerintah provinsi diy untuk memberdayakan buruh perempuan merupakan modal utama bagi bppm diy/dinas kabupaten untuk membangun kesadaran buruh terhadap hubungan industrial. 2. jaringan ornop/lsm/ormas, kekayaan sentra industri, dukungan perguruan tinggi untuk menangkap peluang program-program pemerintah yang prorakyat dalam bentuk kerja-kerja pendampingan, dan dukungan sumberdaya. 3. peningkatan kapasitas buruh melalui buruh melalui latihan keterampilan diversifikasi kreasi produk kerajinan untuk memanfaatkan peluang 1. belum adanya jaminan sosial dan kesehatan, belum terintegrasinya pendekatan gender mainstreaming dalam hubungan industrial untuk memaksimalkan dukungan kebijakan politik terhadap pemberdayaan buruh perempuan. 2. optimalisasi komunikasi, informasi dan edukasi tentang kesadaran gender, pentingnya berserikat/organisasi bagi buruh perempuan. 3. memperkuat koordinasi baik diantara pemerintah provinsi dengan kabupaten, juga termasuk lembaga-lembaga non pemerintah. 4. pembinaan dan optimalisasi pihak swasta yang sudah ada. 5. pembentukan dan optimalisasi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 9-17 14 perkembangan perdagangan. 4. optimalisasi kemitraan perguruan tinggi, ornop/ lsm/ ormas dalam pendampingan sentra-sentra kerajinan dan buruhnya. 5. optimalisasi kelembagaan sosial, pendidikan, ekonomi yang sudah eksis. kelembagaan buruh perempuan melalui pendampingan di luar jam kerja. ancaman (threats) strategi s – t strategi w – t 1. pemutusan hubungan kerja. 2. tenaga kerja luar daerah. 3. pasar bebas (liberalisasi) pasar tenaga kerja. 4. kebijakan industri (majikan) yang tidak mendukung. 5. perbedaan kepentingan antara buruh dan majikan. 1. optimalisasi kemunikasi dan informasi bagi buruh perempuan terkait hak-hak dasarnya (jaminan sosial, kesehatan reproduksi). 2. peningkatan daya saing dan daya tahan menghadapi dinamika liberasasi perburuhan. 3. optimalisasi peran mediasi baik oleh pemerintah provinsi/ kabupaten / ornop dalam membangun hubungan buruh dengan majikan. 1. meningkatkan kesadaran gender buruh perempuan di lingkungan (sentra) kerja. 2. mengembangkan kemitraan dengan berbagai kelembagaan buruh dalam meningkatan keberdayaan buruh perempuan. 3. peningkatan/pemberdayaan kelembagaan buruh melalui pendampingan. sumber: data primer diolah, (2012) model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan kegiatan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor industri rumah tangga diharapkan mampu mendorong peningkatan kualitas kehidupan buruh perempuan yang bekerja pada sektor informal, perluasan jaminan sosial buruh, standarisasi upah minimum dalam rangka mencapai hasil akhir yaitu meningkatnya kesejahteraan rakyat. strategi pemberdayaan buruh perempuan sektor industri rumah tangga di diy mengacu kepada agenda pokok, yaitu: (a) mendorong partisipasi dan pelibatan peran serta masyarakat (ornop/ormas) dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor industri rumah tangga. (b) mendorong sektor swasta dan perguruan tinggi (partnership) dalam kegiatan-kegiatan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor industri rumah tangga. (c) pengembangan alternatif usaha bagi buruh yang memiliki keinginan untuk mandiri atau alir profesi melalui penguatan modal dan pendampingan. (d) jaminan sosial dan perlindungan hukum bagi buruh perempuan di sektor industri rumah tangga. agar program-program yang akan dilakukan oleh birokrasi berjalan efektif dan muncul rasa “ownership” terhadap program, maka sebaiknya sejak awal para pemangku kepentingan dilibatkan dalam setiap tahapan program dan kegiatan. pemangku kepentingan dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan tidak hanya state, melaingkan juga sektor swasta dan masyarakat sipil (civil society). tabel 3 menggambarkan bagaimana keterkaitan peran antar pihak dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan. 1) strategi dan kebijakan pemberdayaan strategi dan kebijakan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor informal haruslah mampu memperkuat kelembagaan buruh perempuan, mengembangkan partnership dengan berbagai institusi dan mengarah pada perlindungan hak-hak buruh perempuan di sektor industri rumah tangga. karena itu strategi dan kebijakan pemberdayaan perempuan informal dapat dilakukan melalui intensifikasi dan ekstensifikasi program. langkah ini memungkinkan untuk memberdayakan para buruh model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan ... (ahmad ma’ruf, masmulyadi) 15 perempuan yang bekerja di sektor informal di diy. intensifikasi program yaitu pengembangan program pada peningkatan kualitas dan kuantitas pemberdayaan buruh perempuan yang sudah ada, melalui kemitraan dengan sektor swasta, perguruan tinggi, jaminan sosial, dan pendampingan. sementara ekstensifikasi program pengembangan merupakan upaya mencari terobosan baru dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor informal sesuai dengan karakteristik yang dimiliki masing-masing kawasan/sentra. strategi dan kebijakan pemberdayaan masyarakat yang sejalan dengan mandat dari uu no. 13 tahun 2003, tentang ketenagakerjaan dan peraturan pemerintah lainnya sekaligus memperhatikan agenda-agenda pembangunan yang memberikan porsi dan perhatian terhadap keberdayaan perempuan, program pengembangan tersebut mencakup: (a) pengawasan dinas/dewan terkait untuk memastikan berbagai peraturan (ketenagakerjaan) dijalankan oleh para pihak. (b) pengembangan sistem pengupahan yang adil (tidak diskriminatif) antara laki-laki dan perempuan di tempat kerja. (c) pengembangan organisasi atau asosiasi (kelembagaan) buruh sebagai wadah pembinaan dan pengembangan potensi buruh perempuan. (d) pengembangan kapasitas dan jejaring kelembagaan antar stakeholders. (e) afirmasi kebijakan anggaran terhadap pembinaan dan pengembangan organisasi buruh. (f) optimalisasi peran sektor swasta dan perguruan tinggi dalam pendampingan buruh perempuan di sektor informal. (g) pengembangan task force/kelembagaan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan yang khusus men-drive isu-isu pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di bppm, diy, dan kabupaten. 2) program pengembangan buruh migran program pengembangan kegiatan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan meliputi beberapa aspek, antara lain: (a) sosial. jumlah buruh yang demikian banyak dan tersebar di berbagai sentra-sentra kerajinan merupakan potensi yang luar biasa. hanya saja belum terwadahi dalam kelembagaan, yang sesungguhnya dalam undang-udang ketenagakerjaan, asosiasi atau serikat buruh diafirmasi. persoalan utama yang menjadi kendala yaitu jam kerja yang sangat padat yang tidak memungkinkan bagi buruh untuk secara lebih tabel 3. pembagian peran stakeholder dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan no para pihak peran serta/partisipasi 1. pemerintah ‐ koordinasi dengan berbagai lembaga/dinas terkait. ‐ kebijakan politik untuk memberikan perlindungan sosial dan hukum bagi buruh perempuan yang bekerja di industry rumah tangga. ‐ optimalisasi kie – komunikasi, informasi & edukasi – terkait jaminan sosial tenaga kerja (jamsostek). ‐ pengawasan dinas/dewan terkait untuk memastikan berbagai peraturan (ke-tenagakerjaan) dijalankan oleh para pihak. ‐ alokasi budget melalui apbd untuk pembinaan dan pendampingan buruh. ‐ mediasi konflik-konflik terkait hubungan majikan-buruh. 2. masyarakat sipil (civil society) ‐ pendampingan (di luar jam kerja) dan pengorganisasian buruh perempuan. ‐ peningkatan kapasitas buruh perempuan melalui berbagai pelatihan/workshop. ‐ peningkatan kesadaran hak-hak buruh melalui kie. 3. sektor swasta dan perguruan tinggi ‐ dukungan csr dalam pengembangan program-program pemberdayaan buruh perempuan seperti permodalan dan dukungan sumberdaya (peralatan) lainnya. ‐ pelibatan perguruan tinggi dalam berbagai pendampingan melalui kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat, dan penelitian. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 9-17 16 longgar melibatkan diri dalam organisasi buruh. banyaknya lembaga-lembaga sosial dan ornop (baca: civil society) di diy juga merupakan potensi dalam upaya mendorong pemberdayaan buruh perempuan melalui pelibatan berbagai lembaga tersebut dalam kegiatankegiatan pendampingan sosial-budaya. buruh perempuan yang bekerja di sektor informal seringkali terlupakan dengan jaminan sosial dan kesehatan yang memungkinkan para buruh bisa hidup sejahtera. oleh karena ini perlu adanya dorongan kepada berbagai perusahaan/pengrajin untuk memperhatikan aspek-aspek kesejahteraan sosial buruh perempuan melalui perlindungan/jaminan sosial tenaga kerja. (b) pendidikan. pendidikan merupakan aspek penting dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan. bukan hanya pendidikan formal, tetapi melalui sejumlah pendidikan non-formal, yaitu pelatihan dalam meningkatkan kapasitas buruh sesuai dengan karakteristik industri tempatnya bekerja. pendidikan penyadaran hak-hak buruh yang dijamin oleh berbagai konvensi internasional dan hukum perburuhan secara nasional secara “kritis”, di samping kesadaran tentang kondisi sosial, budaya dan ekonomi yang bisa ditempuh lewat media massa, pelatihan, pendidikan hukum dan pendapat umum. 3) ekonomi  strategi program pemberdayaan buruh perempuan dalam aspek ekonomi meliputi beberapa hal, yaitu: (a) access to capital, artinya bagaimana para stakeholders memfasilitasi buruh yang memiliki kemampuan dan keinginan untuk mandiri/ mencari (alternatif nafkah yang lain) dengan sumber-sumber permodalan seperti perbankan, koperasi atau asuransi. (b) akses kepada keadilan; buruh perempuan seringkali memperoleh diskriminasi dan ketidakadilan dalam kehidupan sosial-ekonomi politiknya. dalam hubungannya dengan ketenagakerjaan, dukungan paralegal dan advokasi terhadap hak-hak yang meliputi cuti haid, cuti hamil, serta melahirkan. beberapa perlindungan lain yang tidak berhubungan dengan kondisi biologisnya misalnya bekerja pada malam hari, pengupahan yang sama (laki-laki dan perempuan), dan pekerjaan yang bisa membahayakan bagi buruh perempuan. simpulan hasil analisis yang dilakukan berdasarkan data sekunder dan data primer yang tersedia mengenai model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan dapat dirangkum beberapa catatan akhir yang perlu menjadi perhatian bagi pemangku kepentingan, yaitu: (1) pendalaman terhadap 5 sentra yang ada di diy yaitu krebet, bantul; tanggulangin, kulon progo; brajan, sleman; ketanggungan, yogyakarta; dan bobung, gunungkidul memiliki dinamika dan karakteristik yang berbeda-beda. (2) pemberdayaan buruh perempuan industri kecil meliputi dimensi sosial, pendidikan dan ekonomi. pada dimensi sosial dengan mendorong tumbuhnya kelembagaan/asosiasi sebagai wadah pembinaan dan pengorganisasian buruh. dimensi pendidikan berkaitan dengan peningkatan kapasitas buruh perempuan, termasuk yang memiliki keinginan untuk mengembangkan kemandirian atau bertransformasi kepekerjaan lain, dan pada dimensi ekonomi yaitu pemberian akses kepada permodalan dan keadilan (access to justice). (3) strategi pemberdayaan buruh perempuan hendaknya mempertimbangkan karakteristik seperti identitas, umur dan pendidikan dan lamanya buruh bekerja di sentra-sentra yang ada dalam lokasi kajian ini. (4) untuk mewujudkan pemberdayaan buruh perempuan diperlukan dukungan keterpaduan baik instansi daerah maupun lembaga-lembaga masyarakat (civil society), swasta dan lembaga pendidikan. saran. adapun saran yang bisa direkomendasikan dalam studi ini, yaitu: (1) peningkatan kesejahteraan buruh perempuan melalui pemberian jaminan sosial dan kesehatan (hak-hak reproduksi) haruslah menjadi perhatian dalam keseluruhan rangkaian program. (2) perlu adanya kesamaan persepsi, komitmen, dan kebijakan dalam pemberdayaan buruh perempuan di sektor informal akan mampu model pemberdayaan buruh perempuan ... (ahmad ma’ruf, masmulyadi) 17 memberikan ruang akomodasi bagi aspirasi, kreativitas, dan inovasi yang berkembang yang diharapkan akan dapat memperkuat keberdayaan buruh perempuan. daftar pustaka adi, isbandi rukminto. (2001). pemberdayaan, pengembangan masyarakat dan, intervensi komunitas. jakarta: lembaga penerbit fakultas ekonomi universitas indonesia. adimiharja, kusnaka dan hikmat, h. 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(1996). pengembangan swadaya, pengalaman lsm di tiga negara. jakarta: puspaswara. microsoft word 02-kanetasya jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014, hlm.12-22 pengaruh desentralisasi fiskal terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional di indonesia kanetasya sabilla1, wihana kirana jaya2 1 direktorat perencanaan makro badan perencanaan pembangunan nasional jalan taman suropati no. 2, menteng, kota jakarta pusat, dki jakarta 10310, indonesia, phone: +62 21 3927511 2 fakultas ekonomi dan bisnis universitas gadjah mada jalan sosio humaniora no.01 bulaksumur, yogyakarta 55281, indonesia, phone: +62 274 548510 e-mail korespondensi: kanetasya@gmail.com naskah diterima: september 2013; disetujui: maret 2014 abstract: fiscal decentralization policy is enforced in indonesia nowadays to regulate the relationship between central and local government. a region can determine fiscal policy in their own region in order to local needs fulfillment to be more efficient because the local government is considered knows better about the local people condition and preferences in their own region so that people can be more prosperous. this research analyzes the effect of fiscal decentralization to regional economic growth per capita as an approach of people welfare in every province at indonesia during the period 2006-2010 by using panel data. furthermore, this research also analyzes the effect of other variables that can affect regional economic growth per capita, they are labor force and international trade. based on the result, we can conclude that fiscal decentralization affects positively to regional economic growth per capita so does labor force. but, international trade does not affect and even affects negatively to regional economic growth per capita. keywords: fiscal decentralization; economic growth; labor; panel data jel classification: o23, r12 abstrak: kebijakan desentralisasi fiskal saat ini sedang diberlakukan di indonesia untuk mengatur hubungan antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah. sebuah daerah dapat menentukan kebijakan fiskal di daerahnya sendiri agar pemenuhan kebutuhan masyarakat di daerah menjadi lebih efisien karena pemerintah daerah dianggap lebih tahu kondisi dan preferensi masyarakat di daerah masing-masing sehingga masyarakat menjadi lebih sejahtera. studi ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengaruh desentralisasi fiskal terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional sebagai pendekatan kesejahteraan masyarakat di seluruh provinsi di indonesia selama periode 2006-2010 dengan menggunakan data panel. selain itu, studi ini juga menganalisis pengaruh variabel-variabel lain yang dapat mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional, yaitu: tenaga kerja dan perdagangan internasional. hasil studi memperlihatkan bahwa desentralisasi fiskal berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional, begitu juga dengan tenaga kerja. namun, perdagangan internasional tidak berpengaruh dan bahkan berpengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional. kata kunci: desentralisasi fiskal; pertumbuhan ekonomi ; tenaga kerja; data panel klasifikasi jel: o23, r12 pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita ... (kanetasya sabilla, wihana kirana jaya) 13 pendahuluan hubungan antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah banyak dibahas melalui berbagai studi dewasa ini seperti dalam bidang ilmu politik, administrasi, geografi, dan ekonomi. hal ini antara lain berasal dari argumen bahwa pemerintah pusat dianggap lebih baik mendelegasikan beberapa tugas dan wewenang kepada pemerintah daerah agar pemerintah dapat mengambil kebijakan yang lebih sesuai dengan kebutuhan masyarakat (oates, 1999). sistem ini dikenal dengan istilah otonomi daerah. kata otonomi sebenarnya berasal dari bahasa yunani, yaitu dari kata auto yang berarti sendiri dan nomos yang berarti aturan atau undangundang. dengan demikian otonomi dapat diartikan sebagai mengatur atau mengurus urusan rumah tangganya sendiri (sumodiningrat, 2004). dalam ilmu ekonomi, desentralisasi fiskal menjadi salah satu isu yang diteliti untuk mengetahui efektivitas dan efisiensi hubungan antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah dalam kerangka otonomi daerah. pelaksanaan desentralisasi fiskal sendiri sudah tersebar ke seluruh belahan dunia sejak beberapa tahun terakhir ini termasuk di negara-negara berkembang (ebel and yilmaz, 2002). bahkan, negara-negara bekas komunis yang dulu dikenal dengan sistem pemerintahan yang terpusat seperti di negaranegara eropa timur bekas jajahan uni soviet juga melakukan kebijakan ini. sodiq dan nuryadin (2005) menyatakan desentralisasi telah mendorong terjadinya pembagian kewenangan (authority sharing) yang ditandai dengan semakin meningkatnya peran daerah dan inisiatif lokal (authonomy). meningkatnya tuntutan desentralisasi dan otonomi daerah pada gilirannya akan mengakibatkan perubahan peran, fungsi, kelembagaan, dan sumberdaya manusia di berbagai tingkat pemerintah. bird dan vaillancourt (1998) mendefinisikan desentralisasi dengan membaginya ke dalam tiga istilah yang berbeda: dekonsentrasi, delegasi, dan devolusi. dekonsentrasi adalah penyebaran tanggung jawab dari pemerintah pusat ke kantor cabang atau unit administratif lokal. delegasi merupakan sebuah situasi di mana pemerintah daerah bertindak sebagai agen pemerintah pusat untuk melaksanakan fungsi-fungsi tertentu. sedangkan devolusi merupakan sebuah situasi di mana pemerintah daerah tidak hanya mengimplementasikan arahan dari pemerintah pusat, tapi juga terdapat otoritas untuk memutuskan kebijakan. tanzi (1996) menyatakan desentralisasi fiskal sendiri mengacu pada pemberian penugasan dan otoritas yang sah kepada pemerintah daerah untuk memungut (beberapa jenis) pajak tertentu, termasuk juga kewenangan untuk menetapkan basis dan tarif pajak. pemerintah daerah juga diberi kewenangan yang sah tentang fungsi-fungsi pengeluaran yang wajib dilaksanakan oleh daerah. desentralisasi fiskal memiliki empat pilar (undp, 2005), yaitu: tanggung jawab pengeluaran, penugasan pendapatan, transfer antarpemerintah, dan pinjaman daerah. pilar pertama, tanggung jawab pengeluaran, menjelaskan fungsi-fungsi manakah yang harus ditugaskan kepada tingkatan yang berbeda dalam keseluruhan sistem pemerintahan di sebuah negara. tanggung jawab pengeluaran sangat bergantung pada kondisi daerah dan tidak ada penugasan yang dianggap paling baik secara umum. pilar kedua, penugasan pendapatan, menentukan sumber-sumber pendapatan mana yang ditugaskan untuk pemerintah daerah. penugasan pendapatan bergantung pada tanggung jawab pengeluaran karena penganggaran seharusnya menyesuaikan dengan program yang telah ditetapkan. pilar ketiga, transfer antarpemerintah, diperlukan oleh sebuah daerah jika penugasan pendapatan tidak menjamin kecukupan pendapatan. pilar keempat, pinjaman daerah, diperlukan jika tidak terjadi keseimbangan antara pengeluaran dan pendapatan daerah yang sudah memasukkan transfer antarpemerintah. pinjaman daerah sebaiknya dilakukan untuk program pembangunan jangka panjang yang tidak rutin dikeluarkan. desentralisasi fiskal di negara berkembang beberapa dilatarbelakangi karena pemerintah berusaha memperbaiki efisiensi ekonomi, mencapai efisiensi biaya, memperbaiki akuntabilitas, atau meningkatkan mobilisasi sumber daya (bird dan vaillancourt, 1998). litvack, et.al. (1998) dalam matsui (2003) menyatakan empat manfaat lainnya dari mengaplikasikan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 12-22 14 desentralisasi fiskal di sebuah negara. pertama, pencapaian efisiensi alokatif dalam menghadapi perbedaan preferensi lokal terhadap barang publik. kedua, perbaikan daya saing pemerintah. ketiga, pencapaian tata kelola yang baik. terakhir, perbaikan legitimasi dan sustainability daerah-daerah yang heterogen. tabel 1. undang-undang tentang pemerintahan daerah dan perimbangan keuangan daerah di indonesia tahun uu no. tentang 1945 1  peraturan mengenai kedudukan komite nasional daerah 1948 22  penetapan aturan-aturan pokok mengenai pemerintahan sendiri di daerah-daerah yang berhak mengatur dan mengurus rumah tangganya sendiri 1956 32  perimbangan keuangan antara negara dengan daerah-daerah 1957 1  pokok-pokok pemerintahan daerah 1974 5  pokok-pokok pemerintahan di daerah 1979 5  pemerintahan daerah 1999 22  pemerintahan daerah 1999 25  perimbangan keuangan antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah 2004 32  pemerintahan daerah 2004 33  perimbangan keuangan antara pemerintah pusat dan pemerintahan daerah sumber: undang-undang republik indonesia di indonesia, desentralisasi fiskal juga telah diberlakukan melalui undang-undang pemerintahan daerah terbaru, yakni undangundang nomor 32 dan 33 tahun 2004. sebagai negara dengan bentuk geografis berupa kepulauan, indonesia membutuhkan peraturan yang tepat dalam hal hubungan antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah. beberapa peraturan tentang pemerintah daerah pun dibuat. pembuatan uu ini tidak lepas dari konstitusi dasar indonesia, yakni undang-undang dasar 1945 pasal 18 yang berisi dasar peraturan tentang pemerintahan daerah. bunyi pasal tersebut yakni “pembagian daerah atas daerah besar dan kecil, dengan bentuk susunan pemerintahannya ditetapkan dengan undang-undang dengan memandang dan mengingat dasar permusyawaratan dalam sidang pemerintahan negara dan hak-hak asal-usul dalam daerah yang bersifat istimewa.” tabel 1 menunjukkan beberapa undang-undang tentang pemerintahan daerah dan perimbangan keuangan antara pemerintah pusat dan daerah. dalam uu no. 25 tahun 1999, tercantum bahwa indonesia menerapkan desentralisasi dalam tiga variasi, yaitu desentralisasi, dekonsentrasi, dan tugas pembantuan. desentralisasi adalah penyerahan wewenang pemerintahan oleh pemerintah kepada daerah otonom dalam kerangka negara kesatuan republik indonesia (pasal 1 ayat e). dekonsentrasi adalah pelimpahan wewenang dari pemerintah kepada gubernur sebagai wakil pemerintah dan atau perangkat pusat di daerah (pasal 1 ayat f). sedangkan tugas pembantuan adalah penugasan dari pemerintah kepada daerah dan desa dan dari daerah ke desa untuk melaksanakan tugas tertentu yang disertai pembiayaan, sarana, dan prasarana serta sumber daya manusia dengan kewajiban melaporkan pelaksanaannya dan mempertanggunggjawabkannya kepada yang menugaskan (pasal 1 ayat g). tabel 2 anggaran yang dialokasikan untuk belanja daerah setiap tahunnya meningkat jika dilihat dari nominalnya. namun jika dilihat melalui persentase terhadap total belanja negara, total belanja daerah yang dikeluarkan oleh negara tidak selalu meningkat setiap tahunnya dan persentasenya tidak jauh berbeda. tabel 2. total belanja daerah dan persentasenya terhadap total belanja negara dalam apbn 2001-2011 tahun apbn total belanja daerah (dalam trilyun rupiah) persentase terhadap total belanja negara 2001 81,68 26% 2002 97,97 28% 2003 116,88 31% 2004 119,04 32% 2005 131,55 33% 2006 220,27 34% 2007 258,79 34% 2008 281,23 33% 2009 320,69 31% 2010 322,42 31% 2011 392,98 32% sumber: badan kebijakan fiskal republik indonesia (diolah) pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita ... (kanetasya sabilla, wihana kirana jaya) 15 dengan adanya desentralisasi fiskal, pemerintah pusat sejak tahun 2001 minimal mengalokasikan 26 persen dari total belanja negara di dalam anggaran pendapatan dan belanja negara (apbn) untuk pembelanjaan di daerah. setelah adanya uu no. 33 tahun 2004, pemerintah pusat minimal harus mengalokasikan 31 persen dari total anggarannnya untuk belanja daerah. selama sepuluh tahun terakhir ini, persentase total belanja daerah terhadap total belanja negara yang tertinggi terjadi pada tahun 2006 dan 2007 sebesar 34 persen. walaupun sudah banyak negara yang menerapkan sistem desentralisasi fiskal, pengaruh desentralisasi fiskal terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi masih diperdebatkan. seperti yang telah diterangkan di atas, desentralisasi fiskal, atau devolusi kewenangan fiskal dari pemerintah pusat kepada pemerintah daerah dilihat sebagai bagian dari reformasi untuk memperbaiki efisiensi sektor publik, sehingga kebijakan ini dapat dilakukan untuk meningkatkan kompetisi antarpemerintah daerah dalam penyediaan barang dan jasa publik dan untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi (bird dan wallich, 1993; oates, 1993). berdasarkan pengamatan pada beberapa studi tentang hubungan antara desentralisasi fiskal dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi di berbagai negara, kesimpulan studi tidak sama. sebagai contoh, zhang dan zou (1998) melakukan analisis data panel untuk menguji pengaruh dan arah hubungan antara desentralisasi fiskal dan pertumbuhan ekonomi di china dengan kesimpulan akhir arah hubungan yang negatif. sementara faridi (2011) meneliti hubungan ini di pakistan juga dengan menggunakan data panel dan menemukan pengaruh dan arah hubungan yang positif. perbedaan hasil ini, menurut faridi (2011) disebabkan oleh perbedaan ukuran desentralisasi fiskal di beberapa studi. pengukuran yang tidak akurat dapat menyebabkan perbedaan pengaruh antara desentralisasi fiskal dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (ebel dan yilmaz, 2002). lan dan sajid (2011) menyatakan bahwa desentralisasi fiskal yang diukur melalui sisi pengeluaran berpengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di 61 provinsi di vietnam. sementara hasil sebaliknya terjadi ketika desentralisasi diukur melalui sisi pendapatan. hal ini ditengarai terjadi karena pemerintah pusat memberikan otonomi lebih besar pada sisi pendapatan dibandingkan pada sisi pengeluaran. shahdani, dkk (2012) menyatakan bahwa desentralisasi berpengaruh positif terhadap distribusi pendapatan dan secara tidak langsung berpengaruh terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di 30 provinsi di iran. menurut oates (1999), tidak ada teori formal yang menjelaskan hubungan desentralisasi fiskal dan pertumbuhan ekonomi sebagai ukuran dari kesejahteraan masyarakat merujuk pada perbedaan hasil studi yang telah dilakukan sebelumnya. karena keberhasilan dari desentralisasi di setiap negara bukanlah sebuah kepastian, beberapa faktor juga mempengaruhi keberhasilan desentralisasi fiskal. bird dan vaillancourt (1998) menyatakan pokok dari desentralisasi lebih tergantung kepada negara itu sendiri. hal ini dikarenakan adanya perbedaan sejarah, tradisi, kelembagaan, politik, dan ekonomi. desentralisasi telah diaplikasikan dalam bentuk yang berbeda di negara yang berbeda pada waktu yang berbeda, dan bahkan jenis desentralisasi yang sama dapat menghasilkan dampak yang berbeda karena perbedaan kondisi lainnya. salah satu wujud desentralisasi fiskal di indonesia adalah berupa dana perimbangan yang diserahkan dan dilimpahkan wewenang penggunaannya dari pemerintah pusat kepada pemerintah daerah. dana perimbangan ini memiliki empat komponen, yaitu dana alokasi umum (dau), dana alokasi khusus (dak), dana bagi hasil pajak (dbhp), dan dana bagi hasil bukan pajak (dbhbp). selain itu, pemerintah daerah juga memiliki kewenangan untuk mengatur sendiri besaran pendapatan asli daerah (pad) yang terdiri dari pajak dan retribusi daerah serta laba badan usaha milik daerah (bumd) dan pengelolaan kekayaan daerah. penggunaan anggaran penerimaan yang berasal dari dana perimbangan dan pad menjadi kewenangan daerah untuk mengalokasikannya demi kesejahteraan masyarakat di daerah yang dapat diukur dari berapa besar pertumbuhan per kapita di setiap provinsi. di samping desentralisasi fiskal, ada banyak faktor yang dipertimbangkan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi di suatu daerah. beberapa teori juga telah menjelaskan faktor-faktor jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 12-22 16 apa saja yang mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi. teori pertumbuhan ekonomi pada dasarnya menggunakan fungsi produksi yang berisi dua input, yaitu modal dan tenaga kerja. dalam perekonomian terbuka, menurut teori pertumbuhan neoklasik, perdagangan internasional akan menjadi faktor dari luar negeri yang mendorong percepatan pertumbuhan ekonomi (todaro dan smith, 2009). perbedaan kondisi tenaga kerja dan perdagangan internasional di setiap daerah dapat memperlihatkan karakteristik daerah masing-masing. studi ini mencoba menjelaskan pengaruh sektor publik dan faktor dari dalam serta luar negeri tersebut kepada pertumbuhan per kapita regional dalam kasus indonesia. tujuan yang hendak dicapai dalam studi ini adalah sebagai berikut, yaitu: untuk menganalisis pengaruh desentralisasi fiskal terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional di indonesia, untuk menganalisis pengaruh tenaga kerja terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional di indonesia, untuk menganalisis pengaruh perdagangan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional di indonesia. metode penelitian data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder dari anggaran pendapatan dan belanja daerah pada tahun anggaran 2006-2010 pada seluruh provinsi di indonesia serta data-data provinsi lainnya dari badan pusat statistik dan kementerian perdagangan pada tahun yang sama. tahun 2006-2010 diambil sebagai tahun analisis karena uu terbaru yang mengatur pemerintahan daerah di indonesia dikeluarkan pada tahun 2004 sehingga dapat dilihat apakah peraturan yang terbaru ini memiliki dampak yang positif secara ekonomi atau tidak. selain itu, berdirinya beberapa provinsi baru membuat ada beberapa data yang tidak tersedia pada tahun-tahun sebelumnya. studi ini mengukur desentralisasi fiskal melalui sisi penerimaan bukan seperti beberapa studi sebelumnya yang mengukurnya melalui sisi pengeluaran, sehingga model yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah: loggdpit = + logpadit + logdaukit + logdbhit + logworkit + exit + imit + uit 1) alat analisis yang digunakan adalah uji t tiap variabel dan uji f seluruh model dengan metode panel ordinary least square. ada tiga metode yang harus dipilih sebagai metode dengan estimasi terbaik, yaitu common effect, fixed effect, atau random effect. untuk menguji metode manakah yang memiliki estimasi terbaik, digunakan uji hausman dalam memilih antara metode fixed dan random effect serta uji f atau uji chow dalam memilih antara metode common dan fixed effect. statistik deskriptif dari variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini dapat dilihat dalam tabel 3. tabel 3 variabel dengan sebaran data yang tabel 3. statistik deskriptif gdp pad dauk dbh work ex im mean 16792842 1,23e+12 5,58e+11 6,39e+11 3093842 0,28673 0,48314 median 12131534 5,12e+11 5,18e+11 1,61e+11 1705905 0,214 0,067 maximum 95096207 1,18e+13 1,63e+12 1,03e+13 19305056 1,668 17,277 minimum 2982284 1,86e+10 2,20e+10 4,10e+09 47309 0,001 0 std, dev, 17503816 2,01e+12 2,48e+11 1,50e+12 4570761 0,28215 2,1283 skewness 2,887319 3,146613 1,000402 4,43592 2,561309 2,03526 6,26075 kurtosis 11,00529 13,65534 5,179149 24,1577 8,257129 8,52412 42,1225 jarque-bera 669,8393 1052,844 59,07537 3618,709 370,4156 323,709 11249,1 probability 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 sum 2,77e+09 2,03e+14 9,04e+13 1,05e+14 5,10e+08 47,31 77,303 sum sq, dev, 5,02e+16 6,64e+26 9,88e+24 3,68e+26 3,43e+15 13,0555 720,216 observations 165 165 162 165 165 165 160 pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita ... (kanetasya sabilla, wihana kirana jaya) 17 paling bervariasi adalah data pad. hal ini dapat dilihat dari nilai standar deviasi yang paling besar. sedangkan karena data ekspor dan impor diukur berdasarkan rasio terhadap pdrb, sebaran datanya menjadi tidak terlalu bervariasi dibandingkan dengan yang lain. karena itu, penulis memilih untuk mengukur variabel selain rasio ekspor dan impor terhadap pdrb dengan menggunakan logaritma agar sebaran datanya semakin mengelompok sehingga dapat lebih mudah diestimasi. ukuran jarque-bera menunjukkan apakah data itu berdistribusi normal atau tidak. jika nilai jarque-bera lebih tinggi dari nilai probabilitas, artinya data tersebut berdistribusi normal. pada tabel 3 seluruh nilai probabilitas jarque-bera menunjukkan angka 0 yang dapat diartikan bahwa tidak ada satu pun variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini yang berdistribusi normal. namun, karena data yang digunakan bukan data dengan sampel acak yang berasal dari data primer, data tersebut dapat dikatakan tidak bias. seperti telah dijelaskan sebelumnya, studi ini menggunakan data sekunder. karena studi ini menggunakan data panel dengan jumlah cross-section sebanyak 33, sulit untuk melihat persebaran data setiap provinsi secara lebih mendetail. karena itu, perkembangan variabel akan dilihat setiap tahunnya dari tahun 2006 sampai tahun 2010 dengan menggunakan rata-rata seluruh provinsi setiap tahun. analisis ini digunakan untuk melihat perkembangan rata-rata variabel setiap tahunnya sehingga dapat ditentukan apakah suatu variabel memiliki kecenderungan peningkatan atau sebaliknya. gambar 1. rata-rata pdrb per kapita setiap provinsi di indonesia pada gambar 1 terlihat bahwa variabel pdrb riil per kapita di setiap provinsi di indonesia selalu meningkat setiap tahunnya jika diukur dengan rata-rata pdrb riil per kapita setiap provinsi di setiap tahun. pada tahun 2006, ratarata pdrb riil per kapita setiap provinsi di indonesia hanya sebesar: rp13.304.756 dan angka ini semakin meningkat hingga mencapai angka rata-rata tertingginya pada tahun 2010 sebesar rp20.252.423. berdasarkan tabel 3 juga dapat diartikan bahwa pdrb riil per kapita seluruh provinsi di indonesia tidak terpengaruh krisis ekonomi global pada tahun 2008-2009 karena krisis global yang seharusnya berdampak pada penurunan pdrb riil justru tidak terjadi. gambar 2. rata-rata pad setiap provinsi di indonesia gambar 2 menunjukkan rata-rata pad seluruh provinsi di indonesia pada tahun 20062010 selalu meningkat setiap tahunnya. pada tahun 2010, rata-rata pad seluruh provinsi di indonesia mencapai rp 1.472.876.967.576, nilai tertinggi selama 5 tahun terakhir di mana nilai terendah terjadi pada tahun 2006 sebesar rp909.804.971.537. peningkatan pad ini juga menunjukkan kemampuan daerah untuk terus meningkatkan pendapatan yang berasal dari daerahnya sendiri dan menghilangkan ketergantungan terhadap pemerintah pusat. gambar 3 menunjukkan rata-rata dau ditambah dak setiap provinsi di indonesia pada periode 2006-2010. dari gambar ini terlihat meskipun rata-rata pad meningkat setiap tahunnya, dau dan dak yang diterima oleh daerah setiap tahunnya juga meningkat. 13,000,000 14,000,000 15,000,000 16,000,000 17,000,000 18,000,000 19,000,000 20,000,000 21,000,000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of gdp 8.0e+11 9.0e+11 1.0e+12 1.1e+12 1.2e+12 1.3e+12 1.4e+12 1.5e+12 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of pad jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 12-22 18 gambar 3. rata-rata dau ditambah dak setiap provinsi di indonesia rata-rata dau dan dak pada tahun 2006 merupakan yang terkecil, dengan nilai sebesar rp442.836.971.576. rata-rata dau dan dak pada tahun 2010 merupakan yang terbesar, dengan nilai sebesar rp609.335.965.272. peningkatan ini dapat mengindikasikan pemerintah pusat semakin mendesentralisasi anggaran agar pemerintah daerah dapat mengalokasikan anggaran yang lebih banyak untuk keperluan daerahnya masing-masing. dibandingkan dengan rata-rata pad, rata-rata dau dan dak seluruh provinsi di indonesia menunjukkan angka yang lebih kecil. ini juga mengindikasikan semakin berkurangnya ketergantungan daerah terhadap pusat. gambar 4. rata-rata dbh setiap provinsi di indonesia pada 2006-2010 dana bagi hasil, bersama dengan dau dan dak merupakan salah satu wujud desentralisasi di indonesia dari sisi penerimaan. gambar 4 menunjukkan rata-rata dbh setiap provinsi di indonesia pada 2006-2010. meski memiliki kecenderungan peningkatan setiap tahunnya, rata-rata pad sempat menurun pada tahun 2009. tapi penurunan ini tidak diikuti dengan penurunan lagi pada tahun berikutnya, pada tahun 2010 rata-rata dbh seluruh provinsi di indonesia kembali meningkat dengan nilai rp769.148.949.879. pada tahun 2010 dan secara rata-rata keseluruhan, nilai dbh lebih tinggi dibandingkan nilai dau ditambah dak. hal ini mengindikasikan pemerintah pusat lebih banyak memberikan dana perimbangan kepada daerah dalam bentuk dbh dibandingkan yang lain. gambar 5. rata-rata tenaga kerja setiap provinsi di indonesia pada 2006-2010 gambar 5 menunjukkan rata-rata tenaga kerja yang dimiliki oleh seluruh provinsi di indonesia pada tahun 2006-2010. rata-rata tenaga kerja seluruh provinsi di indonesia juga mengalami peningkatan setiap tahunnya. peningkatan angka tenaga kerja yang terus meningkat mengindikasikan kemampuan daerah untuk memberikan lapangan pekerjaan kepada penduduk di daerahnya. namun, kenaikan jumlah rata-rata tenaga kerja ini juga harus diimbangi dengan kenaikan kualitas dan produktivitas tenaga kerja agar peningkatan tenaga kerja berdampak positif pada kenaikan produksi daerah. gambar 6 menunjukkan rata-rata rasio ekspor riil terhadap pdrb riil seluruh provinsi di indonesia pada tahun 2006-2010. rasio ini menunjukkan intensitas perdagangan setiap provinsi di indonesia. rasio ini sempat mengalami peningkatan pada periode 2006-2008. namun, rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb ini harus mengalami penurunan tajam pada tahun 2009. hal ini dikarenakan adanya krisis ekonomi global yang berdampak pada lesunya perdagangan dunia pada saat itu. setelah melewati krisis ekonomi global, rata-rata rasio ekspor ter4.0e+11 4.4e+11 4.8e+11 5.2e+11 5.6e+11 6.0e+11 6.4e+11 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of dauk 4.0e+11 4.5e+11 5.0e+11 5.5e+11 6.0e+11 6.5e+11 7.0e+11 7.5e+11 8.0e+11 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of dbh 2,800,000 2,900,000 3,000,000 3,100,000 3,200,000 3,300,000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of work pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita ... (kanetasya sabilla, wihana kirana jaya) 19 hadap pdrb seluruh provinsi di indonesia kembali meningkat. gambar 6. rata-rata rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb setiap provinsi di indonesia gambar 7 menunjukkan rata-rata rasio impor riil terhadap pdrb riil seluruh provinsi di indonesia pada tahun 2006-2010. rasio ini juga menunjukkan intensitas perdagangan setiap provinsi di indonesia. sama dengan rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb, rasio ini sempat mengalami peningkatan pada periode 2006-2008. namun rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb ini menurun pada tahun 2009. hal ini juga dikarenakan oleh adanya krisis ekonomi global. rasio impor terhadap pdrb kembali meningkat pada tahun 2010 selepas krisis ekonomi global. gambar 7. rata-rata rasio impor terhadap pdrb setiap provinsi di indonesia analisis yang digunakan oleh penulis dimulai dari melakukan estimasi dengan metode fixed effect karena metode common effect yang mengasumsikan data cross-section sama sepanjang data time-series tidak sesuai dengan realita sehingga studi ini pun tidak membutuhkan uji f. analisis dilanjutkan dengan melakukan estimasi dengan menggunakan metode random effect. seluruh estimasi dilakukan dengan menggunakan perangkat lunak eviews 6. hasil estimasi menggunakan metode fixed effect (fe) dan random effect (re) dirangkum oleh tabel 4. tabel 4. hasil regresi data panel metode fixed effect dan random effect variabel dependen: log(pdrb per kapita) fixed effect random effect konstanta -3,880910 (1,758011) 5,958662 (0,930914) log(pad) 0,206475*** (0,048153) 0,305770*** (0,043624) log(dauk) 0,063251*** (0,031716) -0,008685 (0,029498) log(dbh) 0,099010*** (0,040532) 0,211303*** (0,032241) log(work) 0,730030*** (0,149405) -0,213522*** (0,061454) ex -0,347902*** (0,072710) -0,256767*** (0,069506) im 0,009298 (0,008294) 0,011996 (0,007951) *signifikan pada α =10%; signifikan pada α =5%; signifikan pada α =1%; tabel 4 memperlihatkan perbedaan hasil koefisien dan signifikansi pada kedua jenis metode. pada metode fe, koefisien konstanta bernilai negatif. sementara pada metode re, koefisien konstanta bernilai positif. perbedaan juga terdapat pada jumlah variabel independen yang signifikan pada α=1%. pada model fe, seluruh koefisien parameter bernilai signifikan α=1% kecuali untuk variabel rasio impor/ pdrb. sementara pada model re, selain variabel rasio impor/pdrb yang tidak signifikan pada α=1%, variabel logaritma dau ditambah dak juga tidak signifikan pada α=1%. tabel 5 menunjukan nilai r-squared pada metode fe lebih besar daripada metode re yang menunjukkan metode fe lebih mampu menjelaskan variasi dari variabel dependen melalui variabel-variabel independen. ukuran f-statistic dari kedua metode menunjukkan signifikansi pada α = 1% sehingga kedua metode dapat dikatakan signifikan secara bersama-sama terhadap variabel dependen. .24 .25 .26 .27 .28 .29 .30 .31 .32 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of ex .2 .3 .4 .5 .6 .7 .8 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 mean of im jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 12-22 20 tabel 5. hasil ukuran r-squared dan f-statistic fixed effect random effect r-squared 0,980669 rsquared 0,628145 adjusted r-squared 0,974444 adjusted rsquared 0,613270 f-statistic prob(fstatistic) 157.5307*** 0,000000 fstatistic prob(fstatistic) 42,23044*** 0,000000 *signifikan pada α =1% tabel 5 menunjukkan hasil uji hausman dari kedua metode di mana nilai probabilitas sebesar 0 menunjukkan hipotesis nol ditolak dan estimasi lebih baik menggunakan metode fe. hal ini juga sesuai dengan pendapat baltagi (2005) bahwa data panel dengan jumlah crosssection yang lebih banyak daripada jumlah timeseries sebaiknya menggunakan metode fe. tabel 6. hasil uji hausman test summary chi-square statistic chi square d.f. prob. crosssection random 73,168876 6 0,0000 mengamati serangkaian analisis yang telah dilakukan, dapat disimpulkan bahwa estimasi fe menghasilkan persamaan sebagai berikut: loggdpit = 3,880910 + 0,206475logpadit + 0,063251logdaukit + 0,099010logdbhit + 0,730030logworkit – 0,347902exit + 0,009298imit + uit koefisien konstanta yang bernilai negatif menunjukkan ketika variabel independen lain dianggap tetap maka pdrb per kapita menurun sebesar 3,881 persen. pad mempengaruhi kenaikan pdrb per kapita. jika pad meningkat satu persen, pdrb per kapita akan meningkat sebesar 0,206 persen. pad yang merupakan salah satu wujud desentralisasi fiskal dari sisi penerimaan dan menjadi salah satu pilar desentralisasi sebagai penugasan pendapatan mampu meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi regional di sebuah provinsi. dau yang ditambahkan dengan dak mencerminkan dana perimbangan dari pemerintah pusat kepada pemerintah daerah. jika dau dan dak meningkat sebesar satu persen, pdrb per kapita akan meningkat sebesar 0,063 persen. dana alokasi yang dikeluarkan oleh pemerintah pusat untuk menyeimbangkan pendapatan setiap provinsi dan untuk program-program tertentu sebagai bagian dari desentralisasi fiskal mampu meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi regional di sebuah provinsi. dana bagi hasil sebagi ukuran desentralisasi fiskal juga berpengaruh positif pada peningkatan pdrb per kapita. jika dana bagi hasil meningkat sebesar satu persen, pdrb per kapita akan meningkat sebesar 0,099 persen. dana bagi hasil sebenarnya bersumber dari daerah melalui pembayaran pajak dan kepemilikan sumber daya alam kemudian dimasukkan ke dalam dana perimbangan sebagai wujud dari desentralisasi fiskal. jika dana bagi hasil semakin ditingkatkan, pertumbuhan ekonomi regional di sebuah provinsi juga akan meningkat. tenaga kerja merupakan salah satu faktor yang berasal dari dalam negeri yang dapat mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi secara positif. jika tenaga kerja meningkat satu persen, pdrb per kapita akan meningkat sebesar 0,73 persen. peningkatan tenaga kerja, khususnya yang terdidik dan produktif, mampu meningkatkan produksi dalam negeri dan pada akhirnya mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi. rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb menjadi satusatunya variabel dalam hasil estimasi yang tidak dapat membuktikan hipotesis. jika rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb meningkat sebesar satu persen, pdrb per kapita justru menurun sebesar 0,348. walaupun bertentangan dengan hipotesis, hal ini dapat dijelaskan oleh salah satu teori pertumbuhan, yaitu teori revolusi ketergantungan internasional. dalam teori ini, negara maju mengeksploitasi sumber daya milik negara berkembang, salah satunya dalam hal perdagangan, sehingga menghambat pertumbuhan ekonomi negara berkembang (todaro dan smith, 2009). pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita ... (kanetasya sabilla, wihana kirana jaya) 21 rasio impor terhadap pdrb merupakan variabel yang tidak signifikan secara statistik. tidak signifikannya variabel independen ini berarti kegiatan impor dari negara lain tidak akan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi di sebuah provinsi di indonesia. simpulan hasil studi ini memberikan kesimpulan bahwa: pertama, desentralisasi fiskal berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional di seluruh provinsi di indonesia. dengan menggunakan ukuran melalui sisi penerimaan apbd, yaitu pendapatan asli daerah dan dana perimbangan, seluruh variabel independen yang menjelaskan desentralisasi fiskal signifikan secara statistik dan memiliki arah hubungan positif terhadap variabel dependen, pdrb per kapita. kedua, tenaga kerja sebagai salah satu faktor produksi dari dalam negeri berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional. ketiga, perdagangan internasional tidak berpengaruh atau bahkan berpengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi per kapita regional. variabel rasio ekspor terhadap pdrb berpengaruh negatif terhadap partumbuhan ekonomi regional di suatu daerah dan variabel rasio impor terhadap pdrb tidak berpengaruh. berdasarkan kesimpulan di atas, saran yang dapat diberikan dari studi ini adalah: pertama, bagi pemerintah pusat, kebijakan desentralisasi fiskal dengan memberikan lebih banyak dana perimbangan kepada daerah dapat menghasilkan pelayanan publik yang lebih efisien kepada masyarakat di setiap daerah. kedua, bagi pemerintah daerah, pad harus lebih ditingkatkan dibandingkan harus menggantungkan diri pada transfer dari pemerintah pusat. jika dilihat dari pilar desentralisasi fiskal, pemerintah daerah seharusnya lebih tahu seberapa besar pendapatan yang harus mereka miliki untuk programprogram pengeluaran daerah sehingga mereka dapat menyesuaikan jumlah anggaran pad yang dimiliki dengan pengeluaran program yang sudah disepakati sebelumnya (budget follows function). ketiga, bagi pemerintah daerah, peningkatan kesempatan kerja harus lebih ditingkatkan untuk menyerap lebih banyak tenaga kerja. selain itu pemerintah daerah juga harus meningkatkan keterampilan, pendidikan, dan produktivitas pekerja untuk lebih mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi regional. keempat, kebijakan keterbukaan perdagangan internasional harus dievaluasi terlebih dahulu karena mengekspor bahan baku yang belum diolah justru akan merugikan daerah. hal ini dapat disebabkan nilai tambah yang tidak didapatkan oleh daerah apalagi jika daerah melakukan impor untuk barang jadi yang bahan bakunya justru berasal dari daerah itu sendiri. daftar pustaka baltagi, b h. 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(1998). fiscal decentralization, public spending, and economic growth in china. journal of public economies, 67: 221-240. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 2, oktober 2021 article type: research paper dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? vita kartika sari* and malik cahyadin abstract: tourism is one of the fastest-growing industries. tourism is able to move the economy forward at the micro-level such as encouraging the informal sector and local potential while at the macro level it can increase currency transactions. in various countries, the tourism sector is able to increase domestic and foreign demands as well as to encourage transportation, hospitality, and manufacturing industries. this study examines the effect of institutional indicators on tourism in asean countries during 2000-2018 under dynamic panel estimation. the number of observations was about 180, namely: time series from 2000-2018 and cross-section of 10 countries. asean as one of the destinations in the world requires an increase in institutional quality to be able to compete and provide world-class tourism services. the six institutional indicators were employed such as voice and accountability, political stability and absence of violence, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, rule of law, and control of corruption. moreover, the dynamic panel estimation was expressed by pooled ols and rem estimations. interestingly, the findings show that political stability compromises the number of tourist arrivals while government effectiveness can stimulate tourist arrivals. similarly, gdp per capita can hinder the number of tourist arrivals, while the exchange rate leads increasing of tourism arrivals. thus, the governments in asean countries can promote and cooperate together to develop tourism in the regional level. the gdp per capita of asean countries should be increased, and the level of exchange rate can be maintained at a stable range. besides, the governments should also improve the quality of institutions. keywords: tourism; institutions; dynamic panel jel classification: o17; o43; z32 introduction tourism is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. tourism activities become one of the economic drivers and sources of foreign exchange reserves for a country. the development of tourism leads to the accelerated growth of the tourism business in accordance with the needs and expenses of modern society for travel and entertainment. asean member countries have a strategic plan for tourism development in the 2016-2025 period because of the contribution to asean economic growth. furthermore, a country will provide tourist facilities and promote tourist uniqueness to attract both domestic and foreign tourists in significant numbers. affiliation: department of development economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas sebelas maret, central java, indonesia *correspondence: vitahanifanaira@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.11282 citation: sari, v.k., & cahyadin, m. (2021). dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 201212. article history received: 07 mar 2021 revised: 03 jun 2021 accepted: 10 sep 2021 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=aobza0oaaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=smpx8keaaaaj&hl=en https://feb.uns.ac.id/feb/s1_ekonomi_pembangunan/ https://feb.uns.ac.id/feb/s1_ekonomi_pembangunan/ https://feb.uns.ac.id/feb/s1_ekonomi_pembangunan/ https://feb.uns.ac.id/feb/s1_ekonomi_pembangunan/ mailto:vitahanifanaira@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/11282 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.11282&domain=pdf sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 202 for example, the 2019 travel & tourism competitiveness index (ttci) showed that singapore was ranked first in tourism competitiveness in southeast asia, followed by malaysia, thailand, indonesia, vietnam, brunei darussalam, and the philippines. meanwhile, the world bank noted an increase in the number of tourists over the past 10 years in asean, particularly malaysia, thailand, singapore, and indonesia. mohamad and ab ghani (2014) argued that tourism is one of the largest industries in the world that stimulates economic growth, income distribution, employment opportunities, and foreign currency transactions. the tourism industry has significantly boosted economic growth in developing countries. tourism encourages exports, reduces unemployment, encourages micro and small businesses, and stimulates the regional economy (samimi et al., 2011). haseeb et al. (2019) described that tourism growth in asean is very fast and has longterm potentials for state revenue. demand or tourist arrivals in the tourism industry can be determined by the availability of facilities, uniqueness, and quality of services. simply put the better the service, the demand will increase. several works of literature mentioned the importance of service quality as stated by albacete-saez et al. (2007) that infrastructure and excellent service attract subsequent visits and increase income. mola and jusoh (2011) and padlee et al. (2019) confirmed that service quality is a key element in the hospitality industry that supports the tourism industry. moreover, canny (2013) described service quality is a competitiveness key in the tourism industry as well as a characteristic compared to other tourist attractions. furthermore, the tourism industry is also linked with various business and environmental challenges such as fluctuating economic conditions, weather changes, service quality, and business competition. a sustainable tourism industry requires good institutional support, such as infrastructures, telecommunications, security and political stability, and regulation. the institutional issues of tourism literature are rarely studied so it opens up a deeper discussion. good institutions can sustain economic activity (north, 1990), furthermore, lee et al. (2020), as well as khan et al. (2020), proved that institutions have the potential to encourage the tourism sector. this study contributes to the existing literature in several ways. the first contribution is to examine the impact of institutional indicators on dynamic tourism in asean countries. some previous empirical studies argued that institutions can promote tourism development. (chatzigeorgiou & simeli, 2017; kastenholz et al., 2012; khan et al., 2020; lee et al., 2020; rahajeng, 2017). however, the previous studies largely ignore to estimate the dynamic estimation of tourism under six institutional indicators published by the world governance indicators (wgi) of the world bank. lee et al. (2020) used world bank institutional indicators namely control of corruption, regulatory quality, government effectiveness, rule of law, political stability and absence of violence, and voice and accountability. the control of corruption had a positive influence on malaysian tourism but a negative influence on economic output. government effectiveness showed a positive influence on tourism but indicated a negative sign on economic growth. this study also selects some macroeconomic data as explanatory variables such as gdp per capita and exchange rate. these indicators are mostly utilized by previous studies to sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 203 determine tourist arrivals analysis both in a country level and across the country level. changes in lifestyle lead to high demand for services, especially tourism services, causing its rapid growth. lee et al. (2020) mentioned that the high demand for leisure can be in the form of adventure, cultural tourism, religious tourism, wildlife, and ecotourism. tourism service providers strive to provide the best deals in the form of attractive experiences at the best prices. therefore, this study attempts to estimate the impact of institutional indicators on the number of tourist arrivals in asean during 2000-2018. previous studies (lee et al., 2020) only analyzed the relationship between tourism and economic performance, where the macroeconomic perspective ideally incorporates institutions as a key factor in economic growth. khan et al. (2020) affirmed the important role of institutions in running a tourism business. khan et al. (2020) also stated that improvements in institutional quality can attract tourists to visit. therefore, this study aimed to analyze institutional factors in the economic literature on tourism performance contributing to economic output. khan et al. (2020) analyzed the institutional impact on tourism in selected asian pacific countries with variables such as judicial independence, impartial courts, military interference in rule of law and politics, protection of property rights, reliability of police, the integrity of the legal system, enforcement of contracts, regulatory restrictions on the sale of real property, and business costs of crime, also credit market regulations, business regulations, and labor market regulations. lee et al. (2020) used institutional indicators such as control of corruption, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, rule of law, voice and accountability, political stability, and absence of violence on malaysian tourism. rahajeng (2017) analyzed the institutional influence of local government policies on tourism in yogyakarta. figure 1 number of tourists in asean countries during 2000-2018 (person) source: world bank, 2020 0 5000000 10000000 15000000 20000000 25000000 30000000 35000000 40000000 45000000 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 brunei darussalam cambodia indonesia lao pdr myanmar malaysia philippines singapore thailand vietnam sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 204 the world bank publication showed that the number of tourists in asean countries tended to increase during 2000-2018 (figure 1). malaysia and thailand were able to attract tourists to visit over time. these countries provided various tourist attractions, facilities, and information that make it easy and interesting for tourists around the world. in contrast, countries such as brunei darussalam, cambodia, lao pdr, and myanmar were not able to increase the number of tourists in significant numbers. this condition was likely related to the institutional quality of these countries. indeed, institutional quality becomes a critical issue in some asean countries to attract tourist arrivals. in the literature, tourism is capable in driving the economic performance of developing countries by increasing foreign currency transactions to opening up new employment opportunities (samimi et al., 2011). moreover, tourism led-growth hypothesis explains that international tourism contributes as a source of national income, through exchange rate and export channels (brida & risso, 2009; ohlan, 2017; ribeiro & wang, 2020; samimi et al., 2011). tourism encourages the emergence of creative industries which not only provide income for the community but also promote local creative products. in practice, the tourism industry has micro and macro impacts. at a micro level, it empowers informal sectors, raises the culture and potential of local tourism, promotes regional foods, and encourages hotel and transportation sectors. the industry will drive the national economy in the end. therefore, the tourism sector is able to have a positive impact on the macroeconomy in a long term. it is reinforced by some evidence of the existence of several regions in indonesia which are supported by the tourism industry such as bali, the special region of yogyakarta, and lombok. hence, habibi et al. (2018) and selimi et al. (2017) argued that the tourism sector is one of the largest service transactions in the world. moreover, this study bridges the empirical gap of institutions on tourism development. indeed, institutional quality is a key factor in economic development (khan et al., 2020). north (1990) argues that excellent institutional quality plays pivotal roles in economic, political, and social sectors. meanwhile, poor institutional quality affects the performance of the tourism sector since the tourism industry is multi-sectoral and service-oriented. the findings discovered by lee et al. (2020) show the importance of institutional issues such as government effectiveness and control of corruption which have a positive impact on tourist visits and generally increase the national income of malaysia. similarly, the institutional quality of institutions affects the number of tourist visits in asia pacific countries even though changes in institutional quality have not always been responded to by the increased number of tourist arrivals in asia pacific countries (khan et al., 2020). the findings of previous empirical studies exhibit largely limited studies of the impact of institutions on dynamic tourism development. thus, this study focuses on the dynamic analysis of tourism in asean countries during 2000-2018. research method this study utilized secondary data published by the world bank during 2000-2018. the dependent variable was the number of tourist arrivals (person). it was converted into a sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 205 logarithm in the estimation model (lta). meanwhile, the independent variables covered gdp per capita (gdpc, current usd), exchange rates (er, lcu per usd), and institutional indicators (index between -2.5 to 2.5). the value of -2.5 equaled weak institutional quality while the value of 2.5 equaled strong institutional quality. moreover, there were six institutional indicators i.e. voice and accountability (va), political stability and absence of violence (pst), government effectiveness (ge), regulatory quality (rq), rule of law (rl), and control of corruption (cc). macroeconomic variables namely gdp/capita, real exchange rate, and inflation had a strong influence on tourism arrivals. institutional variables namely political stability, voice and accountability, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, rule of law, and control of corruption had a positive influence on increasing tourism arrivals. figure 2 institutions quality in asean countries during 2000-2018 source: world bank, 2020 table 1 definition of operational variable data/variable definition of variables data source number of tourism arrivals (ta) person. world bank gdp per capita (gdpc) (current us$). world bank inflation (inf) consumer prices (annual %). world bank official exchange rate (er) (lcu per us$, period average). world bank political stability (pol) ranges from approximately -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong) governance performance. world bank voice & accountability (va) ranges from approximately -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong) governance performance. world bank government effectiveness (ge) ranges from approximately -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong) governance performance. world bank regulatory quality (rq) ranges from approximately -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong) governance performance. world bank rule of law (rl) ranges from approximately -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong) governance performance. world bank control of corruption (cc) ranges from approximately -2.5 (weak) to 2.5 (strong) governance performance. world bank -3,000 -2,000 -1,000 0,000 1,000 2,000 3,000 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 2 0 1 4 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 9 2 0 1 6 2 0 0 4 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 8 2 0 0 6 2 0 1 3 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 8 2 0 1 5 2 0 0 3 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 7 2 0 0 5 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 2 0 1 4 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 9 2 0 1 6 2 0 0 4 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 8 brunei camb indo laos myan malay philip sgp thai vtm regulatory quality rule of law voice&accountability political stability sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 206 this study develops the empirical study conducted by lee et al. (2020) in two forms, namely: the number of institutional indicators consisting of six indicators, and an empirical technique of dynamic panel data. the dynamic panel model developed by pesaran (2015) explains that the lag of the dependent variable becomes one of the independent variables. hence, this study formulates the dependent variable which can be expressed in the logarithm form of tourist arrivals (lta) as determined by gdp per capita (gdpc), the exchange rate (er), and six institutional indicators. the empirical model of dynamic panel data can be written as follows: ltait = α0 + β1ltait-1 + β2gdpcit + β3erit + ∑ 𝛽𝑗 𝑋𝑖𝑡 6 𝑗=1 + εit (1) equation (1) denotes a pooled ols or common effects model (cem) that can be developed into a fixed effect model (fem) and random effects model (rem) equations in equation (2) and (3), respectively. ltait = α0 + α1dni + β1ltait-1 + β2gdpcit + β3erit + ∑ 𝛽𝑗 𝑋𝑖𝑡 6 𝑗=1 + εit (2) ltait = α0 + β1ltait-1 + β2gdpcit + β3erit + ∑ 𝛽𝑗 𝑋𝑖𝑡 6 𝑗=1 + wit (3) equation 2 uses fem which includes dummy variables to see the difference in parameters across time and across cross-section units. equation 3 uses rem where different parameters between regions and between times are included in the error component. the α0 equals intercept while β1, β2, β3, and β4, are parameters/slope of the equation. furthermore, the i denotes the cross-section of asean 10 countries, t is the time series of 2000-2018, j is the number of institutional indicators, and x is six institutional indicators. gujarati (2003) affirmed that the panel model has many advantages, so a classical assumptions test is no longer needed. result and discussion descriptive statistics inform the distribution of the data. in general, there are several descriptive statistics indicators as explained in table 1 including the mean, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum values. for example, the mean of institutional indicators in asean countries during 2000-2018 was below 1. it means that the level of institutional quality in these countries was relatively weak. thus, governments in asean need to be more concerned on the quality of institutions. this study estimates the impact of institutional indicators on the number of tourist arrivals in asean countries during 2000-2018. it also selects some macroeconomic data as explanatory variables such as gdp per capita and exchange rate. the dynamic panel data were employed under three methods, namely: pooled ols (pols), fixed effects model (fem), and random effects model (rem). the pols and rem estimation shows that the dynamic panel model of tourist arrivals in asean during the study period occurred. sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 207 however, the lagged number of tourist arrivals has a negative impact on the current number of tourist arrivals. table 2 descriptive statistics variable mean std. dev. min max observations lta 14.77 2.31 2.00 17.00 n = 190 gdpc 9401.21 15152.92 137.00 64582 n = 190 er 4209.876 6128.39 1.25 22602 n = 190 va -0.71 0.69 -2.2 0.46 n = 190 pst -0.17 0.91 -2.09 1.61 n = 190 ge 0.09 0.98 -1.61 2.43 n = 190 rq -0.05 1.00 -2.34 2.26 n = 190 rl -0.21 0.86 -1.74 1.84 n = 190 cc -0.264 0.98 -1.673 2.32 n = 190 table 3 dynamic panel estimation result variable pooled ols fixed effects random effects lta(-1) -4.587 [-2.01]** -0.150 [-0.10] -4.5870 [-2.01]** gdpc -0.000 [-2.55]** 0.000 [4.43]*** -0.000 [-2.55]** er 0.000 [2.96]* 0.000 [1.80]* 0.000 [2.96]*** va -0.463 [-1.13] -0.891 [-2.11]** -0.463 [-1.13] pst -1.221 [-3.79]*** 0.621 [2.07]** -1.221 [-3.79]*** ge 1.642 [2.07]** -0.124 [-0.19] 1.642 [2.07]** rq 0.147 [0.23] 0.928 [1.50] 0.147 [0.23] rl 0.028 [0.03] -1.760 [-2.03]** 0.028 [0.03] cc 0.289 [0.46] 1.052 [1.57] 0.289 [0.46] constant 14.484 [31.84]*** 12.876 [28.32]*** 14.484 [31.84]*** r-square: within 0.0062 0.2507 0.0062 between 0.6808 0.1143 0.6808 overall 0.2912 0.0245 0.2912 wald chi-square 69.83*** 5.99*** 69.83*** (f-statistics) lm test 0.00 hausman test 40.51*** observations 180 180 180 note: [] denotes z statistics; ***, ** and * denote significant levels at 1%, 5% and 10%, respectively fem estimation describes that dynamic model of tourism in asean countries did not occur. in the fem method results, the lag of tourist arrival had no influence on the number of tourist visits. surprisingly, some institutional indicators determined the number of tourist arrivals such as voice and accountability, political stability and absence of violence, and rule of law. besides, the gdp per capita and the exchange rate had a positive impact and significant on the number of tourist arrivals. furthermore, the hausman test confirmed that fem was an appropriate static panel model. sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 208 moreover, the rem estimation shows that a dynamic panel model of tourist arrivals in asean countries occurred. it means that the number of tourist arrivals in the current period was determined by the number of tourist arrivals in the previous period. however, the finding expresses that the lag of tourist arrivals had a negative impact on the current tourist arrivals. besides, gdp per capita and political stability had a significant and negative impact on the number of tourist arrivals while the exchange rate had a significant and positive impact. political stability had a significant and negative effect. foreign tourists are not willing to carry out tourism activities if there is no guarantee of political stability which involves security and safety. the goodness of fit of the empirical model can be expressed by the within r-square of fem which was estimated higher than pols and rem (0.2507>0.0062). meanwhile, the between r-square of fem was estimated lower than pols and rem (0.1143<0.6808). it indicates that the within-group fem estimation was more appropriate. besides, the fstatistics of all estimation models were significant. this indicates the independent variables had a significant influence on the dependent variable simultaneously. the findings of this study bring to the scholarly discussion of a nowadays institutional framework called as the new institutional economy (nie). nie offers balanced ideas between the government, business people, and even ordinary people. nie offers important variables in economic activities that play a role in efforts to economic growth, such as the patent, ease of establishing a business, transaction costs, to administrative complexity that has not yet been "considered". furthermore, santosa (2008) explained that nie is present because of frequent market failures, such as asymmetric market information conditions, externalities, to the existence of public goods. nie also focuses on studies of institutional failures that occur in many countries. according to nie, there is a structured relationship between institutions and economics, that is, economic conditions will determine the shape of the institutional structure. economic transactions can only occur because of the existence of an institution. thus, this study can exhibit a significant contribution of institutions to tourism in asean countries. some previous empirical studies found that tourism institutions such as social, emotional, and symbol were significant to realize tourist satisfaction (kastenholz et al., 2012). it indicates that high levels of institutions will have an indirectly significant impact on the number of tourist arrivals. chatzigeorgiou and simeli (2017) also argued that dynamic service quality will drive visitor satisfaction. the empirical study on the role of government in tourism development has been carried out by rahajeng (2017). the findings showed that the local government contributed to the development of tourism facilities, marketing, and improvement of the institutional framework. meanwhile, the findings of this study are macro in nature, emphasizing a number of macroeconomic indicators and six institutional indicators. specifically, lee et al. (2020) shows the significant impact of institutional indicators such as government effectiveness and control of corruption on tourist visits and the national income of malaysia. the results found a dynamic model of tourist visits in asean in general. based on fem, voice and accountability were significant. based on the pooled method, fem, and rem, political stability and the absence of violence were significant, indicating that the tourism industry needs support for sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 209 conducive governance with guaranteed security. based on pooled model and rem, government effectiveness was significant showing that the efficiency of public services can support the tourism sector. based on fem, the rule of law had a significant influence on tourist arrival in asean, where if the rule of law is not upheld based on justice, it can reduce the interest of tourists visiting asean. this study has employed some macroeconomic indicators to determine dynamic tourist arrivals in asean countries. some previous studies largely concerned on the linkage between economic growth and tourism. leana et al. (2014) examined the correlation between economic growth and the tourism sector in malaysia and singapore. similar findings were reported by atan and arslanturk (2012) and zortuk (2009) that there is a one-way correlation between tourism sector performance and economic growth in turkey, a long-run relationship between economic growth and the number of tourist arrivals, and significant contribution of restaurants and hotels in the tourism business. in addition, kumar et al. (2014) found that tourism has a negative impact on the economy of malaysia in the short-run. while a positive impact in the long-run. specifically, the tourism industry of malaysia also drives productivity by increasing labor and stimulating investment. lee et al. (2020) found an important role in the control of corruption and government effectiveness to encourage tourism in malaysia. the effectiveness of government administration has a significant influence on tourist visits in malaysia. table 4 two-step dynamic panel of system gmm estimation variable lta c 52.37 (2.81)*** lta(-1) -1.87 (-2.34)** lgdpc 1.24 (2.19)** ler 1.05 (3.75)*** va 33.79 (2.72)*** pst 16.61 (2.56)** ge 2.34 (1.24) rq -29.89 (-2.73)*** rl 25.34 (2.65)*** cc -25.25 (-2.70)*** sargan test 0.00 (p-value) (1.00) autocorrelation of order 1 -0.53 (p-value) (0.59) n x t 10 x 3 note: all models are estimated using the blundell and bond (1998) estimations. the result is no autocorrelation. figures in the parentheses are t-statistics. ∗∗∗, ∗∗ and * indicate significance at the 1%, 5%, and 10% levels, respectively. this study estimated equation (1)-(3) by using a two-step system generalized method of moment (gmm) estimator developed by blundell and bond (1998). the gmm system estimated the equations in the combination of level and difference and lagged level of the regressor. furthermore, the two-step gmm system can produce efficient estimates. the data period was made an average of 5 years resulting in 4 categories of data series namely sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 210 2000-2004, 2005-2009, 2010-2014, and 2015-2018. based on the robustness test by using the gmm arellano-bond two-step estimator, all institutional variables were significant, except the government effectiveness. the dynamic panel method using the arellanobond gmm approach can be said to be good if it meets the criteria for consistency and instrument validity. based on table 3, the dynamic panel method using the arellano-bond gmm approach has met the criteria for the best model, both statistically consistent and valid. the sargan test results showed no correlation between residuals and overidentifying restrictions or the instrument variable used more than the number of suspected parameters. accordingly, there is no problem with validity. when compared to table 3, gmm is more efficient and has more significant independent variables. conclusion this study examines dynamic panel models of tourist arrivals in asean countries during 2000-2018. institutional indicators are endogenous factors in economic activity, so this study contributes to the institutional analysis literature on the formation of economic output through the tourism sector. the number of tourist arrivals was determined by some institutional indicators. empirically, there are six institutional indicators published by world governance indicators (wgi) under the world bank. moreover, there were two macroeconomic data selected as explanatory variables such as gdp per capita and exchange rates. besides, the pooled ols and random effects model (rem) have exhibited the dynamic panel model of tourist arrivals in asean countries. however, fem indicates the dynamic panel model of tourist arrivals did not occur. interestingly, the hausman test indicates that fem was an appropriate model of static panel data. the findings exhibit that under pooled ols and rem there are two institutional indicators i.e. political stability and government effectiveness that can determine the number of tourist arrivals in asean countries during the study period. in addition, the macroeconomic data comprising gdp per capita and exchange rate also significantly contribute to the number of tourist arrivals. this study summarizes that government effectiveness and exchange rate can underpin the number of tourist arrivals in asean while the political stability and gdp per capita undermine the number of tourist arrivals. institutional significance such as voice and accountability, political stability and absence of violence, government effectiveness, and the rule of law underlies the results. the governments of asean countries must maintain government effectiveness, improve public services, and reduce corruption in order to create a stable and conducive life. in the long run, it will boost the tourism sector's performance. good institutional quality standards encourage the tourist's arrival. some policy implications can be formulated such that the governments of asean countries should improve the quality of institutions through better the provision of public goods, procedural simplifications, and conducive political stability. moreover, they can collaborate intensively to formulate macroeconomic policies such as promoting a high level of gdp per capita and maintaining the level of the exchange rate at a stable range. sari & cahyadin dynamic tourism in asean countries: do institutional indicators matter? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 211 references albacete-sáez, c. a., mar fuentes-fuentes, m., & javier lloréns-montes, f. 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(2019). technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 99-111 article history received: september 2018 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 100 expectancy, which in 2015 reached 70.78 years, rose 0.19 percent compared to 2014. during the period 2010-2015, indonesia succeeded in increasing the life expectancy at birth by 0.97 years. furthermore, the dimensions of education are determined by indicators of school length expectations and average length of school. in 2015, the duration of schooling in indonesia reached 12.55. that is, children aged 7 years have the opportunity to finish their education until graduating from high school or d-1. while the average length of school in indonesia reached 7.84. that number rose 0.11 from the figure in 2014, which was 7.73. the final dimension is the economic dimension, with indicators of decent living standards represented by the per capita expenditure of 2012 constant prices adjusted for purchasing power parity (anonymous, 2016a). another variable that is strongly related to human development is poverty. poverty is defined as a condition of inability to meet basic needs such as food, clothing, shelter, education, and health. poverty can be caused by a scarcity of basic fulfillment needs, or difficult access to education and employment (anonymous, 2016a). in the 2004-2009 medium‐term development plan (rpjm), the government targeted the percentage of those living below the poverty line1 decrease from 17.42 percent in 2004 to 8.20 percent in 2009. in the 2010-2014 medium‐term development plan (rpjm) the percentage of poor people was targeted at 8 percent in 2014 (suryahadi, et al., 2010). the problem of poverty is also related to the issue of income inequality. income inequality is a condition where the distribution of income received by society is uneven. inequality is determined by the level of development and ethnic heterogeneity. inequality is also related to dictatorships and governments that fail to respect property rights (glaeser, 2005). poverty is closely related to the inequality of income distribution. if income distribution is uneven, it can certainly disrupt the economy, even leading to increased poverty. high economic growth but not accompanied by a level of income will still leave the number and percentage of poor people who will have an impact on health, education and purchasing power. one of the most popular measures of inequality is the gini index (gini ratio), which is a measure of aggregate inequality whose values range between zero and one. the zero gini index value means there is no inequality, while the value of one means perfect inequality. this index is purely a statistical measure for variability and normative measures in measuring inequality. historically, technology has played a central role in improving the living standards of citizens, including the poor. green revolution and various modern innovations in the field of health and medicine are important instruments in improving nutrition, health and life for millions of people. agricultural biotechnology and medicine are very promising, even though risks still need to be taken into account before their full potential can be realized. new information technology is an initial diffusion, but the impact can be very deep for the lives of the poor, empowering them to achieve access to classified information is scarce (oecd & adb, 2002). technological advances almost always have a positive impact on economic growth and increased income, but with 1 the poverty line is equivalent to 2100 calories per capita per day for the food and basic non-food consumption component. muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 101 inequality in access to production, poverty remains. ideally, technological progress will reduce poverty. human development is an approach or model of development that focuses on people. undp (2015) emphasized that human development is a development approach that puts forward "human flourishing". human development is a process of expanding people's choices that enable them to enjoy long and healthy, educated and decent lives (anonymous, 2015). thus, the three dimensions of human development are income as measured by purchasing power parity, health as measured by life expectancy, and education measured by the opportunity to obtain education and length of school. human development is measured by the human development index (hdi), which is a measurement of the comparison of life expectancy, literacy, education and living standards for all countries around the world. hdi is used to classify whether a country is a developed country, developing country or underdeveloped country and also to measure the influence of economic policy on quality of life (davies & quinlivan, 2006). the hdi explains how people can access the results of development in obtaining income, health, education, and so on. ipm was introduced by (undp) in 1990 and published periodically in the annual report of the human development report. the hdi is formed by 3 (three) basic dimensions: (1) long life and healthy life, (2) knowledge, and (3) decent living standards (anonymous, 2014a). poverty is a condition where a person has a certain amount of material or money. according to ricardo (2008), this is a face-to-face concept, which includes social, economic and political elements. many definitions have been introduced, for example the most famous in the 1970s was the sayogyo2 poverty line which was equivalent to 240 kg of rice per capita per year, suparlan (1984) with urban poverty, and edi suharto (2009). poverty is the inability to have choices and opportunities, a violation of human excellence. this means that there is a lack of basic capacity to participate effectively in society. it also means that there is insufficient food and clothing, no schooling and medical treatment, no land for farming or employment to obtain income, nor does it have access to credit. that also means being insecure, having no power. it also means "susceptibility to violence" and often implies living in a marginal and vulnerable environment, without access to clean water and sanitation (anonymous, 2016b). at the same time, there are also those that define poverty as the low welfare of society and this includes many dimensions. that includes low income and the inability to obtain basic needs to survive by being successful. poverty is also related to low levels of health and education, limited access to clean water and sanitation, vulnerable security, voices and insufficient capacity and opportunities for a better life (anonymous, 2011). poverty can be defined as absolute poverty and relative poverty. absolute poverty refers to a standard that is consistent over time and between countries. absolute poverty is a 2 http://www.kompasiana.com/economist-suweca.blogspot.com/prof-sajogyo-dan-gariskemiskinan_55102882813311d138bc614b muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 102 condition characterized by the absence of the availability of basic human needs such as food, healthy drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education and information. poverty depends not only on income, but also depends on access to services3. absolute poverty is often interpreted as extreme poverty. robert mcnamara, former president of the world bank, describes absolute poverty or extreme poverty as "a condition so limited by malnutrition, illiteracy, disease, squalid surroundings, high infant mortality, and low expectancy as to be beneath any reasonable definition of human decency"4. first introduced in 1990, one dollar a day in measuring absolute poverty by the standards of the world's poorest countries. the world bank set an international poverty line of $ 1.25 per day in 2008 (which is equal to us $ 1.00 per day in 1996). in october 2015, it was re-set to us $ 1.90 per day5. the poverty line of us $ 1.90 per day set by the world bank is somewhat controversial because each country has its own boundaries for its absolute poverty line. for example, in the united states the poverty line is us $ 15.15 per person per day in 2010 (us $ 22,000 per year for families with 4 members)6, while in india the poverty line is us $ 1.0 per person per day7, in indonesia the poverty line is us $ 0.84 per per people day8 and in china the absolute poverty line is us $ 0.55 per person per day. all are based on purchasing power parity in 20109. relative poverty views poverty as socially defined and depends on social contexts, poverty is a relative measure of income inequality. usually poverty is relatively measured as the percentage of the income earner is less than a certain proportion of average income. there are several measures of income inequality such as the gini coefficient or theil index. measures of relative poverty are used by undp, unicef, oecd and canadian poverty researchers (raphael, 2009; oecd, 2008; undp, 2008). various poverty reduction strategies are broadly categorized as whether the strategy provides more basic human needs or the strategy increases income that can be spent to buy the living needs of the poor. some strategies such as road construction can not only provide access to a variety of basic needs, such as fertilizer from urban areas, but also increase income by bringing better access to urban markets. in the case of indonesia, during the administration of president sby (2004-2013) there were three clusters of poverty 3 un declaration at world summit on social development in copenhagen 1995. 4 definition of poverty according to the world bank... retrieved 10 augustus 2016. 5 the world bank re-establishes the international poverty line to us$ 1.90 per person per day, which has considered the difference in living costs between countries (exchange rates based on purchasing power disparities). 6 the definition of poverty according tous census bureau. 2011. 7 read: world bank's $1.25/day poverty measurecountering the latest criticisms. the world bank. 2010. 8 for 2014, the indonesian government set a poverty line to rp. 312,328, per person per month equivalent to us$ 25 per person per month. 9 new progress in development-oriented poverty reduction program for rural china (1,274 yuan per year = us$ 0.55 per day). the government of china. 2011. http://econ.worldbank.org/wbsite/external/extdec/extresearch/0,,contentmdk:22510787~pagepk:64165401~pipk:64165026~thesitepk:469382,00.html http://www.gov.cn/english/official/2011-11/16/content_1994729_3.htm http://www.gov.cn/english/official/2011-11/16/content_1994729_3.htm muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 103 alleviation programs. first, the cluster of social assistance for poverty alleviation includes protection of consumption of basic commodities, health protection, education protection and protection of financial liquidity for the poor. second, the community empowerment cluster for poverty alleviation. third, the micro business empowerment cluster for alleviation (suryahadi, et.al, 2010). the relationship of poverty with human development includes three dimensions of the human development index. poverty due to low income makes the level of health low due to the inability to obtain food including drinking water, clothing and shelter including healthy sanitation. poverty also limits the ability of communities to be able to gain access to better education. income inequality is a condition where the distribution of income received by society is uneven. inequality is determined by the level of development, ethnic heterogeneity, inequality is also related to dictatorships and governments that fail to respect property rights (glaeser, 2005). poverty is very closely related to the inequality of income distribution. if the income distribution is not evenly distributed, it can be certain that it will disrupt the economy, which can even lead to increased poverty. high economic growth but not accompanied by a level of income will still leave the number and percentage of poor people who will have an impact on health, education and purchasing power. one of the most popular measures of inequality is the gini index (gini ratio), which is a measure of aggregate inequality whose values range between zero and one. the zero index value means there is no inequality (perfect equalization), while the value of one means perfect inequality. this index is purely a statistical measure for variability and normative measures to measure inequality. wodon and yitzaki (2002) revealed: .... the main advantages of the gini index, firstly, as a statistical measure for variability, the gini index can be used to calculate negative income, this is one of the traits that some inequality measures do not have. second, the gini index can also be described geometrically so that it is easier to observe and analyze, and thirdly, this index has a strong theoretical basis. as a normative index, the gini index can represent the theory of relative poverty. this index can also be derived as a measure of inequality based on the axioms of social justice. the main problem in income inequality is due to differences in productivity possessed by each individual where one individual / group has higher productivity than other individuals / groups. the uneven distribution of income triggers income inequality which is the beginning of the emergence of the problem of poverty. allowing these two problems will further aggravate the situation, and not infrequently cause negative consequences for the social conditions of the community. the inequality of income distribution and poverty is a reality that exists among the world community, both in developed and developing countries. the difference lies in the proportion of the level of inequality and the number of poverty that occurs, as well as the level of difficulty in overcoming it which is influenced by the area and the population of a country. uneven distribution of national income will not create prosperity for society in general. a distribution system that is not pro-poor will only create prosperity for certain groups, so this becomes a very important issue in addressing the problem of poverty. according to todaro and smith (2002), the effect of muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 104 income inequality on poverty is due to an increase in population. population growth tends to have a negative impact on the poor, especially for those who are very poor. most poor families have a large number of family members so that their economic conditions at the poverty line deteriorate along with deteriorating income or welfare inequality. the direct relationship between income inequality and human development has never been studied. at least, the publication has not been found. science and technology are identical and cannot be separated from human development. technological advances, technological changes, technological development or technological achievements are the whole process of invention, innovation and technology diffusion. in essence, technological advances are inventions of technologies and their commercialization through research and development, continuous technological improvements and their diffusion to industry and society. in short, technological advances are based on better and more sophisticated technology. in economics, technological progress is a positive change in the production function that changes the relationship between input and output, which is generally understood as technological improvement or technological progress (hicks, 1963). productivity is a measure of technological progress. productivity increases when fewer inputs are used in the production process (field, 2008). another indicator of technological progress is the development of new products and services needed to overcome labor shortages so labor costs are reduced. in developed countries generally productivity growth slowed in the late 1970s, but there are certain sectors that have better growth, such as in the industrial sector (bjork, 1999). muchdie (2016) found that technological progress has a positive direct impact on poverty alleviation efforts in indonesia. indirectly, technological advances also have a positive impact on poverty alleviation through economic growth and unemployment. unfortunately, there is no clear agreement about the relationship between technological progress and income inequality. there is no agreement if it is said that technological progress is the cause of income inequality. the reason, technology has made everything easier. because the technological advancement of the world becomes a small village which means there is no distance between people. everyone and income groups are able to buy technology to stay connected to each other. technology is everywhere, in the garden or in the bank. technology has created income with little investment. technology is a special blessing for humanity, which makes work easier and more efficient. conversely, some argue that technological progress is related to income inequality. indeed, technology is important for human life, but because of the differences between rich and poor, skilled and unskilled, conditions vary. further technological advancements will create income inequality. technological progress has created income inequality between sectors and between groups, also between regions. however, technology is defined as the application of knowledge, tools, machines, techniques and systems or methods to deal with problems effectively and efficiently. thus, the use of technology helps humans to achieve high efficiency in terms of speed, productivity and income. muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 105 applying path analysis method, this paper aims to analyze the direct and indirect impacts on technological advances in human development, with poverty and income inequality as a variable (moderating variables). research method the model used for analyzing the direct and indirect impacts of technological advances on human development is presented in figure 1. path analysis is used to analyze the direct and indirect effects of one variable on another. this model was developed by wright in the 1920s (wrigth, 1921; 1934). because it is widely used in more complex modeling such as in the fields of biology, psychology, sociology and econometrics (dodge, y, 2003). in this study the path model is used to answer the question, "how technological progress affects (index) human development?". the direct impact of technological progress on human development was analyzed using line-1, with path coefficient p41. the indirect impact of technological progress on human development is explored through path-2, which is hypothesized that technological progress has an indirect impact on human development, through the variable between poverty. the path coefficient on path-2 is calculated as the multiplication of the direct effect of technological progress on poverty (p31) with the direct impact of poverty on human development (p43). the indirect impact of technological progress on human development is also examined through path-3, where technological advances have an indirect impact on human development through variables of poverty and income inequality. figure 1 impact analysis of technological progress on human development model. human development r 12 p 21 r 13 p 31 r 23 p 32 r 34 p 43 p 41 r 14 r 24 p 42 technological progress poverty income inequality muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 106 the path coefficient on line-3 is calculated as a product of the multiplication of the path coefficients of the direct impact of technological progress on income inequality (p21) with the path coefficient of direct income inequality to poverty (p32) and the path coefficient of direct poverty impacts on human development (p43). the indirect impact of technological progress on human development is analyzed through path-4, where technological progress is thought to have an indirect impact on human development, through a variable between income inequality. the path coefficient on line-4 is calculated as the product of the coefficient of the direct impact of technological progress on income inequality (p21) with the path coefficient of the direct impact of income inequality on human development (p42). the path coefficient in the path analysis is calculated using the following path equations10: r12 = p21 (1) r13 = p31 + p32 r12 (2) r23 = p31 r12 + p32 (3) r14 = p41 + p42 r12 + p43 r13 (4) r24 = p41 r12 + p42 + p43 r23 (5) r34 = p41 r13 + p42 r23 + p43 (6) there are 6 unknown things with 6 equations. correlation coefficients r14, r24, r34, r13, r23, and r12 can be calculated if the technological progress data (tfp growth rate,%), income inequality (gini index), poverty (percentage of poor people,%) and available human development index. the path equation for calculating path coefficients can be completed simultaneously. data needed to test the direct impact and indirect impact of technological progress on human development, with poverty and income inequality as intermediate variables are: (1) tfp growth rate (%) as an indicator of technological progress, (2) the gini index as an indicator of income inequality , (3) the percentage of poor people (%) as indicators of poverty, and (4) the human development index as an indicator of human development. except for the tfp growth rate data, all data was obtained from the central statistics agency in various publications. sources of data on tfp were obtained from the bppt research report (agency for the assessment and application of technology) which had conducted a series of studies on technology and economic growth (prihawantoro, et. al., 2013). the data used is time series data from 2004-2013. the effect of technological progress (as measured by the growth of the total factor productivity) on human index is said to be statistically meaning that if the path coefficient, pij, is greater or equal to 0.05. conversely, the effect is statistically meaningless if the path coefficient, pij, is smaller than 0.05. this applies, both for decisions about direct influence and indirect influence. 10 source: http://faculty.cas.usf.edu/mbrannick/regression/pathan.html muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 107 result and discussion table 1 and figure 2 present data on tfp growth (%) as a measure of technological progress, the gini index as a measure of income inequality, the percentage of poor people (%) as a measure of poverty and the human development index for indonesia from 20042013. tfp growth in the indonesian economy ranges from -1.71% (2013) to 3.59% (2004). meanwhile, the gini index ranges from 0.32 (2004) to 0.41 (2011, 2012, 2013). from the data, it can be seen the tendency that income inequality continues to worsen. the percentage of poor people has a declining trend, from 16.66% in 2004, 15.97% in 2005, up again to 17.75% in 2006 and subsequently continued to fall to 11.47% in 2013. if you see the absolute number, this data may be misleading because with the population that continues to increase the number of poor people should also increase. the human development index shows a tendency to improve, 68.70 in 2004) to 73.81 in 2013. table 2 presents the correlation coefficients between each variable studied. the correlation between tfp growth and income inequality is negative, correlation coefficient, r12 = -0.27, and in the weak category. that is, an increase in tfp growth rate will reduce the level of income inequality, even though the relationship is in a weak category. while the correlation between tfp growth and poverty is also still in the weak category, but the relationship is positive. correlation coefficient, r13 = 0.30. that is, an increase in the tfp growth rate will increase the percentage of poor people. this relationship is not expected. table 1 tfp growth, gini index, percentage of poor people and human development index in indonesia 2004-2013 year tfp growth(%) (x1) gini indeks (x2) percentage of poor people (%) (x3) human development index (x4) 2004 3.59 0.32 16.66 68.70 2005 3.26 0.36 15.97 69.57 2006 1.78 0.33 17.75 70.10 2007 1.52 0.36 16.58 70.59 2008 1.94 0.35 15.42 71.17 2009 -1.57 0.37 14.15 71.76 2010 1.49 0.38 13.33 72.27 2011 2.86 0.41 12.36 72.77 2012 3.22 0.41 11.66 73.29 2013 -1.71 0.41 11.47 73.81 source: author (processed from several sources) table 2 correlation coefficient between tfp growth, gini index, percentage of poor people and human development index correlation coefficient r1 r2 r3 r4 r1 1.00 r2 -0.27 1.00 r3 0.30 -0.94 1.00 r3 -0.46 0.92 -0.92 1.00 source: data processing results, 2016 muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 108 figure 2 tfp growth, gini index, percentage of poor people and human development index in indonesia 2004-2013 technology should be able to overcome the problem of poverty. not even adding to the poor. more unpleasantly, the relationship between tfp growth and the human development index is negative and in the moderate category, with a correlation coefficient, r14 = -0.46. that is, the tfp growth rate will be related to the decline in the human development index. the correlation between income inequality and poverty in the category is very strong and is negative, with a correlation coefficient, r23 = -0.94. that is, the more unequal income of the community the lower the percentage of poor people. the analogy is that the more evenly distributed the income of the people, the poorer people are. this conclusion is quite "dangerous" because to reduce poverty, people's income must be made lame. while the relationship between income inequality and human development in the category is very strong and positive, with a correlation coefficient, r24 = 0.92. that is, income inequality has a very strong positive correlation with the human development index. the more unequal income of the community the higher the human development index. this is also "danger". should efforts to "build humanity" be achieved by increasingly making unequal income for the community?. finally, the correlation between poverty and human development is negative in the very strong category, with the correlation coefficient r34 = -0.92. the percentage of poor people is negatively correlated with human development. increasing the percentage of poor people will reduce the human development index. presumably this is in accordance with the theory considering that one of the indicators of human development is people's purchasing power. the higher the purchasing power, the higher the human development index. figure 3 presents the results of the calculation of path coefficients based on equations (1) to (6) which are based on the correlation coefficients between variables of technological progress, income inequality, poverty and human development. path coefficient on linemuchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 109 1, with p41 = -0.17. that is, directly technological progress has a negative impact on human development. an increase in the tfp growth rate will reduce the human development index. this direct impact is statistically significant; means because p41> 0.05. indirectly, technological advances also negatively affect human development, through poverty variables, namely through path-2: p43 x p31. technological advances have a positive effect on the percentage of poor people (p31) and the percentage of poor people has a negative influence on human development. indirectly, technological progress has a negative effect on human development, through poverty, through path-2: p43 x p31. technological advances have a positive effect on poverty and poverty negatively affecting human development. an increase in the percentage rate of tfp indirectly has a negative effect on the human development index. the higher the percentage increase in tfp the lower the human development index. through p43 p31, an increase in tfp rate will increase the percentage of poor people, while the increase in the percentage of poor people will reduce the human development index. fortunately, this negative indirect effect is not statistically significant because path-2: p43x p31 = -0.002 <0.05. figure 3 path coefficients on each line: path-1, path-2, path-3 and path-4 indirectly, technological progress has a negative effect on human development, through variables of poverty and income inequality through path-3: p43 x p32x p21. technological progress has a negative effect on income inequality (p21), while income inequality has a negative effect on poverty (p32) and poverty alleviation has a negative effect on human development (p43). an increase in the percentage rate of tfp indirectly has a negative effect on the human development index. the higher the percentage increase in tfp the lower the human development index. through the p43 p32p21 path, the increase in the tfp rate will reduce income inequality (income is more evenly distributed), further decreasing income inequality will increase the percentage of poor people and the increase in income of the poor will reduce the human development index. fortunately, this human development p 21 = -0.27 p 31 = 0.05 p 32 = -0.93 p 43 = -0.04 p 41 = -0.17 p 42 = 0.84 technological progress income inequality poverty p 43 = -0.04 muchdie & nurrasyidin technological progress and human development: evidence from indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 110 negative indirect influence is not statistically significant because path-3: p43x p32 x p21 = 0.01 <0.05. indirectly, technological changes have a positive effect on human development, through income inequality variables; via line-4: p42 x p21. technology changes have a negative effect on income inequality, while income inequality has a negative effect on human development. an increase in the percentage rate of tfp indirectly has a negative effect on the human development index. the higher the percentage increase in tfp the lower the human development index. through the p43 p32p21 line, the increase in the tfp rate will reduce income inequality (income is more evenly distributed), further decreasing income inequality increases the human development index. this negative indirect effect is statistically significant because path-4: p42 x p21 = -0.22> 0.05. conclusion from the results of the analysis it can be concluded that directly and indirectly, technological progress has a negative effect on human development. the higher the tfp rate the smaller the human development index. directly, through path-1 with p41 path coefficients, technological progress has a negative effect on human development. 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(1934). the method of path coefficients. annals of mathematical statistics, 5(3), 161215. https://doi.org/10.1214/aoms/1177732676 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socec.2005.11.048 https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.832653 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00189-7 https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264176171-en https://doi.org/10.1214/aoms/1177732676 image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (11).jpg image (12).jpg image (13).jpg image (14).jpg image (15).jpg image (16).jpg microsoft word 06-arif_rev1 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015, hlm.63-72 faktor-faktor makroekonomi yang mempengaruhi permintaan uang di indonesia arif widodo 1 institute of public policy and economic studies jalan kenari 13 sidoarum iii yogyakarta, indonesia e-mail korespondensi: rifdo_arif97@yahoo.com naskah diterima: agustus 2014; disetujui: maret 2015 abstract: money demand has an important role for monetary policy authorities in determining appropriate policies to maintain economic stability. analysis of the demand for money is an economic analysis of the quantities required to support the measures taken by the government in the monetary sector. this research aims to know the determinants of money demand function in indonesia period 1990.1-2014.1. the analysis methode used in this research is error correction model (ecm). the results showed that the variable gross domestic product (gdp) is not significantly influences money demand. exchange rate (exchange), and the price level positively and significantly affect the demand for money (m1) in the short term. while the rate of 3-month deposit rate negatively and significantly influences the money demand (m1). the results of this study also showed that in the long term demand for money (m1) in indonesia positively and significantly influenced by variables gross domestic product (gdp) and the price level. while the exchange rate and variable interest rates have negative effect to money demand. keywords: money demand; m1; error correction model jel classification: o11, o19, o23 abstrak: permintaan uang mempunyai peranan yang penting bagi otoritas kebijakan moneter dalam menentukan kebijakan yang tepat untuk menjaga stabilitas ekonomi. analisis permintaan uang merupakan suatu analisis besaran-besaran ekonomi yang dibutuhkan untuk mendukung suatu kebijakan yang diambil oleh pemerintah di bidang moneter. penelitian ini bertujuan untuk megetahui determinan dari fungsi permintaan uang di indonesia periode 1990.1-2014.1. alat analisis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah error correction model (ecm). hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa variabel produk domestik bruto (pdb) tidak signifikan mempengaruhi permintaan uang. variabel nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dollar as (kurs), dan tingkat harga berpengaruh positif dan signifikan mempengaruhi permintaan uang (m1) dalam jangka pendek. sedangkan tingkat suku bunga deposito 3 bulan berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang. (m1). hasil penelitian ini juga menunjukkan bahwa dalam jangka panjang permintaan uang (m1) di indonesia dipengaruhi secara positif dan signifikan oleh variabel produk domestik bruto (pdb) dan tingkat harga. sedangkan varibel kurs dan suku bunga berpengaruh negatif. kata kunci: permintaan uang; m1; error correction model klasifikasi jel: o11, o19, o23 pendahuluan permintaan uang mempunyai peranan yang sangat penting bagi otoritas kebijakan moneter dalam menentukan kebijakan yang tepat untuk menjaga stabilitas ekonomi. analisispermintaan uang merupakan suatu analisis besaran-besaran ekonomi yang dibutuhkan untuk mendukung suatu kebijakan yang diambil oleh pemerintah di bidang moneter. pemerintah, dalam hal ini adalah bank indonesia dapat menempuh suatu kebijakan moneter yang bertujuan untuk men jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 63-72 64 capai stabilitas moneter (prawoto, 2010). mengingat pentingnya kestabilan permintaan uang, maka banyak literatur yang membahas aspek teoritis maupun empiris mengenai permintaan uang di berbagai negara, baik negara maju maupun negara berkembang, telah menjadi pekerjaan hampir semua ekonom untuk mampu memprediksi perekonomian, baik dalam jangka pendek maupun dalam jangka panjang. menurut friedman (1980), dalam kebijakan moneter dapat memberikan kontribusi dalam menentukan kestabilan ekonomi dengan kontrol besaran-besaran ekonomi yang kuat (prawoto, 2010). sehingga, studi empiris dan pengembangan model mengenai permintaan uang menjadi penting dilakukan baik di negara maju maupun berkembang untuk menjaga kestabilan moneter dan kestabilan ekonomi pada umumnya. dengan melihat keadaan ekonomi negara berkembang yang rentan akan ketidakstabilan, maka studi untuk memperkirakan kondisi ekonomi dan moneter di negara berkembang menjadi hal yang urgent untuk dilakukan, bahkan hal itu juga dilakukan oleh negara maju. seperti hwang (2002) yang melakukan penelitian tentang permintaan uang di korea, menemukan bahwa dalam keseimbangan jangka panjang pendapatan riil masyarakat dan tingkat bunga tetap berpengaruh terhadap m2, sedangkan untuk m1 variabel tersebut tidak terlalu berpengaruh. kesimpulan yang penting dari penelitian-penelitian tersebut adalah bahwa m2 sangat berkaitan dengan pendapatan dan tingat bunga dan keterkaitan ini menjadi acuan dalam kestabilan permintaan uang (bahmani-oskooe dan wang, 2007). penelitian prawoto (2000) dengan variabel berupa pendapatan, tingkat bunga dan perubahan harga memberikan hasil bahwa nilai koefisien penyesuaian (β) pada semua model analisis menunjukkan bahwa β untuk m1 lebih besar dari β untuk m2 kemudian baru β untuk qm. hal ini berarti masyarakat indonesia menyesuaikan jumlah uang yang mereka pegang dalam bentuk uang sempit lebih cepat dibandingkan dengan dalam bentuk uang luas kemudian baru uang kuasi. sedangkan hasil estimasi parameter-parameter jangka panjang ternyata lebih besar dibandingkan dengan parameter-parameter jangka pendek.hal ini menunjukkan bahwa perilaku permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek terutama untuk tujuan transaksi, tetapi dalam jangka panjang mendorong masyarakat untuk memegang berbagai pasiva yang ditawarkan oleh lembaga keuangan bank. beberapa penelitian juga banyak dilakukan di indonesia, oleh setiadi (2013) yang meneliti tentang faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi permintaan uang tahun 1999; q1 – 2010; q4, yang menemukan bahwa inflasi dalam jangka pendek dan jangka panjang berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang, begitu juga pengaruh pdb, sedangkan suku bunga dalam jangka panjang memiliki hubungan negatif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang. begitu juga studi yang dilakukan oleh prawoto (2010) mengenai permintaan uang di indonesia, yang menghasilkan kesimpulan bahwa pendapatan masyarakat memberikan pengaruh terhadap permintaan uang di indonesia. selain penelitian di indonesia, terdapat pula beberapa penelitian yang dilakuakan di beberapa negara maju menunjukkan hasil yang sama, seperti dilakukan oleh dobnik (2011) di 11 negara oecd.selain beberapa variabel makroekonomi yang telah disebutkan sebelumnya, terdapat variabel nilai tukar rupiah yang juga diduga mempengaruhi permintaan uang, mengingat sejak 14 agustus 1997 indonesia menerapkan nilai tukar mengambang bebas (free floating exchange rate) yang artinya nilai tukar rupiah sepenuhnya ditentukan oleh interaksi permintaan dan penawaran valas di pasar valas. perubahan yang terjadi pada nilai tukar rupiah, baik ketika rupiah terapresiasi maupun terdepresasi ternayata diikuti juga oleh adanya perubahan dalam permintaan uang. dengan demikian, fenomena moneter permintaan uang menarik untuk diteliti. identifikasi besaran-besaran ekonomi yang mempengaruhi permintaan uang melalui berbagai kajian teori, studi empiris dan fenomena data yang telah dilakukan sebelumnya menunjukkan pentingnya pengembangkan penelitian permintaan uang di indonesia. dengan mengembangkan penelitian-penelitian yang telah lalu, penulis menyimpulkan bahwa peranan dan faktorfaktor makroekonomi yang mempengaruhi permintaan uang masih penting untuk membangun keadaan yang perekonomian yang kondusif. faktor-faktor makroekonomi ... arif widodo, agus tri basuki) 65 metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data sekunder runtut waktu dari periode 1990: q1 sampai periode 2014: q1. alasan menjadikan tahun 1990: q1 sebagai tahun awal penelitian, dikarenakan pada data runtut waktu mensyaratkan jumlah minimal 30 data. sedangkan periode 2014: q1 merupakan tahun yang terakhir dengan data kuartalan yang ada. data diambil dari publikasi bank indonesia dan badan pusat statistik (bps). analisis data langkah dalam merumuskan model ecm menurut domowitz dan elbadawiadalah sebagai berikut (dalam widarjono, 2013): 1) melakukan spesifikasi hubungan yang diharapkan dalam model yang diteliti. mt = 0 + 1yt + 2inft + 3kurst + 4irt 1) keterangan: mt adalah permintaan uang per tahun (milyar rupiah) pada periode t., yt adalah produk domestik bruto per kapita periode t, inft adalah variabel tingkat inflasi pada periode t., kurst adalah nilai tukar rupiah terhadap us dolar periode t., irt adalah tingkat suku bunga deposito pada periode t., 0 12 3 4 adalah koefisien jangka pendek. 2) proses pembentukan variabel penyesuaian ketidakseimbangan menurut domowitz dan elbadawi yang didasarkan pada fungsi biaya kuadrat tunggal dapat dirumuskan sebagai berikut: ct= b0 [mt – m*t ]2+ b1 {( mt – mt-1)– ft (zt– zt-1)}2 2) persamaan (2) merupakan fungsi biaya kuadrat tunggal. komponen pertama dari persamaan tersebut menggambarkan biaya ketidakseimbangan dan komponen kedua merupakan biaya penyesuaian. mt merupakan jumlah m aktual pada periode t, zt merupakan vektor variabel yang mempengaruhi m di mana dalam hal ini dipengaruhi oleh variabel independen x (y, inf, kurs dan ir), b0 dan b1 adalah vektor baris yang memberi bobot kepada masingmasing biaya serta ft merupakan sebuah vektor baris yang memberi bobot kepada elemen zt dan zt-1. 3) meminimalisasi fungsi biaya pada persamaan (2) terhadap variabel m dan menyamakan dengan nol akan menghasilkan persamaan sebagai berikut: b0 [mt– m*t] + b1 [(mt– mt-1) – ft (zt – zt-1)] = 0 atau dapat ditulis menjadi persamaan sebagai berikut: (b0 + b1)mt = b0m*t + b1mt-1 + b1ft(zt – zt-1) 3) vektor z terdiri dari variabel x (y, inf, kurs dan ir) sehingga persamaan (3) tersebut dapat dinyatakan sebagai berikut: (b0 + b1)mt = b0 m*t + b1mt-1 + b1ft(zt – zt-1) 4) persamaan (4) dapat dinyatakan dalam persamaan sebagai berikut: mt = bm*t + (1 – b)mt-1 + (1 – b) ft (zt – zt-1) 5) di mana b= b0/(b0 + b1); ft terdiri dari f1 = fy, f2 = fkurs, f3 = finf, f4 = fir 4) selanjutnya, mensubstitusikan persamaan (1) ke dalam persamaan (5) sehingga diperoleh persamaan sebagai berikut: lnmt = b(0 + 1yt + 2inft + 3kurst + 4irt) + (1-b) mt-1+ (1-b) ft (zt – zt-1) 6) persamaan (6) merupakan analisis jangka pendek permintaan uang meskipun hasil jangka pendek mampu memberikan prediksi pada jangka panjang. namun, permsalahan utama muncul ketika model persamaan yang digunakan tidak stasioner, karena ketika model tidak stasioner maka tidak bisa diestimasi dengan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 63-72 66 menggunakan ols (ordinary least square) serta akan menghasilkan regresi lancung (spurious regression). sebagai solusi, digunakan kemungkinan perubahan (δ) pada setiap variabel, sehingga: δlnmdt = β0 + ∑ δlnyt + ∑ δinft + ∑ δlnkurst+∑ δirt + β5δ lnyt-i + β6δinft-i + β7δlnkurst-i + β8δirt-i+ ectt-i+ t 7) ect = δlnyt-1 + δinft-1 +δlnkurst-1 + δirt-1 –δlnmdt-1 8) hasil dan pembahasan uji akar unit uji akar unit dilakukan satu persatu atau setiap variabel yang akan dianalisis baik variabel dependent maupun independent. hasil analisis memberikan hasil uji akar unit pada tingkat level, dapat dilihat pada tabel 1. table 1 menunjukkan hasil dari uji akar unit dengan menggunakan uji augmented dickey fuller (adf) menunjukkan bahwa hanya tiga variable yang stasioner pada tingkat level. masing-masing variabel tersebut adalah: pertama, variabel pdb dengan nilai adf t-statistik 3,180643 dengan tingkat signifikasi 5 persen; kedua, variabel ir (tingkat suku bunga) dengan nilai adf t-statistik -3,101861 dengan tingkat signifikasi 5 persen; dan ketiga, variabel inf (inflasi) dengan nilai adf t-statistik -5,216987 dengan signifikasi 1 persen. sedangkan variabel yang lainnya yaitu m1 dan kurs rupaih terhadap us dolar tidak stasioner pada tingkat level. uji derajat integrasi karena pada uji akar-akar (unit root test) tingkat level data yang diamati belum stasioner maka perlu dilanjutkan dengan pengujian uji derajat integrasi. pengujian ini dimaksudkan untuk mengetahui derajat (differention order) keberapa data yang diamati stasioner. karena uji derajat integrasi merupakan kelanjutan dari uji akarakar (unit root test) maka langkahnya adalah identik dengan uji akar-akar unit hanya perbedaan pada pembedanya (differencing) saja dan asumsi hipotesis yang digunakan adalah sama. tabel 2 menunjukkan hasil uji akar unit pada tingkat 1st difference dengan menggunakan uji adf, yang menunjukkan bahwa lima variabel sudah stasioner pada tingkat first difference, yaitu variabel m1 (jumlah uang beredar), pdb (produk domestik bruto), kurs (nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as), ir (tingkat suku bunga) dan inf (inflasi). oleh karena itu, menurut uji adf, dapat dikatakan semua data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini terintegrasi pada derajat pertama (first differen uji kointegrasi hasil pengolahan data diperoleh hasil uji kointegrasi, dapat dilihat pada tabel 3. tabel 3 merupakan hasil estimasi dengan augmented dickey-fuller (adf) menunjukkan adf t-statistik = -4,077420 < nilai kritis mackinnon = -3,500669 yang berada pada nilai kritis 1%, menandakan bahwa variabel ect sudah stasioner pada tingkat level. berdasarkan kedua pengujian kointegrasi di atas, dapat disimpulkan ada bahwa variabel ect untuk data level dan panjang lag 1 tidak meng andung akar unit, dengan kata lain variabel ect sudah stasioner, sehingga disimpulkan bahwa terjadi kointegrasi di antara semua variabel yang disertakan dalam model penelitian. hal ini mempunyai tabel 1. hasil augmented dickey fuller pada tingkat level dengan intercept variabel adf t-statistik nilai kritis mackinnon keterangan 1 % 5 % 10 % m1 -0,874174 -3,500669 -2,892200 -2,583192 nonstasioner pdb -3,180643 -3,500669 -2,892200 -2,583192 stasioner kurs -1,587410 -3,500669 -2,892200 -2,583192 nonstasioner ir -3,101861 -3,500669 -2,892200 -2,583192 stasioner inf -5,216987 -3,500669 -2,892200 -2,583192 stasioner faktor-faktor makroekonomi ... arif widodo, agus tri basuki) 67 makna bahwa dalam jangka panjang akan terjadi keseimbangan atau kestabilan antarvariabel yang diamati. hasil estimasi ecm berdasarkan hasil estimasi model permintaan uang dengan ecm, diperoleh hasil sebagaimana tampak dalam tabel 4. berdasarkan hasil perhitungan uji lm dalam jangka pendek diketahui nilai akaike terkecil pada lag pertama diperoleh nilai obs*rsquared sebesar 1,46. dalam hal ini ρvalue obs*r-square 0,234 lebih besar dari α = 10 persen maka disimpulkan tidak terdapat autokorelasi dalam model ecm. hasil uji normalitas, dapat diketahui bahwa ρ-value sebesar 0,269 > α = 10 persen. maka, dapat disimpulkan bahwa data yang digunakan dalam model ecm berdistribusi normal. uji linieritas melalui uji ramsey reset, diperoleh prob f-statistic sebe-sar 0,4607 > 0,10 (10 persen), maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa model yang digunakan adalah tepat. selanjutnya, hasil uji white diperoleh bahwa nilai prob. obs* r-squared atau hitung adalah 0,1852 lebih besar dari α = 10 persen. maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa dalam model tidak terdapat masalah heteroskedastisitas dalam model ecm. sedangkan uji multikolinearitas menunjukkan r21, (hasil dari regresi utama) sebesar 0,997 lebih besar dari r22 r23 r24 r25 r26 r27 r28 r29 r210 (hasil dari regresi parsial). artinya, hasil r2 regresi variabel dependent > dari r2 regresi antar variabel independent. dengan demikian, maka dalam model tidak terdapat multikolinearitas. adapun persamaan yang diperoleh dari hasil estimasi ecm adalah: tabel 4. hasil estimasi model permintaan uang ecm domowitz dan elbadawi variabel koefisien t-statistik konstanta -2,622033 -15,73282*** δpdb 0,170356 1,140057 δkurs 0,174270 3,080725*** δir -0,009838 -2,802236*** δinf 0,002824 2,255573** δpdb (-1) 1,283689 8,750297*** δkurs (-1) -0,553857 -8,982865*** δir (-1) -0,015735 -5,141428*** δinf (-1) 0,007647 7,560350*** ect (-1) 0,953302 38,74109*** r2 0,997589 adjusted r2 0,997337 s.e. of regression 0,058763 akaike info criterion -2,732259 schwarz criterion -2,465140 fstatistik 3953,538*** d-w statistik 1,751405 n 96 keterangan: ***signifikan pada level 1%, **signifikan pada level 5%, *signifikan pada level 10% tabel 3. hasil augmented dickey fuller pada persamaan residual pada tingkat level variabel adf t-statistik nilai kritis mackinnon keterangan 1 % 5 % 10 % ect -4,077420 -3,500669 -2,892200 -2,583192 terkointegrasi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 63-72 68 δlnmt = -2,622033 + 0,170356 δlnpdbt + 0,174270 δlnkurst – 0,009838 δirt + 0,002824 δinft + 1,283689 δlnpdb(-1) – 0,553857 δlnkurs(-1) – 0,015735 δir(-1) + 0,007647 δinf(-1) + 0,953302 ect(-1) berdasarkan hasil estimasi model dinamis ecm di atas, maka dapat dilihat pada variabel error correction term (ect)-nya signifikan pada tingkat signifikasi 1 persen dan mempunyai tanda positif, maka spesifikasi model sudah valid (sahih). berdasarkan hasil regresi variabel error correction term (ect) dapat diketahui besarnya koefisien ect sebesar 0,953302 dengan taraf signifikasi sebesar 0,000 artinya bahwa variabel tersebut signifikan pada taraf 1 persen dan perbedaan antara nilai aktual permintaan uang dengan keseimbangannya sebesar 0,953302, akan disesuaikan dalam waktu satu semester. dengan demikian, spesifikasi model yang dipakai dalam penelitian ini adalah tepat dan mampu menjelaskan hubungan jangka pendek serta perlu dikoreksi setiap semesternya sebesar 0,953302 untuk mencapai keseimbangan jangka panjang. hasil pengujian terhadap model dinamis permintaan uang di indonesia dari periode 1990.1 sampai dengan periode 2014.1 dapat diinterpretasikan berdasarkan hasil estimasi pada tabel 4 adalah sebagai berikut: 1) pengaruh produk domestik bruto (pdb) terhadap permintaan uang. nilai koefisien pdb (δpdb) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 0,170356, namun tidak signifikan pada level 10 persen, menunjukkan bahwa pendapatan (pdb) dalam jangka pendek tidak signifikan dalam mempengaruhi permintaan uang di indonesia. hal ini sesuai dengan teori baumol bahwa orang menerima pendapatan sejumlah tertentu secara reguler setiap waktu (misalnya setiap awal bulan) serta selalu membelanjakan atau menggunakan penghasilan tersebut untuk tujuan transaksi sejumlah tertentu (tetap) setiap harinya. dengan kata lain, kebutuhan dana (uang tunai) per satuan waktu adalah konstan. hal ini sesuai dengan penelitian yang dilakukan oleh hayati (2006) dan setiadi (2013), dan anwar dan asghar (2012) di pakistan. nilai koefisien pdb dalam jangka panjang sebesar 1,283689 dengan tingkat signifikasi 1 persen, menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan ada pdb (δpdb) sebesar 1 persen maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 1,283689 persen dengan asumsi nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as, tingkat suku bunga deposito dan tingkat inflasi tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien pdb bernilai positif, maka pdb mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang. hal ini menandakan bahwa uji tanda sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini. artinya, semakin tinggi tingkat pendapatan masyarakat, maka permintaan uang akan meningkat karena dengan peningkatan pendapatan maka individu akan cenderung melakukan transaksi yang lebih besar dan hal ini menuntut individu untuk memegang uang lebih banyak. hasil ini sesuai dengan teori yang dikemukakan kaum klasik (teori kuantitas uang), bahwa permintaan uang dipengaruhi secara positif oleh pendapatan. salah satu tokohnya adalah fisher, yang mengatakan bahwa permintaan uang merupakan kepentingan yang sangat likuid untuk memenuhi motif transaksi (insukindro, 1997). karena itu, pendapatan merupakan faktor yang berpengaruh dalam permintaan uang untuk motif transaksi. selain teori klasik, hasil tersebut juga sesuai dengan teori yang dikemukakan oleh keynes tentang motif memegang uang yaitu motif transaksi dan berjaga-jaga yang ditentukan oleh tingkat pendapatan, pada saat pendapatan tinggi lebih banyak uang yang diminta untuk tujuan transaksi dan berjaga-jaga, sehingga pada saat pendapatan naik akan menyebabkan peningkatan permintaan uang. hasil penelitian ini yang menunjukkan bahwa pendapatan nasional (pdb) berpengaruh positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang, selaras dengan beberapa penelitian terdahulu, seperti yang dilakukan oleh sidiq (2005), opolot (2007) di uganda, prawoto (2010), hayati (2010), dobnik (2011) di negara oecd, azim et.al (2010) di pakistan, bashier dan dahlan (2011) di yordania, setiadi (2013), dan dharmadasa dan nakanishi (2013) di sri langka. faktor-faktor makroekonomi ... arif widodo, agus tri basuki) 69 2) pengaruh nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as terhadap permintaan uang. nilai koefisien kurs (δkurs) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 0,174270 dengan tingkat signifikasi 1 persen, menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan kurs (δkurs) sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,174270 persen, dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto (pdb), tingkat suku bunga deposito dan tingkat inflasi tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien kurs bernilai positif, maka kurs mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang. hal ini berarti bahwa uji tanda sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini. artinya bahwa apabila nilai tukar rupiah —secara nominal— mengalami kenaikan (terdepresiasi) terhadap dollar as, maka akan berpengaruh pada peningkatanharga barang-barang impor, mengingat indonesia masih sangat tergantung dengan barang-barang impor, ketika rupiah tertekan (terdepresiasi) akan sangat memberikan pengaruh terhadap harga barang impor. sedangkan dengan naiknya harga barang impor menyebabkan permintaan uang akan meningkat untuk melakukan transaksi impor transaksi tersebut. hasil penelitian ini yang menunjukkan bahwa nilai tukar (kurs) berpengaruh positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek, selaras dengan beberapa penelitian terdahulu, seperti yang dilakukan dharmadasa dan nakanishi (2013) di sri langka, lungu et.al (2012) di malawi, dan iyoboyi dan pedro (2013) di nigeria. nilai koefisien kurs (δkurs) dalam jangka panjang sebesar -0,553857 dengan tingkat signifikansi 1 persen, menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan kurs (δkurs) sebesar 1 persen maka permintaan uang akan mengalami penurunan sebesar 0,553857 persen, dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto (pdb), tingkat suku bunga deposito dan tingkat inflasi tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien kurs bernilai negatif, maka kurs mempunyai hubungan negatif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang. hubungan kurs yang negatif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang di indonesia bisa terjadi, ketika nilai tukar mata uang rupiah terhadap dolar as terdepresiasi (tertekan), masyarakat akan lebih memilih untuk memegang mata uang dolar as. sehingga masyarakat akan menukarkan rupiah yang mereka punya dengan dollar, karena memegang dollar akan lebih menguntungkan. dengan demikian, ketika terjadi peningkatan nilai tukar rupiah (depresiasi rupiah) dalam jangka panjang, akan mengurangi permintaan akan uang. hal ini sesuai dengan studi yang dilakukan ozturk (2008), azim et.al (2010) di pakistan, dritsakis (2011) di hungaria, dan bashier dan dahlan (2011) di yordania. 3) pengaruh tingkat bunga deposito terhadap permintaan uang. nilai koefisien tingkat suku bunga deposito (δir) dalam jangka pendek sebesar -0,009838 dengan tingkat signifikasi 1 persen, menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan suku bunga deposito (δir) sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami penurunan sebesar 0,009838 persen, dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto, nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as dan tingkat inflasi tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien suku bunga (ir) bernilai negatif, maka tingkat suku bunga deposito mempunyai hubungan negatif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek. artinya setiap ada peningkatan suku bunga deposito, maka individu akan lebih tertarik untuk menyimpan uangnya di bank dibandingkan dengan memegang uangnya dalam bentuk kas karena dalam hal ini uang kas memiliki opportunity cost yang lebih tinggi dibanding dengan menyimpan uang di bank. nilai koefisien tingkat suku bunga (ir) dalam jangka panjang sebesar -0,015735 dengan tingkat signifikasi 1 persen menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan terhadap suku bunga (ir) sebesar 1 persen maka permintaan uang akan mengalami penurunan sebesar 0,015735 persen dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto (pdb), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as dan tingkat inflasi tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien suku bunga (ir) bernilai negatif, maka ir mempunyai hubungan negatif dengan permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang. artinya, baik dalam jangka pendek maupun jangka panjang, tingkat suku bunga mempunyai pengaruh negatif terhadap permintaan uang. hal ini sesuai dengan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 63-72 70 teori cambridge yang mengatakan, apabila tingkat bunga naik ada kecenderungan masyarakat akan mengurangi uang yang ingin mereka pegang, meskipun volume transaksi yang mereka rencanakan tetap. karena uang kas memiliki opportunity cost of holding money, maka ketika suku bunga mengalami kenaikan, masyarakat cenderung akan menyimpan uangnya di bank sebab lebih menguntungkan daripada memegang uang kas. hal ini juga selaras dengan studi empiris tentang pengaruh suku bunga terhadap permintaan uang, seperti penelitian achasani (2010) mengenai permintaan uang di indonesia. penelitian ini menemukan bahwa dalam suku bunga mempunyai pengaruh negatif terhadap permintaan uang. selain itu, beberapa penelitian yang selaras dengan teori keynes dilakukan oleh prawoto(2010) yang juga menunjukkan kesimpulan yang sama; bashier dan dahlan (2011) di yordania, baye (2011) di kamerun, gaurisankar dan kwie-jurgens (2012) di suriname; sarwar et.al (2013) di pakistan; dan dharmadasa et. al (2013) di sri langka. 4) pengaruh tingkat inflasi terhadap permintaan uang nilai koefisien inflasi (δinf) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 0,002824 dengan tingkat signifikansi 1 persen, menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan inflasi (δinf) sebesar 1 persen maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,002824 dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto (pdb), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as dan tingkat suku bunga deposito tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien inflasi bernilai positif, maka inflasi mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek. hal ini berarti uji tanda sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini. artinya, ketika inflasi mengalami kenaikan akan mempengaruhi kenaikan permintaan uang. hal ini sesuai dengan teori yang dikemukakan oleh irving fisher, di mana mv = pt, jika v dan t dianggap konstan maka kenaikan p (tingkat harga/ inflasi) akan menyebabkan kenaikan m (permintaan uang). nilai koefisien inflasi (δinf) dalam jangka panjang sebesar 0,007647 dengan tingkat signifikasi 1 persen, menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan inflasi (δinf) sebesar 1 persen maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,007647 dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto (pdb), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dollar as dan tingkat suku bunga deposito tidak mengalami perubahan, atau cateris paribus. koefisien inflasi bernilai positif, maka inflasi mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek. hal ini berarti uji tanda sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini. artinya, bahwa kenaikan inflasi mempengaruhi kenaikan permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang. indonesia pernah mempunyai pengalaman krisis ekonomi, pada saat krisis, terjadi peningkatan jumlah uang yang sangat pesat. beberapa studi empiris yang juga mempunyai kesimpulan yang sama dengan penelitian ini, antara lain: prawoto (2010), aliasuddin (2012) dan setiadi (2013) yang menemukan bahwa inflasi (tingkat harga) secara positif mempengaruhi permintaan uang di indonesia. selain indonesia, beberapa penelitian yang menghasilkan kesimpulan adanya pengaruh tingkat harga terhadap permintaan uang antara lain oleh azim et.al (2010) dan anwar dan asghar (2012) di pakistan, baye (2011) di kamerun, iyoboyi dan pedro (2013) di nigeria, kanitpong (2013) di thailand dan lai (2013) di vietnam. koefisien determinasi ditunjukkan dengan nilai r-square sebesar 0.997, artinya bahwa 99,7 persen model permintaan uang dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel perubahan produk domestik bruto (pdb), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (kurs), tingkat suku bunga deposito (ir) dan tingkat inflasi (inf). sedangkan sisanya sebesar 0,3 persen dijelaskan oleh variabel lain di luar model. nilai f-statistik sebesar 3953,5 dengan nilai probabilitas sebesar 0,000. nilai ini lebih kecil dari taraf nyata 1 persen sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa secara bersama-sama terdapat pengaruh yang signifikan antara variabel independent secara bersama-sama, yang terdiri dari produk domestik bruto (pdb), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (kurs), tingkat suku bunga deposito (ir) dan tingkat inflasi (inf) terhadap variabel dependent yaitu permintaan uang (mt). faktor-faktor makroekonomi ... arif widodo, agus tri basuki) 71 simpulan hasil analisis pengaruh produk domestik bruto terhadap permintaan uang dengan model error correction model baik jangka pendek tidak berpengaruh terhadap permintaan uang. hal ini disebabkan karena uang yang digunakan dalam rangka penyimpan kekayaan (store of value), sedangkan dalam jangka panjang, menunjukkan bahwa produk domestik bruto berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang. hasil ini sesuai dengan teori yang dikemukakan kaum klasik (teori kuantitas uang), bahwa permintaan uang dipengaruhi secara positif oleh pendapatan. salah satu tokohnya adalah fisher, yang mengatakan bahwa permintaan uang merupakan kepentingan yang sangat likuid untuk memenuhi motif transaksi. pengaruh kurs terhadap permintaan uang berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan dalam jangka pendek. sementara itu, dalam jangka panjang variabel kurs mempunyai pengaruh yang negatif dan siginifikan terhadap permintaan uang. hubungan kurs yang negatif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang di indonesia bisa terjadi, ketika nilai tukar mata uang rupiah terhadap dolar as terdepresiasi (tertekan), masyarakat akan lebih memilih untuk memegang mata uang dolar as. tingkat suku bunga deposito berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang. hal ini sesuai dengan teori cambridge yang mengatakan, apabila tingkat bunga naik ada kecenderungan masyarakat akan mengurangi uang kas karena memiliki opportunity cost of holding money, maka ketika suku bunga mengalami kenaikan, masyarakat cenderung akan menyimpan uangnya di bank sebab lebih menguntungkan daripada memegang uang kas. inflasi berpengaruh terhadap permintaan uang dengan model error correction model baik dalam jangka pendek maupun jangka panjang. kenaikan harga barang-barang (inflasi) menyebabkan nilai riil uang turun, yang berarti bahwa untuk membiayai transaksi diperlukan uang dalam jumlah yang lebih banyak, karena itu permintaan uang naik. daftar pustaka aliasuddin. 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(2005). stabilitas permintaan uang di indonesia: sebelum dan sesudah perubahan sistem nilai tukar. jurnal ekonomi pembangunan, vol. 10 no. 1, april 2005, p. 31-41. jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china bayu rhamadani wicaksono abstract: the world trade organization (wto) considers sustainable economic development. one of the regulations arranged is the unfair trade that several activities will be eliminated in the future, including the fisheries subsidies. the objectives of this research are (1) understanding the general descriptions about fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china; (2) how large the impacts of fisheries subsidies that are linked with the policies; and (3) the opinion whether the fisheries subsidies must be stopped or not. this research uses the literature studies from several sources and the supplementary data are also included to strengthen this study. based on the result and discussion, the fuel subsidies are the largest fisheries subsidies in both indonesia and china. although the fuel subsidies are harmful and burden the government budget, the policy of subsidies is still needed, especially in the developing countries, including indonesia. those subsidies contribute the positive effects to the fisheries sector performance. on the other hand, eliminating fisheries subsidies, particularly the fuel subsidies, is expected to provide the negative impacts. for the policy, the government regulates the programs in the fisheries sector. there are two feasible schemes in the fisheries market in case talking about the fisheries subsidies with the aim of a trade policy tool and sustainability. the author does not agree if the fisheries subsidies stopped. the government must evaluate the subsidy policies that can be connected with the fisheries sector performance indicators and must still prepare state budget for fisheries subsidies, especially subsidies for small-scale household, such as fishers. the fisheries subsidies should be continued with applied terms and conditions, so the subsidies will be used wisely by the fisheries business actors and will be appropriately monitored by the government. keywords: fisheries subsidies, fuel subsidies, government budget. jel classification: g28; h25; h53. introduction the world trade organization (wto) is admitted as an international trade organization that sustains the liberalization of trade in the commodities and services. however, the wto also reckons the sustainable economic development and the needs of developing countries. one of the wto’s regulations that want to be arranged is unfair trade. the subsidies is one of affiliation: universitas padjadjaran, jawa barat, indonesia. *correspondence: bayu18007@mail.unpad.ac.id this article is available in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5023 citation: wicaksono, b. r. (2019). fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 176-189. article history received: 30 april 2019 accepted: 26 october 2019 mailto:bayu18007@mail.unpad.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6214 bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 177 the state policies considered as the practice of the unfair trade because it can harm the parties by the practice of subsidies. generally, the provisions on subsidies have been organized in article vi and xvi of the general agreement on tariffs and trade (gatt) 1994 and specifically regulated in the agreement on subsidies and countervailing measures (scm agreement) 1994. the subsidies, according to scm article 1.1 points a and b, is the financial aid from the government or public institutions in the territory of the member country. these forms of financial aid are divided into four types, namely; (1) direct cash assistance; (2) fiscal incentives, such as tax deductions; (3) assistance in the stock of commodities or services, besides infrastructure or buying commodities; and (4) paying the burden that must be compensated by the private agencies. one of the subsidies issues that is often debated among wto member countries is the practice in the fisheries sector. as one of the developing countries that have a large potential of fisheries resources, indonesia has continuing importance to provide a budget for subsidies in the fisheries sector in order to protect national concerns and sustainable development (putra & aqimuddin, 2014). on the other hand, china as the largest producer of capture fisheries in the world, has a meaningful influence on the sustainability fish stocks is not only domestic but also global scale. china is also a subsidizer country in the fisheries sector that has the second highest rank in the world. for fisheries subsidies in 2013, the chinese central government expended rmb 40.383 billion or $6.5 billion and the fuel subsidies was the most expenditure (mallory, 2016). the european union (eu) that consists of many developed countries also have more attention in the fisheries sector, especially the aquaculture sector. they have invested €1.17 billion from 2000 to 2014 and have a future scheme to embed a further €1.72 billion between 2014 and 2020 via the european maritime and fisheries fund (emff). these investments have a goal to render the eu aquaculture sector more competitive and successful (guillen, asche, carvalho, polanco, llorente, nielsen, & villasante, 2019). most of the world's population choose fish as the main protein source. fish is also an extensible resource, but it can collapse if not administered precisely. nowadays, the fisheries resources over the world are endangered by overexploitation. the world fish production is usually supplied for human consumption immediately, more than 75 percent. in 2022, the fishmeal and fish oil in the world market will be estimated to reach usd 14.28 billion. many fish now endure from a ̀ tragedy of open access', with widespread and serious stock depletion because human populations have extended and unmanaged fishing strain has increased significantly. overexploitation has not only dropped overall fish stocks, but also converted fish stocks from huge communities to impoverished communities (pezzey, roberts, & urdal, 2000). based on the food and agricultural organization (fao) report on the ‘state of world fisheries and aquaculture’ in 2016, hundreds of million people in the world still chose the bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 178 fisheries sector as a prominent source of food, nutrition, revenues and livings. furthermore, the report presents that most fish exports are produced by developing countries. this obviously represents that a greater contribution of the fisheries market is handled by the developing countries rather than the developed countries. for the least developed countries and developing countries, fish is not only just consumed by human, but also realizes works and yields value added by supplying processed goods. other facts show emerging landlocked developing countries utilize fish as a raw ingredient to make medicines that are exported, such as pharmaceutical outputs including generics of fish oil. consequently, the supply side of fisheries sector will have been effectuated by any disciplines on fisheries subsidies, both production and consumption of high rate goods. in the wto, member countries’ have the similar goal on the fisheries subsidies for interpreting and allowing the subsidies classified by elimination and prohibition. for instance, the objective in the eu proposal is to ban capacity augmenting subsidies (kumar, kumar, stauvermann, & chakradhar, 2019). the subsidies can cause overcapacity for the fisheries sector. the head of the united nations environment program (unep) green economy initiative, pavan suhkdev, expressed that capacity of world fishing fleet is 50–60 percent greater than supposed because of the fisheries subsidies. because of ever-larger fishing fleets hunting eversmaller fish, the global fish stocks may be drained in 2048 (mallory, 2016). more than half of all subsidies in the world are unsafe. those that drop fleet damages or broad fleet revenues rising activity rates, place pressure on stocks and twist trade, and effectuating on the communities and surroundings. the fisheries subsidies are worthwhile is only one-third of them; the others have an ambiguous or indistinct effect. the wto has some negotiations to eliminate harmful subsidies or economic stimulus that assist for overcapacity and overfishing. the next ministerial conference agenda is achieving a multilateral agreement in the end of 2019. the united nations sustainable development goals (sdgs) have persisted for the new regulations on fisheries subsidies. forbidding fisheries subsidies that are connected to overfishing and overcapacity, and stopping subsidies to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in 2020 is the one of target 14.6 of sdgs mentions. the fish supplies and social justice can be saved by eliminating particular subsidies, but this will not can be the only solution. this does not mean that environmentally harmful subsidies should not be prohibited or eliminated, but the analysis must insert distributive effects and create possible trade-offs clear to help those policymakers decide whether to execute complementary or compensatory measurements to alleviate any damage (merayo, porras, harper, steele, & mohammed, 2019). although subsidies are confronted by many parties because they have a consideration to burden the government budget, this policy is still needed, especially in developing countries such as indonesia. for this reason, the provision of fisheries subsidies must be executed carefully and on target, and it needs to be joined by the fisheries management schemes because several fisheries subsidies have a high potential to cause overfishing. bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 179 furthermore, the condition of indonesian fishers is still very alarming and still needs government assistance to raise their standard of living. therefore, the appropriate fisheries subsidies policies are needed so that the subsidies given have a positive impact, both economically and ecologically (muchlisin, fadli, nasution, & astuti, 2013). the objectives of this research are (1) understanding the general descriptions about fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china; (2) how large the impacts of fisheries subsidies that are linked with the policies; and (3) the opinion whether the fisheries subsidies must be stopped or not. the previous researches just concerned the fisheries subsidies in the one country or region. this research studies the comparation of fisheries subsidies between indonesia and china. hopefully, the results of this study are the important things for stakeholders and policy makers, especially in indonesia. the government can use the results to evaluate and arrange the future planning and subsidies policies that are suitable for the development and sustainability of the fisheries sector. research method this research uses the literature studies from several sources, both domestic and international journals. the supplementary data are also included from bps-statistics indonesia/ badan pusat statistik (bps) and the ministry of marine affairs and fisheries/ kementerian kelautan dan perikanan (kkp). the case study in indonesia and china is chosen to represent the implementation of the fisheries subsidies. the analysis in this research uses qualitative data analysis with a descriptive and interpretive approach to be flexible in discovering the clues about the problems and phenomena. the descriptive analysis is a simple method to provide an overview of the object based on the data and information. this analysis can be presented in the form of tables, figures, mean, or standard deviation. there are several operational definitions in this research. first, the fisheries subsidies are a financial transfer both direct and indirect transfers from public institutions to the fisheries sector, so these can provide more benefits to the sector. the fao defines that the fisheries subsidies are the government actions or inactions outside of regular practices that transform by increasing or decreasing– the potential benefits by the fisheries industry in the short-term, medium-term, or long-term (putra & aqimuddin, 2014). second, the fuel subsidies is the government activities aiming the reduction of the cost of fuel energy production, the increase of price obtained by energy producers, or the decrease of the price paid by energy consumers (oil change international, 2019). last, the government budget is the government activities on the revenues and spendings for a fixed period. in the national finance, a budget involving the period is usually a year, known as a fiscal year, whether it matches with the calendar year or not (due, poole, lindbeck, morris, & kay, 2019). bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 180 result and discussion the indonesian government has provided several types of fisheries subsidies. ghofar in putra and aqimuddin (2014) classifies the type of capture fisheries subsidies carried out by indonesia with the risk level in table 1. from nine (9) subsidies given, most subsidies have a negative risk. only the conservation and fisheries resource management has a positive one. the head of the fiscal policy agency, suahasil nazara, said that the fuel and lpg subsidies in the draft of state budget/ rancangan anggaran pendapatan belanja negara (rapbn) 2019 are idr 100.7 trillion. the allocation increased significantly by around 114.7 percent from the state budget/ anggaran pendapatan belanja negara (apbn) 2018, which only amounted to idr 46.9 trillion. suahasil detailed that for the fuel subsidies, it was targeted to be accepted for idr 33.36 trillion consisting of kerosene subsidies idr 4.3 trillion including value added tax/ pajak pertambahan nilai (ppn) and diesel oil idr 29 trillion (sicca, 2018). the fuel subsidies are also subsidies needed by indonesian fishers. in suryawati, ramadhan, zamroni, and purnomo (2013), indonesian fishers spend most operational costs of fishing for fuel expenditure (table 2). with the existence of fuel subsidies, it is expected that operational costs can be reduced significantly. consequently, fishers can get a more significant surplus of business to meet their daily needs and improve household welfare. the subsidies also occur in the aquaculture fisheries, although the amount of subsidies is not as much as in the capture fisheries. one of them is the aquaculture rural community development program of aquaculture fisheries/ program pengembangan usaha masyarakat perdesaan (pump) perikanan budidaya. the pump social assistance is a government effort to increase aquaculture production. with the aquaculture production, the presence of fish consumption for the domestic market will be fulfilled so that there is no need to import excessive fisheries products (putra & aqimuddin, 2014). table 1 the types of subsidies and the risk levels no. the subsidies form the type of risk the risk level (1) (2) (3) (4) 1 procurement and modernization of vessels and fishing gears negative very high 2 provision of operational costs negative very high 3 provision of modal access negative high 4 procurement of infrastructures negative high 5 promotion and market aids negative medium 6 introduction of skills and techniques negative medium 7 the other social aids negative medium 8 introduction of making value added negative low 9 introduction of conservation and fisheries resources management positive source: putra & aqimuddin (2014) bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 181 table 2 the fuel price and its proportion by the vessel size in indonesia, 2013 vessel size (gt) purchasing price (idr) annual fuel cost (idr) annual operational cost (idr) ratio of fuel cost to operational cost (%) < 5 5,500 23,760,000 36,864,000 64 5-10 5,500 15,840,000 37,362,000 42 10-20 4,500 40,680,000 82,280,000 49 20-30 4,500 148,500,000 190,260,000 78 30-50 8,200 524,800,000 699,560,000 75 50-100 8,200 492,000,000 667,440,000 74 100-200 8,200 3,926,790,000 5,599,365,000 63 source: suryawati et al., (2013) table 3 chinese fisheries fuel subsidies, 2006-2013 (millions of rmb) 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 domestic 2,890 5,107.54 11,754.18 9,383 15,070 20,630 n/a n/a dwf 281 326.77 883.46 815 1,608 2,680 n/a n/a hk, macau 245 487 680 n/a n/a total 3,171 5,434.31 12,637.64 10,443 17,165 23,990 35,113 38,132.72 source: mallory (2016) the chinese ministry of agriculture informs a series of fisheries yearbook including the investment in the fisheries sector. the government categorizes these spendings into three sections: (1) basic infrastructure developments, (2) specialized expenditure schemes, and (3) fuel subsidies in both capture and aquaculture fisheries. in 2013, the chinese central government give subsidies to the fisheries sector around rmb 40.383 billion or $6.5 billion and the most spending was the fuel subsidies, that is rmb 38.133 or $6.14 billion (table 3). based on the china fisheries yearbook 2012–2014, the government expenditures was used to perform the risk profile of fisheries subsidies in china. after comprehending the data, the fisheries subsidies in china could be divided into five parts, namely harmful, likely to harm, ambiguous, likely to benefit, and beneficial (table 4). there are many spendings including in the red zone (harmful) and the warning zone (likely to harm). as a result, there was evidence that 96 percent of fisheries subsidies in china are dangerous because of the most expenditure for the fuel subsidies. if the fuel subsidies were not included, the groups of subsidies get somewhat more equal (figure 1). on the other hand, the fisheries subsidies provide the multiplier effects on the fisheries sector performance indicators. the role of the fisheries sector in the indonesian economy shows an increasing trend, particularly on the economic output, household income, and employment absorption. bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 182 table 4 the chinese central government expenditure in fisheries sector, 2011-2013 (millions of yuan) harmful likely to harm ambiguous likely to benefit beneficial aquaculture central government expenditures in millions of yuan 2011 2012 2013 central government expenditures in millions of yuan 2011 2012 2013 (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4) basic infrastructure quality control systems 12.5 12.5 12.5 aquatic breeding farms 100 116.5 107.29 fisheries administrative management 67.6 86 117.61 epidemiology stations 97 97.7 15 fisheries production loss assistance 23 23 43 fisheries administration and harbors (including fisheries administration vessels) 237.91 4,363.69 300 pilot projects on fisheries insurance 10 10 10 fishing harbors 353.3 211.91 0 antarctic resources exploration program 20 20 20 protected areas/reserves 20 20 20 fisheries assessment and exploratory catch 22 22 24.1 capacity building 60.66 60.7 82.71 fisheries breeding quality protection 89.5 117.4 121.4 comprehensive agriculture development 26.2 27.9 45.2 supplementary budgeting 2.15 1 0 fishing vessel renovation 0 4,034.4 200 subtotal ministry of agriculture 276.95 325.4 380.31 converting boats to homes 0 0 500 central government budget transfer total basic infrastructure 895 8,932.8 1,270.2 seeding 221 306 309.95 building ranching areas 50 89.7 90.05 specialized financing programs vessel decommissioning, production restructuring, and fishermen retraining 29 4.3 0 support for the production of “food basket” items 100 200 200 ministry of agriculture disaster relief 410 0 0 ecological protection (such as fishing reduction) 3 3 2.86 subtotal central government budget transfer 810 600 600 statistics 20 20 18.44 total specialized financing programs 1,087 925.4 980.31 international communication and cooperation 1.5 1.5 1.4 total central government expenditures 1,982 9,858.2 2,250.51 wildlife species protection expenses 0.7 4 4 fuel subsidies 23,990 35,113 38,132.72 disease monitoring and defense expenses 5 5 5 grand total subsidies 25,972 44,971.2 40,383.23 source: mallory (2016) including fuel subsidies not including fuel subsidies bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 183 figure 1 the risk profile of central government expenditures both including and not including fuel subsidies, 2013 source: mallory (2016) the productivity of the fisheries sector must be increased through efforts to manage and utilize the fisheries resources optimally and encourage the development of small and medium scale of fisheries processing industries (tajerin, 2009). a change in capture fisheries management policy is needed in the context of recovering fisheries resource stocks and capture fisheries activities, such as sustainable fisheries management and management based on an ecosystem approach (wiadnya, djohani, erdmann, halim, knight, mous, pet, soede, 2005). in figure 2, the production of capture fisheries in 2015 and 2016 reached about 6.6 million tonnes. its production increased by 6.9 million tonnes in 2017. the capture fisheries in indonesia is both the marine fisheries and inland open water fisheries (ministry of marine affairs and fisheries, 2018). the aquaculture fisheries also have a prominent role in the fulfillment of fisheries production in indonesia. the aquaculture fisheries production in 2015 reached 15.6 million tonnes. then, its production rose 16.0 million tonnes in 2016 and 16.1 million tonnes in 2017 (ministry of marine affairs and fisheries, 2018a). figure 2 the number of capture and aquaculture fisheries production in indonesia, 2012-2017 (million tonnes) 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 capture fisheries 5.8 6.1 6.5 6.6 6.6 6.9 aquaculture fisheries 9.7 13.3 14.4 15.6 16 16.1 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 p r o d u c t io n ( m il li o n t o n n e s ) 96% 1% 2% 0% 1% harmful likely to harm ambiguous likely to benefit beneficial 6% 15% 37% 8% 34% harmful likely to harm ambiguous likely to benefit beneficial bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 184 source: ministry of marine affairs and fisheries figure 3 the farmers’ terms of trade of fishery/aquaculture subsector in indonesia, 2015-2017 source: bps-statistics indonesia the fisheries production is one of the variables that effectuates the increase of gdp value of the fisheries sector. based on the gross domestic product (gdp) from bps-statistics indonesia (2018a), fisheries sector had an increase. in 2016, the gdp of the fisheries sector reached 214.5 trillion rupiahs with 5.15 percent growth and 2.56 percent contribution to the national gdp. in the following year, the gdp of the fisheries sector reached 227.3 trillion rupiahs with 5.95 percent growth and 2.57 percent contribution to the national gdp. the growth of fisheries export has become one of specific focus for the government, in this case the ministry of maritime affairs and fisheries. according to the directorate general of strengthening competitiveness of marine and fishery products processing bps-statistics indonesia data, the value of fisheries export increased 8.12 percent from usd 3.78 billion (2016) to usd 4.09 billion (2017). in the same period, the fisheries export value to the major destination countries increased too. the fisheries export value to the united states grows 12.82 percent, tiongkok grows 11.28 percent, the european union grows 9.38 percent, japan grows 8.31 percent, asean grow 3.42 percent, and others fell 1.76 percent (ministry of marine affairs and fisheries, 2018c). the farmers’ terms of trade of fishery/aquaculture subsector/ nilai tukar petani subsektor perikanan/ budidaya ikan (ntnp) describe the purchasing power of the fishermen and fish farmers in indonesia. this indicator can also be used as the proxy for the fisheries household welfare in indonesia. based on bps-statistics indonesia (2018b), the farmers’ terms of trade of fishery/ aquaculture subsector increased to 1.67 points from 2015 to 2017; 102.38, 102.82, and 104.05 respectively (figure 3). the farmers' terms of trade of fishery/aquaculture subsector has increased in recent years. this fact shows that the purchasing power of fishermen and fish farmers is better than before. the objectives of this research are (1) understanding the general descriptions about fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china; (2) how large the impacts of fisheries subsidies 102.38 102.82 104.05 101.5 102 102.5 103 103.5 104 104.5 2015 2016 2017 bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 185 linked with policies; and (3) the opinion whether the fisheries subsidies must be stopped or not. for the first objective, according to mallory (2016) and putra and aqimuddin (2014), subsidies in the fisheries sector are divided into four types, namely: (1) beneficial subsidies; (2) capacity-enhancing subsidies; (3) ambiguous subsidies; and (4) harmful subsidies. the beneficial subsidies are programs that are shown as investments in natural capital assets. for example, conservation and supervision of fish catches, fisheries management schemes, and fisheries research and development. capacity enhancing subsidies provide disinvestment, likes increasing fisheries capacity causing overexploitation. ambiguous subsidies are the aid programs that have no known (ambiguous) output, whether in the form of investment or disinvestment, such as fisheries counseling. harmful subsidies reverse economic booster and reduce fishing profits including fuel subsidies and tax exemptions. the developed countries provide large subsidies in the field of fisheries management, while the developing countries give large subsidies regarding the support of making fuel and repairing ships. many global subsidies are dangerous and load the government budget, especially the fuel subsidies. unfortunately, fuel subsidies are the greatest fisheries subsidies in both indonesia and china. although most global subsidies are harmful and overlay the state budget, the subsidies are still needed, especially in the developing countries, including indonesia. for the second objective, the fisheries subsidies also contribute the positive effects to the fisheries sector performance indicators. several indicators in the results chapter show the increase gradually, namely the fisheries production, fisheries export, and farmers’ terms of trade of fishery/aquaculture subsector. the result of muchlisin et al. (2013) research is the majority of fishermen have accepted subsidies from both government and nongovernment organizations. they declared that the types of aid proposed were appropriate with their needs and they are still hoped that the fisheries subsidies should be continued in the future. if the fisheries subsidies are eliminated, they can get negative impacts directly. on the other hand, the fuel price increase, or fuel subsidies elimination, are expected to provide the negative impacts. the results show that the increase of fuel price immediately contribute to the negative effects on operational costs for not only the capture fisheries, but also the aquaculture fisheries and fish processing, such as production process, product distribution and consumption (suryawati et al., 2013). the other studies also present the same condition if the elimination of fuel subsidies is applied. the reduction of fuel subsidies give negative impacts, such as diminishing fishermen welfare, increasing the fish price, and rising illegal fishing. the fuel is the most important requirement for fishermen to catch fish (saptanto & wijaya, 2014). it also will give the negative impacts on the fisheries market, fisheries resources and employment putra and aqimuddin (2014). the focus of government programs in the fisheries sector achieves three main target indicators. first, pro-poor namely increasing the income of fishers, fish farmers and bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 186 coastal communities, and increasing the reach of community empowerment programs from poor coastal populations. second, pro-job, namely increasing employment of fisheries labor. third, pro-growth, namely increasing the contribution of fisheries gdp towards non-oil national gdp (excluding processing). to fulfill the three major focus in the fisheries sector, the government must carry out several subsidy actions (putra & aqimuddin, 2014). according to kumar, et. al (2019), the market entrance for fisheries sector has three main classifications of countries: “(i) the holders of fisheries resources; (iii) the holders of fish extraction capacity; and (iii) the current suppliers of marine capture in fisheries”. the matrix in table 5 presents the outputs of two schemes: “(i) the example of retention and recognition of fisheries subsidies; and (ii) the elimination of fisheries subsidies”. finally, there are two feasible schemes in the fisheries market in case talking about the fisheries subsidies with the aim of a trade policy tool and sustainability. table 5. the possible outcomes based on the fisheries subsidies and licenses scenarios developed countries’ producers with vessel capacity and non-specific subsidy are issued license developed countries’ producers with vessel capacity and non-specific subsidy are not issued license developing countries’ current global marine catch producers retain existing and introduces new subsidies, and are issued fishing licences competition competition no market domination competition developing countries’ current global marine catch producers eliminate specific fisheries subsidies, and are not issued fishing licences dominate market (possible oligopoly) exit fisheries market compete and dominate exit fisheries market source: kumar, kumar, stauvermann, & chakradhar (2019) from the matrix, there is a difference in the implementation of fisheries subsidies, depending on whether the developed countries or the developing countries. the subsidies elimination will provide a positive welfare impact for the developed countries. on the other hand, the subsidies elimination will be give a negative welfare impact for the developing countries because most of them are the main producers of capture fisheries. ultimately, the negative welfare impact can also effectuate the most small-scale fishermen with low-income that settle in the developing countries. merayo et al., (2019) review the subsidy reform and distributive justice in the fisheries sector. this study analyses and examines choices for resolving justice concerns in the reform of fisheries subsidies and calls for governments to think the impacts of subsidies bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 187 and subsidy reform on inflammable social communities. several choices for reform can be selected by the policymakers. they would probably encounter solid opposition if they remove subsidies altogether because of high short-term disadvantages at the fisheries sector and society levels that outweigh any long-term benefits. for the last objective, based on the result and discussion of this research, the author does not agree if the fisheries subsidies stopped. although there are some negative impacts, the fisheries business actors, especially small-scale fisheries households (fishers), still need subsidies. the fisheries subsidies should be continued with applied terms and conditions, so the subsidies can be used wisely by the fisheries business actor and can be properly monitored by the government. the author's opinion is in accordance with putra and aqimuddin (2014) research, the fisheries subsidies must continue to be implemented by the government, especially to protect fishers and small fisheries industries. adam and surya (2013) state that the fishers and fish farmers still need subsidies to sustain their fisheries activities. the government provides subsidies including fuel subsidies, input subsidies (seedlings, cold storage, and other supporting facilities), and output subsidies (maintaining price stability). in the capture fisheries, the existence of fuel subsidies would reduce operational costs significantly. as a result, fishers can gain a more significant surplus to fulfill daily needs and upgrade household welfare (suryawati et al., 2013). in the aquaculture fisheries, if there is an increase of fuel price or an elimination of fuel subsidies, it can contribute a huge effect both on intensive and semi-intensive scale, such as increasing production costs directly and decreasing the business profit (ramadhan and suryawati, 2016). conclusion the fuel subsidies are the greatest fisheries subsidies in both indonesia and china. although most global subsidies, including the fuel subsidies, are harmful and burden the government budget, the subsidies policy are still needed, particularly in the developing countries, including indonesia. the fisheries subsidies also contribute the positive effects to the fisheries sector performance indicators. on the other hand, the removal of fisheries subsidies, particularly the fuel subsidies, is expected to make the negative impacts. for the policy, the government regulates the programs in the fisheries sector. there are two feasible schemes in the fisheries market in case talking about the fisheries subsidies with the aim of a trade policy tool and sustainability: (i) the retention and recognition of fisheries subsidies and (ii) the elimination of fisheries subsidies. the author does not agree if the fisheries subsidies stopped. the fisheries subsidies should be continued with applied terms and conditions. hopefully, the subsidies can be used wisely by the fisheries business actors and can be adequately monitored by the government. bayu rhamadani wicaksono fisheries subsidies in indonesia and china jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 188 recommendation there are two recommendations for the government. first, the government must evaluate the subsidy policies that have been implemented whether to successful or not. it can be connected with fisheries sector performance indicators. second, the government must still prepare state budget for fisheries subsidies, especially subsidies for small-scale household, such as fishers. the transparency of fisheries subsidies is 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dan suryanto fakultas ekonomi universitas sebelas maret surakarta jalan ir. sutami no. 36 a kentingan surakarta 57126, telp. 0271 647481, fax. 0271 638143 e-mail: fitriaannisaputri@yahoo.com abstract: the purposes of this study are: 1) to describe the adaptation strategies by tobacco farmers caused by climate change, 2) to determine social, economic, and risk perceptions variables toward decision of tobacco farmers to do the mitigation. the area of research is in kecamatan bulu, kabupaten temanggung. data analysis method used in this research are descriptive analysis and linear regression. based on the descriptive analysis showed some adaptation strategies by tobacco farmers in kecamatan bulu, have been done by pendangiran, fertilizing, spraying anti-foul, delaying planting and tumpangsari. the results of the regression analysis showed that farmers' income variables have a statistically significant effect on the degree of confidence of 5%, while the land area variable has a statistically significant effect on the degree of confidence of 10%. increasing of income is needed to increase willingness to pay to reduce losses due to climate change. the education, age, and risk perception variables did not influence the decision to undertake adaptation strategies in the study area. keywords: tobacco farmers, adaptation strategies, climate change, the risk of farming abstrak: tujuan penelitian ini adalah: 1) menggambarkan strategi adaptasi petani tembakau karena perubahan iklim, 2) menentukan variabel-variabel sosial, ekonomi, dan persepsi risiko, yang mengarah pada keputusan para petani tembakau melakukan mitigasi. wilayah penelitian berlokasi di kecamatan bulu, kabupaten temanggung. kemudian metode analisis data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah analisis deskriptif dan regresi linear. berdasarkan analisis deskriptif menunjukkan beberapa adaptasi strategi oleh petani tembakau di kecamatan bulu, telah dilakukan oleh pendangiran, fertilizing penyemprotan anti-foul, menunda penanaman dan tumpangsari. hasil analisis regresi menunjukkan bahwa variabel pendapatan petani memiliki efek signifikan secara statistik pada tingkat kepercayaan 5%, sementara variabel area tanah memiliki efek yang signifikan secara statistik pada tingkat kepercayaan 10%. kenaikan pendapatan petani diperlukan untuk memperbesar tingkat kesediaan membayar dalam menurunkan kerugian akibat perubahan iklim. variabel-variabel pendidikan, usia, dan persepsi risiko tidak mempengaruhi keputusan melakukan strategi adaptasi di wilayah penelitian. kata kunci: petani tembakau, strategi adaptasi, perubahan iklim, risiko usaha tani pendahuluan dampak perubahan iklim yang paling nyata pada sektor pertanian adalah kerusakan (degradasi) dan penurunan kualitas sumberdaya lahan dan air, infrastruktur pertanian, penurunan produksi dan produktivitas tanaman pangan, yang akan menghasilkan ancaman kerentanan dan kerawanan terhadap ketahanan pangan dan bahkan kemiskinan. hal tersebut dapat meningkatkan risiko usaha tani, baik pangan, perkebunan, peternakan, maupun hortikultura. para petani bingung menghadapi perubahan iklim karena hujan tidak kunjung berhenti, misalnya tembakau milik petani di jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 33-42 34 temanggung rusak akibat terlalu banyak hujan. serangan hama juga menurunkan produksi panen. informasi iklim sangat dibutuhkan petani namun informasi ramalan cuaca kebanyakan tidak akurat dan petani tidak mendapatkan informasi tersebut. kabupaten temanggung merupakan salah satu penghasil tembakau di jawa tengah. terdapat tiga gunung yang mengelilingi kabupaten temanggung, antara lain gunung sumbing (3.371 meter di atas permukaan laut), gunung sindoro (3.153 meter), dan gunung prau (2.656 meter) dengan kondisi tanah yang berpasir dan sedikit masam merupakan tanah non-irigasi atau pertanian tadah hujan. tanah tersebut setiap tahunnya ditanami dengan tanaman tembakau. tanaman tembakau sudah turuntemurun dari sesepuh dahulu merupakan tanaman andalan petani temanggung. hasil panen tersebut akan terbeli oleh pabrik dari rokok kretek, yaitu pabrik gudang garam, djarum, bentoel dan pabrik rokok sukun. tembakau di daerah temanggung tergolong tembakau musim kemarau (voor-oogst) yang digunakan sebagai bahan membuat rokok kretek. tembakau temanggung dapat menyumbang 60-80 persen terhadap total pendapatan petani. nilai ekonomi yang tinggi menyebabkan daya saing tembakau temanggung terhadap komoditas lain juga sangat tinggi. luas areal tembakau temanggung adalah 19.000 hektar dan jumlah petani yang mengandalkan pendapatanya dari tembakau sekitar 57.000 orang. sektor pertanian di kabupaten temanggung, khususnya tembakau sangat besar peranannya terhadap pdrb (pendapatan daerah regional bruto) karena 70 persen berasal dari sektor tersebut. (suwarso et al, 2009) dalam drasti (2011)). masa penanaman tanaman tembakau daerah pegunungan berkisar dari pertengahan bulan februari sampai dengan akhir bulan maret. sedangkan pada tanah persawahan, diperkirakan masa tanam pada pertengahan bulan april sampai dengan akhir bulan mei. lahan tersebut terus disterilkan dari gangguan rumput-rumput liar di sekitar tanaman sampai tembakau tersebut berbunga. tanaman tembakau akan terlihat baik apabila pada waktu penanaman terjadi hujan, hal itu akan membantu pertumbuhan tanaman agar cepat tumbuh dan berkembang. semakin kering lahan kondisi lahan, semakin baik tembakau yang dihasilkan. intensitas cahaya matahari yang tinggi sangat diperlukan terutama pada masa panen dan proses pengolahan pascapanen yang meliputi pemeraman, perajangan, dan pengeringan. faktor cuaca sangat mempengaruhi kualitas tembakau yang dihasilkan sehingga turut menentukan harga jual. para petani mengkhawatirkan apabila hujan turun pada saat musim panen yang diperkirakan terjadi pada bulan juli, agustus dan september karena akan menghasilkan daun yang rusak karena dapat menurunkan kualitas tembakau yang diolah dan tidak dapat dipergunakan sebagai bahan rokok kretek. tembakau yang ditanam di kabupaten temanggung berdasarkan penanaman yakni tembakau gunung dan tembakau sawah. tembakau gunung dibedakan menjadi dua berdasarkan penanaman yakni tegal atas (lebih dari 1200 m dari permukaan laut) dan tegal bawah (900-1200m dari permukaan laut). jenis tembakau yang dihasilkan ada dua macam yaitu tembakau kuning dan hitam. berdasarkan mutu tembakau, tembakau kuning lebih rendah daripada tembakau hitam. tembakau hitam mempunyai mutu khusus yang disebut srintil. tembakau srintil menempati kelas tersendiri karena mutu dan harganya tertinggi di samping kelangkaannya (dinas perkebunan, kehutanan dan konservasi sda kabupaten temanggung, 2006). tanaman tembakau di daerah dataran rendah memerlukan curah hujan rata-rata 2.000 mm/tahun, sedangkan untuk tembakau di dataran tinggi memerlukan curah hujan antara 1.500-3.000 mm/tahun. tanaman tembakau memerlukan lokasi dan suhu udara yang sesuai. suhu udara yang cocok untuk pertumbuhan tembakau adalah berkisar antara 21˚c32,3˚c. tembakau temanggung baik ditanam pada berbagai tipe tanah seperti laktosol, regosol, dan andosol dengan ketinggian 5001.450 mdpl (dinas perkebunan, kehutanan dan konservasi sda kabupaten temanggung, 2006). perubahan iklim sangat nyata mempengaruhi hasil dari tanaman tembakau itu sendiri. strategi adaptasi dampak perubahan iklim (fitria annisa putri dan suryanto) 35 terlihat jelas pada tahun 1998, pada saat itu iklim yang terjadi sangat tidak baik bagi pertumbuhan maupun kehidupan tanaman tembakau. dari pagi, siang, sore sampai malam hujan terus mengguyur tanah perkebunan ataupun persawahan tembakau. tidak terlihat sedikit pun sinar matahari yang muncul. hal tersebut yang memacu gagalnya panen di kabupaten temanggung. hasilnya pun sama sekali tidak dapat digunakan sebagai bahan membuat rokok, maka dari itu petani hanya dapat menggunakannya sebagai rajangan untuk membuat susur yang dipakai oleh orangorang tua di pedesaan. mutu suatu tembakau temanggung akan sangat menentukan suatu harga di pasaran. hal ini berarti bahwa produktivitas meningkat, namun mutu dari produk rendah, tidak akan memberikan manfaat yang memadai bagi petani. untuk mencapai hasil tembakau yang maksimal, maka perlu dilakukan cara sebagai berikut (ditjenbun, 2007): (1) penggunaan benih yang unggul, (2) pengolahan tanah sesuai dengan baku teknis, (3) pengaturan air termasuk peramalan iklim, (4) pemupukan tanaman, (5) perlindungan tanaman, dan (6) panen serta pacsapanen. tujuan dari penelitian ini yaitu: (1) mendeskripsikan strategi adaptasi yang dilakukan oleh petani tembakau di kecamatan bulu, temanggung, dan (2) mengetahui faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi petani, seperti pendapatan, pendidikan, umur petani, persepsi risiko, dan luas lahan dalam melakukan strategi adaptasi dengan menggunakan willingness to pay (wtp). perubahan iklim merupakan berubahnya kondisi fisik atmosfer bumi antara lain suhu dan distribusi curah hujan yang membawa dampak luas terhadap berbagai sektor kehidupan manusia (kementerian lingkungan hidup, 2001 dalam lapan). perubahan ini tidak hanya terjadi sesaat tetapi dapat terjadi dalam kurun waktu yang panjang. nilai ekonomi didefinisikan sebagai pengukuran jumlah maksimum seseorang ingin mengorbankan barang dan jasa untuk memperoleh barang dan jasa lainnya. secara formal, konsep ini disebut keinginan membayar (willingness to pay) seseorang terhadap barang dan jasa yng dihasilkan oleh sumberdaya alam dan lingkungan. wtp juga dapat diartikan sebagai jumlah maksimal seseorang mau membayar untuk menghindari terjadinya penurunan terhadap sesuatu (fauzi, 2010). metode penelitian penelitian ini menggunakan data primer yang berupa kuesioner yang dibagikan kepada petani tembakau. dalam pengambil sampel menggunakan metode cluster sampling pada desa yang terpilih yaitu proses pengambilan sampel yang dilakukan dengan menyeleksi anggota sampel dalam kelompok dan bukan secara individu secara terpisah (tuwu, 1993:167). untuk menentukan ukuran sampel (n) diambil dari pendekatan jumlah populasi (n) dengan menggunakan formula slovin (1960) sebagai berikut (tuwu, 1993:161): 1 . di mana: n adalah jumlah populasi, e adalah kesalahan yang diharapkan peneliti, n adalah jumlah sampel yang diambil sesuai dengan rumus slovin yang telah diuraikan sebelumnya, maka jumlah sampel yang akan diambil dengan tingkat ketepatan 90% dalam penelitian ini. populasi ini berdasarkan pada petani yang mempunyai lahan tegalan. tempat penelitian dilakukan di kecamatan bulu, ada 11 desa yang menggunakan lahan tegalan sebagai media tanamnya. penduduk dari 11 desa tersebut diperoleh hasil 2730 orang yang tinggal di daerah tersebut. dihitung menggunakan rumus slovin yang telah dijelaskan di paragraf sebelumnya didapat jumlah sampel sebanyak 96 responden dengan batas kesalahan sebesar 10%. analisis regresi merupakan suatu metode yang digunakan untuk menganalisis hubungan antar variabel. hubungan tersebut dapat diekspresikan dalam bentuk persamaan yang menghubungkan variabel terikat y dengan satu atau lebih variabel bebas x1, x2,…,xn. dalam analisis regresi pola hubungan antarvariabel diekspresikan dalam sebuah persamaan regresi yang diduga berdasar data sampel. 3 in m l k p l a (a r β b g te k k te d la d d te m je d n m s p p y b u la ju d r p k k r 36 model y ni adalah: model regre ln(wtp) = β β keterangan: ponden untu ln(pend) a adalah luas age) adala risiko, e ad β1-β5 adala bel independ hasi gambaran u embakau di kasikan mela kan respond ersebut meli dikan, pend ahan yang d diaan petan dampak per embakau. mampu mem elas mengen diteliti. pertama ngaruh terha mempengaru silkan. sema produktivita pai batas ter yang dihasilk bidang perta umur petani am melaku umlah peta disajikan pad berdasar responden y persen antara kan persenta kurang dari ruhi 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yaitu p mencerminka htangga. be a per bulan asilan tidak okok melain ma responde njukkan 4,1 ki pendap 00.000. petan p1.000.001-r n, sedangkan yang b 00.000 dan 2 patan kuran jumlah pend t kesejahtera data primer, dio gambar 3 eempat, yait kau luas lah ada produk a luas lahan y kau juga be a yang berup data primer, dio gam dampak peru daripada per pendapatan an keadaan esarnya pen responden hanya bersu nkan total p en setiap bu 7 persen p patan antar ni yang berp rp1.500.000 n 59,38 perse berpenghasil 21,88 persen ng dari rp5 dapatan dap aan hidup. olah 2012 3. tingkat pen tu luas laha han tembaka ksi, hal ini yang semak ertambah be pa diagram p olah 2012 bar 4. luas la ubahan iklim rguruan ting rumahtangg ekonomi ndapatan r cukup bera umber dari p penghasilan ulannya. gam petani temb ra: rp1.50 pendapatan sebanyak en merupaka lan rp50 lainnya me 00.000 per b pat menunju ndapatan an. pada tan u akan berp dapat dipa kin besar pro esar pula. b pada gamba ahan m (fitria ann ggi. ga dasuatu rumah agam. pekern yang mbar 3 bakau 00.001 sebe14,58 an pe00.001emiliki bulan. ukkan naman pengaahami oduksi berikut ar 4. pe ku pe de de ya me gr pe ru tan sa ga da seb de ny ka ha sa sum st ba ha ne jua tu di tem pa dil ma de pe tan ng nisa putri dan gambar 4 ersentase ter urang dari ersen. persen engan luas engan 1,5 he aitu 0,5 ha. s erupakan ha kelima y am pada ga etani respond uhnya damp naman temb rkan hasil ambar 5 terli alam perseps besar 83,33 en banyak ya ya perubaha au akan mem asil yang bur at panen. mber: data prim g trategi adap agi petani te arapan mere en yang berk al yang ting runnya huja saat musim mbakau da ada daun tem terdapat lakukan ole atan bulu te engan melak enyemprotan nam dan m giran adalah n suryanto) 4 memberik rbesar luas 0,5 hektar ntase terend lahan antar ektar. rata-r sebagian bes ak milik prib yaitu tentang ambar 5 mer den mengen pak peruba bakau yang analisis yan hat bahwa s si risiko den persen itu a ang menjaw an iklim pad mpengaruhi ruk dan men mer, diolah 2012 ambar 5. pers ptasi embakau pa eka adalah m kualitas baik ggi. perubah an dengan i m panen dap an dapat m mbakau. beberapa s h para peta epatnya di kukan pend n obat anti b melakukan t h salah satu kan informa lahan peta yaitu sebe dah yaitu 4, a 1,01 hekt rata luas lah ar lahan yan badi. g persepsi ri upakan hasi nai seberapa ahan iklim mereka tana ng ditunjuk skor jawaban ngan skala 1 artinya bahw ab setuju de da saat musi daya tahan ngalami keru epsi risiko da saat mus mendapatkan k dan mempu han iklim yan ntensitas cu pat merusak mengalami k strategi adap ni tembakau desa wono dangiran, pe busuk, menu tumpang sa strategi adap 37 asi bahwa ani adalah esar 61,46 ,17 persen ar sampai han petani ng dimiliki isiko. diail jawaban berpengaterhadap am. berdakkan pada n tertinggi 11-15 yaitu wa responengan adaim temban tanaman, ugian pada sim tanam n hasil paunyai nilai ng berupa ukup besar k tanaman kebusukan ptasi yang u di kecasari, yaitu mupukan, unda masa ri. pendaptasi yang jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 33-42 38 dilakukan bertujuan merawat ulang dengan membuat saluran air pada tanah yang akan ditanami tembakau dengan cara meninggikan tanah tersebut agar air yang membasahi tidak dapat merendam tanaman. apabila terjadi iklim yang buruk strategi tersebut biasanya dilakukan sampai 3 kali selama masa tanam dan tergantung struktur tanah. strategi dalam hal pemupukan memang lazim dilakukan untuk menyuburkan tanaman, biasanya pemupukan dilakukan 2 kali selama masa tanam berbeda halnya apabila pada musim buruk pemupukan dapat dilakukan sampai 4 kali dalam masa tanam. pendangiran dan pemupukan yang dimaksud di sini adalah sebuah tindakan susulan apabila terjadi musim yang tidak baik untuk pertumbuhan tembakau. strategi adaptasi yang lain guna menjaga tanaman dari serangan hama, yaitu dengan melakukan penyemprotan obat pada tembakau. ada dua cara yang dilakukan, pertama adalah dengan penyemprotan daun dengan obat fungisida bertujuan agar daun tembakau tidak busuk dikarenakan oleh jamur. kedua adalah penyemprotan pada pohon, dimulai dari waktu pembibitan diawal masa tanam dengan memberi obat biolak. menunda masa tanam juga dilakukan oleh petani di kecamatan bulu apabila terdeteksi bahwa cuaca yang terjadi sangat buruk. hal ini dilakukan hanya selang beberapa hari saja dengan masa tanam yang seharusnya dilakukan. biasanya sekitar 8 sampai 10 hari penundaan masa tanam yang dilakukan oleh petani tembakau di kecamatan bulu. strategi adaptasi yang selanjutnya adalah melakukan tindakan tumpang sari. dengan menanami tanaman seperti tanaman palawija di sela-sela tanaman tembakau. hal tersebut dimaksudkan untuk mengurangi kerugian apabila mengalami hasil panen pada tembakau tersebut buruk. analisis regresi setelah dilakukan survei kepada petani tembakau di desa wonosari, kemudian akan dilakukan analisis regresi guna untuk mengetahui variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap variabel terikat (dependent variable) dan variabel bebas (independent variable). analisis yang digunakan adalah model regresi berganda dengan bentuk double log. untuk mengetahui besarnya pengaruh masing-masing variabel independen terhadap variabel dependen, digunakan alat analisis regresi berganda, dengan model regresi double log linear sebagai berikut: ln(wtp) = β0 + β1ln(inc) + β2ln(land) + β3(edc) + β4 (age) + β5(risk) + e dimana: ln(wtp) adalah kesediaan membayar (willingness to pay), ln(inc) adalah pendapatan, ln(land) adalah luas lahan, (edc) adalah pendidikan, (age) adalah umur, (risk) adalah persepsi risiko, β1-β5 adalah koefisien regresi, β0 adalah konstanta, dan e adalah error. (1) uji multikolinearitas. multikolinearitas adalah suatu kondisi dimana terdapat korelasi atau hubungan antarvariabel independen. cara untuk mendeteksi ada tidaknya multikolinearitas salah satunya dengan membandingkan r2 (koefisien determinasi) regresi awal dengan r2 parsial (koefisien korelasi antarvariabel independen). dengan kriteria pengujian: (a) jika nilai r2> r2 maka ada masalah multikolinearitas. (b) jika nilai r2 t tabel atau 7,638 > 1,662 artinya variabel pendapatan secara individu berpengaruh positif (+) terhadap variabel dependen wtp pada tingkat signifikansi 5%. dapat dikatakan, pendapatan berpengaruh terhadap wtp (kesediaan membayar untuk mengatasi kerugian). uji t pada variabel luas lahan didapatkan kesimpulan t hitung > t tabel atau 1,877 > 1,662 artinya variabel luas lahan secara individu berpengaruh positif (+) terhadap variabel dependen wtp pada tingkat signifikansi 5%. dapat dikatakan, luas lahan berpengaruh terhadap wtp (kesediaan membayar untuk mengatasi kerugian). uji t pada variabel pendidikan didapatkan bahwa kesimpulan t hitung < t tabel atau -0,230 < 1,662 artinya variabel pendidikan secara individu berpengaruh negatif (-) terhadap variabel dependen wtp pada tingkat signifikansi 5%. dapat dikatakan, pendidikan tidak berpengaruh terhadap wtp (kesediaan membayar untuk mengatasi kerugian). uji t pada variabel umur bahwa kesimpulan t hitung < t tabel atau 0,756 < 1,662 artinya variabel umur secara individu berpengaruh negatif (-) terhadap variabel dependen wtp pada tingkat signifikansi 5%. dapat bahwa variatabel 3. hasil analisis regresi nama variabel notasi koefisien regresi standar error konstanta pendapatan luas lahan pendidikan umur persepsi risiko c ln(inc) ln(land) (edc) (age) (risk) -1,307917 0,74015*** 0,13012* -0,022209 0,021431 0,018916 2,682996 0,096893 0,069293 0,096537 0,028317 0,070171 f hitung f sign r2 adj r2 14,67270 0,000000 0,451847 0,421052 keterangan: *) signifikan pada level 10 persen, ***) signifikan pada level 1 persen jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 33-42 40 bel umur tidak berpengaruh terhadap wtp (kesediaan membayar untuk mengurangi kerugian). uji t pada variabel persepsi risiko bahwa t hitung < t tabel atau 0,269 < 1,662 artinya variabel persepsi risiko secara individu berpengaruh negatif (-) terhadap variabel dependen wtp pada tingkat signifikansi 5%. dapat dikatakan bahwa variabel persepsi risiko tidak hasil regresi menunjukkan bahwa f hitung (14,672) lebih besar daripada f tabel (2,316), maka h0 ditolak dan menerima h1, maka dapat dikatakan bahwa secara statistik semua koefisien regresi tersebut signifikan pada tingkat signifikan 5%. ini berarti variabel pendapatan, luas lahan, pendidikan, umur, dan persepsi risiko secara bersama-sama berpengaruh terhadap wtp para petani di desa wonosari, kecamatan bulu temanggung. berdasarkan tabel 4, nilai r2 didapat 0,45 ini berarti sekitar 45% variasi variabel dapat dijelaskan dalam model sedangkan sisanya sekitar 55% dijelaskan oleh variabel diluar model. pengaruh pendapatan terhadap willingness to pay dilihat dari nilai koefisien regresi variabel pendapatan adalah sebesar 0,740156 dengan probabilitas sebesar 0,0000 signifikan pada level 1% sehingga variabel pendapatan pada penelitian ini mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap kemampuan membayar untuk melakukan strategi adaptasi. wtp = 1,307919 + 0,740156 (inc) = 2,048075, jadi nilai wtp minimal pendapatan petani yaitu sebesar rp2,05,-. dari 10% jumlah penduduk yang sebanyak 2730 petani diperoleh hasil 273. ditunjukkan bahwa wtp minimal = 273 x rp2,05 = 559,65, jadi wtp minimal yang dikeluarkan oleh petani yaitu sebesar rp559,65,-. hasil analisis menunjukkan tanda koefisien pendapatan bernilai positif. ini mengartikan bahwa semakin tinggi pendapatan petani maka akan semakin tinggi rata-rata jumlah nominal rupiah yang dikeluarkan untuk melakukan strategi adaptasi. variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap willingness to pay adalah luas lahan. dapat dilihat pada nilai koefisien regresi variabel luas lahan adalah sebesar 0.130120 dengan probabilitas sebesar 0.0637 signifikan pada level 10% sehingga variabel luas lahan pada penelitian ini mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap kemampuan membayar untuk melakukan strategi adaptasi. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa jika luas lahan meningkat sebesar 10% menyebabkan wtp meningkat sebesar 0,13%. hasil analisis menunjukkan tanda koefisien luas lahan bernilai positif. ini artinya bahwa luas lahan yang meningkat maka, petani akan menambah jumlah wtp yang dikeluarkan untuk melindungi tanaman tembakau dari dampak perubahan iklim yang terjadi. tingkat pendidikan, umur, dan persepsi risiko tidak berpengaruh terhadap willingness to pay untuk melakukan strategi adaptasi. simpulan kesimpulan yang diperoleh dari penelitian ini adalah petani tembakau di kecamatan bulu telah berupaya melakukan strategi adaptasi untuk mengurangi kerugian dari perubahan iklim yang berdampak pada hasil panen yang mereka terima. adaptasi tersebut meliputi penundaan masa tanam, melakukan tumpang sari, pendangiran, pemupukan, dan penyemprotan obat jamur atau fungisida pada daun dan batang tanaman. wtp mitigasi yang dikeluarkan oleh petani tembakau dipengaruhi oleh pendapatan dan luas lahan. variabel-variabel yang berpengaruh positif terhadap wtp adalah pendapatan, luas lahan, umur, dan persepsi risiko, sedangkan variabel yang berpengaruh negatif terhadap wtp yang dikeluarkan petani tembakau adalah variabel pendidikan. saran yang dapat diberikan untuk penelitian ini yaitu perlu diadakan penyuluhan dan asosiasi mengenai strategi adaptasi terhadap perubahan iklim yang dapat berdampak pada tanaman tembakau agar lebih banyak pengetahuan yang didapat untuk mengurangi kerugian dari perubahan iklim. adaptasi yang tepat sangat diperlukan untuk mengurangi kerugian petani. kurikulum lokal di wilayah studi perlu ditambahkan bagaimana menghadapi perubahan iklim. persepsi terhadap risiko sebenarnya telah cukup baik namun belum diimbangi dengan peningkatan kesadaran untuk melakustrategi adaptasi dampak perubahan iklim (fitria annisa putri dan suryanto) 41 kan adaptasi yang lebih baik. pemerintah perlu memfasilitasi petani untuk mengikuti pelatihan-pelatihan seperti kunjungan, demonstrasi dan seminar yang dapat meningkatkan pengetahuan serta keterampilan dalam menjalankan usahataninya. daftar pustaka bps. 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samples who provided annual reports from 2007 to 2016. the measurement of the systemic risks was performed by using financial contagion risk index and was tested using vector autoregression method. results show that there was a one-way causality pattern between banks as the research samples, covering bca with bank mayapada, bank maybank, bank mega, and bank resona perdania and also bank cimb niaga with bca, bri, bni, btn, commonwealth bank, j-trust bank, bank keb hana, bank mega, and bank permata. meanwhile, two-way causality occurs between bank bca and bank mandiri and vice versa. in addition, the impact of the risk pressure of a bank is not always positive, however, it is also negative in some cases, which means that the bank can take advantage of the shocked conditions experienced by other banks. keywords: contagion; systemic risk; interbank market; banking institution; shock. jel classification: g21; g01 introduction banks have an important position in the national economic system. its role is getting broader with a variety of services offered that provides convenience to the public, especially in case of financial matters. moreover, a bank also has various risks inherent in it. in coping with the banking crisis occurred, banks become a flimsy institution due to the various exposures they have. financial institutions have an exposure effect towards each other that can be seen from the practice of interbank market. meaning that, a failure occurred in one institution will be contagious and cause further failures in other institutions which run similar business models (kapoor, 2010; 19-20). ayomi and hermanto (2013) explain that systemic risk causes failure of one or several financial institutions as a result of systemic events due to financial system imperfections such as asymmetric information, agency affiliation: universitas negeri surabaya, surabaya, indonesia. *correspondence: musdholifah@unesa.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5025 citation: musdholifah, hartono, u., & wulandari, y. (2019). measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 207220. article history received: 24 august 2019 accepted: 29 october 2019 mailto:musdholifah@unesa.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6943 musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 208 problems, and moral hazard. those things will cause excessive risk-taking behavior, contagion risk (domino effect), and financial intermediation. zakaria (2015) explains that the contagion effects can come from finance and economics. financial contagion occurs because the agents in domestic and international financial systems are interconnected through the transactions in the financial market, either directly or indirectly. one condition that triggers systemic risk is bank run. simorangkir (2011) defines bank run as an event in which many customers simultaneously withdraw funds on a large scale conducted as soon as possible in a certain bank because the customer does not longer believe the bank’s performance. consequently, this condition might turn into a banking crisis if the bank run occurred in one bank has been transmitted to another bank, known as a contagious effect. schoenmaker (1996) defines banking contagion risk as the condition of financial difficulties in one or more banks that are transmitted to a number of other larger banks or financial systems. the contagion effect can spread through information or credit channels. some researchers have undertaken research on banking contagion effects. aharony and swary (1983) examined the possibility of a contagion effect using capital market when a bank failure in the us occurred. the results show that there is little evidence of the contagion due to the failure of three major banks in the us. it happened because during the transmission period, the central bank played an active role as a lender of the last resort so that the impact of transmission failure can be reduced. this caused doubts for banking experts leading to the idea that the contagion effect had no significant impact towards banking stability. meanwhile, zakaria (2015) conveys that systemic risk is a big source of risk. there were banks in morocco have potential systemic problems, such as atw and bmce. grais and rajhi (2015) also prove that islamic financial institutions could potentially experience the contagion risk in different degrees. the islamic financial institutions face certain risks related to sharia principles in their business activities. billio, getmansky, lo, and pelizzon (2010) explain that the banking sector can be a source of systemic risk compared to other financial institutions. bank liquidity and the fact that the banking sector is not designed to withstand large and rapid losses, make this sector vulnerable to systemic risk. gauthier, he, and souissi (2010) used bank liquidity to see its effect towards bank systemic risk and found that the network effects and liquidity risk were the main causes of systemic risk in the banking system. moreover, upper (2011) describes the simulation method used to predict the potential contagion found in the interbank loan market. similarly, chinazzi and fagiolo (2013) used a network theory to observe the contagion and systemic risk in the financial markets. results show that the relationship or interaction between banks and financial institutions can strengthen the shock of the economic system during the crisis period. based on the description, this study aims at determining the causal relationship between banks in indonesia and examine whether shocks in a bank will cause similar effects to musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 209 other banks within the banking system in indonesia. the study was conducted using the granger’s causality test method. globalization leads to the connections between financial institutions and money markets both domestically and internationally. this causes the collapse of a financial institution in one country, which might spread to other institutions or countries (shah, 1997), of which the phenomenon is often called as contagion or systemic risk. in the crisis period, the probability of default from several financial institutions will increase the default on other financial institutions. it means that when financial institutions experience distress, other similar institutions will experience shocks, which is further contagious (zakaria, 2015). such phenomenon is similar to the domino effect because the fall of an institution leads to the fall of other institutions in a row. on a broader scale, the collapse of a certain bank in a country will cause stress to the banking institutions and other financial institutions in other countries. it can be seen in the 2008 us crisis which later spread becoming global financial crisis. rescue costs for banks that experience stressed conditions in preventing the systemic collapse are quite large. shah (1997) states that these costs can reach millions to billions of pounds, so there is a need for research in this field as an effort to prevent the occurrence of systemic risk transmission. there are several studies that have been conducted to determine the cause of the contagion effect. most researchers realize that the interbank market is the most important risk distribution channel for banks and other financial institutions (memmel & sachs, 2013). moreover, the distribution channel can also occur in the context of liquidity and refinancing (schoenmaker, 1996). one of the studies examining transmission of shocks from the interbank market side was conducted by philippas, koutelidakis, & leontitsis (2015) who adapted the barabási – albert model (ba model). the shocks in small banks caused huge losses in a whole so that there was a need for a crisis restraint policy. the interbank networks can be used to explain the shocks and the correlation between the banking sectors. gai, haldane, and kapadia (2011) and gauthier, et al. (2010) empirically examined the distribution channel from a banking crisis in terms of the liquidity. gai, et al. (2011) developed an interaction network model in order to find out how the channel of liquidity shock spread in the banking system. the results show that the concentration and complexity are the main causes of the fragility of the financial institutions until they are able to be the channel which spread shocks in the economic cycle. in general, aharony and swary (1983) distinguish the spread of contagion effects through information and credit channels. the spread of contagion effects through information channels is divided into pure and noisy contagion. pure contagion occurs when negative information such as fraud and investment losses on certain risks that occur in a bank adversely affect all banks, including the banks that have no connection with the first bank. noisy contagion occurs when a bank's failure shows a bad signal for some other banks with similar characteristics. if a bank fails, the other banks with similar asset structures and liabilities will also likely experience bank runs. meanwhile, the spread of contagion musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 210 effects through credit channels can occur due to the existence of interbank markets, overthe-counter (otc) derivative markets, and payment systems. the spread of contagion risk can also occur through foreign exchange transactions in the market and the fair value of financial assets (de bandt & hartmann, 2000). it is because the foreign exchange and security transactions have two sides, namely the transfer of assets on one hand and payments on the other, which both lead to the exposure of credit and liquidity risks. the research framework in this study refers to the previous study conducted by christiawan and arfianto (2013), which had similar subjects and research methods. therefore, based on the previous research and literary objectives, the hypotheses proposed in this study are stated as follows: h1 : there is a causal relationship between interbank banking pressures h2 : there is an effect of shocks on bank i towards bank j research method this study aimed at determining the contagion risk in several banks in indonesia. the calculation of the contagion risk was done through the use of composite index taking three variables into account: the comparison between the placements to other banks and deposit this variable indicated that the banks had account interactions with other banks (interbank deposits) so that this indicator could be used to measure the bank's vulnerability towards the contagion risk in the interbank market. the formula is: 𝑝𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑒𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑠 𝑡𝑜 𝑜𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑟 𝑏𝑎𝑛𝑘𝑠 𝑑𝑒𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑖𝑡 the differences between the increase of fair-value financial asset and the total assets this variable was used to assess the resilience of the bank through the total assets towards the shocks that occurred in the securities market. the formula is: differences between the increase of fair − value financial asset 𝑡𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝑎𝑠𝑠𝑒𝑡 the differences between foreign exchange transactions and the total assets this variable was used to measure the bank's resilience through its total assets in responding to the shocks on the foreign exchange market. the formula is: musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 211 the differences between foreign exchange transactions 𝑡𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙 𝑎𝑠𝑠𝑒𝑡 those three variables were used to measure the financial contagion risk indicator (christiawan & arfianto, 2013). the indicator was in a form of an index used to measure the systemic risk between banks and the channels of transmission through the interbank money market, foreign exchange transactions, and the fair value of financial assets in the banks. the research population covered all conventional banks in indonesia. meanwhile, the samples used in this study were banks that provided financial reports from 2007-2016. therefore, based on that characteristic, there were 18 banks taken as the research samples. the data used in this study were audited financial statements and were available on each bank’s website or on the website of indonesian stock exchange. the method used in the present study was vector autoregression (var). an analysis with the var method was carried out in sequence to answer the research hypotheses. simple var equation were presented as: 𝑦1𝑡 = 𝛽10 + 𝛽11𝑦1𝑡−1 + 𝛼11𝑦2𝑡−1 + 𝑢1𝑡 𝑦2𝑡 = 𝛽20 + 𝛽21𝑦2𝑡−1 + 𝛼21𝑦1𝑡−1 + 𝑢2𝑡 in matrix form var equation were ( 𝑦1𝑡 𝑦2𝑡 ) = ( 𝛽10 𝛽20 ) + ( 𝛽11𝛼11 𝛼21𝛽21 ) + ( 𝑦1𝑡−1 𝑦2𝑡−1 ) = ( 𝑢1𝑡 𝑢2𝑡 ) 𝑦𝑡 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑦𝑡−1 + 𝑢1𝑡 2x1 2x1 (2x2) (2x1) (2x1) in order to answer the first hypothesis, the granger’s causality test was conducted. the proposed h0 stated that there was no causal relationship between interbank pressures, while ha showed the contrary. h0 was rejected if the probability value was smaller than the real values. to answer the second hypothesis, var test was conducted to see the effect of shocks from one bank to other banks. result and discussion granger’s causality test to answer the first hypothesis, the granger causality test was carried out by using α of 5%, showing a result that there was a causal relationship between banks in both one-way and two-way causalities. statistically, one-way causality occurred between bank cimb niaga which affected btn, bca, bri, bni, commonwealth bank indonesia, bank permata, bank mega, keb hana bank, and j-trust indonesia bank. meanwhile, bank bca influenced bank mayapada international, maybank indonesia, bank mega, and bank resona musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 212 perdania. bri influenced bni, bank ekspor indonesia, mayapada bank, and bank nusantara parahyangan. bank mandiri affected bri, bni, and commonwealth indonesia. bank commowealth indonesia influenced bni and bank mega. btn affected bca. bni affected bank danamon indonesia. j-trust bank affected bni. mayapada international bank affected bni. bank permata influenced bank mayapada international and bni. bank woori saudara indonesia influenced bni. finally, bank ekspor indonesia affected maybank indonesia and bank resona perdania. in addition, the results of the granger test also showed that, statically, there was a two-way relationship or causality between bca and bank mandiri. vector auto regression analysis based on the granger causality test, it could be seen that there was an interbank causality in both one-way and two-way causalities. next, a var analysis was conducted to determine the impact of shocks from bank j towards bank i. although it was statistically significant, the impact of shocks was not always positive. based on the results of the tests, there were many cases indicating that the impact of the shock was negative, which meant that bank i could take advantage of the shock that occurred in bank j. large banks had large asset values so that they could reduce the risk of the shock impacts that occurred in other banks. in some cases, the shock of other banks gave benefits to the aforementioned banks. one of the banks with large assets was bni. based on the results of the var analysis, if the risk in bca four periods ago changed by 1%, it could reduce bni's risk in this period by 2.78837%. moreover, if the btn risk three periods ago increased by 1%, it would reduce bni’s risk at this period by 2.09282%. the same thing happened with the increase in bank danamon's risk in the last period, bank ekspor indonesia a period ago and three periods ago, indonesian j-trust bank one period and three periods ago, keb hana bank one period ago and three periods ago, bank mayapada two periods ago and four periods ago, maybank bank last period and three periods ago, bank mega four periods ago, bank nusantara parahyangan two periods ago and four periods ago, bank permata last period and three periods ago, and bank resona perdania two periods ago and four periods ago; would statistically reduce bni’s risk by a percentage reflected in table 1 (appendix). the bank shocks could also be caused by the condition of the bank in the past. as an example, for bni, the shock occurring last period, two periods ago, and three periods ago, led to the shocks in the current period. bca, as one of the national private banks with large assets, also experienced shocks due to the past conditions. in several banks with not-too-large assets, the effects of shocks did not cause significant shock to other banks. an example could be seen from bank mayapada international in which there were not many banks affected by the shock. in addition, the interbank shocks, even though they were statistically positive, were not too significant because the shock did not directly cause default conditions to other banks. this condition also did not cause a systemic crisis in banks in indonesia. it supported a research conducted by zakaria (2015) which stated that contagion occurred due to the agents in financial systems that were connected through financial market transactions directly or indirectly. this was also in line with the musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 213 results of the research done by christiawan and arfianto (2013) showing that there was interbank causality, and the impact of shocks did not directly cause complacency to other banks. the limitation of this study was that it only dealt with the contagion risk in terms of the market risk as stated in the researches done by memmel & sachs (2013) and philippas, et al. (2015), and also it did not take the contagion risk into account in terms of the liquidity as stated in gai, jenkinson, & kapadia (2007), gai, et al. (2011), gauthier, et al. (2010), allen and gale (2000), allen, carletti, and gale, (2009), chen, chen, & gerlach (2013), ahelegbey and giudici (2014). conclusion this study aims at analyzing the pressures and the impacts of the shock effect from one bank to other banks. the spread of the contagion risk in this study was measured from the interbank market risk channels by taking the bank vulnerabilities in interbank account interactions, the risks of the securities market and foreign exchange market. the test results show that there is one-way and two-way causalities, for two-way relationship or causality it found that there is causality between bca and bank mandiri. in addition, there is also an impact of the shock from banks j towards bank i, of which the statistics are not always positive. this shows that there is pressure among the banks in indonesia. although statistically there are inter-bank shocks, the shock value tends to be small so that it does not lead to direct systemic crisis. the limitation in this study is that it does not take the distribution channel in terms of liquidity, therefore, the future studies are expected to take the contagion risk assessment in terms of liquidity into account. acknowledgment this research was supported by ministry of research, technology and higher education. we thank our colleagues from unesa who provided insight and expertise that greatly assisted the research. appendix table 1 var analysis bank bank respon bank bank respon bank bank respon bca bca (-2) -3.54 bni bca (-4) -2.79 bri bca (-2) -2.36 bca (-3) -3.25 bni (-1) -2.78 bca (-3) -2.91 bri (-1) 1.84 bni (-2) -3.53 bni (-1) -2.14 bri (-2) -3.51 bni (-3) -3.2 bri (-2) -2.54 bri (-3) -2.68 bri (-2) 4.33 bri (-4) -1.88 bri (-4) -2.52 bri (-3) 4.79 btn (-1) 5.97 btn (-1) 5.76 btn (-3) -2.09 btn (-4) -4.19 btn (-2) -2.09 danamon (1) -2.04 cimb niaga (-1) 4.74 btn (-4) -4.01 ekspor_ind (1) -2.6 cimb niaga (-2) 3.63 cimb niaga (-1) 4.10 ekspor_ind (2) 2.71 cimb niaga (-3) 3.1 musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 214 bank bank respon bank bank respon bank bank respon bca cimb niaga (2) 3.48 ekspor_ind (-3) -2.77 btn mega (-1) 2.27 cimb niaga (3) 2.86 ekspor_ind (-4) 2.76 mega (-2) -2.02 danamon (-2) -2.24 jtrust_ind (-1) -2.65 mega (-3) 1.71 ekspor_ind (1) 2.01 jtrust_ind (-2) 2.73 resona_perd ania (-1) 2.24 ekspor_ind (2) -1.95 jtrust_ind (-3) -2.74 woori_sdra (-1) 1.8 ekspor_ind (3) 1.92 jtrust_ind (-4) 2.7 woori_sdra (-2) -1.93 ekspor_ind (4) -1.93 kebhana (1) -2.94 woori_sdra (-3) 2.00 mandiri (-4) -1.82 kebhana (2) 2.94 woori_sdra (-4) -2.09 maybank (-1) 2.07 kebhana (3) -2.88 bca (-2) 2.12 maybank (-2) -2.05 kebhana (4) 2.76 bca (-3) 2.99 commo n _wealt h bca (-2) -2.16 nusantara_ parahy (-4) -2.61 kebhana (-1) -1.92 bca (-3) -2.94 permata (1) -2.77 kebhana (-2) 2.28 bni (-1) 1.98 permata (2) 2.84 kebhana (-3) -2.39 bri (-2) -3.02 permata (3) -2.79 kebhana (-4) 2.42 bri (-3) -2.89 permata (4) 2.71 mandiri (-4) 1.9 btn (-1) 2.94 resona_per dania (-1) 1.90 mayapada (3) 1.86 btn (-4) -2.47 resona_per dania (-2) -2.57 mayapada (4) -2.09 ekspor_ind (1) 2.26 resona_per dania (-3) 2.53 maybank (-1) -2.45 ekspor_ind (2) -2.30 resona_per dania (-4) -2.53 maybank (-2) 2.52 ekspor_ind (3) 2.34 cimb niaga bca (-2) -2.24 maybank (-3) -2.58 ekspor_ind (4) -2.37 bca (-3) -2.98 maybank (-4) 2.63 kebhana (-2) -1.7 bni (-1) -3.04 mega (-1) -2.35 kebhana (-3) 1.81 bri (-1) 2.23 mega (-2) 1.89 kebhana (-4) -1.83 bri (-2) -2.45 permata (-3) -1.69 mandiri (-4) -1.68 bri (-3) -2.13 permata (-4) 1.9 maybank (-1) 1.98 bri (-4) -2.62 woori_sdra (-1) -2.83 maybank (-2) -2.04 btn (-1) 3.44 woori_sdra (-2) 3.01 maybank (-3) 2.10 btn (-4) -2.24 woori_sdra (-3) -3.18 maybank (-4) -2.16 cimb_niag a (-1) 2.43 woori_sdra (-4) 3.32 mega (-1) 2.38 danamon (4) -1.76 jtrus t indon esia bca (-3) -2.11 mega (-2) -2.07 ekspor_ind (-1) 2.66 bni (-1) -2.501 musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 215 bank bank respon bank bank respon bank bank respon woori_sdra (-1) 2.75 ekspor_ind (-2) -2.7 bri (-2) -3.06 woori_sdra (-2) -2.87 ekspor_ind (-3) 2.74 bri (-3) -2.72 woori_sdra (-3) 3.01 ekspor_ind (-4) -2.8 bri (-4) -1.99 woori_sdra (-4) -3.16 jtrust_ind (-3) 1.84 btn (-1) 4.49 ekspor indones ia bca (-2) -1.7 jtrust_ind (-4) -2.11 btn (-4) -3.52 bni (-1) 2.6 kebhana (1) 2.16 cimb niaga (1) 4.34 cimb niaga (1) -3.18 kebhana (2) -2.43 cimb niaga (2) 2.63 cimb niaga (2) -2.67 kebhana (3) 2.52 cimb niaga (3) 2.29 cimb niaga (3) -2.31 kebhana (4) -2.54 danamon (-4) -1.88 danamon (-1) 1.9 mandiri (-4) -2.61 ekspor_ind (1) 2.09 danamon (-2) 3.36 mayapada (-2) 1.90 ekspor_ind (2) -2.08 danamon (-3) 2.19 mayapada (-3) -2.12 ekspor_ind (3) 2.09 jtrust_ind (-1) 1.81 mayapada (-4) 2.31 ekspor_ind (4) -2.12 jtrust_ind (-2) -1.7 maybank (1) 2.44 kebhana (-1) -1.68 mega (-1) -2.99 maybank (2) -2.53 kebhana (-3) 1.76 mega (-2) 2.77 maybank (3) 2.64 kebhana (-4) -1.76 mega (-3) -2.52 maybank (4) -2.73 maybank (-1) 1.83 mega (-4) 2.17 nusantara_ parahy (-4) 1.89 maybank (-2) -1.87 nusantara_pa rahy (-1) -2.27 permata (2) -1.73 maybank (-3) 1.91 nusantara_pa rahy (-2) 2.09 permata (3) 2.01 maybank (-4) -1.94 nusantara_pa rahy (-3) -1.85 permata (4) -2.16 woori_sdra (-2) -1.82 resona_perd ania (-2) 2.20 resona_per dania (-4) 1.7 woori_sdra (-3) 1.96 resona_perd ania (-3) -1.99 woori_sdr a (-1) 1.99 woori_sdra (-4) -2.06 resona_perd ania (-4) 1.72 woori_sdr a (-2) -2.13 keb hana indon esia bca (-3) 1.67 woori_sdra (-1) -2.82 woori_sdr a (-3) -2.28 bri (-2) 3.00 woori_sdra (-2) 2.49 woori_sdr a (-4) -2.42 bri (-3) 3.18 woori_sdra (-3) -2.11 danam on bni (-1) 2.56 bri (-4) 1.95 woori_sdra (-4) 1.77 bri (-3) 2.15 commonweal th (-1) -1.96 c -2.29 danamon (-1) -1.83 commonweal th (-2) 1.912 mandiri bca (-2) 1.96 ekspor_ind (-1) -2.41 commonweal th (-3) -1.89 musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 216 bank bank respon bank bank respon bank bank respon bca (-3) 2.82 ekspor_ind (-2) 2.56 commonweal th (-4) 1.9 bri (-1) -2.19 ekspor_ind (-3) -2.67 ekspor_ind (1) -3.22 bri (-2) 3.01 ekspor_ind (-4) 2.75 ekspor_ind (2) 3.36 bri (-3) 2.78 jtrust_ind (-1) -2.88 ekspor_ind (3) -3.48 bri (-4) 2.57 jtrust_ind (-2) 3.05 ekspor_ind (4) 3.578 btn (-1) -3.31 jtrust_ind (-3) -3.11 jtrust_ind (-1) -2.33 btn (-4) 2.52 jtrust_ind (-4) 3.12 jtrust_ind (-2) 2.75 cimb niaga (1) -2.81 kebhana (1) -2.93 jtrust_ind (-3) -3.02 cimb niaga (2) -2.06 kebhana (2) 2.93 jtrust_ind (-4) 3.21 commonweal th (-1) -2.01 kebhana (3) -2.95 kebhana (-1) -3.23 commonweal th (-2) 1.84 kebhana (4) 2.95 kebhana (-2) 3.43 commonweal th (-3) -1.71 mandiri (-4) 1.96 kebhana (-3) -3.48 ekspor_ind (1) -3.04 mayapada (-1) 3.01 kebhana (-4) 3.48 ekspor_ind (2) 3.05 mayapada (-2) -3.09 mandiri (-2) 1.77 ekspor_ind (3) -3.07 mayapada (-3) 3.1 mandiri (-4) 2.53 ekspor_ind (4) 3.10 mayapada (-4) -3.1 mayapada (1) 2.78 jtrust_ind (-4) 1.89 maybank (1) -2.07 mayapada (2) -3.08 kebhana (-1) -2.24 maybank (2) 2.22 mayapada (3) 3.24 kebhana (-2) 2.54 maybank (3) -2.36 mayapada (4) -3.35 kebhana (-3) -2.62 maybank (4) 2.46 maybank (-1) -3.01 kebhana (-4) 2.60 mega (-2) -1.96 maybank (-2) 3.16 mandiri (-4) 2.131 mega (-3) 2.40 maybank (-3) -3.32 mayapada (2) -1.69 mega (-4) -2.68 maybank (-4) 3.44 mayapada (3) 1.98 nusantara_ parahy (-1) 2.59 mega (-4) -1.76 mayapada (4) -2.20 nusantara_ parahy (-2) -2.87 nusantara_pa rahy (-1) 1.72 maybank (-1) -2.88 nusantara_ parahy (-3) 3.03 nusantara_pa rahy (-2) -2.29 maybank (-2) 2.95 nusantara_ parahy (-4) -3.11 nusantara_pa rahy (-3) 2.73 maybank (-3) -3.01 permata (1) -2.96 nusantara_pa rahy (-4) -3.05 maybank (-4) 3.05 permata (2) 3.09 permata (-1) -2.46 mega (-1) -2.18 permata (3) -3.10 permata (-2) 2.95 mega (-2) 1.74 permata (4) 3.085 permata (-3) -3.15 permata (-3) -1.80 resona_per dania (-2) -2.83 permata (-4) 3.25 musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 217 bank bank respon bank bank respon bank bank respon permata (-4) 2.01 resona_per dania (-3) 3.01 resona_perd ania (-2) -2.05 woori_sdra (-1) -3.01 resona_per dania (-4) -3.08 resona_perd ania (-3) 2.58 woori_sdra (-2) 3.17 mayba nk indone sia bni (-1) -5.06 resona_perd ania (-4) -2.90 woori_sdra (-3) -3.34 bni (-2) -2.62 woori_sdra (-3) -1.88 woori_sdra (-4) 3.51 bni (-3) -2.54 woori_sdra (-4) 2.11 c -1.85 btn (-1) 3.15 mega bca (-2) -1.82 bni (-1) -2.01 cimb niaga (-1) 4.46 bca (-3) -2.55 btn (-1) 2.59 cimb niaga (-2) 2.85 bri (-2) -2.19 btn (-4) -1.68 cimb niaga (-3) 2.50 btn (-1) 4.52 cimb niaga (1) 2.89 danamon (2) -1.87 btn (-2) -1.77 cimb niaga (2) 1.92 danamon (4) -2.14 btn (-4) -3.29 cimb niaga (3) 1.76 resona_per dania (-1) -1.84 cimb niaga (1) 2.53 nusant ara parahyangan bca (-3) -1.99 reson a perda nia jtrust_ind (-1) 4.22 cimb niaga (2) 3.18 bni (-1) -3.33 jtrust_ind (-2) -3.66 cimb niaga (3) 2.54 bri (-1) 2.05 jtrust_ind (-3) 3.23 cimb niaga (4) 1.95 bri (-2) -3.38 jtrust_ind (-4) -2.89 danamon (-2) -2.38 bri (-3) -3.29 kebhana (1) 2.31 jtrust_ind (-1) -1.83 bri (-4) -2.59 kebhana (2) -1.92 mega (-1) 4.12 btn (-1) 3.74 kebhana (3) 1.78 mega (-2) -3.84 btn (-4) -2.89 kebhana (4) -1.75 mega (-3) 3.35 cimb niaga (1) 3.73 mayapada (-1) -3.60 mega (-4) -2.65 cimb niaga (2) 1.72 mayapada (-2) 3.09 nusantara_pa rahy (-1) 2.48 danamon (-4) -2.03 mayapada (-3) -2.75 nusantara_pa rahy (-2) -1.88 ekspor_ind (1) 3.45 mayapada (-4) 2.52 permata (-1) -1.76 ekspor_ind (2) -3.51 mega (-1) -4.92 resona_perd ania (-1) 2.72 ekspor_ind (3) 3.57 mega (-2) 5.09 resona_perd ania (-2) -2.49 ekspor_ind (4) -3.63 mega (-3) -4.85 woori_sdra (-1) 3.63 jtrust_ind (-1) 2.02 mega (-4) 4.27 woori_sdra (-2) -3.53 jtrust_ind (-2) -2.47 nusantara_ parahy (-1) -4.62 woori_sdra (-3) 3.41 jtrust_ind (-3) 2.79 nusantara_ parahy (-2) 4.09 woori_sdra (-4) -3.37 musdholifah, hartono, & wulandari measuring contagion risk on banking system in the digital era jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 218 bank bank respon bank bank respon bank bank respon jtrust_ind (-4) -3.04 nusantara_ parahy (-3) -3.62 perm ata bni (-1) -4.69 kebhana (-1) 3.04 nusantara_ parahy (-4) 3.19 bni (-3) -2.01 kebhana (-2) -3.29 permata (1) 4.06 cimb niaga (1) 1.82 kebhana (-3) -3.36 permata (2) -3.37 resona_perd ania (-1) -1.83 kebhana (-4) -3.36 permata (3) 2.94 woor i sauda ra ekspor_ind (2) 1.69 mandiri (-2) -1.80 permata (4) -2.67 ekspor_ind (3) -1.76 mandiri (-4) -2.56 resona_per dania (-1) -5.11 ekspor_ind (4) 1.81 mayapada (1) -2.57 resona_per dania (-2) 4.57 mandiri (-4) 1.67 mayapada (2) 2.87 resona_per dania (-3) -3.89 woori_sdra (-3) -1.69 mayapada (3) -3.07 resona_per dania (-4) 3.35 woori_sdra (-4) 1.79 mayapada (4) 3.23 woori_sdr a (-1) -3.72 maybank (-1) 3.06 woori_sdr a (-2) 3.44 maybank (-2) -3.17 woori_sdr a (-3) -3.17 maybank (-3) 3.27 woori_sdr a (-4) 2.98 maybank (-4) -3.34 nusantara_pa rahy (-2) 1.95 nusantara_pa rahy (-3) -2.46 nusantara_pa rahy (-4) 2.83 permata (-1) 2.08 permata (-2) -2.69 permata (-3) 2.96 permata (-4) -3.07 resona_perd ania (-3) -2.26 resona_perd ania (-4) 2.60 woori_sdra (-1) 1.88 woori_sdra (-2) -2.11 woori_sdra (-3) 2.34 woori_sdra (-4) -2.51 c 2.04 references aharony, j., & swary, i. 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(2020). dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: do macroeconomics and financial technology matter?. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(2), 146-160. article history received: 5 june 2020 reviewed: 29 june 2020 21 sep 2020 revised: 1 july 2020 22 sep 2020 accepted: 9 oct 2020 mailto:sekarpandhit@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8963 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 147 2011 in the form of global findex. chikalipah (2017) utilized bank account ownership as an indicator of financial inclusion. similarly, raza, tang, rubab, and wen (2019) used indicators such as the number of bank accounts and the number of bank branches. furthermore, inoue (2018) used several financial inclusion indicators such as the number of bank branches, the number of bank account ownership, and financial deepening. meanwhile, the composite approach to the financial inclusion index was carried out by sharma (2016); lenka and barik (2018). sharma (2016) employed three dimensions of financial inclusion indicators, namely: (a) banking penetration such as the number of deposit and loan accounts, (b) the availability of banking services such as the number of bank branches and the number of atms, and (c) the practice of banking services such as the ratio deposits per gdp and credit ratio per gdp. in addition, the three dimensions of financial inclusion used by lenka and barik (2018), namely: (a) banking penetration including the number of bank account ownership, (b) the availability of financial services including the number of atms, bank branches, and the number of employees, and (c) the practice of banking services among other such as the volume of credit per gdp ratio and the volume of debits per gdp ratio. figure 1 financial inclusion, financial technology and macroeconomic indicator in asean countries during 2010-2018 source: the world bank, findex and google trend (processed) note: crd = domestic credit/gdp (%); dc = debit card ownership (%); cc = credit card ownership (%); fto = financial technology observer (index); gdpg = economic growth (%); povr = poverty rate (%); inf = inflation (%); and uer = unemployment rate (%). figure 1 describes the development of financial inclusion, macroeconomic, and financial technology indicators in asean 8 during 2010-2018. all financial inclusion indicators have upward trends, especially the debit card ownership. this indicates that the public has responded to the existence of financial institutions by saving for daily transactions. however, the increase in credit card ownership and domestic credit to gdp ratio is relatively slow. this means that there is a business risk and relatively low financial transactions in asean 8 which become obstacles to the acceleration and expansion of financial inclusion. similarly, the condition has happened in the development of financial technology. meanwhile, developments illustrated in macroeconomic indicators show an upward trend. a significant decrease occur in the poverty rate. the development of economic growth, inflation, and unemployment rates tend to be stable. pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 148 based on gdp growth data (annual in %) published by the world bank, asean countries experience accelerated growth, with an average of 6.02% during 2010 2018. le, chuc, and taghizadech-hesary (2019) described that asia has strong growth. therefore, policymakers should improve the poor access to financial services to ensure normal growth. on 7-8 april 2016, the asian development bank institute, the apec business advisory council, and the foundation for development cooperation held a forum to discuss the issue of financial inclusion in the digital age. the forum discussed the importance of accessing financial services to individuals and groups to be able to get benefit from broad and integrated financial service products. many empirical studies estimate the financial inclusion models both at the level of a country and cross-country analysis. in addition, various approaches or methods have been used to estimate the determinants of financial inclusion. chikalipah (2017) identified several factors that influenced financial inclusion in sub-saharan africa (ssa) in 2014 using the ols method. those factors were literacy, gdp growth rate, population density, infrastructure index, and gni per capita. meanwhile, inoue (2018) employed independent variables such as poverty, real gdp per capita, inflation, and trade openness. specifically, lenka and barik (2018) found that changes in financial inclusion in india did not produce significant growth in rural areas compared to cities. there is a gap of financial inclusion in rural and urban areas which can be caused by a large number of multinational companies in urban areas that drive financial services in urban areas to be more adequate. the development of the financial inclusion index (fii) was conducted by goel and sharma (2017) that a value of 0 0, while β3 and β4 are < 0. furthermore, the i is the cross-section of asean 8 countries. model 2 will estimate the effect of macroeconomics and financial technology (fto) on dynamic credit card ownership (cc). this model is also used as a robustness test against model 1. macroeconomic indicators consist of economic growth (gdpg), the poverty rate (povr), and inflation (inf). the dynamic panel model to be estimated is as follows: ccit = α0 + β1ccit-1 + β2gdpgit + β3povrit + β4infit + β5ftoit + εit (2a) equation (2a) is a pooled ols or common effects model (cem). meanwhile, fem is explained by equation (2b) while rem is described by equation (2c). ccit = α0 + α1dni+β1ccit-1 + β2gdpgit + β3povrit + β4infit + β5ftoit + εit (2b) ccit = α0 + β1ccit-1 + β2gdpgit + β3povrit + β4infit + β5ftoit + wit (2c) the α0 is the intercept while β1, β2, β3, β4, and β5 are the parameters/slopes of the equation. the values of β1, β2, and β5 are> 0, while β3 and β4 are <0. furthermore, the i is the cross-section of asean 8 countries. model 3 will estimate the effect of macroeconomic and financial technology (fto) on the dynamic domestic credit to gdp ratio (crd). this model is also utilized as a robustness test for models 1 and 2. macroeconomic indicators used to consist of economic growth (gdpg), unemployment rate (uer), and inflation (inf). the dynamic panel model to be estimated is as follows: crdit = α0 + β1crdit-1 + β2gdpgit + β3uerit + β4infit + β5ftoit + εit (3a) equation (3a) is a pooled ols or common effects model (cem). meanwhile, fem is explained by equation (3b) while rem is described by equation (3c). crdit = α0 + α1dni+β1crdit-1 + β2gdpgit + β3uerit + β4infit + β5ftoit + εit (3b) crdit = α0 + β1crdit-1 + β2gdpgit + β3uerit + β4infit + β5ftoit + wit (3c) the α0 is the intercept while β1, β2, β3, β4, and β5 are the parameters/slopes of the equation. the values of β1, β2, and β5 are> 0, while β3 and β4 are <0. furthermore, the i is the cross-section of asean 8 countries. result and discussion this empirical study estimates the effects of macroeconomic indicators and financial technology on financial inclusion in asean 8. financial inclusion is proxied by three indicators namely debit card ownership (dc), credit card ownership (cc), and domestic credit to gdp ratio (crd). the mean dc value is 572.3225%. it means that on average, an pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 153 asean community member has more than 1 debit card. the countries that have relatively low percentages of debit card ownership are cambodia, myanmar, and lao pdr while the countries that have high percentages of debit card ownership are vietnam, thailand, the philippines, malaysia, and indonesia. from 2010-2018, the mean cc value in asean 8 was 121.4883%. countries that have a relatively low cc percentage are cambodia, myanmar, and lao pdr. meanwhile, the mean crd value is 67.9301%. countries that have relatively high crd percentages are vietnam, thailand, and malaysia. thus, the development of financial inclusion in vietnam, thailand, and malaysia tend to be more progressive than the five asean countries. table 2 descriptive statistics variable mean std. dev. min max dc overall 572.3225 561.2078 0.6995 1887.9820 between 579.7744 4.2654 1689.8750 within 129.1920 151.2323 810.5426 cc overall 121.4883 148.4165 0.0010 431.1013 between 156.4689 0.4534 395.5370 within 17.4221 51.0766 177.9990 crd overall 67.9301 47.0383 4.7700 149.3700 between 48.2342 15.4278 139.5656 within 12.1741 34.2201 106.2301 gdpg overall 6.1244 1.5921 0.8400 9.6300 between 1.2239 3.7667 7.5189 within 1.0980 3.1978 9.8678 povr overall 15.6360 9.6199 0.4000 42.2000 between 9.2512 0.7889 32.1200 within 4.0745 2.4993 26.2093 inf overall 3.9250 2.8271 -0.9000 18.6800 between 1.7174 1.6856 6.5678 within 2.3185 -1.7628 16.0372 uer overall 1.9632 1.4490 0.3900 5.6100 between 1.5060 0.6022 4.5689 within 0.2954 1.1399 3.0043 fto overall 27.2138 25.0743 0.0000 72.8000 between 22.3322 1.6522 58.9178 within 13.6451 6.2093 66.0715 source: secondary data (processed) the mean value of economic growth in asean 8 is 6.1244%. during 2010-2018 several asean countries had economic growth rates above 6% such as cambodia, myanmar, and lao pdr. meanwhile, the mean inflation rate is 3.9250%. myanmar and vietnam have experienced inflation rates above 6% for several years. the mean poverty rate in asean 8 is 15.6360%. asean countries that have poverty rates above 15% are cambodia, myanmar, loa pdr, and the philippines. this condition indicates that the economic conditions of asean 8 countries are still full of the economic development cycle problems which are based on high levels of poverty and low-income distribution. furthermore, the mean unemployment rate is 1.9632%. the three countries that are still obstructed by unemployment rate control constraints are the philippines, malaysia, and indonesia. pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 154 thus, the three countries are relatively difficult to absorb labor in the domestic market compared to other countries in asean 8. table 3 describes the estimated results of dynamic debit card ownership (dc). dc is an indicator of financial inclusion in the dynamic panel model (model 1). based on the hausman test results, it can be seen that fem is the best panel model. fem estimation results show that the dc lag has a significant and positive effect on dc. it means that the development of debit card ownership in asean 8 is currently closely related to the dynamics of debit card ownership in previous periods. meanwhile, macroeconomic and financial technology indicators have no significant effect. this finding is different from the pooled ols and rem estimation results which indicate that macroeconomic indicators (such as economic growth and inflation) and financial technology have a significant effect. however, an increase in economic growth and financial technology led to a decrease in debit card ownership in asean 8. simply stated, this condition indicates that economic growth and financial technology achieved have not been able to encourage significant and evenly distributed public savings activities for all people. other indications show that an increase in inflation causes an increase in debit card ownership (pooled ols and random effects estimation results). it means that people tend to reduce the risk of monetary value at the time of inflation by saving with the hope that they can obtain the appropriate interest rate on savings/deposits. table 3 financial inclusion under dynamic debit card ownership variable pooled ols fixed effect random effect dc(-1) 1.013 (0.025) [40.86]*** 0.738 (0.079) [9.33]*** 1.012 (0.026) [39.48]*** gdpg -11.240 (5.646) [-1.99]* -7.381 (7.394) [1.00] -11.208 (5.780) [1.94]* povr 0.491 (1.520) [0.32] 1.272 (1.886) [0.67] 0.503 (1.547) [0.33] inf 5.954 (2.842) [2.10]** -2.325 (3.551) [0.65] 5.801 (2.861) [2.03]** fto -0.658 (0.360) [-1.83]* 0.169 (0.581) [0.29] -0.690 (0.367) [-1.88]* constant 79.605 (48.120) [1.65]* 207.135 (71.591) [2.89]** 81.582 (49.566) [1.65]* rsquare: within 0.7959 0.7766 betwee n 0.9978 0.9991 overall 0.9901 0.9860 0.9901 wald chi-square 1164.16*** 39.78*** 5228.64*** (f-statistics) lm test 0.34 hausman test 12.51** observations 64 64 64 source: the authors’ estimation note: () denotes standard error [ ] denotes z-statistics ***, ** and * denote significant levels at 1%, 5% and 10%, respectively pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 155 the r-square of the fixed effects model (fem) is about 0.7959 (within-group). it means that 79.59% of the dependent variable is influenced by variations in the dependent variable. furthermore, the r-square of cross-sectional estimation is 99.78% (between groups). meanwhile, the r-square of the overall estimation is 98.60%. table 4 financial inclusion under dynamic credit card ownership variable pooled ols fixed effect random effect cc(-1) 0.997 (0.0162) [61.47]*** 0.661 (0.084) [7.92]*** 0.998 (0.0219) [45.57]*** gdpg -2.743 (1.139) [-2.41]** -0.643 (1.175) [0.55] -1.750 (1.231) [-1.42] povr -0.162 (0.232) [-0.70] -0.066 (0.298) [0.22] -0.209 (0.269) [-0.78] inf 0.569 (0.509) [1.12] -0.034 (0.498) [0.07] 0.672 (0.511) [1.32] fto 0.090 (0.063) [1.42] 0.322 (0.086) [3.75]*** 0.122 (0.071) [1.71]* constant 17.910 (9.434) [1.90]* 39.838 (13.343) [2.99]** 11.349 (10.645) [1.07] r-square: within 0.7409 0.6975 between 0.9949 0.9992 overall 0.9966 0.9899 0.9955 wald chi-square 2620.38*** 29.17*** 4279.82*** (f-statistics) lm test 0.06 hausman test 13.35** observations 64 64 64 source: the authors’ estimation note: () denotes standard error [ ] denotes z-statistics ***, ** and * denote significant levels at 1%, 5% and 10%, respectively a dynamic panel of financial inclusion estimates is carried out on model 2 to obtain robust estimation results (table 4). the hausman test shows that fem is the right panel model. fem estimation results describe that credit card ownership (cc) is significantly influenced by lagged of cc and financial technology. the number of credit card ownership (cc) in the previous period led to an increase in the current cc period. furthermore, financial technology (fto) has a significant and positive effect on cc. this finding is following the hypothesis developed in model 2. it means that the higher the community seeks and utilizes financial technology, it will encourage an increase in financial inclusion in asean 8. the parameter of constant also indicates a significant and positive influence. thus, fem estimation results are better than pooled ols and rem estimation results. the r-square of fem is 74.09% (within-group). it means that 74.09% of the dependent variable is influenced by variations in the independent variable. besides, the r-square of cross-sectional estimation is 99.49% (between groups). meanwhile, the r-square of the overall estimation is 98.99%. pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 156 previous empirical studies indicate that macroeconomic indicators such as economic growth, poverty (unemployment), and inflation have a significant effect on financial inclusion. based on tables 3 and 4, it can be seen that the results of the dynamic panel estimation show that economic growth, poverty, and inflation have no significant effect. for this reason, this empirical study carries out an estimation in model 3 and obtains a more robust estimation model. table 5 financial inclusion under dynamic domestic credit to gdp ratio variable pooled ols fixed effect random effect crd(-1) 0.969 (0.016) [59.67]*** 0.956 (0.048) [20.04]*** 0.964 (0.026) [36.88]*** gdpg 0.328 (0.447) [0.73] 0.040 (0.560) [0.07] 0.091 (0.497) [0.18] uer -1.562 (0.510) [3.06]*** -2.171 (2.032) [-1.07] -1.629 (0.931) [-1.75]* inf -0.887 (0.203) [4.38]*** -0.945 (0.215) [4.40]*** -0.931 (0.201) [4.62]*** fto -0.115 (0.301) [3.74]*** -0.099 (0.037) [-2.70]** -0.106 (0.032) (3.28)*** constant 12.789 (4.151) [3.08]*** 16.372 (6.278) [2.61]** 14.603 (4.803) [3.04]*** rsquare: within 0.8965 0.8963 betwee n 0.9972 0.9978 overall 0.992 0.9914 0.9919 wald chi-square 1439.71*** 88.39*** 1558.65*** (f-statistics) lm test 4.17** hausman test 0.24 observations 64 64 64 source: the authors’ estimation note: () denotes standard error [ ] denotes z-statictics ***, ** and * denote significant levels at 1%, 5% and 10%, respectively table 5 shows the estimated results of dynamic domestic credit to gdp ratio as one indicator of financial inclusion. the lm test indicates that the results of rem estimation are correct. rem estimation results inform that the domestic credit to gdp ratio (crd) is influenced by the lag of crd, unemployment rate, inflation, and financial technology. moreover, the constant parameter of estimation also has a significant and positive effect. an increase in the domestic credit to gdp ratio (crd) in the previous period was able to stimulate an increase in the crd of the current period. this condition indicates the expansion of credit transactions in each asean 8. furthermore, the increase in the unemployment rate and inflation will have implications for the reduction in crd. these results are in line with the hypothesis developed in model 3. for this reason, asean 8 governments are expected to be careful in formulating macroeconomic policies to control the amount of unemployment as well as low and stable inflation rates. however, an pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 157 increase in financial technology led to a decrease in crd. this needs to be explored indepth on how people utilize financial technology so that domestic credit transactions are reduced. furthermore, the estimation results are not following the hypothesis formulated in model 3 that financial technology will encourage an increase in domestic credit. the r-square of rem is 89.63% (within-group). it means that 89.63% of the dependent variable is influenced by variations in the independent variable. furthermore, the rsquare of cross-sectional estimation is 99.78% (between groups). meanwhile, the rsquare of the overall estimation is 99.19%. previous empirical studies conducted by sharma (2016), lal (2017), inoue (2018), lenka and barik (2018), raza et al. (2019) and anarfo, et al. (2019) found that macroeconomic variables had significant effects on financial inclusion. meanwhile, this empirical study shows that economic growth has no significant effect. this can happen due to the inability of the level of economic growth to stimulate the public to increase banking and financial activities broadly and evenly. furthermore, lashitew et al. (2018), mushtaq and bruneau (2019), and sabir et al. (2019) described that financial inclusion has close links with financial technology. these findings are in line with the results of the model 3 estimation of this study. thus, the estimation results of model 3 dynamic panel in this study are considered robust estimation models. acknowledgement many thanks to mr. malik cahyadin from universitas sebelas maret for comments, analytical supports and motivations to improve quality of the study. conclusion financial inclusion can stimulate more efficient economy, deepen financial markets, and broaden banking activities in the community. this paper estimates the impact of macroeconomic and financial technology on financial inclusion in asean 8. the dynamic panel method is chosen to identify past financial inclusion interactions in the current financial inclusion period. in addition, three financial inclusion indicators are used including debit card ownership, credit card ownership, and domestic credit to gdp ratio. the selection of these indicators is already relevant to previous empirical research. the empirical development that has been carried out is the use of dynamic panel methods and financial inclusion variables. model 1 shows that the fixed effect model is more appropriate. the estimation results explain that debit card ownership is significantly influenced by the lag of debit card ownership. besides, constant also has a significant effect. meanwhile, macroeconomic and financial technology variables have no significant effect. this means that the independent variable does not have implications for dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8 during the study period. pandhit dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 158 model 2 describes that the fixed effects model is more appropriate. financial inclusion is a proxy by credit card ownership indicators. credit card ownership is significantly influenced by lagged credit card ownership, financial technology observer, and constant. the results of this estimation provide a better illustration than model 1. it means that financial technology has significant implications for dynamic financial inclusion in asean 8 during 2010-2018. the final model is the random effects model as a more appropriate panel model. domestic credit to gdp ratio is influenced by the lagged of domestic credit to gdp ratio, unemployment rate, inflation, financial technology observer, and constant. this means that macroeconomic indicators and financial technology have significant implications for financial inclusion in asean 8 during the study period. this empirical study provides inputs to economic and financial policymakers in asean 8 to keep inflation rates low and stable. furthermore, governments in the asean 8 region should encourage and facilitate the expansion and acceleration of access to financial technology to the public to accelerate the implementation of financial inclusion on a massive and equitable basis for the wider community. however, this study has limitations in identifying non-economic factors that have significant implications for financial inclusion in asean 8. thus, further empirical research is expected to develop a model for estimating financial inclusion under non-economic factors. furthermore, the selection of more appropriate dynamic models can also be used. references adbi. 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(2016). nexus between financial inclusion and economic growth: evidence from the emerging indian economy. journal of financial economic policy, 8(1), 13-36. https://doi.org/10.1108/jfep-01-2015-0004 https://doi.org/10.1108/jfep-01-2015-0004 microsoft word 04-nugroho jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013, hlm. 127-136   bagaimana kesediaan untuk membayar peningkatan kualitas lingkungan desa wisata? nugroho joko prasetyo1, endah saptutyningsih2 1pusat pengembangan ekonomi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta 2fakultas ekonomi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183, indonesia, phone +62 274 387656 e-mail korespondensi: end_naufal@yahoo.com naskah diterima: januari 2013; disetujui: september 2013 abstract: this study aims to know what is age, education, earnings, number of family dependents, expense of visit, visit frequency influence willingness to pay in the effort repair of environmental quality of tourism village in sleman regency after merapi eruption. this study is done in sleman regency, province special region of yogyakarta. this study uses primary data with interview method to the 150 responders. the enumeration estimate of expense that ready society to pay for the repair of environmental quality is done with approach of contingent assessment method (contingent valuation method) to the srowolan tourism village, the brayut tourism village, the kelor tourism village, the kembangarum tourism village and pentingsari tourism village. the analysis of the study is multiple linear regression. results of study indicate that age, education, earnings, have an effect on willingness to pay in the effort repair of environmental quality of the tourism village in sleman regency after merapi eruption. keywords: willingness to pay; rural tourism; contingent valuation method jel classification: q2, q26, q56 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui apakah usia, pendidikan, pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga, biaya kunjungan, frekuensi kunjungan mempengaruhi kesediaan membayar (willingness to pay) dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman pascaerupsi merapi. studi ini dilakukan di kabupaten sleman, provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta. studi ini menggunakan data primer dengan metode wawancara terhadap 150 responden. penghitungan perkiraan biaya yang bersedia masyarakat bayar untuk perbaikan kualitas lingkungan dilakukan dengan pendekatan metode penilaian kontingen (contingent valuation method) ke desa wisata srowolan, desa wisata brayut, desa wisata kelor, desa wisata kembangarum dan desa wisata pentingsari. alat analisis dalam studi ini adalah regresi linear berganda. hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa usia, pendidikan, pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga berpengaruh terhadap kesediaan membayar (willingness to pay) dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman pascaerupsi merapi. kata kunci: kesediaan membayar; wisata desa; contingent valuation method klasifikasi jel: q2, q26, q56. pendahuluan seiring dengan semakin meningkatnya permintaan masyarakat terhadap wisata saat ini, pemerintah mulai menyadari bahwa sektor pariwisata dapat memberikan keuntungan jangka panjang jika pengelolaan yang dilakukan menerapkan prinsip-prinsip keberlanjutan dan berwawasan lingkungan. sebagai upaya pencapaian kondisi tersebut, diperlukan suatu kerja sama dan koordinasi yang baik antara pemerintah pusat dengan pemerintah daerah jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 127-136 128 yang berperan langsung dalam menangani pengelolaan sumberdaya alam yang ada di wilayahnya. terlebih lagi dengan adanya kebijakan otonomi daerah yang memberikan kewenangan pada pemerintah di daerah untuk dapat meningkatkan kesejahteraan warganya dengan menggali dan mengelola sumberdaya alam yang dimilikinya. kabupaten sleman, yang merupakan bagian dari provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta (diy), memiliki potensi wisata yang besar untuk dikembangkan. kabupaten sleman memiliki daya tarik yang mampu ditonjolkan sebagai suatu keunggulan produk wisata meliputi geografis, demografis, sejarah maupun panorama alam. objek wisata yang dapat diunggulkan dari kabupaten sleman antara lain terbagi ke dalam beberapa kategori yaitu wisata alam, wisata budaya, dan wisata minat khusus. untuk wisata alam, terdiri atas wisata alam di naungan gunung merapi, desa wisata yang memiliki potensi keunikan dan daya tarik wisata yang khas, baik dari karakter fisik lingkungan alam pedesaan maupun kehidupan sosial budaya masyarakat, bumi perkemahan sinowelah dan wonogondang cangkringan. untuk wisata budaya, terdiri atas monumen yogya kembali, museum gunung api merapi, candi prambanan, dan lain sebagainya. untuk wisata minat khusus, terdiri atas berbagai macam daerah wisata, tracking, wisata kuliner, wisata belanja maupun wisata pendidikan. desa wisata adalah suatu bentuk integrasi antara atraksi, akomodasi dan fasilitas pendukung yang disajikan dalam suatu struktur kehidupan masyarakat yang menyatu dengan tata cara dan tradisi yang berlaku (nuryanti, wiendu. 1993). beberapa hal dibutuhkan dari suatu desa wisata adalah tempat persinggahan wisata (akomodasi) dan obyek wisata yang disuguhkan misal keindahan alam, suasana desa, tarian, bengkel kerja, kebersihan, sarana pendukung dan lain-lain. sedangkan menurut edward inskeep (1991) desa wisata merupakan wisata pedesaan di mana sekelompok kecil wisatawan tinggal dalam atau dekat dengan suasana tradisional, sering di desa-desa yang terpencil dan belajar tentang kehidupan perdesaan dan lingkungan setempat. peristiwa erupsi merapi yang terjadi pada tahun 2010, telah meluluhlantakkan berbagai aspek kehidupan di sleman dan sekitarnya, sehingga menyebabkan trauma yang mendalam pada diri masyarakat yang berada di daerah tersebut. objek dan fasilitas wisata merupakan salah satu aspek yang mengalami kerusakan berat akibat letusan merapi. setelah meletusnya gunung merapi, banyak usaha pariwisata berhenti beroperasi dan berdampak pada penurunan pengunjung ke beberapa objek wisata maupun desa wisata. untuk menggiatkan lagi usaha pariwisata di daerah tersebut perlu usaha tabel 1. data pengunjung desa wisata di kabupaten sleman tahun 2010 no. nama desa wisata oktober desember pertumbuhan (%) domestik asing domestik asing domestik asing 1 brayut 210 122 -41,90 2 jetak 22 15 -31,82 3 kelor 868 0 -100,00 4 kembangarum 200 0 -100,00 5 ketingan 3 25 733,33 6 ledoknongko 25 0 -100,00 7 pentingsari 886 0 -100,00 8 plempoh 97 6 87 3 -10,31 -50,00 9 rumah domes 200 142 -29,00 10 srowolan 27 0 -100,00 11 sukunan 625 615 -100,00 12 tanjung 67 13 -1,60 13 trumpon 14 9 -80,6 14 turgo 5 17 -35,71 15 nawung 102 82 240,00 jumlah 3.351 6 1.127 3 -19,61 -50,00 keterangan : obyek wisata yang tidak tercatat di dinas pariwisata tidak ditampilkan dalam tabel. kesediaan untuk membayar peningkatan... (nugroho joko prasetyo, endah saptutyningsih) 129 kreatif dalam mengelola paket wisata agar kunjungan wisatawan daerah tersebut normal kembali. data yang diperoleh dari dinas pariwisata kabupaten sleman, menunjukkan jumlah pengunjung desa wisata pada beberapa obyek wisata mengalami penurunan jumlah pengunjung selama periode oktober-desember. pada bulan oktober tercatat sebanyak 3.351 pengunjung wisata untuk wisatawan domestik dan 6 wisatawan asing yang berkunjung, namun pada bulan desember terjadi penurunan pengunjung menjadi 1.127 pengunjung wisatawan domestik dan 3 wisatawan asing yang melakukan wisata ke beberapa desa wisata. hal ini dimungkinkan karena telah terjadi bencana meletusnya gunung merapi yang berdampak pada penurunan minat wisatawan untuk berkunjung ke beberapa obyek wisata yang memang sebagian besar terletak tidak jauh dari lereng gunung merapi. penurunan drastis jumlah pengunjung terlihat dari beberapa obyek wisata di antaranya obyek wisata kelor, kembangarum, ledoknongko, pentingsari, dan srowolan. selain itu juga desa wisata brayut, jetak, plempoh, rumah domes, sukunan, tanjung, trumpon, dan nawung juga terjadi penurunan jumlah pengunjung tetapi tidak separah desa wisata yang memang dekat dengan lereng gunung merapi. hanya terdapat beberapa desa wisata yang ada sedikit penambahan jumlah pengunjung yakni desa wisata turgo, desa wisata ketingan, karena para wisatawan ingin melihat dan ingin mengetahui apa yang terjadi setelah gunung merapi mengalami erupsi. estimasi kerugian menurut isei cabang yogyakarta, dengan asumsi nilai ekonomi yang dimiliki objek wisata sama dengan potensi kerugian sumberdaya akibat bencana letusan gunung merapi, maka dengan memperhitungkan use value & non-use value, potensi kerugiannya adalah sebagai berikut: 1) objek hutan wisata kaliurang rp138.516.876.400,00 per tahun; 2) objek wisata desa kinahrejo rp949.264.162,00 per tahun; 3) objek wisata bukit turgo rp604.588.658,00 per tahun; 4) objek wisata kaliadem rp1.489.339.540,00 per tahun. studi ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui seberapa besar kemampuan pengunjung untuk membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan di desa-desa wisata yang terdapat di kabupaten sleman menggunakan metode contingent valuation method (cvm). contingent valuation method (cvm) adalah metode teknik survei untuk menanyakan kepada penduduk tentang nilai atau harga yang mereka berikan terhadap komoditi yang tidak memiliki pasar seperti barang lingkungan (yakin, 1997). menurut fauzi (2004) pendekatan cvm pertama kali dikenalkan oleh davis (1963) dalam studi mengenai perilaku perburuan di miami. pendekatan ini secara teknis dapat dilakukan dengan dua cara, yaitu pertama, dengan teknik eksperimental melalui simulasi dan permainan. kedua, dengan teknik survei. adapun tujuan dari cvm adalah untuk mengetahui keinginan membayar (willingness to pay atau wtp) dari masyarakat, serta mengetahui keinginan menerima (willingness to accept atau wta) kerusakan suatu lingkungan (fauzi, 2004). menurut syakya (2005) willingness to pay (wtp) adalah metode yang bertujuan untuk mengetahui pada level berapa seseorang mampu membayar biaya perbaikan lingkungan apabila ingin lingkungan menjadi baik. cvm digunakan mengukur nilai total kesediaan konsumen secara individu untuk membayar barang publik di bawah beberapa skenario hipotesis pasar. metode ini digunakan karena dapat untuk (1) mengestimasi wtp individu terhadap perubahan hipotesis kualitas aktivitas pariwisata; (2) menilai perjalanan dengan banyak tujuan; (3) menilai kenikmatan memakai lingkungan baik pengguna atau bukan pengguna sumberdaya tersebut; (4) menilai barang yang dinilai terlalu rendah (mitchell dan carson, 1989; lee et al.,1998). sarana yang dipilih adalah biaya masuk karena merupakan alat pembayaran yang paling realistis bagi konsumen untuk masuk ke sebuah kawasan wisata (foster, 1989, garrod dan wills, 1999). dalam melancarkan upaya pengembangan wisata di kabupaten sleman, perlu adanya kerjasama antara pemerintah, masyarakat dan lembaga adat setempat. selain itu, upaya peningkatan kualitas fasilitas dan sarana prasarana transportasi yang mendukung akan wisata-wisata yang dikembangkan tersebut harus dilakukan secara optimal. oleh karena itu perlu diketahui faktor-faktor apakah yang jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 127-136 130 mempengaruhi kesediaan pengunjung untuk membayar (willingness to pay) dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. metode penelitian subjek dalam studi ini adalah para wisatawan baik wisatawan domestik maupun wisatawan asing yang berada di desa-desa wisata kabupaten sleman. lokasi studi ini dilakukan di desa-desa wisata yang terdapat di kabupaten sleman antara lain desa wisata srowolan, kelor, kembangarum, brayut, dan pentingsari. data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder dan data primer. adapun data sekunder diperoleh dari berbagai instansi yang terkait yaitu badan pusat statistik provinsi d.i. yogyakarta, dinas pariwisata kabupaten sleman, dan sumber-sumber lainnya. data yang dibutuhkan untuk menjadi bahan studi ini adalah pendapatan anggaran daerah kabupaten sleman, berbagai data non ekonomi meliputi jumlah pengunjung obyek wisata di kabupaten sleman, kondisi sosial masyarakat (populasi, budaya, pendidikan, dan kesehatan), infrastruktur (panjang jalan, ketersediaan listrik, ketersediaan sarana umum, dan sarana transportasi umum), dan pelayanan publik (jaminan kesehatan dan pelayanan investasi). data sekunder di atas juga akan didukung oleh data primer berdasarkan hasil wawancara kepada para pengunjung/wisatawan baik wisatawan domestik maupun wisatawan mancanegara. data ini diperoleh melalui wawancara/pengisian kuesioner dengan responden yang berada di objek wisata di kabupaten sleman. mengingat adanya keterbatasan waktu, biaya dan tenaga, maka dalam pengumpulan data primer dilakukan terhadap 150 responden. pemilihan/penunjukan sampel terutama dilakukan pada pengumpulan data melalui kuesioner dan wawancara, yaitu dilakukan dengan teknik random sampling yaitu pengambilan sampel responden secara acak dilakukan di kawasan wisata terpilih, yaitu: desa wisata srowolan, kelor, kembangarum, brayut, dan pentingsari yaitu dengan membagikan angket kepada para pengunjung objek wisata. analisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi besarnya willingness to pay (wtp) perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman diduga dipengaruhi oleh variabel-variabel sebagai berikut: (1) pendapatan adalah penghasilan setiap bulan pengunjung desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. penghasilan bersumber dari pekerjaan utama bagi pengunjung yang sudah mempunyai pekerjaan tetap atau penghasilan yang bersumber dari uang saku setiap bulan bagi pengunjung yang belum mempunyai pekerjaan. (2) biaya kunjungan merupakan biaya keseluruhan pengunjung yang dikeluarkan dalam 1 (satu) kali kegiatan wisata. (3) pendidikan adalah lamanya pendidikan formal yang pernah ditempuh seseorang. (4) jumlah tanggungan keluarga merupakan jumlah anggota keluarga yang ditanggung dalam satu keluarga. jumlah tanggungan keluarga akan berkaitan dengan banyaknya pengeluaran yang akan dikeluarkan oleh keluarga tersebut. (5) frekuensi kunjungan adalah beberapa kali pengunjung datang ke tempat wisata. (6) willingness to pay (wtp) adalah kesediaan membayar pengunjung desa-desa wisata. metode valuasi kontingen (contingent valuation method) adalah metode teknik survei untuk menyatakan penduduk tentang nilai atau harga yang mereka berikan terhadap komoditi yang tidak memiliki pasar seperti barang lingkungan. prinsip yang mendasari metode ini adalah bahwa orang yang mempunyai preferensi yang besar tetapi tersembunyi terhadap seluruh jenis barang lingkungan, kemudian diasumsikan bahwa orang akan bertindak nantinya seperti yang dia katakana ketika suatu hipotesis yang disodorkan kepadanya akan menjadi kenyataan pada masa yang akan datang (yakin, 1997). keunggulan-keunggulan dari penggunaan cvm yaitu: (1) sifatnya yang fleksibel dan dapat diterapkan pada beragam kekayaan lingkungan, tidak hanya terbatas pada benda atau kekayaan alam yang terukur secara nyata di pasar saja. (2) dapat diaplikasikan pada semua kondisi dan memiliki dua hal yang penting, yaitu sering kali menjadi hanya satu-satunya teknik untuk mengestimasi manfaat, dapat diaplikasikan berbagai konteks kebijakan lingkungan. (3) dapat digunakan dalam berbagai macam kesediaan untuk membayar peningkatan... (nugroho joko prasetyo, endah saptutyningsih) 131 studi barang-barang lingkungan di sekitar masyarakat. (4) dibandingkan dengan teknik penilaian yang lain, cvm memiliki kemampuan untuk mengestimasi nilai non pengguna. seseorang yang menggunakan cvm mungkin dapat mengukur utilitas dari penggunaan barang lingkungan bahkan jika digunakan secara langsung. (5) kapasitas cvm dapat menduga ''nilai non pengguna'' (non use value). (6) responden dapat dipisahkan ke dalam kelompok pengguna dan non pengguna sesuai dengan informasi yang didapatkan dari kegiatan wawancara, sehingga memungkinkan perhitungan nilai tawaran pengguna dan pengguna secara terpisah. analisis yang mempengaruhi nilai wtp perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman dilakukan dengan menggunakan analisis regresi linier berganda dengan persamaan regresi sebagai berikut: wtp = β0 + β1usi + β2pndki + β3pndptni + β4jti + β5bki + β6fki + εi 1) di mana: wtp adalah nilai wtp responden (rp); β0 adalah intersep; β1,..., β6 adalah koefisien regresi; us adalah usia (th); pndk adalah lama pendidikan (tahun); pndptn adalah tingkat pendapatan (rp); jt adalah jumlah tanggungan keluarga (orang); bk adalah biaya kunjungan (rp); fk adalah frekuensi kunjungan (kali); i adalah responden ke-1 (i = 1, 2, ..., n); ε adalah error term. pengujian terhadap data dilakukan dengan menggunakan uji validitas dan uji reliabilitas. uji validitas adalah suatu alat ukur yang menunjukkan tingkat kevalidan suatu instrumen. pengujian validitas konstruk dilakukan dengan cara mengkorelasikan skor masingmasing butir pernyataan dengan skor total, menggunakan teknik korelasi product moment. suatu butir pertanyaan dikatakan valid jika koefisien korelasi antara skor butir dengan total skor positif dan signifikan pada tingkat 5 persen. uji reliabilitas dilakukan dengan cara menghitung cronbach alpha dari masing-masing instrumen dalam suatu variabel. teknik cronbach alpha adalah suatu teknik yang menunjukkan indeks konsistensi internal yang akurat, cepat, dan ekonomis. instrumen yang dipakai memenuhi reliabilitas nilai cronbach alpha antara 0 sampai 1. semakin besar koefisien alpha (mendekati 1) maka semakin besar kepercayaan terhadap alat ukur tersebut. instrumen yang dipakai memenuhi reliabilitas jika nilai cronbach alpha > 0,6 (ghonzali, 2002). pengujian terhadap model regresi dilakukan dengan melakukan uji signifikansi uji-t dan uji-f serta melakukan pengujian terhadap asumsi klasik yaitu uji linearitas, uji multikolinearitas dan uji heteroskedastisitas. hasil dan pembahasan di dalam studi tentang faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi willingness to pay (wtp) perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata pascaerupsi merapi di kabupaten sleman digunakan uji validitas. uji validitas dalam studi ini digunakan untuk menguji pertanyaan yang dipakai dalam kuesioner apakah dapat mengukur dengan cermat atau tidak yang hendak diukur. hasil uji validitas instrumen pertanyaan pada studi faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi willingness to pay (wtp) desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. tabel 2 memberikan penjelasan bahwa variabel willingness to pay (wtp) memiliki skor jawaban terendah (minimum) sebesar 3000 dan skor jawaban tertinggi (maksimum) sebesar 10000. rata-rata skor jawaban dari variabel tersebut adalah 6740 dan standar deviasi 2411,327 sehingga standar deviasi lebih kecil dari ratarata. hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel wtp baik. untuk variabel usia memiliki skor minimum sebesar 3000 dan skor maksimum sebesar 49. rata-rata skor jawaban responden 32,93 dengan standar deviasi lebih kecil dari rata-rata yakni sebesar 6,317. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa sebaran data jawaban responden terhadap variabel usia baik. pada variabel pendidikan skor minimum sebesar 2 dan skor maksimum sebesar 5 dengan rata-rata 4,21 dengan standar deviasi 0,729. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel pendidikan adalah baik. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 127-136 132 dalam variabel pendapatan skor minimum sebesar 800.000 dan skor maksimum 3.500.000. rata-rata skor jawaban responden adalah 1.645.667 dan standar deviasi 657.939,040. karena standar deviasi lebih besar dari rata-rata maka sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel pendapatan adalah tidak baik. variabel jumlah tanggungan keluarga memiliki skor minimum sebesar 1 dan skor maksimum sebesar 5. rata-rata skor jawaban responden sebesar 2,75 dengan standar deviasi sebesar 1,106. karena standar deviasi lebih kecil dari rata-rata jawaban responden maka sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel tersebut baik. variabel biaya kunjungan skor minimum sebesar 50.000 dan skor maksimum sebesar 300.000. rata-rata skor jawaban responden sebesar 103.333,33 dengan standar deviasi sebesar 49.380,955. skor standar deviasi lebih kecil daripada skor rata-rata jawaban responden. hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa jawaban responden terhadap variabel biaya kunjungan adalah tidak baik. variabel frekuensi kunjungan memiliki skor minimum sebesar 1 dan skor maksimum sebesar 4. skor rata-rata jawaban responden sebesar 33 dan standar deviasi sebesar 0,781. karena skor standar deviasi lebih kecil dari skor rata-rata jawaban responden yakni 2,03, maka sebaran data jawaban responden terhadap variabel frekuensi kunjungan baik. uji multikolinearitas bertujuan untuk menguji apakah model regresi ditemukan adanya korelasi antarvariabel bebas. hasil pengujian menunjukkan bahwa tidak terjadi multikolinearitas dalam model regresi. uji heteroskedastisitas bertujuan menguji apakah dalam model regresi terjadi ketidaksamaan variance dari residual satu pengamatan ke pengamatan yang lain. untuk mendeteksi ada tidaknya heteroskedastisitas adalah dengan menggunakan uji white. kriteria yang digunakan adalah jika nilai probabilitas obs*r square yang dihasilkan lebih besar dari 5 persen, maka dapat dikatakan tidak adanya heteroskedastisitas dalam model regresi ini. nilai obs*r square memiliki nilai probabilitas sebesar 0,726941 > α = 0,05 sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa tidak terdapat masalah heteroskedastisitas. uji fit model digunakan untuk menguji kecocokan model dalam suatu studi. model awal yang digunakan dalam studi adalah: lnwtp = β0 + β1 lnusi + β2 lnpndki + β3 lnpndptni + β4 lnjti + β5 lnbki + β6 lnfki + εi 2) di mana: wtp adalah nilai wtp responden (rupiah); β0 adalah intersep; β1,..., β6 adalah koefisien regresi; us adalah usia (tahun); pndk adalah tingkat pendidikan (tahun); pndptn adalah tingkat pendapatan (rupiah); jt adalah jumlah tanggungan keluarga (orang); bk adalah biaya kunjungan (rupiah); fk adalah frekuensi kunjungan (kali); i adalah responden ke-1 (i = 1,2,..., n); ε adalah error term dengan menghilangkan variabel-variabel yang tidak signifikan, maka model regresi yang digunakan adalah: lnwtp = β0 + β1 lnusi + β2 lnpndki + β3 lnpndptni + β4 lnjti+ εi 3) tabel 2. deskripsi statistik variabel penelitian n minimum maximum mean std. deviation wtp (rupiah) usia (tahun) pendidikan (tahun) pendapatan (rupiah) jumlah tanggungan keluarga (orang) biaya kunjungan (rupiah) frekuensi kunjungan (kali) 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 3.000 20 2 800.000 1 50.000 1 10.000 49 5 3.500.000 5 300.000 4 6.740,00 32,93 4,21 1.645.667,00 2,75 103.333,33 2,03 2.411,327 6,317 0,729 657.939,040 1,106 49.380,955 0,781 sumber : data diolah kesediaan untuk membayar peningkatan... (nugroho joko prasetyo, endah saptutyningsih) 133 di mana: wtp adalah nilai wtp responden (rupiah); β0 adalah intersep; β1,..., β6 adalah koefisien regresi; us adalah usia (tahun); pndk adalah tingkat pendidikan (tahun); pndptn adalah tingkat pendapatan (rupiah); jt adalah jumlah tanggungan keluarga (orang) i adalah responden ke-1 (i = 1,2,...,n); ε adalah error term tabel 3. hasil regresi variabel-variabel penelitian variabel full model fit model constant 6,264** (0,000) 5,590** (0,000) ln usia 0,545** (0,000) 0,514** (0,000) ln pendidikan -0,289** (0,045) -0,287 (0,047) ln pendapatan 0,158** (0,035) 0,147** (0,048) ln jumlah tanggungan keluarga -0,350** (0,000) -0,344** (0,000) ln biaya kunjungan -0,083* (0,152) ln frekuensi kunjungan 0,035* (0,591) observation 150 adjusted r2 0,221 f-statistic 8,058 observation 150 adjusted r2 0,219 f-statistic 1,443 dependent variabel : wtp keterangan : * : signifikan pada α 10% ; ** : α 5% ; *** : α 1% uji statistik t digunakan untuk mengetahui masing-masing variabel independen secara individual berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependen. dalam studi ini, model yang digunakan adalah: lnwtp = β0 + β1 lnusi + β2 lnpndki + β3 lnpndptni + β4 lnjti+ εi 4) hasil uji t disajikan pada tabel 4. nilai konstanta (α0) = 5,590 dapat diartikan apabila semua variabel bebas (usia, pendidikan, pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga) dianggap konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan, maka willingness to pay (wtp) dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman akan sebesar anti ln 5,590 atau sebesar 267,7356 kali. tabel 4. hasil uji t model coefficients tstatistic probabilitas (constant) 5,590 5,456 0,000 lnus 0,514 3,622 0,000 lnpndk -0,287 -2,002 0,047 lnpndptn 0,147 1,991 0,048 lnjt -0,344 -5,565 0,000 hipotesis nol (ho) menyebutkan bahwa usia tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. hipotesis alternatif menyebutkan bahwa usia berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. nilai thitung yang diperoleh pada tabel 4 sebesar -2,002 lebih besar dari -ttabel (-1,960) dan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,047 < 0,05, maka h0 diterima dan ha ditolak. artinya menerima hipotesis bahwa pendidikan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. nilai koefisien variabel pendidikan (β2) = -0,287 berarti jika pendidikan berubah 1 persen, maka kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman akan mengalami perubahan sebesar 0,287 persen, asumsi variabel yang lain tetap. koefisien variabel pendidikan bernilai negatif, maka pendidikan mempunyai pengaruh negatif terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. apabila pendidikan meningkat 1 persen, maka kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan akan mengalami penurunan sebesar 0,287 persen. pendidikan yang tinggi akan tercipta suatu pemikiran yang lebih matang akan pentingnya menjaga kelestarian lingkungan, sehingga menghasilkan perubahan lingkungan yang lebih baik terhadap lingkungan alam sekitar desa-desa wisata tersebut. pendapatan tidak berpengaruh signifikan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 127-136 134 terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. hipotesis alternatif menyebutkan bahwa pendapatan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desadesa wisata di kabupaten sleman. nilai thitung sebesar 1,991 lebih besar dari ttabel (1,960) dan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,048 < 0,05, maka ho diterima dan ha ditolak. artinya menerima hipotesis bahwa pendapatan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. pengujian terhadap uji statistik f diperoleh nilai fhitung sebesar 11,443 dan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,000. dengan taraf signifikan 95% ( = 5%) dan derajat kebebasan (db = k = 5, n-1-k = 150-1-4), maka diperoleh nilai ftabel sebesar 2,21. artinya ada pengaruh yang signifikan antara antara usia, pendidikan, pendapatan dan jumlah tanggungan keluarga secara bersama-sama terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. koefisien determinasi (r2) berguna untuk mengukur kemampuan model dalam menerangkan variabel independent. nilai adjusted r square adalah sebesar 0,2420, hal ini menunjukkan 24,20 persen variasi kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman dijelaskan oleh variasi dari variabel bebas usia, pendidikan, pendapatan dan jumlah tanggungan keluarga. sedangkan sisanya sebesar 75,8 persen dijelaskan oleh variabel lainnya di luar model studi ini. koefisien variabel pendapatan (β3) = 0,147 berarti jika pendapatan berubah 1 persen, maka kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata akan mengalami perubahan sebesar 0,147 persen, dengan asumsi variabel yang lain tetap. koefisien variabel pendapatan bernilai positif, maka pendapatan mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. apabila pendapatan meningkat 1 persen, maka kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,147 persen. apabila pendapatan individu tinggi, maka kesediaan pengunjung untuk membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman akan semakin tinggi. hasil ini senada dengan studi saptutyningsih (2007:171-182) yang menemukan bahwa pendapatan berpengaruh positif terjadap willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas lingkungan. jumlah tanggungan keluarga tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. hipotesis alternatif menyebutkan bahwa jumlah tanggungan keluarga berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. nilai thitung sebesar -5,565 lebih besar dari ttabel (-1,960) dan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,000 < 0,05, maka h0 diterima dan ha ditolak. artinya menerima hipotesis bahwa jumlah tanggungan keluarga berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. nilai koefisien variabel jumlah tanggungan keluarga (β4) = -0,344, berarti jika jumlah tanggungan keluarga berubah 1 persen, maka kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata akan mengalami perubahan sebesar 0,344 persen, asumsi variabel tetap. koefisien jumlah tanggungan keluarga bernilai negatif, maka jumlah tanggungan keluarga mempunyai pengaruh negatif terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. apabila jumlah tanggungan keluarga meningkat 1 persen, maka kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata akan mengalami penurunan sebesar 0,344 persen. jumlah tanggungan keluarga yang tinggi akan menyebabkan rendahnya kemam-puan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman karena faktor biaya yang dimiliki sudah teralokasikan untuk keluarga. kesediaan untuk membayar peningkatan... (nugroho joko prasetyo, endah saptutyningsih) 135 simpulan hasil studi di atas dapat memberikan kita kesimpulan bahwa: (1) variabel usia berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kemampuan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman paska erupsi merapi. semakin bertambahnya usia seseorang, maka pola pikir dalam menggali ilmu pengetahuan semakin mendalam serta tingkat kepedulian akan pentingnya menjaga dan melindungi lingkungan alam dan lingkungan masyarakat sekitar akan meningkat. (2) variabel pendidikan berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman pascaerupsi merapi. pendidikan yang tinggi akan tercipta suatu pemikiran yang lebih matang akan pentingnya menjaga kelestarian lingkungan, sehingga menghasilkan perubahan lingkungan yang lebih baik terhadap lingkungan alam sekitar desa-desa wisata tersebut. (3) variabel pendapatan berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman pasca erupsi merapi. dengan pendapatan yang tinggi maka kesediaan pengunjung untuk membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman akan semakin tinggi. (4) variabel jumlah tanggungan keluarga berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman. jumlah tanggungan keluarga yang tinggi akan menyebabkan rendahnya kemampuan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman karena faktor biaya yang dimiliki sudah teralokasikan untuk keluarga. saran. pascaerupsi merapi memberikan dampak negatif terhadap sektor pariwisata terutama berkurangnya kualitas lingkungan dan mengakibatkan tingkat kunjungan wisata desadesa wisata yang terdapat di kabupaten sleman juga menurun. oleh karena itu untuk memperbaiki kualitas lingkungan tersebut diperlukan kerjasama antara pengelola desa-desa wisata, masyarakat sekitar, wisatawan dan pemerintah dalam hal sosialisasi dan promosi untuk meningkatkan kualitas lingkungan khususnya di desa-desa wisata yang terdapat di kabupaten sleman. usia berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan. pihak pengelola wisata disarankan menggunakan segmentasi pasar pariwisata yang ditujukan kepada pengunjung yang sudah dewasa, sehingga akan menaikkan nilai willingness to pay. pendapatan berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan. pendapatan yang tinggi akan terdapat beberapa kemungkinan yakni pengunjung akan memilih tempat yang lain untuk dikunjungi, sehingga perlu pengembangan daya tarik wisata untuk menambah minat pengunjung berkunjung kembali. dalam studi ini, variasi kesediaan membayar dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan sebesar 24,20 persen dijelaskan oleh variasi dari variabel usia, pendidikan, pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga. sedangkan sisanya sebesar 75,8 persen dijelaskan oleh variabel lainnya di luar model studi ini. diharapkan untuk peneliti selanjutnya untuk menambah variabel lainnya. daftar pustaka amanda, sylvia. 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(2008). ekonomi pariwisata, introduksi, informasi dan implementasi. jakarta: kompas. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015, hlm.119-131 export diversification and economic growth in asean sunaryati faculty of islamic economics and business, sunan kalijaga state islamic university jln. marsda adisucipto, yogyakarta, daerah istimewa yogyakarta 55281, indonesia phone: +62 274 589621. correspondence e-mail: s_nartie@yahoo.com received: december 2014; accepted: september 2015 abstract: this paper tries to assess empirically the relationship between export diversification and economic growth on selected countries in asean. using annual data or time-series over the period 1989 to 2010 and econometric techniques (granger causality and cointegration) are applied to test the relationship between export diversification and economic growth. the result show that, in case of indonesia and malaysia, there are exist uni-directional causality from gdp to export diversification. for singapore and thailand, the results show that there are no causal relationship between export diversification and economic growth. keywords: export diversification, economic growth, causality, asean jel classification: f13, f43, o40 abstrak: tulisan ini mencoba mengkaji secara empiris hubungan antara diversifikasi ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi di negara yang dipilih di asean. dengan menggunakan data tahunan atau time series selama periode 1989 sampai 2010 dan teknik ekonometrik (granger kausalitas dan kointegrasi) yang diterapkan untuk menguji hubungan antara diversifikasi ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa, dalam kasus indonesia dan malaysia, ada ada uni-directional kausalitas dari pdb untuk ekspor diversifikasi. untuk singapura dan thailand, hasil menunjukkan bahwa tidak ada hubungan sebab akibat antara diversifikasi ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. kata kunci: diversifikasi ekspor, pertumbuhan ekonomi, kausalitas, asean klasifikasi jel: f13, f43, o40 introduction the dependence on primary-product exports has been frequently mentioned as one of the main features of developing nations. as stated by todaro and smith (2006), less developed countries (ldcs) tend to specialize in the production of primary products, instead of secondary and tertiary activities. consequently, exports of primary products play a very significant role in terms of foreign exchange generation in these countries, traditionally representing a significant share of their gross national product. specially in the case of the non-mineral primary products exports, markets and prices are frequently unstable, leading to a high degree of exposure to risk and uncertainty for the countries that rely on them (todaro and smith 2006). primary-products exports have been characterized by relatively low income elasticity of demand and inelastic price elasticity, being fuels, certain raw materials, and manufactured goods, some exceptions that exhibit relatively high income elasticity (todaro and smith, 2006). taking these arguments into account, the cause for export diversification has been commonly supported based on the so-called “export instability argument”. consequently, export diversification has been proposed as a policy mechanism seeking to stabilize export earnings, which would be especially required in those developing countries where the share of commodities in its export basket is particularly pronounced. this situation is additionally complijurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 119-131120 cated by the fact that many of the ldcs have incurred in deficits on their balance of payments, due to their import demands of capital goods, intermediate goods, and consumer products that their industrial expansion requires. furthermore, ldcs are usually more dependent on trade than developed nations, in terms of its share in national income. export diversification entails changing the composition of a country’s export mix, being it “directly related to the structure of the economy and how it changes as development proceeds”. the underlying consideration behind export diversification as a possible developmental strategy is related to the expectation of achieving stability-oriented and growth-oriented policy objectives (ali et al. 1991). a broader exports base, coupled with a special promotion of those commodities with positive price trends, should be beneficial for growth. hence, the value-added export commodities would be stimulated, by means of additional processing and marketing activities. a country’s degree of diversification is usually considered as dependent upon the number of commodities within its export mix, as well as on the distribution of their individual shares. the united nations economic and social commission for asia and the pacific (escap) has stated that for small, low-income economies such as the least developed countries (ldcs), reasonable development goals cannot be limited to primary products exports. diversification, both in terms of “non-traditional” and “traditional” commodities, is considered as an element of utmost importance for growth and development (escap 2004). it has also been frequently stated that growth and export diversification may be linked. besides structural changes of an economy, as al-marhubi (2000) points out, traditional development models propose that economic growth also implies a shift from dependence on primary exports towards diversified manufactured exports. another interesting concept is linked to the socalled “graduation concept” addressed by empirical studies such as the ones conducted by michaely (1977) and moschos (1989). it suggests that the process of “graduation” from developing to developed status should be joined by a structural change of exports toward diversity (amin gutierrez de pineres and ferrantino, 1997a). this would suggest that the connection between exports and growth enters, when a certain level of development is attained. against this background, this study intends to examine the impact of export diversification (dx) on economic growth in selected asean economies. particularly, to examine the relationship between dx and economic growth. the relation between export diversification and economic growth has been analyzed in a wide number of empirical studies. the possible influence of export diversification on growth is examined by amin gutierrez de pineres and ferrantino (1997a), by analyzing the chilean experience within the period 1962–1991. they study the possible link between diversification, export growth and aggregate development, by constructing different measures of diversification and structural change in exports. these measures are afterward used to test different relationships among the structure of exports and export growth. two different interesting findings are reported: first of all, a link between the domestic economic performance and diversification is reported, suggesting that diversification in chile has taken place mostly during times of internal crisis or external shock. secondly, that the new products most successfully introduced in that country were mainly primary products (such as tobacco, coffee and tea, and dairy products) while a number of manufactures (like plastics, manufactured fertilizers, electrical and non-electrical machinery) have shown less dynamism. their study also proposed that export diversification, in the long run, has boosted chilean growth performance. al-marhubi (2000) conducts an empirical study of 91 countries, in the 1961–1988 periods, to test the hypothesis of a possible link between export diversification and growth. he finds out that those economies with a larger number of export products experienced faster growth. besides that, he argues that greater export diversification and lower export concentration is associated with faster growth. the relationship between export diversification and growth proved to be economically large. he also concludes that when export diversification occurs, growth in developing countries is positively export diversification and economic growth...(sunaryati) 121 influenced by stimulating the accumulation of capital. agosin’s study (2006) investigates whether export diversification has any explanatory power in a standard empirical model of growth. cross-sectional data in the 1980–2003 periods is considered, for a sample of asean and latin american countries. it is suggested that export growth by itself does not appear to be relevant for growth, while export growth together with diversification appears to be relevant. this argument is supported by the fact that the interactive variable (measuring diversification and export growth) showed the expected sign and was highly significant, providing the strongest explanatory power. export diversification is supposed to contribute to growth through two different channels, namely, the “portfolio effect” – less export volatilityand the widening of comparative advantages, as a result of a more diversified economy. klinger and lederman (2004) estimating the herfindahl index on the log of income per capita and its squared term find a nonlinear relationship which suggests that countries diversify their export structure up to some point in their development after which get more concentrated in their exports. to test whether the change brings higher growth rate, the squared term of the herfindahl index is added into the regression. so in another estimation of the growth rate the squared term of the herfindahl index will be added as an explanatory variable. the finding of a u-shaped relation of export concentration on economic growth would mean that for some countries export concentration is more beneficial than diversification. hesse (2008) together with the world bank’s commission on growth and development using the system gmm estimator for a sample of 99 countries and herfindahl index of export concentration studies the impact of export concentration on economic growth of countries based on augmented solow model in the period of 1961-2000. adding the squared term of the index he finds some evidence of nonlinearity in the relationship, but the coefficients on the squared index are not significant in the work. theoretical framework. export dependency on primary products of a country can be reduced through diversification of the export portfolio. however, export diversification can take place in different forms and dimensions and thus its analysis can be undertaken at different levels. usually, by changing the shares of commodities in the existing export mix, or by including new commodities in the export portfolio, a country can attain export diversification. in this context, there are two well-known forms of export diversification that are common in the trade literature, namely, horizontal and vertical diversification. while horizontal diversification entails alteration of the primary export mix in order to neutralize the volatility of global commodity prices, vertical diversification involves contriving further uses for existing and new innovative commodities by means of valueadded ventures such as processing and marketing. it is expected that vertical diversification could augment market prospects for raw materials that may compliment economic growth and thus lead to further stability as processed commodities tend to have more stable prices than raw materials. export diversification can be categorized into two types, the horizontal diversification and vertical diversification. the former refers to diversity of product across different type of industry, while the latter covers diversity of product within the same industry—i.e. valueadded ventures in further downstream activities. both type of diversification is expected to positively induce economic growth (kenji & mengistu, 2009). there are many way through which export diversification promotes economic growth. export diversification could positively affect economic growth by reducing the dependency on limited number of commodities (herzer and nowak-lehmann, 2006). this argument is particularly true in the case of commodity-dependent developing countries, where overdependence on agricultural sector could—according to the prebisch-singer thesis—reduce the terms of trade. the basic reason for this due to hesse (2008) is the high degree of price volatility of commodity products. another way of illustrating the dynamic effect of export diversification on growth is by linking the connection between these two variables based on modern theory vis-à-vis the classical trade theory. based on the modern trade jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 119-131122 theory, there are three main features of modern market behaviour. first, the increasing dynamic features of production factors and national policies to influence the production capacity to grow with increasing return. second, the expansions of trade model from perfect competition to the imperfect competition especially the monopolistic competition. this is partially related to the first factor, whereby increasing intensity of trade liberalization among nations and mobilization of production factors have enable firms in one country to expand their production without being constrained by diminishing return krugman & obstfeld (2003). this arguments—in contrast to the classical trade theory—implies that could involve in various production activities without confining to their comparative advantage (arip, yee, & karim, 2010). while the aforementioned two factors explain the market behaviour from the supply side, the third characteristic of modern trade theory is attributed to the demand side. this is reflected by domestic market peculiarities across different countries, which are not fixed and varies in various aspects such as taste, average income, knowledge, gender, age, culture and geographical division. while production in each particular country tries to meets unique characteristic of domestic market demand, it also enters symmetrically into the international market demand and subsequently offers the market with goods and services, which are different in the form of functionalities, taste, design, ingredient, quality, and appearances. this is termed as the home market´ effects on the pattern of trade by krugman (1980). according to krugman (1980) a country tends to export those goods for which they have relatively large domestic market. research method empirical framework this paper use time-series techniques of cointegration and granger causality tests to examine the long-run relationship and dynamic interactions among the variables of interest. since these methods are now well known, we mention only those aspects that are relevant in our study. firstly, for proper model specification, we conduct the unit root and cointegration tests. we apply group unit root test, such as: levin, lin and chu t (assumes common unit root process), lm, pesaran and shin w-stat, augmented dickey-fuller (adf) and phillipsperron (pp) unit root tests (assumes individual unit root process) for determining the variables orders of integration. then, to test for cointegration, we employ a vector autoregressive (var) based approach of johansen (1988) and johansen & juselius (1990), henceforth the jj cointegration test. since the results of the jj cointegration test tend to be sensitive to the order of var, following hall (1989) and johansen (1992), we specify the lag length that renders the error terms serially uncorrelated. having implemented unit root and cointegration tests, we proceed to specification and estimation of granger causality. in particular, the findings that the variables are non-stationary and are not cointegrated suggest the use of granger causality of var model in first differences. however, if they are cointegrated, a vector error correction model (vecm) or a level var can be used (engle & granger, 1987: 251276). according to granger representation theorem, for any cointegrated series, error correction term must be included in the model. engle & granger (1987) and toda & phillips (1993) indicate that omitting this error correction term (ect) in the model, leads to model misspecification. through the ect, the ecm opens up an additional channel for granger-causality to emerge that is completely ignored by the standard granger and sims tests (masih, a. m. m. & masih, r; 1999). utilizing vecm procedure permits us to make a distinction between the shortand longrun forms of granger-causality. the short-run causality is determined by the significance of the f-test or chi-square statistics of the differenced independent variables while the long-run causality is determined by the significance of ttest of the lagged ect. the non-significance of both the t and-tests in the vecm indicates econometric exogeneity of the dependent variable (masih and masih, 1999). the vecm can then be simply reformulated in matrix form as follows: export diversification and economic growth...(sunaryati) 123 0 1 12 3 k i i t k gdp gdp dx dx emp emp cap cap                                                  0 1 2 31t gdp v dx v emp v cap v                           (1) where gdp is gross domestic product, dx is export diversification index, emp is employment, and cap is capital expenditure. data description the data used in this study are annual data for the period of 1989 to 2010.the data set is compiled into a panel data from sources as the international financial statistics of the imf, the world integrated trade solution of the world bank and the key indicators of the asean development bank (adb). in this paper, the focal variables are gross domestic product (gdp) and the export diversification index (dx). however focusing on these two variables in a bivariate context may not be satisfactory since they may be driven by common factors thus the results will be misleading. following herzer and nowak-lehmann (2006), we also include capital expenditure (cap) and the number of people employed (emp) as control variables. export diversification is held to be important for developing countries because many developing countries are often highly dependent on relatively few primary commodities for their export earning. unstable prices of their commodities may subject a developing country exporter to serious terms of trade shocks. since the covariation in individual commodity prices is less than perfect, diversification into new primary export product is generally view as appositive development. the strongest positive effect are normally associated with diversification into manufactured goods, and its benefit include higher and more stable export earnings, job creation, and learning effects and the development of new skills and infrastructure that would facilitate the development of even newer export product. the export diversification index (dx) for a country is defined as:   2/iijj xhsumdx  (2) where hij is the share of commodity i in the total exports of country j and xi is the share of the commodity in world exports. the related measure used by unctad is the concentration index or hirschman (h) index, which is calculated using the shares of all three-digit products in a country’s exports:                2 t j x x sumsqrth (3) where xi is country j’s export in product i (at three digit classification) and xt is country j’s total export. the index has been normalized to account for the number of three digit product that could be exported. thus, maximum value of the index is 239 (the number of individual three digit products in sitc revision 2), and its minimum (theoretical value) is zero, for country with no export. the lower the index, the less concentrated are country’s export. results and discussion unit root tests in order to obtain credible and robust results for any conventional regression analysis, the data to be analyzed should be stationary. hence, to test for stationarity, the levin, lin,& chu, the im, pesaran and shin w-stat, the adf and pp tests are performed based on model with constant and no trend. table 1-4 (see appendix) reports group unit root tests statistics that examine the presence of unit roots (non-stationary) for all variables in each country. the levin, lin & chu, the im, pesaran and shin w-stat, the adf and pp tests agree in classifying dx, gdp, emp and cap as i(1) variables, i.e., they are non-stationary in level but become stationary after first differencing. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 119-131124 cointegration tests in order to capture dynamic relationship among the observed variables, their cointegration relationship was tested trough multivariate methodology proposed by johansen (1990) and johansen and juselius (1991). johansen (1991) modeled time series as a reduced rank regressions in which they computed the maximum likelihood estimates in the multivariate cointegration model with gaussians errors. the advantage of this technique is that it allows one to draw a conclusion about the number of cointegrating relationship among observed variables. since all the data series in the model were integrated processes of order one or i(1), the linear combination (cointegrating vectors) of one or more of these series may exhibit long run relationship. the maximum eigenvalue test and trace test was employed to established the number of cointegrating vectors. the results are presented in table 5 – 8 (see appendix). the optimal lag length (p) is determined using schwartz information criterion (sic), which indicates an optimal lag length of one year. in the case of indonesia, malaysia and thailand, the result of trace test and maximum eigenvalue test both indicate that, there is one cointegrating vector at 5% level of significance. for singapore, the result of trace test and maximum eigenvalue test both indicate that, there is two cointegrating vector at 5% level of significance. granger causality tests as discussed above that there is co-integration between the variables, so the next step is to test for the direction of causality using the vector error correction model. firstly, we present the traditional granger causality results for each country as in table 9 – 12 (see appendix). in case of indonesia, the result in table 9 show that gdp does granger cause dx at7% level of significance. so, there is exist unidirectional causality from gdp to export diversification. for malaysia, the estimation result indicated that we reject the null hypothesis of “gdp does not granger cause dx” and conclude that there is exists uni-directional causality between economic growth and export diversification at the 1% level of significance. table 11 & 12 show estimation result for singapore and thailand. the result indicate that we cannot reject both of the ho of “gdp does not granger cause dx” and the ho of “dx does not granger cause gdp” at 5% level of significance. therefore, we accept the ho, and conclude that gdp does not granger cause export diversification and export diversification does not granger cause gdp. in other word, we can say that both variables are independent. vector error correction model in order to check the stability of the model we have estimated the vector error correction (vec) model. the results of vec model are presented in table 13 – 16 (see appendix). for indonesia, the results indicate that the error correction term for gdp bears the correct sign i.e. it is negative and statistically significant at 5 percent significant level, implying that there exist a long run causality running from export diversification to gdp. meanwhile, in case of malaysia, coefficient of error term with export diversification as dependent variable is statistically significant, yet the sign is positive (not correct). this finding is in accordance with result of cointegration test implying that only one cointegration equation running in the long run. for singapore (table 15), we know that coefficient of error term with gdp as dependent variable is statistically significant, but the sign is positive (not correct). otherwise, coefficient of error term with export diversification as dependent variable is not significant. these results suggest that no long run relationship between export diversification and economic growth. in case of thailand, both of the coefficient of error term with gdp (dx) as dependent variable are not statistically significant, implying that no long run relationship between export diversification and economic growth, vice versa (table 16). conclusion the paper tries to assess empirically, the relationship between export diversification and economic growth in selected asean econoexport diversification and economic growth...(sunaryati) 125 mies (indonesia, malaysia, singapore and thailand) using annual data over the period 1989 to 2010. the unit root properties of the data were examined using group unit root test, such as: levin, lin and chu t (assumes common unit root process), lm, pesaran and shin w-stat, augmented dickey-fuller (adf) and phillips-perron (pp) unit root tests (assumes individual unit root process) after which the cointegration and causality tests were conducted. the error correction models were also estimated in order to examine the short –run dynamics. the major findings include the following: the unit root tests clarified that all variables (dx, gdp, emp and cap) are non stationary at the level data but found stationary at the first difference. therefore, for all countries, the series were found to be integrated of order one. furthermore, cointegration tests indicate that there exists a long run equilibrium relationship between exports diversification and gdp in all countries as confirmed by johansen cointegration test results. the granger causality test finally confirmed that in case of indonesia and malaysia, there are exist uni-directional causality from gdp to export diversification. for singapore and thailand, the results show that there are no causal relationship between export diversification and economic growth. references agosin, m. p. 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(2011). the world integrated trade solution: trade indicator. appendix table 1. group unit root test results: indonesia series: dx, gdp, emp, cap method level first difference t-statistic prob t-statistic prob null: unit root (assumes common unit root process) levin, lin & chu t* 1.38054 0.9163 -8.51243 0.0000 null: unit root (assumes individual unit root process) im, pesaran and shin w-stat 2.81844 0.9976 -7.40062 0.0000 adf 7.73178 0.4601 56.7549 0.0000 pp 8.41325 0.3942 56.7549 0.0000 table 2. group unit root test results: malaysia series: dx, gdp, emp, cap method level first difference t-statistic prob t-statistic prob null: unit root (assumes common unit root process) levin, lin & chu t* -1.11401 0.1326 -4.82959 0.0000 null: unit root (assumes individual unit root process) im, pesaran and shin w-stat 1.02228 0.8467 -4.89022 0.0000 adf 7.75127 0.4581 37.6187 0.0000 pp 10.5651 0.2276 123.700 0.0000 table 3. group unit root test results: singapore series: dx, gdp, emp, cap method level first difference t-statistic prob t-statistic prob null: unit root (assumes common unit root process) levin, lin & chu t* 2.03497 0.9791 -5.04562 0.0000 null: unit root (assumes individual unit root process) im, pesaran and shin w-stat 1.20923 0.8867 -4.62690 0.0000 adf 5.76144 0.4504 30.2135 0.0000 pp 4.45428 0.6154 30.1992 0.0000 export diversification and economic growth...(sunaryati) 127 table 4. group unit root test results: thailand series: dx, gdp, emp, cap method level first difference t-statistic prob t-statistic prob levin, lin & chu t* -1.34370 0.0895 -6.46399 0.0000 im, pesaran and shin w-stat 0.33412 0.6309 -5.77053 0.0000 adf 18.3928 0.0185 44.0740 0.0000 pp 39.0924 0.0000 41.2199 0.0000 table 5. johansen cointegration tests: indonesia ho eigenvalue trace lmax stat 5% cv stat 5% cv r = 0 0.682765 45.54770 47.85613 22.96226 27.58434 r ≤ 1 0.467131 22.58544 29.79707 12.58959 21.13162 r ≤ 2 0.242084 9.995853 15.49471 5.543660 14.26460 r ≤ 3 0.199573 4.452193* 3.841466 4.452193* 3.841466 * denote rejection of the hypothesis at the 0.05 level table 6. johansen cointegration tests: malaysia ho eigenvalue trace lmax stat 5% cv stat 5% cv r = 0 0.818141 56.39197* 47.85613 34.09049* 27.58434 r ≤ 1 0.492489 22.30147 29.79707 13.56476 21.13162 r ≤ 2 0.326337 8.736718 15.49471 7.900492 14.26460 r ≤ 3 0.040949 0.836226 3.841466 0.836226 3.841466 * denote rejection of the hypothesis at the 0.05 level table 7. johansen cointegration tests: singapore ho eigenvalue trace lmax stat 5% cv stat 5% cv r = 0 0.942077 93.11025* 47.85613 56.97270* 27.58434 r ≤ 1 0.766412 36.13754* 29.79707 29.08390* 21.13162 r ≤ 2 0.210727 7.053644 15.49471 4.732864 14.26460 r ≤ 3 0.109560 2.320780 3.841466 2.320780 3.841466 * denote rejection of the hypothesis at the 0.05 level table 8. johansen cointegration tests: thailand ho eigenvalue trace lmax stat 5% cv stat 5% cv r = 0 0.916553 76.38329* 47.85613 49.67098* 27.58434 r ≤ 1 0.500053 26.71231 29.79707 13.86506 21.13162 r ≤ 2 0.339926 12.84725 15.49471 8.308081 14.26460 r ≤ 3 0.203046 4.539165* 3.841466 4.539165* 3.841466 * denote rejection of the hypothesis at the 0.05 level jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 119-131128 table 9. granger causality for indonesia null hypothesis f-statistic prob. gdp does not granger cause dx 3.01597 0.0793 dx does not granger cause gdp 1.06480 0.3695 emp does not granger cause dx 1.64810 0.2254 dx does not granger cause emp 1.22905 0.3204 cap does not granger cause dx 0.13425 0.8754 dx does not granger cause cap 6.65131 0.0086 emp does not granger cause gdp 0.34151 0.7161 gdp does not granger cause emp 3.85788 0.0445 cap does not granger cause gdp 0.29567 0.7483 gdp does not granger cause cap 1.03967 0.3777 cap does not granger cause emp 2.14397 0.1517 emp does not granger cause cap 0.99266 0.3937 table 10. granger causality for malaysia null hypothesis f-statistic prob. gdp does not granger cause dx 7.21723 0.0064 dx does not granger cause gdp 3.38096 0.0614 emp does not granger cause dx 1.53117 0.2482 dx does not granger cause emp 3.26980 0.0663 cap does not granger cause dx 1.26801 0.3099 dx does not granger cause cap 2.27514 0.1371 emp does not granger cause gdp 0.08095 0.9226 gdp does not granger cause emp 0.46893 0.6345 cap does not granger cause gdp 0.53113 0.5986 gdp does not granger cause cap 1.77218 0.2037 cap does not granger cause emp 1.08786 0.3621 emp does not granger cause cap 2.32784 0.1317 table 11. granger causality for singapore null hypothesis f-statistic prob. gdp does not granger cause dx 1.66455 0.2224 dx does not granger cause gdp 0.03033 0.9702 emp does not granger cause dx 4.40316 0.0313 dx does not granger cause emp 1.40753 0.2753 cap does not granger cause dx 0.00607 0.9940 dx does not granger cause cap 0.44175 0.6510 emp does not granger cause gdp 7.12420 0.0067 gdp does not granger cause emp 6.81873 0.0078 cap does not granger cause gdp 2.77988 0.0940 gdp does not granger cause cap 1.20639 0.3267 cap does not granger cause emp 0.27677 0.7620 emp does not granger cause cap 0.91121 0.4232 table 12. granger causality for thailand null hypothesis f-statistic prob. gdp does not granger cause dx 0.20142 0.8197 dx does not granger cause gdp 0.24089 0.7889 emp does not granger cause dx 0.24266 0.7876 dx does not granger cause emp 1.57467 0.2395 cap does not granger cause dx 0.75143 0.4886 dx does not granger cause cap 1.02536 0.3825 emp does not granger cause gdp 2.70578 0.0992 export diversification and economic growth...(sunaryati) 129 gdp does not granger cause emp 3.21703 0.0688 cap does not granger cause gdp 2.04691 0.1637 gdp does not granger cause cap 1.03142 0.3805 cap does not granger cause emp 4.14514 0.0369 emp does not granger cause cap 0.07895 0.9245 table 13. multivariate granger causality tests based on vecm: indonesia variables d(gdp) d(dx) d(emp) d(cap) ecm -0.837089* -3.21e-05 -0.004431 -125.2820 (0.08507) (9.9e-05) (0.01048) (145.899) [-9.84034] [-0.32401] [-0.42286] [-0.85869] d(gdp(-1)) 0.433721 -8.87e-05 0.009173 61.08693 (0.12778) (0.00015) (0.01574) (219.148) [ 3.39440] [-0.59584] [ 0.58280] [ 0.27875] d(gdp(-2)) 0.433905 0.000387 0.015576 346.1866 (0.10803) (0.00013) (0.01331) (185.290) [ 4.01636] [ 3.07488] [ 1.17038] [ 1.86835] d(dx(-1)) 212.8895 0.029009 -8.544325 -929034.5 (244.096) (0.28453) (30.0690) (418649.) [ 0.87215] [ 0.10196] [-0.28416] [-2.21912] d(dx(-2)) -208.3858 0.286727 6.301253 -533728.0 (288.695) (0.33651) (35.5629) (495141.) [-0.72182] [ 0.85206] [ 0.17719] [-1.07793] d(emp(-1)) -35.88820 -0.003854 -0.761148 -4442.481 (4.13899) (0.00482) (0.50986) (7098.79) [-8.67076] [-0.79888] [-1.49285] [-0.62581] d(emp(-2)) -32.21117 -0.005264 -0.004763 -2191.842 (3.25034) (0.00379) (0.40039) (5574.66) [-9.91010] [-1.38950] [-0.01189] [-0.39318] d(cap(-1)) 0.000745 1.70e-07 2.65e-05 0.019336 (0.00018) (2.1e-07) (2.2e-05) (0.30883) [ 4.13524] [ 0.81010] [ 1.19610] [ 0.06261] d(cap(-2)) 0.000672 3.46e-08 1.00e-05 -0.021338 (0.00017) (1.9e-07) (2.0e-05) (0.28533) [ 4.04006] [ 0.17852] [ 0.48984] [-0.07478] notes: standard errors in () &t-statistic in [] table 14. multivariate granger causality tests based on vecm: malaysia variables d(gdp) d(dx) d(emp) d(cap) ecm -0.106100 0.000351* 0.001219 10.02449 (0.12197) (8.5e-05) (0.00329) (37.0443) [-0.86990] [ 4.15761] [ 0.37007] [ 0.27061] d(gdp(-1)) 0.947231 -0.001924 -0.003210 -69.70183 (0.55322) (0.00038) (0.01494) (168.023) [ 1.71222] [-5.02057] [-0.21479] [-0.41484] jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 119-131130 d(gdp(-2)) 0.546984 -0.001139 -0.006571 -4.607880 (0.85742) (0.00059) (0.02316) (260.416) [ 0.63794] [-1.91661] [-0.28370] [-0.01769] d(dx(-1)) 904.7039 -0.879051 -6.106484 -60882.36 (351.174) (0.24330) (9.48572) (106659.) [ 2.57623] [-3.61298] [-0.64376] [-0.57082] d(dx(-2)) -77.15913 0.067723 -5.020546 40322.15 (414.663) (0.28729) (11.2007) (125941.) [-0.18608] [ 0.23573] [-0.44824] [ 0.32017] d(emp(-1)) -29.40748 0.038615 -0.173311 2209.854 (20.1452) (0.01396) (0.54415) (6118.50) [-1.45978] [ 2.76669] [-0.31850] [ 0.36118] d(emp(-2)) -3.384447 0.006708 -0.385816 -3700.354 (13.5038) (0.00936) (0.36476) (4101.37) [-0.25063] [ 0.71697] [-1.05774] [-0.90222] d(cap(-1)) 0.000113 -1.12e-06 3.03e-05 0.124685 (0.00134) (9.3e-07) (3.6e-05) (0.40655) [ 0.08421] [-1.21305] [ 0.83731] [ 0.30669] d(cap(-2)) 0.000588 -1.01e-06 4.36e-06 -0.128248 (0.00114) (7.9e-07) (3.1e-05) (0.34720) [ 0.51462] [-1.27642] [ 0.14133] [-0.36938] notes: standard errors in () &t-statistic in [] table 15. multivariate granger causality tests based on vecm: singapore variables: d(dx) d(gdp) d(cap) ecm 0.011220 209.6231 4278.863 (0.06375) (36.8540) (9785.68) [ 0.17600] [ 5.68794] [ 0.43726] d(dx(-1)) -0.061845 -470.3054 -13026.79 (0.34288) (198.215) (52631.2) [-0.18037] [-2.37270] [-0.24751] d(dx(-2)) -0.211615 -464.3347 47902.94 (0.34490) (199.379) (52940.1) [-0.61356] [-2.32891] [ 0.90485] d(gdp(-1)) -0.000469 -0.877098 47.32419 (0.00054) (0.31266) (83.0184) [-0.86629] [-2.80531] [ 0.57004] d(gdp(-2)) 0.000161 -1.568638 28.58937 (0.00071) (0.40849) (108.465) [ 0.22847] [-3.84009] [ 0.26358] d(cap(-1)) -1.22e-06 0.006795 -0.034571 (2.9e-06) (0.00170) (0.45065) [-0.41443] [ 4.00388] [-0.07671] d(cap(-2)) -1.04e-06 0.001237 0.198290 (1.8e-06) (0.00105) (0.27790) [-0.57498] [ 1.18164] [ 0.71354] notes: standard errors in () &t-statistic in [] export diversification and economic growth...(sunaryati) 131 table 16. multivariate granger causality tests based on vecm: thailand variables: d(gdp) d(dx) d(emp) d(cap) ecm 0.785929 -0.000879 0.043637 0.344911 (0.82828) (0.00050) (0.00938) (1.46114) [ 0.94887] [-1.76146] [ 4.65124] [ 0.23606] d(gdp(-1)) -0.765429 0.001383 -0.061697 0.044245 (1.56139) (0.00094) (0.01769) (2.75439) [-0.49022] [ 1.47003] [-3.48849] [ 0.01606] d(gdp(-2)) -0.673741 0.000162 -0.001264 0.694222 (0.63732) (0.00038) (0.00722) (1.12427) [-1.05715] [ 0.42128] [-0.17510] [ 0.61749] d(dx(-1)) 642.7876 0.123443 29.38906 587.9058 (584.861) (0.35236) (6.62467) (1031.73) [ 1.09904] [ 0.35033] [ 4.43630] [ 0.56982] d(dx(-2)) 1312.402 -1.664573 66.07803 0.120507 (1656.58) (0.99804) (18.7640) (2922.32) [ 0.79224] [-1.66785] [ 3.52154] [ 4.1e-05] d(emp(-1)) 10.36249 -6.73e-05 -0.298477 -2.761696 (12.3958) (0.00747) (0.14041) (21.8671) [ 0.83597] [-0.00902] [-2.12580] [-0.12629] d(emp(-2)) 0.943376 0.012452 -0.456162 -3.930901 (15.6535) (0.00943) (0.17731) (27.6139) [ 0.06027] [ 1.32039] [-2.57273] [-0.14235] d(cap(-1)) 0.544919 -0.000380 0.018851 0.480540 (0.45761) (0.00028) (0.00518) (0.80725) [ 1.19081] [-1.37804] [ 3.63688] [ 0.59528] d(cap(-2)) 0.563680 -0.000676 0.019374 0.043864 (0.59870) (0.00036) (0.00678) (1.05614) [ 0.94151] [-1.87351] [ 2.85689] [ 0.04153] notes: standard errors in () &t-statistic in [] microsoft word 06-sumiyarti_rev1 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015, hlm.188-199 apakah hipotesis “export led growth” berlaku di indonesia? sumiyarti fakultas ekonomi universitas trisakti jl. kyai tapa no.1 grogol, jakarta – 11440, indonesia phone +62 21 5668632 e-mail korespondensi: sumiyarti69@gmail.com naskah diterima: februari 2015; disetujui: september 2015 abstract: this study aimed to test whether the hypothesis of "export led growth" applies to the indonesian economy. the term "export led growrth" refers to a situation where a country's exports become the motor of economic growth. to achieve these objectives research using data gdp (y) as a proxy for economic growth and serve as the dependent variable, and manufacturing exports (x), capital goods imports (m), the stock of capital (k) and labor (l) as independent variables. of all variables used, variable labor value or coefficient greatest. while variable manufacturing exports had the smallest coefficient. although when compared with other control variabe, the role of manufacturing exports variable in influencing economic growth (gdp) is relatively small, but the statistical significance of the test results may indicate that the alleged hypothesis of "export led growth" applies in indonesia can be accepted. keywords: economic export led growrth; manufacture; capital; labor; gross domestic product jel classification: f43, o14, o47 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk menguji apakah hipotesis “export led growth” berlaku untuk perekonomian indonesia. istilah “export led growrth” merujuk pada suatu keadaan dimana ekspor suatu negara menjadi motor penggerak pertumbuhan ekonomi. untuk mencapai tujuan tersebut studi menggunakan data pdb (y) sebagai proksi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan berlaku sebagai variabel dependen, serta ekspor manufaktur (x), impor barang modal (m), stok kapital(k) serta tenaga kerja (l) sebagai variabel independen. dari seluruh variabel yang digunakan, variabel tenaga kerja memiliki nilai atau koefisien yang paling besar. sedangkan variabel ekspor manufaktur memiliki koefisien yang paling kecil. meskipun bila dibandingkan dengan variabel kontrol lainnya, peran variabel ekspor manufaktur dalam mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdb) relatif sangat kecil, namun signifikansi hasil uji statistik dapat menunjukkan bahwa dugaan hipotesis “export led growrth” berlaku di indonesia dapat diterima. kata kunci: export led growrth; manufaktur; modal; tenaga kerja; produk domestik bruto klasifikasi jel: f43, o14, o47 pendahuluan kajian mengenai kaitan antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi masih menarik minat untuk dilakukan. studi-studi yang mengeksplorasi hubungan antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi juga masih banyak dilakukan. studistudi tersebut menggunakan model kausalitas atau model-model ekonometri yang lain. pada studi dengan model kausalitas dimaksudkan untuk menguji apakah ekspor yang mempengaruhi pertumbuhan atau pertumbuhan ekonomi yang mempengaruhi ekspor. sedangkan pada studi-studi dengan model ekonometri lain sebagian besar dilakukan dengan maksud untuk mengetahui bagaimana pengaruh antara ekspor terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. dalam istilah ekonomi dugaan adanya pengaruh ekspor dan apakah hipotesis “export led growth” ... (sumiyarti) 189 pertumbuhan dikenal dengan istilah export led growth hypothesis (hipotesis elg). studi-studi tentang korelasi antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi pada awalnya banyak menggunakan fungsi produksi dengan mempertimbangkan variabel ekspor ke dalam fungsi tersebut. hubungan antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi diuji dengan menggunakan data antar negara (cross country) dalam sebuah persamaan tunggal. namun jika terdapat kausalitas sebaliknya yaitu pertumbuhan ekonomi yang mempengaruhi ekspor maka hasil estimasi persamaan tersebut menjadi bias dan tidak konsisten. hal ini disebabkan karena pada studi yang didasarkan pada fungsi produksi dengan persamaan tunggal mengabaikan isu serius dari sifat simultan antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. beberapa studi ekonometri yang muncul belakangan menggunakan data runtun waktu (time series) dari negara secara individual untuk menguji adanya hipotesis elg. studi-studi ini dilakukan sebagai jawaban dari kritik terhadap studi yang menggunakan metode persamaan tunggal dengan data antarnegara. studi-studi tersebut sebagian besar didasarkan pada uji kausalitas granger atau sim, impulse response function atau error variance decomposition. hasilhasil studi ini belum ada yang mengarah pada hipotesis elg. namun-studi-studi yang dilakukan tersebut tetap memberi kesan adanya hubungan antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. pertentangan mengenai fakta dan interpretasi hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa terdapat perdebatan seputar hipotesis elg. bukti-bukti empiris tidak selalu membuktikan bahwa hipotesis elg selalu berlaku. alam (2003) menunjukkan hasil studinya pada perekonomian meksiko dan brazil. hasil temuan pada studi tersebut tidak mendukung terhadap berlakunya hipotesis elg, sebab studi itu tidak menemukan adanya efek penyebaran dan peningkatan produktifitas dari meningkatnya ekspor manufaktur. yang ditemukan justru impor barang modal memiliki pengaruh yang sangat signifikan dalam meningkatkan output. sementara keong, yusop dan khim sen (2005) mencoba melakukan pengujian terhadap hipotesis elg di malaysia. dengan menggunakan bounding test, diperoleh hasil bahwa variabel ekspor dan angkatan kerja secara positif akan menyumbang pada pertumbuhan ekonomi. analisis lebih jauh dengan kausalitas granger pada studi ini juga menunjukkan bahwa ekspor menjadi penyebab pertumbuhan ekonomi. dengan demikian studi ini membuktikan bahwa hipotesis elg valid untuk perekonomian malaysia. untuk perekonomian indonesia, dengan menggunakan metode two stage least square (tsls) ratnawati (2000) menemukan bahwa tenaga kerja, modal maupun ekspor manufaktur berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan pdb. tenaga kerja diketahui merupakan variabel terbesar penyumbang pdb indonesia. studi ini bermaksud untuk mencoba menerapkan suatu metodologi pengujian yang menggabungkan antara intuisi ekonomi dan penyederhanaan kerangka fungsi produksi dengan teknik runtun waktu menggunakan spesifikasi model tertentu. secara umum, studi ini ingin menguji validitas hipotesis elg pada perekonomian indonesia. komoditas ekspor yang digunakan untuk menguji hipotesis tersebut adalah ekspor manufakur. sehingga secara khusus, studi ini ingin membuktikan apakah ekspor manufaktur akan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia dalam jangka panjang. studi ini juga akan mempertimbangkan beberapa variabel kontrol selain ekspor manufaktur yang mungkin mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi, seperti impor barang modal, stok modal serta tenaga kerja. perdagangan internasional terjadi ketika ada satu pihak (penduduk, perusahaan, maupun pemerintah) di satu negara yang mengadakan perdagangan (jual-beli) barang dengan pihak lain di negara yang berbeda. perdagangan internasional dapat terjadi karena ada negara-negara yang memliki surplus barang, sementara ada negara lain yang mengalami kekurangan barang. alasan tersebut lebih didasarkan karena adanya perbedaan iklim, letak geografis, yang mengakibatkan adanya perbedaan sumber daya alam. alasan lain yang mendasari terjadinya perdagangan internasional adalah karena adanya perbedaan harga. berdagang dengan negara lain bisa jadi menguntungkan, karena dapat membeli barang yang harganya lebih rendah, kemudian dapat menjualnya ke luar negeri dengan harga yang relatif lebih tinggi. perbedaan harga di berbagai jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 188-199 190 negara inilah yang seringkali dijadikan alasan umum terjadinya perdagangan luar negeri (nopirin, 1999 : hal 2 – 4). sementara itu pertumbuhan ekonomi pada dasarnya menerangkan tentang kenaikan output yang dihasilkan oleh suatu perekonomian. output perekonomian dilambangkan dengan nilai pdb. oleh karena itu pertumbuhan ekonomi umumnya didefinisikan sebagai kenaikan nilai pdb riil per kapita. karena aktifitas perekonomian terdiri dari berbagai sektor lapangan usaha, maka pertumbuhan ekonomi juga akan ditentukan oleh pertumbuhan (kenaikan) output atau meningkatnya nilai tambah sektoral. ada beberapa faktor yang dapat menjadi sumber terjadinya pertumbuhan ekonomi atau meningkatnya nilai tambah dari kegiatan ekonomi. pemahaman mengenai faktor-faktor yang menyumbang pada pertumbuhan ekonomi atau meningkatnya nilai tambah akan lebih mudah menggunakan fungsi produksi agregat. fungsi produksi menunjukkan hubungan teknis antara input dan output. pada tingkat agregat, output (y) adalah pdb yang tidak lain adalah total nilai tambah seluruh sektor produksi. sedangkan input yang mempengaruhi terbentuknya output adalah jumlah tenaga kerja (l) dan jumlah modal (k) yang tersedia dalam perekonomian. dengan demikian dapat digambarkan bahwa output (y) adalah fungsi dari input tenaga kerja (l) dan input modal (k), atau y = f ( l, k ). dalam istilah ekonomi, hubungan antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhinya dirumuskan dalam teori pertumbuhan ekonomi.. salah satu teori ekonomi yang menggunakan fungsi produksi untuk menjelaskan hubungan antara kenaikan output dengan faktor-faktor penentunya adalah teori pertumbuhan ekonomi neo-klasik dari sollow-swan. inti dari teori ini adalah bagaimana pertumbuhan penduduk, akumulasi kapital, kemajuan teknologi dan output saling berinteraksi dalam proses pertumbuhan output. model ini juga menggunakan fungsi produksi yang lebih umum yaitu q = f (k,l) yang bisa menampung berbagai kemungkinan substitusi kapital (k) dan tenaga kerja (l). dalam perkembangan selanjutnya, para peneliti telah melakukan banyak pengembangan model pertumbuhan ekonomi neoklasik. pengembangan model tersebut di antaranya dengan mempertimbangkan variabel lain yang relevan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi, seperti variabel ekspor serta impor. dalam kaitannya dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi, perdagangan internasional sering dianggap sebagai “mesin pertumbuhan” (engine of growth). konsep ini secara ringkas dapat dijelaskan dengan mekanisme sebagai berikut. pada abad ke-19, hampir semua produksi modern berpusat di inggris. lonjakan produksi industri dan jumlah penduduk di inggris selanjutnya memunculkan kebutuhan akan adanya tempat lain yang memasok bahan mentah dan bahan makanan, serta berfungsi sebagai pasar bagi produk-produk industri. maka kemudian berkembanglah tempat baru yang kemudian dikenal dengan “dunia peradaban baru” yang antara lain meliputi amerika serikat, kanada, australia, selandia baru, argentina, urugay dan afrika selatan. perekonomian inggris tumbuh pesat yang diikuti pula dengan peningkatan dalam impor. kemajuan perekonomian inggris ini mengimbas kepada perekonomian dunia baru tersebut yang diakibatkan karena meningkatnya intensitas perdagangan internasional. kegiatan ekspor-impor telah turut membantu perkembangan negara-negara tersebut. sektor ekspor merupakan sektor utama yang mengembangkan perkonomian inggris dan tempat-tempat “dunia peradaban baru” yang sekarang telah menjadi negara-negara maju. kawasan-kawasan itu mengalami pertumbuhan dan pembangunan yang pesat karena terlibat dalam kegiatan ekpsor yang intensif. dengan demikian maka dapat dikatakan bahwa perdagangan internasional khususnya ekspor telah menjadi “mesin pertumbuhan” bagai negaranegara berkembang saat itu (salvatore,1997: hal. 423-424). bukti perdagangan internasional khususnya sektor ekspor telah mampu menjadi mesin penggerak pertumbuhan yang menjadi bahan kajian dengan banyaknya studi empiris. beberapa studi empiris yang dilakukan menggunakan kerangka fungsi produksi, salah satunya adalah fungsi produksi neo-klasik. dalam fungsi produksi tersebut, satu-satunya penentu pertumbuhan pendapatan jangka panjang ada apakah hipotesis “export led growth” ... (sumiyarti) 191 lah adalah kemajuan teknologi yang bersifat eksogen. dengan demikian maka perdagangan internasional tidak memiliki efek terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi jangka panjang. model-model pertumbuhan ekonomi yang berkembang pada tahun-tahun terakhir ini mencoba menggali kaitan antara perdagangan internasional dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi. misalnya grossman dan helpman (1991), yang menunjukkan manfaat-manfaat perdagangan internasional yaitu berupa eksternalitas dari masuknya komoditi impor baru maupun teknologi atau pengetahuan baru. eksternalitas itu dimungkinkan karena dalam dunia yang tumbuh dengan cepat dengan komunikasi yang murah, ide-ide baru dan informasi dengan cepat menyebar melewati batas lintas negara. sebaliknya sebagai akibatnya negara-negara akan mendapatkan manfaat dari penyebaran yang dihasilkan oleh inovasi dalam pengetahuan dari negara-negara yang menjadi partner dagangnya (grossman, g.m dan helpman, e , 1990 : 86). dengan penyebaran teknologi yang sempurna (full diffusion), pergerakan menuju paintegrasi ekonomi melalui pengurangan restriksi perdagangan juga akan berakibat pada meningkatnya pertumbuhan ekonomi dunia dalam jangka panjang. demikian pula dengan adanya liberalisasi multilateral yang komprehensif yang terdiri dari perdagangan barangbarang dan ide-ide juga akan menyebabkan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang lebih cepat (batiz, luis a.r. dan xie, d., 1992 : 422-427). meskipun studi-studi empiris yang dilakukan memiliki hasil yang berbeda dalam menggambarkan apakah perdagangan internasional memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan atau tidak terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi, tetapi studistudi yang telah dilakukan tersebut telah meletakkan kerangka dasar untuk analisa empiris. dasar teori yang telah mempertimbangkan variabel perdagangan intenasional adalah teori pertumbuhan baru (new growth) atau endogen. dalam teori pertumbuhan baru telah dipertimbangkan kemungkinan adanya eksternalitas atau increasing return to scale dalam fungsi produksi. eksternalitas itu dapat ditimbulkan dari kegiatan melakukan impor dan ekspor dari dan ke negara lain. secara teori, terdapat beberapa jalur yang dapat menjelaskan bahwa perluasan ekspor akan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi (alam, 2003 : 87 – 90): 1) pengaruh penyebaran dinamis (dinamics spillover effect) dari peningkatan ekspor ke seluruh perekonomian dunia. sumber-sumber dari penyebaran ini termasuk di antaranya perbaikan teknologi yang dipercepat sebagai akibat meningkatnya persaingan, efisiensi dan kewirausahaan, bentuk organisasi tenaga kerja yang baik, telah mengubah sikap dan pengetahuan mengenai teknologi dan pasar secara internasional. proses tersebut sering dikatakan sebagai “learning by doing” atau lebih tepatnya “learning by exporting”. dampak langsung dari perluasan ekspor terhadap peningkatan kegiatan ekonomi itu yang kemudian diistilahkan dengan hipotesis export led growth. 2) pada kenyataannya sebagian negara berkembang memiliki kendala keterbatasan nilai tukar, sehingga dengan adanya ekspor akan dapat mengurangi kendala tersebut sehingga tetap dapat melakukan impor terhadap input dan barang-barang modal yang memiliki kandungan teknologi yang tidak dapat diproduksi di dalam negeri. seperti studi yang dilakukan oleh lee (1995) dalam alam (2003) yang menunjukkan bahwa impor barang modal dari negara yang berteknologi lebih maju kemungkinan akan memiliki eksternalitas yang besar. sehingga tanpa memasukkan impor barang modal ke dalam persaamaan dikhawatirkan hasil estimasi yang diperoleh akan bias. 3) levine dan renelt (1992) dalam alam (2003) menemukan bahwa tidak satupun dari ukuran keterbukaan yang memasukkan rasio ekspor ditambah impor terhadap pdb yang secara kuat berhubungan dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi. tetapi rasio ekspor terhadap pdb secara kuat berhubungan rasio investasi terhadap pdb. dengan demikian terhadap hubungan yang tidak langsung antara ekspor dan pertumbuhan ekonomi melalui investasi. kerangka pemikiran dan hipotesis penelitian. berdasarkan landasan teoritis dan studi empiris diperoleh konsep bahwa ekspor suatu negara, terutama ekspor manufaktur akan memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. semakin tinggi nilai ekspor akan semakin meningkatkan pertum jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 188-199 192 buhan ekonomi. berdasarkan pemikiran tersebut makan dapat disusun hipotesis sebagai berikut : h1: ekspor manufaktur mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia kinerja ekspor yang baik ditentukan oleh tingginya aktifitas produksi pada sektor-sektor ekonomi. kemajuan aktifitas ekonomi pada sektor-sektor ekonomi di indonesia juga masih mengandalkan pada ketersediaan barang modal, yang sebagian besar masih diimpor dari luar negeri. dengan demikian maka bila impor barang modal juga harus diperhitungkan sebagai salah satu faktor yang dapat mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi. semakin tinggi nilai impor barang modal, maka perekonomian negara yang besangkutan akan memiliki eksternalitas yang lebih besar untuk melakukan alih teknologi, yang selanjutnya diharapkan akan semakin meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi. hipotesis kaitan antara impor barang modal dan pertumbuhan ekonomi adalah sebagai berikut : h2: impor barang modal mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia pertumbuhan ekonomi menunjukkan peningkatan output per kapita dalam jangka panjang. sedang dilihat dari sisi penawaran, output yang dihasilkan tergantung dari banyaknya input yang digunakan. dalam proses produksi terdapat dua jenis input yang digunakan yaitu modal dan tenaga kerja. semakin banyak input modal dan tenaga kerja yang digunakan maka akan semakin banyak output yang dihasilkan, dan dapat dihipotesiskan sebagai berikut: h3: stok modal mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia h1: jumlah tenaga kerja mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia metode penelitian studi ini memfokuskan pada pembuktian apakah ekspor merupakan faktor pendorong terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia. komoditi ekspor terutama ekspor manufaktur dianggap dapat memacu pertumbuhan ekonomi. studi ini memfokuskan pada bagaimana pengaruh ekspor manufaktur terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. selain itu di negara sedang berkembang faktor impor barang modal juga diduga dapat menjadi penyebab pertumbuhan ekonomi. sehingga dalam studi ini dipertimbangkan juga beberapa variabel lain yang diduga dapat menjadi penyebab terjadinya pertumbuhan ekonomi seperti impor barang modal, tenaga kerja serta stok kapital. variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini meliputi variabel tak bebas (dependent variable) serta variabel bebas (independent variable). variabel tak bebas dalam studi ini adalah pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diproksi dengan nilai pdb (y). sedangkan variabel bebas yang digunakan meliputi variabel stok kapital (k), variabel tenaga kerja (l), variabel ekspor manufaktur (x) dan variabel im2012por barang modal (m). keseluruhan variabel tersebut didefinisikan dan diukur sebagai berikut: variabel produk domestik bruto (y) adalah jumlah seluruh nilai tambah yang dihasilkan oleh seluruh unit usaha dalam suatu negara tertentu atau merupakan jumlah nilai barang dan jasa akhir yang dihasilkan oleh seluruh unit ekonomi. nilai produk domestik bruto (pdb) yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah nilai pdb riil yaitu pdb tahunan yang dihitung atas dasar harga konstan tahun 1993, selama kurun waktu 1990 -2012 dalam satuan milyar rupiah. variabel stok kapital (k) adalah besarnya nilai riil barang modal pada akhir periode. namun studi ini nilai stok kapital diproksi dengan nilai riil pembentukan modal tetap domestik bruto (pmtdb) tahunan dari tahun 1990–2012 dengan harga konstan tahun 1993, dalam satuan milyar rupiah. variabel ekspor manufaktur (x) adalah nilai riil ekspor yang meliputi ekspor barang dengan kode sitc 5 ditambah (+) sitc 6 kecuali sitc 67 dan sitc 68 ditambah (+) sitc 7 ditambah (+) sitc 8. sitc 5 terdiri dari produk kimia dan produk terkait; sitc 6 terdiri barang-barang manufaktur dasar (kulit, karet, kertas, tekstil, dan lain lain); sitc 67 adalah besi dan baja; sitc 68 adalah non-ferrous metal; sitc 7 terdiri dari mesin-mesin dan perlengkapan transportasi; sitc 8 terdiri barangbarang manufaktur lainnya seperti perlengkapan foto, instrumen optik, mainan, dan lain lain). nilai riil ekspor manufaktur yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah nilai ekspor tahunan dari tahun 1990-2012, dalam satuan juta us $. apakah hipotesis “export led growth” ... (sumiyarti) 193 variabel impor barang modal (m) adalah nilai riil impor barang modal yang meliputi nilai impor barang modal dengan klasifikasi sitc 7 kecuali perlengkapan transportasi. data nilai riil impor barang modal yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah nilai impor tahunan dari tahun 1990 – 2011, dalam satuan juta us $. variabel tenaga kerja (l) didefinisikan sebagai bagian dari penduduk usia kerja yang berumur 10 tahun ke atas (1990 – 1997) dan 15 tahun ke atas (1998 – 2012) yang bekerja. istilah bekerja di menurut definisi bps adalah melakukan pekerjaan dengan maksud memperoleh atau membantu memperoleh pendapatan atau keuntungan dan lamanya bekerja paling sedikit 1 jam secara terus menerus dalam seminggu yang lalu (termasuk pekerja keluarga tanpa upah yang membantu dalam suatu usaha/ kegiatan ekonomi). data tenaga kerja yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah tenaga kerja tahunan dari tahun 1990-2012, dengan satuan orang. untuk mencapai tujuan studi, maka digunakan spesifikasi model yang disusun dengan menggunakan variabel-variabel tersebut di atas sebagai berikut: yt = f (at, kt, lt, xt, mt), 1) dimana a menunjukkan faktor eksogen yt = at ktβ ltγ xtλ mtδ 2) hubungan tersebut bila diubah dalam fungsi log linear akan menjadi: log yt = α + β log kt + γ log lt + λ xt + δ log mt + ε 3) di mana: α adalah konstanta; kt adalah stok modal riil; lt adalah jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja; xt adalah nilai ekspor; mt adalah nilai impor berdasarkan persamaan sederhana tersebut maka pengujian terhadap keberadaan hipotesis elg dilakukan dengan hipotesis sebagai berikut : ho : λ = 0 yang artinya hipotesis elg ditolak ho : λ > 0 yang artinya hipotesis elg diterima dengan pengujian tersebut , maka apabila nilai λ > 0, maka secara statistik hipotesis elg diterima, yang artinya ekspor manufaktur secara statistik signifikan dalam mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia.estimasi terhadap model tersebut dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode ols (ordinary least square). kemudian terhadap hasil estimasi yang diperoleh akan dilakukan pengujian penyimpangan asumsi klasik yaitu uji multikolinieritas, uji heteroskedastisitas, dan uji autokorelasi. uji multikolinieritas dilakukan untuk menguji apakah terdapat korelasi yang signifikan di antara dua atau lebih variabel independent dalam model regresi. sedangkan uji heteroskedastitas dilakukan untuk menguji bahwa gangguan acak (µ) pada variable bebas adalah homoskedastisitas. uji autokorelasi menguji adanya korelasi kesalahan pengganggu (error term) dari satu periode dengan periode sebelumnya, atau kesalahan pengganggu menjadi tidak bebas karena satu sama lain saling berhubungan. hasil dan pembahasan model yang digunakan di dalam studi, yaitu : log yt = α + β log kt + γ log lt + λ xt + δ log mt + ε 4) hasil estimasi awal dari model tersebut adalah: log yt = -12,19068 + 0,066557 log kt + (0,0250) (0,0250) 1,155834 log lt + 0,274223 xt + (0,0018) (0,0010) 0,052778 log mt + ε 5) (0,0474) keterangan: ( ) menunjukkan probabilitas hasil regresi tersebut telah melewati beberapa uji asumsi klasik meliputi uji normalitas, uji heteroskedastisitas, uji autokolerasi dan uji multikolinearitas. uji normalitas bertujuan untuk mengetahui apakah dalam model regresi terdapat variabel pengganggu atau residual memiliki distribusi normal. pengujian normali jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 188-199 194 tas dengan menggunakan jarque berra test menghasilkan nilai probabilita sebesar 0,991174 > 0,05 yang berarti hipotesis null yang menyatakan bahwa distribusi dari error bersifat normal diterima. dengan demikian asumsi normalitas yang disyaratkan dapat terpenuhi. heteroskedastisitas menunjukkan bahwa varian dari setiap error bersifat heterogen yang berarti melanggar asumsi klasik yang mensyaratkan bahwa varian dari error harus bersifat homogen. pengujian heteroskedastisitas yang dilakukan dengan menggunakan uji white-test mendapatkan hasil nilai probabilita obs*r² 0,3441 > 0,05, yang memberikan kesimpulan bahwa model regresi yang digunakan tidak terdapat adanya heteroskedastisitas. autokorelasi menunjukkan bahwa adanya korelasi antara error pada satu periode dengan error periode sebelumnya. permasalahan autokorelasi hanya relevan digunakan jika data yang dipakai adalah data time series. pengujian hipotesis untuk uji autokorelasi dilakukan dengan menggunakan uji lm-test memberikan hasil nilai signifikansi dari probabilita obs*r² 0.0626 > 0.05, yang memberi kesimpulan bahwa model regresi yang digunakan tidak terdapat aanya autokorelasi. multikolinearitas menunjukkan bahwa antara variabel independen mempunyai hubungan langsung (berkorelasi). konsekuensi dari multikolinearitas akan menyebabkan koefisien regresi nilainya kecil, standar error regresi nilainya besar sehingga pengujian individunya menjadi tidak signifikan. ciri adanya multikolinearitas adalah r-square tinggi, f-test signifikan, namun t testnya banyak yang tidak signifikan. deteksi awal keberadaan multikolinieritas dilakukan dengan matriks korelasi. pada model yang digunakan terdapat nilai correlation matrix antar variabel independen saling mempengaruhi. di antaranya stok modal riil dengan jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja, stok modal riil dan nilai ekspor, stok modal riil dan nilai impor, jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja dan nilai ekspor. muktikolinieritas yang kuat terjadi pada variabel independent jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja dan nilai ekspor yaitu sebesar 0,968976, maka multikolinearitas tersebut harus disembuhkan. penanggulangan uji multikolinearitas dilakukan dengan menghilangkan satu atau lebih variabel bebas yang mempunyai kolinearitas tinggi (sebelumnya telah dilakukan log-lin pada masing-masing variabel). namun setelah dilakukan transformasi logaritma natural, ternyata hasil dari probabilita kt 0,0018 < 0,05 yang artinya jumlah angkatan kerja sudah signifikan. dalam arti lain, model yang diteliti tidak memiliki masalah multikolinearitas. hasil estimasi persamaan memiliki nilai probabilita dari f-statistik adalah 0,000000 < 0,05 maka ha diterima dan signifikan secara statistik. atau dengan kata lain, secara bersama-sama variabel independen (stok modal riil, jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja, nilai ekspor, dan nilai impor) mempengaruhi variabel dependen (pdb). hasil estimasi model regresi juga menghasilkan r² = 0,982587 = 98,2587% yang menunjukkan bahwa kemampuan variabel independen (stok modal riil, jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja, nilai ekspor, dan nilai impor) untuk menjelaskan variabel dependen (pdb) sebesar 98,2587%. sedangkan sisanya yaitu sebesar 1,7413% adalah perilaku dari variabel bebas lain yang mempengaruhi pdb tetapi tidak dimasukkan dalam model. setelah dilakukan pengujian terhadap asumsi klasik, maka dilakukan pengujian signifikansi variabel studi secara individu dengan menggunakan t test. melihat hasil regresi ternyata semua data variabel yaitu jumlah angkatan kerja yang bekerja, nilai ekspor, dan nilai impor berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap pdb, variabel ekspor secara statistik siginifikan mempengaruhi pdb. koefisien ekspor memililiki nilai yang paling kecil diantara seluruh variabel independen. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa dalam perekonomian indonesia, ekspor memiliki kontribusi positif dalam membentuk output (pdb). hasil ini menunjukkan kesesuaian dengan studi sebelumnya seperti ratnawati (2000) bahwa tenaga kerja, modal maupun ekspor manufaktur berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan pdb. demikian pula dengan studi dari keong, yusop dan khim sen (2005) terhadap perekonomian malaysia, yang memberikan hasil bahwa ekspor dan tenaga kerja memberikan pengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi negara itu. sementara itu variabel kontrol berupa im apakah hipotesis “export led growth” ... (sumiyarti) 195 por barang modal juga memiliki koefisien positif serta signifikan dalam membentuk pdb. hal ini dapat dijelaskan bahwa karakteristik ekspor manufaktur indonesia masih mengandalkan pada kandungan barang impor terutama impor barang modal. hampir seluruh jenis barang industri manufaktur memiliki kandungan impor yang tinggi. impor barang modal memiliki eksternalitas dalam industri manufaktur. pengaruh impor barang modal terhadap pdb terjadi tidak secara langsung tetapi melalui efek penyebaran yang ditimbulkan oleh barang modal tersebut. di dalam barang modal terkandung “knowledge” serta teknologi yang memberi efek positif pada pertumbuhan industri manufaktur. dengan demikian maka peningkatan impor barang modal akan menggerakkan industi manufaktur yang pada akhirnya dapat mendorong pertumbuhan produk domestik bruto. variabel inti dalam fungsi produksi yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah stok modal dan tenga kerja. kedua variabel ini secara signifikan mempengaruhi pdb dengan koefisien yang positif. variabel tenaga kerja merupakan variabel yang memiliki koefisien paling besar di antara seluruh variabel yang digunakan. hasil ini sesuai dengan studi yang banyak dilakukan, dimana dalam persamaan tentang pertumbuhan pdb dengan tenaga kerja untuk perekonomian indonesia hampir selalu diperoleh hasil bahwa variabel ini memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan dan positif terhadap pertumbuhan pdb. kenyataan ini memberi gambaran bahwa output pada sektor-sektor ekonomi di indonesia masih mengandalkan pada jumlah tenaga kerja yang digunakan. semakin banyak input tenaga kerja digunakan, maka akan semakin tinggi pula output (pdb) yang dihasilkan. konsep tenaga kerja yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah adalah tenaga kerja dari sisi jumlah atau kuantitas, bukan kualitas. artinya kontribusi tenaga kerja dalam mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi masih dilihat dari sisi kuantitas. secara implisit hal ini mengesankan bahwa penggunaan tenaga kerja pada sektor-sektor ekonomi masih bertumpu pada tenaga kerja “unskill” dengan tingkat pendidikan yang rendah. tingkat keahlian dan keterampilan tenaga kerja yang rendah akan menghasilkan nilai tambah yang juga rendah. variabel modal pada studi ini juga memiliki pengaruh yang positif dan signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdb). hal ini sesuai dengan hipotesis bahwa semakin banyak stok modal digunakan maka akan semakin banyak pula output yang akan dihasilkan. hal ini menunjukka bahwa stok modal sebagai sumber internal dalam pembentukan output masih dominan sebagai sumber pertumbuhan ekonomi. secara keseluruhan hasil studi ini membuktikan adanya kebenaran hipotesis “export led growth” di indonesia. meskipun dampak dari ekspor terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdb) relatif sangat kecil dibandingkan faktorfaktor yang lain yang digunakan, tetapi masih memberi pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdb). dikaitkan dengan kuatnya pengaruh tenaga kerja, dapat dikatakan pada bahwa sektor-sektor ekonomi penopang ekspor indonesia masih mengandalkan pada jumlah tenaga kerja dengan kualifikasi “unskill”. dengan demikian daya ungkitnya terhadap penciptaan nilai tambah barangbarang manufaktur yang akan dieskpor menjadi rendah. selain itu masih tingginya kontribusi impor barang modal pada aktifitas industri manufaktur juga memberi efek terhadap rendahnya daya saing produk tersebut di pasar ekspor. hasil studi ini juga mengesankan bahwa dilihat dari sumber penyebab pertumbuhan, pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdb) indonesia masih mengandalkan pada sumber-sumber internal yaitu stok modal dan tenaga kerja. sumber eksternal yang berasal dari lalu lintas barang perdagangan internasional seperti ekspor dan impor masih masih lebih rendah dampaknya terhadap pertumbuhan pdb. eksternalitas yang berasal dari lalu lintas perdagangan masih belum bisa memberikan efek yang besar dalam mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia. simpulan keseluruhan variabel secara bersama-sama signifikan dalam mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdb) indonesia. pengujian statistik mengenai pengaruh variabel independen terha jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 188-199 196 dap variabel dependen memberikan hasil bahwa keseluruhan variabel independen yang digunakan yaitu tenaga kerja, stok modal riil, ekspor manufaktur dan impor barang modal signifikan mempengaruhi pdb. keseluruhan variabel juga memiliki tanda positif. hal ini berarti bahwa keseluruhan hipotesis yang diajukan dalam studi ini keseluruhannya diterima. berdasarkan besaran koefisien variabel independen, terlihat bahwa variabel tenaga kerja memiliki koefisien terbesar. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa variabel tenaga kerja memiliki pengaruh yang relatif lebih besar dalam mendorong pdb dibandingkan dengan variabel lain. secara umum hasil studi membuktikan bahwa hipotesis “export led growth” berlaku untuk perekonomian indonesia. hasil ini sejalan dengan beberapa studi sebelumnya, bahwa perkembangan ekspor satu negara, terutama ekspor barang manufaktur dapat menjadi mesin pendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi. berdasarkan kesimpulan yang diutarakan di atas, maka beberapa saran yang dapat dikemukakan adalah sebagai berikut. variabel tenaga kerja secara statistik signifikan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan memiliki nilai koefisien yang paling besar. namun konsep tenaga kerja yang digunakan adalah tenaga kerja dalam arti jumlah atau kuantitas dan bukan kualitas. hal ini yang dapat menjadi penyebab rendahnya nilai tambah yang diciptakan pada beberapa sektor produksi, termasuk industri manufaktur. untuk itu maka diperlukan peningkatan kualitas tenaga serta sumber baik melalui pendidikan, pelatihan maupun pendidikan non formal lainnya. hipotesis “export led growth” berlaku untuk perekonomian indonesia, namun lemah dampaknya terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. nilai koefisien impor barang modal justru memiliki nilai yang lebih besar dibanding dengan ekspor manufaktur. angka ini menunjukkan bahwa eksternalitas dari impor barang modal terhadap peningkatan nilai tambah sektor industri manufaktur masih rendah. diperlukan suatu upaya atau kebijakan agar efek penyebaran/alih teknologi berlaku, dan ini membutuhkan kualitas sumber daya manusia yang lebih baik. pada akhirnya diperlukan studi lebih lanjut untuk mengetahui daya saing pada sektor produk serta produk yang menjadi penopang ekspor, agar dapat dirumuskan kebijakan yang lebih terarah dalam mendorong ekspor manufaktur di indonesia. daftar pustaka alam, m imam. 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(2003). perekonomian indonesia, beberapa masalah penting. jakarta: penerbit ghalia indonesia. lampiran hasil regresi log-lin dependent variable: lnyt method: least squares date: 17/10/13 time: 10:03 sample: 1990 2012 included observations: 23 variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c -12,19068 4,984594 -2,445671 0,0250 lnkt 0,066557 0,047080 1,413694 0,1745 lnlt 1,155834 0,316155 3,655912 0,0018 lnxt 0,274223 0,070088 3,912559 0,0010 lnmt 0,052778 0,024796 2,128531 0,0474 r-squared 0,985753 mean dependent var 13,05950 adjusted r-squared 0,982587 s,d, dependent var 0,324822 akaike info criterion 0,042863 -3,271936 schwarz criterion 0,033071 -3,025089 log likelihood 42,62726 hannan-quinn criter, -3,209855 f-statistic 311,3488 durbin-watson stat 1,033419 prob(f-statistic) 0,000000 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 188-199 198 hasil uji heteroskedastisitas heteroskedasticity test: white f-statistic 1,152931 prob, f(12,10) 0,4166 obs*r-squared 13,35039 prob, chi-square(12) 0,3441 scaled explained ss 7,632767 prob, chi-square(12) 0,8131 test equation: dependent variable: resid^2 method: least squares date: 17/10/13 time: 10:04 sample: 1990 2012 included observations: 23 collinear test regressors dropped from specification variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c 2,238079 20,85608 0,107311 0,9167 lnkt -1,057891 2,226502 -0,475136 0,6449 lnkt^2 -0,016164 0,026451 -0,611090 0,5548 lnkt*lnlt 0,066701 0,142482 0,468137 0,6497 lnkt*lnxt 0,022605 0,046054 0,490826 0,6341 lnkt*lnmt -0,001684 0,031116 -0,054120 0,9579 lnlt -0,115642 1,316737 -0,087825 0,9317 lnlt*lnxt -0,066920 0,079544 -0,841291 0,4198 lnlt*lnmt 0,003351 0,009016 0,371688 0,7179 lnxt 0,962027 1,260598 0,763152 0,4630 lnxt^2 0,007170 0,013143 0,545585 0,5973 lnxt*lnmt -0,016544 0,032733 -0,505428 0,6242 lnmt^2 0,007008 0,007847 0,893088 0,3928 r-squared 0,580452 mean dependent var 0,001438 adjusted r-squared 0,076994 s,d, dependent var 0,002009 s,e, of regression 0,001930 akaike info criterion -9,365160 sum squared resid 3,72e-05 schwarz criterion -8,723358 log likelihood 120,6993 hannan-quinn criter, -9,203748 f-statistic 1,152931 durbin-watson stat 2,218004 prob(f-statistic) 0,416612 hasil uji autokolerasi breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test: f-statistic 2,538761 prob, f(2,16) 0,1103 obs*r-squared 5,540642 prob, chi-square(2) 0,0626 test equation: dependent variable: resid method: least squares date: 17/10/13 time: 10:05 sample: 1990 2012 included observations: 23 presample missing value lagged residuals set to zero, apakah hipotesis “export led growth” ... (sumiyarti) 199 variable coefficient std, error t-statistic prob, c 0,885327 4,623345 0,191491 0,8506 lnkt 0,012799 0,044152 0,289893 0,7756 lnlt -0,058496 0,293330 -0,199422 0,8444 lnxt 0,014014 0,065069 0,215366 0,8322 lnmt -0,011828 0,024316 -0,486431 0,6333 resid(-1) 0,485902 0,249728 1,945724 0,0695 resid(-2) 0,038361 0,259774 0,147672 0,8844 r-squared 0,240897 mean dependent var 3,21e-15 adjusted r-squared -0,043766 s,d, dependent var 0,038771 s,e, of regression 0,039611 akaike info criterion -3,373641 sum squared resid 0,025104 schwarz criterion -3,028056 log likelihood 45,79687 hannan-quinn criter, -3,286727 f-statistic 0,846254 durbin-watson stat 2,058352 prob(f-statistic) 0,553081 microsoft word 03-mita jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014, hlm.23-36 perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya migrasi internasional tenaga kerja indonesia mita adhisti departemen pengelolaan dan kepatuhan laporan bank indonesia jalan m.h. thamrin nomor 2, jakarta pusat, jakarta 10110, indonesia phone: +62 21 29818127 e-mail korespondensi: diestie.adh@gmail.com naskah diterima: agustus 2013; disetujui: februari 2014 abstract: the low employment and the standard wage or salary in the country into individual driving factors for migrating abroad to find work. this study specifically addresses the calculation of benefits gained migrant workers during their working lives and costs to be incurred during the placement process in south korea, malaysia, singapore, and taiwan. the calculation of the estimated value of net benefits is the result of a reduction in the value of benefits and costs, referring to the model of the value of the benefits and costs of international migration developed by massey et al (1993) the results of calculations indicate that the estimated net benefits received by migrant workers in south korea and taiwan during the threeyear period amounted to 234.5 and 130.8 million. as for the working period of two years, the estimated net value of the benefit received tki singapore and malaysia amounted to 48.5 million and 39 million. the results of the calculations can be used as an alternative choice in the decision making process of individuals to choose the destination country of employment. keywords: international migration; indonesian workers; benefit; cost jel classification: f22, o15 abstrak: rendahnya kesempatan kerja maupun standar upah atau gaji di dalam negeri menjadi faktor pendorong individu untuk migrasi ke luar negeri untuk mendapatkan kerja. studi ini secara khusus membahas perhitungan manfaat yang didapatkan tki selama masa kerjanya dan biaya yang harus dikeluarkan selama mengikuti proses penempatan di korea selatan, malaysia, singapura, dan taiwan. perhitungan estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang merupakan hasil pengurangan antara nilai manfaat dan biaya, mengacu pada model nilai manfaat dan biaya migrasi internasional yang dikembangkan oleh massey et al (1993).hasil perhitungan menunjukkan bahwa estimasi manfaat bersih yang diterima tki yang bekerja di korea selatan dan taiwan selama masa kerja tiga tahun adalah sebesar 234,5 dan 130,8 juta rupiah. sedangkan untuk masa kerja dua tahun, estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima tki singapura dan malaysia sebesar 48,5 juta rupiah dan 39 juta rupiah. hasil perhitungan dapat digunakan sebagai pilihan alternatif dalam proses pengambilan keputusan individu untuk memilih negara tujuan kerja. kata kunci: migrasi internasional; tenaga kerja indonesia; manfaat; biaya klasifikasi jel: f22, o15 pendahuluan perilaku manusia melakukan migrasi dalam sejarahnya sudah dimulai dari awal kehidupan manusia yang didasari oleh faktor pendorong dan faktor penarik migrasi (lee, 1966). kedua faktor ini tidak lepas dipengaruhi oleh kondisi lingkungan, politik, budaya, maupun ekonomi suatu wilayah (kumar dan sidhu, 2005). faktor pendorong migrasi sebagian besar terdapat pada negara yang sedang berkembang dilihat dari karakteristik kondisi perekonomian yang belum stabil. lain halnya dengan faktor jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 23-36 24 penarik migrasi yang dimiliki oleh negara maju dengan kondisi perekonomian yang mapan dan relatif stabil. indonesia dengan pendapatan per kapita 2.940 dolar amerika pada tahun 2011, dalam klasifikasi world bank tergolong dalam lowermiddle income economies karena tingkat pendapatan per kapita yang berada dikisaran 1.026 sampai 4.035 dolar amerika. rendahnya tingkat pendapatan, tingginya tingkat pengangguran terbuka 6,56 persen dan pekerja tidak penuh indonesia 34,59 persen (badan pusat statistik indonesia (bps), 2011) merupakan beberapa faktor yang mendorong masyarakat untuk migrasi internal maupun internasional. masyarakat indonesia yang melakukan migrasi ke luar negeri untuk bekerja kerap kali dikenal dengan istilah tenaga kerja indonesia (tki). dalam perkembangannya, istilah tki sering ditafsirkan oleh banyak orang mengandung makna negatif, yaitu sebutan bagi para pekerja indonesia kurang terampil yang bekerja di sektor informal di luar negeri. namun pada dasarnya, definisi tki secara umum yang dijelaskan dalam keputusan menteri tenaga kerja dan transmigrasi (kepmen) no.104a/ men/2002 adalah warga negara indonesia (wni) baik laki-laki maupun perempuan yang bekerja di luar negeri dalam jangka waktu tertentu berdasarkan perjanjian kerja. pergeseran makna tki berdasarkan fakta yang terlihat oleh masyarakat bahwa sebagian besar tki di luar negeri bekerja di sektor informal merupakan pekerja kurang terampil. migrasi internasional tki mulai berkembang setelah era kemerdekaan, yaitu pada tahap repelita ii tahun 1974-1979 dengan tiga besar negara tujuan kerja tki, yaitu arab saudi, singapura, dan hongkong (tabel 1.1: tirtosudarmo, 1999). sejak tahun 1980an terjadi lonjakan migrasi tki ke arab saudi secara drastis karena besarnya kesempatan kerja yang dibuka bagi tenaga kerja asing oleh pemerintah arab saudi di bidang jasa personal pada sektor informal karena peningkatan kesejahteraan penduduk di arab saudi setelah terjadi lonjakan harga minyak di akhir tahun 70’an dan awal tahun 80’an, sehingga ingin mengalihfungsikan tugas rumah tangga (international organization for migration (iom), 2010). lonjakan tki sejak tahun 1980-an juga terjadi di malaysia, tirtosudarmo (1999) mengidentifikasi bahwa sebagian besar tki bekerja di sektor informal, yaitu bidang jasa personal rumah tangga maupun di sektor formal industri pertanian dan konstruksi. iom dalam studinya tabel 1. tenaga kerja indonesia di negara penempatan kawasan asia 1974-1997 no negara tujuan repelita ii 1974-1979 repelita iii 1979-1984 repelita iv 1984-1989 repelita v 1989-1994 1994-1997 1 arab saudi 3.817 55.976 223.573 268.858 267.191 2 malaysia/brunei 536 11.441 38.705 130.735 392.512 3 singapura/hongkong 3.729 6.768 12.272 38.071 80.222 4 korea/taiwan/jepang 451 920 573 6.153 45.256 sumber: tirtosudarmo (1999) tabel 2. penempatan tenaga kerja indonesia berdasarkan negara penempatan kawasan asia dan sektor kerja tahun 2010 – 2011 no negara penempatan 2010 2011 persentase perubahan (%δ) formal informal total formal informal total formal informal total 1 malaysia 115.451 605 116.056 126.311 6.427 132.738 9,4 962 14,4 2 singapura 103 39.520 39.623 9.381 38.131 47.512 9008 -3,5 19,9 3 hongkong 27 33.235 33.262 2.019 48.264 50.283 7378 45,2 51,2 4 taiwan 7.589 54.459 62.048 18.794 60.052 78.846 147,6 10,3 27,1 5 korea selatan 6.566 794 7.360 9.229 1.576 10.805 40,6 98,5 46,8 6 jepang 233 0 233 2.489 19 2.508 968 976 7 arab saudi 13.377 215.513 228.890 31.714 105.929 137.643 137 -50,8 -39,9 perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya ... (mita adhisti) 25 tahun 2010 mengidentifikasi ada tiga alasan utama tingginya permintaan tki secara berkelanjutan di malaysia, yaitu pertumbuhan ekonomi malaysia yang tinggi, tersedianya institusi jaringan penyalur, sponsor, dan agen penempatan tki, dan faktor kemiripan bahasa, budaya dan sejarah, serta letak wilayah antara indonesia dengan malaysia yang berdekatan. pada tabel 1 dan 2 dapat dilihat bahwa tren negara tujuan tki sejak tahun 1980-an sampai 2010 tidak jauh berbeda; arab saudi, malaysia, singapura, dan negara di kawasan asia timur masih menjadi negara tujuan utama. namun mulai tahun 2011, pemerintah indonesia memberlakukan moratorium pemberhentian pengiriman tki informal sementara ke arab saudi karena banyaknya kasus eksploitasi tki, sehingga terjadi penurunan jumlah tki di sektor informal sebesar 50,8 persen. tingginya kasus eksploitasi tki yang bekerja di sektor informal, mendorong pemerintah untuk meningkatkan penempatan tki di sektor formal, yaitu melalui program government to government (g to g) maupun government to private (g to p). program g to g merupakan kerjasama dalam penempatan tki antara pemerintah indonesia yang diwakilkan oleh badan nasional penempatan dan perlindungan tenaga kerja indonesia (bnp2tki) dengan pemerintah korea selatan (dimulai tahun 2006) dan jepang (dimulai tahun 2008) untuk bekerja di sektor formal. tidak jauh berbeda dengan program g to g,program g to p merupakan kerja sama dalam penempatan tki antara pemerintah indonesia dengan pihak swasta pengguna jasa tki di negara tujuan secara langsung (bnp2tki, 2012). sampai saat ini, program g to p baru mulai dijalankan di malaysia tahun 2010. dengan adanya program tersebut, dapat dilihat pada tabel 1 bahwa jumlah tki formal yang ditempatkan di malaysia maupun di korea selatan terus meningkat. tingginya jumlah tki yang bekerja di luar negeri selama tiga dekade terakhir mengindikasikan adanya faktor pendorong dan penarik bagi mereka untuk migrasi. berdasarkan hasil observasi peneliti secara langsung kepada 113 calon tki (ctki), 49 persen faktor yang mendorong mereka untuk bekerja di luar negeri karena perbedaan upah, 27 persen karena sulit mendapat kerja di dalam negeri, dan 12 persen faktor sosial dan budaya. perbedaan upah dan probabilitas mendapatkan kerja merupakan dua faktor ekonomi utama yang mempengaruhi pengambilan keputusan tki, hal tersebut serupa dengan faktor dalam konsep migrasi yang dipaparkan oleh todaro (1969) maupun massey et al (1993). kedua peneliti tersebut dan greenwood (2005) menambahkan bahwa biaya perpindahan merupakan faktor lain yang mempengaruhi pengambilan keputusan individu untuk migrasi dan secara keseluruhan, pengambilan keputusan didasarkan atas perbandingan antara manfaat yang diterima dengan biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk proses migrasi. pada tabel 3 terlampir data penghasilan yang diperoleh tki yang bekerja di singapura, taiwan, malaysia, dan korea selatan. selain tabel 3. rata-rata penghasilan per tahun tki di negara penempatan berdasarkan penetapan upah, tahun 2011 (dalam rupiah) no bidang pekerjaan status pekerjaan sektor pekerjaan negara penempatan singapura taiwan malaysia korea selatan 1 jasa personal penata laksana rumah tangga (plrt), perawat bayi/orang jompo informal 37.750.050 56.200.320 2 konstruksi buruh/karyawan formal 25.810.500 91.893.120 3 manufaktur kayu buruh /karyawan formal 18.927.700 4 industri elektronik buruh /karyawan formal 17.207.000 91.893.120 5 pertanian / perkebunan buruh/karyawan formal 17.207.000 91.893.120 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 23-36 26 korea selatan, pemilihan ketiga negara ini karena termasuk lima besar negara tujuan tki dan untuk korea selatan, pemilihan didasarkan atas pertumbuhan jumlah tki yang terus meningkat dalam lima tahun terakhir. dapat dilihat dalam tabel, untuk keterangan sektor kerja tki di singapura dan taiwan adalah sektor informal, pemilihan didasarkan atas mayoritas tki yang bekerja kedua negara tersebut berada di sektor informal (lihat tabel 2). sedangkan sektor kerja tki malaysia dan korea selatan adalah sektor formal dengan alasan berkebalikan dengan sebelumnya. perbedaan sektor kerja tki mempengaruhi perbedaan standar upah yang ditawarkan kepada mereka. penghasilan per tahun tki di korea selatan paling besar dibandingkan negara lainnya karena mengikuti standar upah minimum pekerja domestik sektor formal di korea selatan, yaitu kurang lebih 7,7 juta per bulannya. sedangkan penghasilan per tahun tki malaysia paling rendah dibandingkan lainnya, walaupun mereka bekerja di sektor formal karena posisi kerja yang berada di level bawah. namun dengan penghasilan 25,8 juta per tahun bagi tki malaysia di bidang konstruksi, nominal tersebut lebih besar dibandingkan dengan rata-rata penghasilan yang diperoleh saat mereka bekerja di indonesia sebelumnya (ditunjukkan dalam tabel 4). selain faktor perbedaan upah, probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan menjadi faktor utama migrasi tki. pada tabel 5 dan 6 menunjukkan probabilitas mendapatkan kerja di keempat negara tujuan kerja tki dan di indonesia. konseiga (2005) menjelaskan bahwa probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan di luar negeri dapat dihitung dengan persamaan 1 dengan asumsi tenaga kerja dari negara asal telah memiliki jaminan untuk mendapatkan pekerjaan di negara tujuan. persamaan 1 merupakan pengembangan konseiga dari model dan asumsi sederhana yang dijabarkan haris dan todaro (1970) dalam migrasi internal. . 1) lf adalah jumlah tenaga kerja di negara tujuan dan m.nh adalah jumlah tki yang migrasi ke negara tujuan. sesuai dengan asumsi, nilai probabilitas (p2) yang mendekati 1 dalam tabel 6 diindikasikan karena objek tki merupakan tki legal yang telah mendapatkan pekerjaan di negara tujuannya. pada tabel 6 dan 7 dapat dilihat nilai probabilitas mendapatkan pekerja di keempat negara tujuan dengan di indonesia cukup timpang, hal tersebut menunjukkan alasan yang mendukung tki untuk bekerja di luar negeri. perhitungan probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan di negara asal dijelaskan oleh riadh (1998) dalam persamaan di bawah ini: tabel 4. rata-rata penghasilan per tahun ctki saat bekerja di indonesia (rupiah) no negara penempatan status pekerjaan rata-rata upah/gaji per bulan rata-rata penghasilan per tahun 1 singapura buruh, karyawan, pegawai dan mandiri-informal 1.425.000 17.100.000 2 taiwan 1.243.000 14.916.000 3 korea selatan 1.313.000 15.756.000 4 malaysia2 1.170.000 14.040.000 tabel 5. probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan di negara penempatan, tahun 2011 no negara total tenaga kerja (lf) total migrasi tki (m.nh) p2 1 singapura 3.178.000 47.503 0,9853 2 taiwan 10.709.000 75.562 0,993 3 malaysia 12.220.000 133.906 0,9892 4 korea 24.244.000 11.248 0,9995 perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya ... (mita adhisti) 27 2) eo adalah jumlah lapangan pekerjaan di negara asal, u adalah jumlah penduduk di negara asal yang menganggur dan mencari pekerjaan. nilai p3 menunjukkan nilai 0,138 yang mengindikasikan 13,8 persen probabilitas mendapatkan kerja di indonesia. dorongan untuk mendapatkan pekerjaan di luar negeri yang relatif lebih mudah dibandingkan di indonesia dengan penghasilan yang lebih tinggi, sering kali keinginan pencari kerja yang berminat menjadi tki tersebut terkendala dengan biaya administrasi untuk migrasi yang cukup tinggi. dalam tabel 7 terdapat data ratarata biaya perpindahan yang dibutuhkan ctki untuk migrasi keempat negara tujuan. biaya perpindahan ke taiwan paling besar karena besarnya biaya jasa perusahaan agensi tki. penetapan biaya jasa perusahaan agensi tki tertuang dalam peraturan pemerintah minimal sama dengan satu bulan upah atau gaji tki di negara kerjanya. sedangkan untuk ctki korea selatan yang ditempatkan melalui lembaga pemerintah, tidak dikenakan biaya untuk jasa perusahaan agensi tki. ctki malaysia yang masuk dalam program g to p, namun dalam proses penempatannya masih melalui agensi tki dikenakan biaya 2,1 juta rupiah walaupun demikian, biaya perpindahan ctki malaysia paling rendah karena tidak ada biaya pelatihan dan pembinaan. kemiripan bahasa indonesia dengan malaysia, yaitu bahasa melayu tidak mengharuskan ctki untuk mengikuti pelatihan bahasa karena bahasa resmi yang digunakan dalam operasional kerja adalah bahasa melayu. sjaastad (1962) dan davanzo (dalam de jong dan gardner, 1981) menjelaskan dalam proses migrasi biaya perpindahan yang dibutuhkan selain biaya langsung (direct cost, dc), seperti biaya administrasi, akomodasi, maupun transportasi tetapi juga biaya tidak langsung (indirect costs, ic), seperti penghasilan yang hilang (foregone earnings, fe) maupun biaya psikis (psychis costs). penghasilan yang hilang dijelaskan oleh sjaastad (1962) sebagai hilangnya penghasilan dari bekerja karena waktu yang dapat digunakan untuk bekerja teralihkan untuk mencari dan mengikuti pelatihan pekerjaan baru, sehingga persamaan umum yang terbentuk, yaitu: tabel 6. probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan di indonesia no keterangan total p3 1 jumlah lapangan pekerjaan (eo) 1.094.729 0,138 2 jumlah penduduk yang menganggur dan mencari kerja (u) 7.910.043 tabel 7. rata-rata biaya perpindahan yang dikeluarkan ctki berdasarkan negara penempatan, tahun 2011 (dalam ribu rupiah) no komponen biaya negara penempatan singapura taiwan malaysia korea selatan 1 tes kesehatan 600 600 300 725 2 paspor 240 110 120 240 3 visa kerja 727 400 470 4 asuransi dan biaya perlindungan 400 400 550 760 5 pembinaan 1.305 150 185 6 pelatihan dan uji kompetensi 1250 3710 153 7 jasa perusahaan 3.150 4.838 2.160 8 airport dan handling 150 100 150 150 9 transportasi lokal 225 100 350 10 akomodasi 2.700 3.840 200 990 11 tiket pesawat keberangkatan 1.349 2.610 1.392 4.655 12 biaya lain-lain 2.245 300 total 13.614 17.485 5.662 8.328 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 23-36 28 fe = upah (w0) x waktu (t-n) 3) pada tabel 8 terlampir data rata-rata penghasilan yang dirasakan hilang oleh ctki korea selatan, singapura, dan taiwan selama mengikuti proses migrasi dari proses pendaftaran sampai keberangkatan. sedangkan untuk ctki malaysia, tidak ada data yang ditemukan karena tidak ada ctki malaysia yang mengikuti pelatihan pada periode observasi. pengamatan terhadap ctki ketiga negara tujuan tersebut, penghasilan yang dirasakan hilang paling besar oleh ctki korea selatan, yaitu sebesar 9,2 juta rupiah karena prosedur penempatan program g to g yang lebih kompleks, khususnya dalam proses perekrutan yang harus disertai tanda lulus ujian eps (employment permit system), yaitu uji kemampuan bahasa korea sesuai persyaratan yang diajukan oleh pemerintah korea selatan. berbeda dengan persyaratan ctki korea selatan, ctki taiwan dan singapura tidak memerlukan standar bahasa dalam proses perekrutan dan pelatihan bahasa diberikanpada masa persiapan keberangkatannya selama dua atau tiga bulan. dengan tersedianya data penghasilan, probabilitas mendapatkan kerja, biaya perpindahan langsung dan tidak langsung di keempat negara tujuan, maupun dataprobabilitas mendapatkan kerjadan penghasilan saat bekerja di indonesia, keseluruhan data dapat digunakan dalam perhitungan manfaat dan biaya migrasi yang dikembangkan massey et al. (1993) bagi pencari kerja yang berminat untuk bekerja di luar negeri. hasil perhitungan dapat digunakan sebagai landasan pengambilan keputusan untuk migrasi atau tidak berdasarkan nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima, maupun dapat digunakan untuk memilih negara tujuan kerja berdasarkan manfaat bersih terbesar yang diterima bila bekerja disalah satu negara tujuan kerja. penjelasan singkat atas konsep perilaku gambar 1. konsep umum migrasi internal dan internasional tabel 8. rata-rata penghasilan ctki yang hilang (rupiah) no negara penempatan rata-rata upah/gaji per bulan di indonesia rata-rata waktu kerja yang hilang (bulan) rata-rata penghasilan yang hilang 1 korea selatan 1.313.000 7 9.191.000 2 singapura 1.425.000 3 4.275.000 3 taiwan 1.243.000 3 3.729.000 perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya ... (mita adhisti) 29 migrasi individu dilandasi oleh faktor pendorong dari daerah atau negara asal dan faktor penarik dari daerah atau negara tujuan ditunjukkan dalam gambar 1, seperti probabilitas mendapatkan kerja, perbedaan tingkat upah, dan penawaran dan permintaan tenaga kerja. keputusan untuk migrasi oleh individu diharapkan memperoleh nilai ekonomi, yaitu manfaat yang lebih besar dari biaya yang dikeluarkan untuk proses migrasi (massey et al, 1993). dalam konsep neoklasik mikro dijelaskan bahwa kegiatan migrasi sebagai bentuk investasi modal manusia dan nilai investasi tersebut dapat diukur dengan model ekonomi perhitungan manfaat dan biaya. todaro (1969) mengembangkan model perhitungan migrasi internal menjadi dua bagian, yaitu estimasi nilai manfaat bersih (expected return, er) yang individu peroleh bila bekerja di daerah asal dan er yang diperoleh bila bekerja di daerah tujuan. massey et al. dalam studinya mengembangkan model perhitungan migrasi internasional dari konsep model perhitungan todaro, yaitu pengurangan antara manfaat bersih yang diterima bila bekerja di negara tujuan dengan manfaat yang diterima bila bekerja di negara asal (ditunjukkan dalam tabel 9). er(0), vr*(0), dan vu*(0) merupakan estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima setelah melakukan migrasi yang dihitung pada nilai tahun keberangkatan, yaitu pada (t = 0); (n = t) menunjukkan periode waktu migrasi; p1(t) adalah probabilitas untuk menghindari deportasi dari negara tujuan (1.0 untuk tki legal dan < 1,0 untuk tki ilegal); p2(t) adalah probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan di negara tujuan; yd(t) adalah penghasilan jika bekerja di negara tujuan; p3(t) adalah probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan dinegara asal; yo(t) adalah penghasilan jika bekerja di negara asal; r adalah faktor diskonto; dan c(0) adalah jumlah total biaya perpindahan (biaya langsung dan tidak langsung) pada t0. model perhitungan migrasi yang ditunjukkan dalam persamaan 4, menurut massey et.al. dan greenwood (2005) selain sebagai landasan pengambilan keputusan untuk migrasi atau tidak tetapi juga dapat digunakan untuk memilih alternatif daerah atau negara tujuan migrasi. pengambilan keputusan awal individu untuk migrasi atau tidak dapat dilihat dari hasil perhitungan. bila hasil perhitungan er(0) > 0, maka individu secara rasional akan memutuskan untuk migrasi, sebaliknya jika er(0) < 0, maka individu seharusnya tidak migrasi dan jika er(0) = 0, maka individu dapat memilih untuk migrasi atau tidak. dalam proses pengambilan keputusan untuk migrasi lebih lanjut, individu mempertimbangkan alternatif daerah atau negara tujuan yang akan memberikan nilai manfaat bersih terbesar. analisis manfaat dan biaya juga dijelaskan oleh mckenna (1980) sebagai salah satu prosedur acuan dalam pengambilan keputusan umum (gambar 1) untuk mencapai efisiensi ekonomi, dengan menghitung seluruh biaya dan manfaat dalam satuan nominal uang. konsep perhitungan yang dapat digunakan dalam menghitung nilai manfaat dan biaya adalah perhitungan pergeseran nilai uang (time value of money) yaitu proyeksi nilai uang di masa depan atas investasi saat ini (future value) dan proyeksi nilai investasi di masa depan ke dalam nilai uang saat ini (present value). pendekatan yang digunakan dalam realisasi perhitungan investasi modal manusia yang tabel 9. model perhitungan manfaat-biaya migrasi massey et al (1993) todaro (1969) migrasi internasional (persamaan 4) ∗   ∗   migrasi internal jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 23-36 30 melakukan migrasi menurut beberapa peneliti (todaro, 1969; massey et.al, 1993; greenwood, 2005) adalah perhitungan nilai saat ini, dengan tujuan mengestimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima atas pemajemukan nilai investasi migrasi selama periode tertentu ke depan ke dalam nilai manfaat bersih sebelum keberangkatan. para ekonom secara umum menggolongkan status angkatan kerja menjadi dua, yaitu tenaga kerja dan pengangguran (blanchard, 2009). ehrenberg dan smith (2009) mendefinisikan angkatan kerja lebih terperinci, yaitu penduduk usia 15 tahun ke atas yang sedang bekerja, memiliki pekerjaan namun sementara tidak bekerja, atau sedang mencari pekerjaan. sedangkan ilo (international labor organization) pada tahun 2008, melakukan pembaruan dalam konsep status angkatan kerja, yaitu dengan menggolongkan tenaga kerja menjadi tenaga kerja dalam negeri dan tenaga kerja luar negeri yang ditunjukkan dalam gambar 3. pembaruan konsep angkatan kerja ilo merupakan adopsi dari konsep dan definisi angkatan kerja lfs filipina (the philippine labor force survey) yang dijelaskan oleh rivera dalam konferensi yang diadakan oleh ilo tahun 2008.dasar yang digunakan dalam pengembangan konsep dengan melihat pentingnya peranan tenaga kerja luar negeri bagi pasar tenaga kerja di filipina yang memberikan dampak postif, yaitu membuka kesempatan lebih besar bagi tenaga kerja filipina untuk memilih bekerja di dalam atau luar negeri untuk di indonesia, bps (2010) belum menerapkan pembaruan konsep tenaga kerja ilo, yaitu tenaga kerja dalam negeri dan luar negeri dimasukkan ke dalam status angkatan sumber: mckenna, 1980: 130 gambar 2. proses pembuatan keputusan umum dan analisis manfaat-biaya sumber: ehrenberg dan smith (2009), dilakukan penyesuaian berdasarkan penggolongan angkatan kerja oleh ilo (2008) gambar 3. status angkatan kerja perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya ... (mita adhisti) 31 kerja. namun pada dasarnya, tenaga kerja luar negeri merupakan bagian dalam angkatan kerja. istilah tenaga kerja luar negeri di indonesia lebih dikenal dengan tenaga kerja indonesia (tki) dan sebelum tki ditempatkan di luar negeri statusnya adalah calon tki (ctki), yaitu pencari kerja yang telah terdaftar dan lulus seleksi pada pjtki (perusahaan jasa tenaga kerja indonesia) serta telah menandatangani perjanjian penempatan. metode penelitian data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder tahun 2011 dan data primer tahun 2012. sumber data sekunder berdasarkan variabel yang terdapat dalam model studi terlampir dalam tabel 10. adapun data primer digunakan untuk mengukur variabel biaya tidak langsung dalam model studi, diperoleh melalui penyebaran kuesioner kepada 113 ctki yang terdiri dari 36 ctki singapura, 38 ctki taiwan, dan 39 ctki korea selatan. ctki singapura dan taiwan yang diobservasi merupakan ctki yang mengikuti pelatihan di pt. putra jabung perkasa, bekasi, dan ctki korea selatan yang menunggu keberangkatan di blkln gedung korea indonesia technical cooperation centre (kitcc) ciracas–jakarta timur, pada periode juli– agustus 2012. pada pengumpulan data primer, tidak ada ctki malaysia yang diobservasi karena tidak ada ctki malaysia yang mengikuti pelatihan di lokasi observasi pada periode tersebut. model perhitungan estimasi nilai manfaat dan biaya migrasi tki dalam studi ini (persamaan 5 dan 6) mengacu pada model perhitungan migrasi internasional yang dikembangkan oleh massey et.al (persamaan 4). model studi membagi perhitungan biaya perpindahan menjadi dua, yaitu biaya langsung (dc) dan tidak langsung (ic). variabel biaya tidak langsung yang dimasukkan dalam model studi hanyalah penghasilan yang hilang (fe), sedangkan tidak memasukkan variabel biaya psikis karena keterbatasan data. 5) 6) perbedaan perhitungan biaya perpindahan karena ingin melihat estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima tki setelah dikurangkan dengan ada tidaknya biaya tidak langsung yang dirasakan oleh tki dalam proses migrasi ke negara tujuan. persamaan 5 menghitung biaya perpindahan (c) sebagai akumulasi dari penjumlahan dc dan fe, sedangkan persamaan 6 hanya menghitung dc dan tidak menghitung tabel 10. sumber data sekunder tahun 2011 no nama variabel sumber keterangan 1 jumlah tenaga kerja di negara penempatan laborsta, ilo http://laborsta.ilo.org 2 gaji/upah yang ditawarkan kepada ctki di negara penempatan, jumlah tki yang ditempatkan, biaya yang dikeluarkan, dan masa kontrak kerja bnp2tki dan disnakertrans, yogyakarta pusat studi pengembangan dan informasi (puslitfo), direktorat pelayanan penempatan pemerintah, dan direktorat kerjasama luar negeri 3 pencari kerja dan lowongan kerja terdaftar kemenakertrans direktorat pengembangan pasar kerja 4 suku bunga riil world bank http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/fr.inr.rinr jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 23-36 32 fe. dalam persamaan 5 dan 6, fungsi p2 dan p3 pada persamaan 4 digantikan oleh persamaan 1 dan 2. perhitungan er pada kedua persamaan dapat dilakukan dengan data penunjang yang tersedia pada tabel 10 sampai 11. sedangkan untuk variabel p1, karena objek tki dalam studi ini merupakan tki legal yang terdaftar secara resmi, maka dengan asumsi massey et al, nilai p1 dianggapp 1. estimansi manfaat bersih yang diterima tki dihitung selama masa kerjanya, yaitu untuk tki korea selatan dan taiwan ratarata masa kontrak kerjanya adalah tiga tahun dan untuk tki malaysia dan singapura adalah dua tahun (bnp2tki, 2012). perhitungan estimasi manfaat bersih selama masa kerja tki ke depan yang diukur ke dalam nilai sebelum keberangkatan tki (t0) menggunakan perhitungan discounted present value (dpv), faktor diskonto (r) merupakan salah satu variabel penting dalam perhitungan. snyder dan nicholson (2008:606-611) menjelaskan perhitungan dpv dalam pengambilan keputusan investasi, faktor diskonto yang dapat digunakan salah satunya adalah suku bunga riil. berdasarkan data dari world bank, tingkat suku bunga riil indonesia tahun 2011 adalah 3,7 persen. pengembangan model massey et.al pada prinsipnya didasarkan atas konsep investasi modal manusia yang memiliki kesamaan dengan investasi umum atas kepemilikan aset. pelaku investasi akan memperhitungkan nilai investasi saat ini (present value, pv) dan di masa depan (future value, fv). perhitungan fv sederhana yang dijelaskan oleh brealey et al (2009: 112) adalah: fv = (present value/initial investment) x (1+r)t fv = pv (1+r)t 7) (chiang dan wainwright, 2005: 262-266) pada masa depan akan terjadi pemajemukan modal sejalan dengan pertambahan tahun (t) merupakan hasil dari pemajemukan suku bunga (r) per tahunnya, bila hal ini terjadi secara kontinu tidak terbatas (t→∞), maka fvmenjadi: lim → 8) di mana er = (1+r) pv = , atau pv = fv.(er)-t | pv = fv.e-rt 9) e adalah bentuk konvergen saat t→∞ yang mendekati nilai 2,71828... pembuktian nilai e dari mencari deret maclaurin. persamaan (9) menunjukkan bentuk perhitungan pv yang menjadi basis perhitungan er(0) dalam studi ini, maka fv menunjukkan fungsi dari dan e-rt merupakan nilai diskonto (discounted value, dv). dalam persamaan er studi ini, penggunaan istilah fv akan diganti menjadi nfv (net future value) karena merupakan hasil pengutabel 11. keterangan variabel model studi no simbol variabel keterangan variabel satuan variabel dependen 1 er (0) estimasi nilai manfaat bersih pada t0 rupiah variabel independen 2 p1 probabilitas menghindari deportasi 3 yd penghasilan per tahun yang diterima tki di negara penempatan rupiah 4 yo penghasilan per tahun yang diterima tki di indonesia rupiah 5 e bilangan eksponensial 6 r suku bunga riil persen 7 t tahun dasar yang digunakan (2011) 8 n masa kontrak kerja tahun 9 dc biaya perpindahan langsung rupiah 10 fe penghasilan tki yang dirasakan hilang rupiah perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya ... (mita adhisti) 33 rangan antara estimasi penghasilan yang diterima tki di negara penempatan (p1.p2.yd = fv1) dengan estimasi penghasilan yang diterima tki bila bekerja di indonesia (p3.yo = fv2). alat analisis yang digunakan dengan pendekatan matematika untuk perhitungan dpv perbedaan penghasilan tki antara negara tujuan dan indonesia, yaitu fungsi intergral tertentu. todaro (1969) menjelaskan bahwa perhitungan dpv dilakukan untuk mengukur besaran penghasilan yang diterima pada daerah tujuan dan daerah asal dengan periode waktu ke depan (future time horizon, tn) yang sama ke dalam nilai saat ini (t0). penggunaan fungsi integral tertentu karena pembatasan periode waktu (n) perhitungan (chiang dan wainwright, 2005: 468469). dalam studi ini, n yang digunakan disesuaikan dengan masa kontrak kerja tki di negara tujuan. nfv e‐ dt e e e 10)* * persamaan (10) dikembangkan dari model investasi fungsi integral yang dijelaskan oleh chiang dan wainwright (2005: 468-469) nilai dpv penghasilan bersih tki pada persamaan (10) yang dikurangkan dengan biaya perpindahan (c) merupakan hasil akhir estimasi manfaat bersih (er) yang diterima tki. maka persamaan er(0) secara umum dapat ditulis er(0) = dpv– c. hasil dan pembahasan hasil perhitungan estimasi nilai manfaat bersih migrasi tki di empat negara penempatan dalam tabel 12 terlihat dari hasil er5 dan er6. pada er5 dengan masa kerja tiga tahun, manfaat yang diterima tki yang bekerja di korea selatan dan taiwan adalah sebesar 235 dan 130,8 juta rupiah. perbedaan penghasilan yang diperoleh oleh tki di kedua negara karena perbedaan sektor kerja di masing-masing negara. tki yang bekerja di korea selatan bekerja di sektor formal dengan standar upah relatif lebih tinggi dibandingkan tki taiwan yang bekerja di sektor informal. perolehan manfaat bersih tki malaysia dan singapura dengan masa kontrak kerja dua tahun sebesar 39 dan 48,5 juta rupiah. berbeda dengan kasus tki yang bekerja di korea selatan dan taiwan, yaitu tki yang bekerja di sektor formal mendapatkan nilai manfaat bersih yang lebih besar tetapi dalam kasus tki malaysia dan singapura, tki yang bekerja di sektor informal di singapura mendapatkan nilai manfaat bersih yang lebih besar dibandingkan tki malaysia yang bekerja di sektor formal. standar upah bagi tenaga kerja di malaysia relatif lebih rendah dibandingkan di singapura karena perekonomian singapura yang lebih maju dibandingkan di malaysia, sehingga standar kesejahteraan di singapura lebih tinggi. sedangkan er 6, estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima oleh tki yang tidak merasa kehilangan waktu kerja lebih besar dibandingkan t = n 0 tabel 12. ringkasan hasil estimasi nilai manfaat bersih migrasi tki (dalam rupiah) negara penempatan korea selatan (n=3) taiwan (n=3) malaysia* (n=2) singapura (n=2) 1 discounted present value (dpv) 251.999.605 152.051.093 44.819.748 66.462.235 2 biaya perpindahan (c = dc + fe) 17.519.000 21.214.000 5.662.000 17.889.000 biaya langsung (dc) 8.328.000 17.485.000 5.662.000 13.614.000 penghasilan yang hilang (fe) 9.191.000 3.729.000 4.275.000 3 estimasi nilai manfaat bersih (er) er 5 (dpv c) 234.480.605 130.837.093 39.157.748 48.573.235 er 6 (dpv -dc) 243.671.605 134.566.093 39.157.748 52.848.235 *perhitungan er tki malaysia: tki di bidang konstruksi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 23-36 34 tki yang merasa kehilangan waktu kerja. pada tabel 13 terlihat selisih estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima oleh tki yang merasa kehilangan waktu kerja dan tidak pada persamaan er 5 dan 6. tki korea selatan yang tidak merasakan kehilangan waktu kerja hanya memperoleh manfaat 3,92 persen lebih besar dibandingkan manfaat yang diterima tki yang menghitung kehilangan kesempatan kerja sebagai biaya. selisih er 5 dan 6 tki malaysia adalah nol karena dalam komponen biaya perpindahan tki malaysia, nilai penghasilan yang hilang adalah nol (fe=0), sehingga c = dc. bila dilihat dari hasil perhitungan er 5 dan 6 pada tabel 13, perolehan manfaat bersih tki korea selatan jauh berbeda dibandingkan tki singapura dan malaysia karena perbedaan perhitungan masa kontrak kerja yang digunakan. pada tabel 14 ditampilkan hasil perhitungan dari penyesuaian masa kontrak kerja dari tiga tahunmenjadidua tahun. dilihat dari hasil perhitungan ertki korea selatan dan taiwan dengan periode kerja dua tahun, estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima tki korea selatan tetap paling besar dibandingkan dengan tki di tiga negara lainnya, yaitu sebesar 153,6 juta rupiah, tki taiwan 82 juta rupiah, tki singapura 48,5 juta rupiah, dan tki malaysia 39 juta rupiah. berdasarkan hasil tersebut, pencari kerja indonesia yang berminat untuk bekerja di keempat negara sebaiknya menjadikan perolehan nilai manfaat bersih sebagai bahan pertimbangan dalam memilih negara tujuan kerja. korea selatan merupakan negara yang potensial sebagai negara tujuan kerja baru bagi para pencari kerja karena memberikan nilai manfaat paling besar. simpulan hasil pembahasan perhitungan estimasi nilai manfaat bersih sebelumnya dapat disimpulkan adalah: 1) variabel yang dapat digunakan untuk menghitung nilai manfaat dan biaya tki yang bekerja di luar negeri adalah probabilitas menghindari deportasi (p1), probabilitas mendapatkan pekerjaan di negara tujuan (p2) dan di negara asal (p3), penghasilan yang diperoleh di negara tujuan (yd) dan di negara asal (yo), masa kontrak kerja (n), suku bunga riil (r), dan biaya perpindahan (c); 2) estimasi nilai manfaat bersih yang diterima tki yang bekerja di korea selatan dan taiwan selama masa kerja tiga tahun adalah sebesar 234,5 dan 130,8 juta rupiah. sedangkan untuk tabel 13. persentase selisih estimasi nilai manfaat bersih pada persamaan (2) dan (3) no negara penempatan er(5) er (6) persentase selisih (%δ) er (5) dan er (6) 1 korea selatan 234.480.605 243.671.605 3,92 2 taiwan 130.837.093 134.566.093 2,85 3 malaysia 39.157.748 39.157.748 0 4 singapura 48.573.235 52.848.235 8,80 *nilai er (2) dan (3) dalam rupiah tabel 14. ringkasan hasil alternatif estimasi nilai manfaat bersih migrasi tki (dalam rupiah) negara penempatan korea selatan (n=2) taiwan (n=2) 1 discounted present value (dpv) 171.182.701 103.287.927 2 biaya perpindahan (c = dc + fe) 17.519.000 21.214.000 biaya langsung (dc) 8.328.000 17.485.000 penghasilan yang hilang (fe) 9.191.000 3.729.000 3 estimasi nilai manfaat bersih (er) er5 (dpv c) 153.663.701 82.073.927 er 6 (dpv dc) 162.854.701 85.802.927 perhitungan nilai manfaat dan biaya ... 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(2012). how we classify countries. tersedia pada website: http://data. worldbank.org/about/country-classifications dan http://data. worldbank.org/ indicator/ny.gnp.pcap.cd,diakses pada 24 oktober 2012. jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data samsubar saleh1, dyah titis kusuma wardani2,4, and madha adi ivantri3* abstract: inflation has always been being seen as one of the most important macroeconomic variables in modern economies. every year, media especially in muslim countries has constantly reported that inflation rates increase during the islamic holy month of ramadhan and eid ul fitr. remarkably, there has been hitherto almost no serious study focusing on the empirical relationship between ramadhan, eid ul fitr and inflation. this research aims to examine empirically whether ramadhan and eid ul fitr have a systematic effect on inflation. this research uses regression analysis technique and involves data from 66 local economies in indonesia between january 2000 and december 2017. the finding of this paper is ramadhan and eid ul fitr have a positive effect on inflation. the possible reasons for explaining the results is the high of public demand. to overcome inflation in indonesia not only from the role of government in controlling inflation rate, but also the role of muslims community in controlling consumption. keywords: ramadhan; eid ul fitr; inflation; indonesia; local economies. jel classification: b55; e00; e31; r20; z12. introduction inflation has always been being seen as one of the most important macroeconomic variables in modern economies. it is this variable that will possibly weaken or even damage decades of economic growth if unleashed and not curbed (barro, 1995; gregorio, 1992; vinayagathasan, 2013; bittencourt, 2012; hung, 2003). it is this variable that is concerned by central bankers globally and forces them to take monetary policies that are not always popular. every year, media especially in muslim countries has constantly reported that inflation rates increase during the islamic holy month of ramadhan and eid ul fitr. many reports have also acknowledged the persistent increase of inflation rate in the months within which ramadhan and eid ul fitr fall (fao, 2010; the world bank, 2013). given that ramadhan and eid ul fitr fall in different month in different years, they cannot simply be treated as seasonal adjustment measure like christmas or solar new year. affiliation: 1 universitas gadjah mada yogyakarta, yogyakarta, indonesia. 2 international islamic university malaysia, malaysia. 3 unu surakarta, surakarta, indonesia. 4 universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, yogyakarta, indonesia. *correspondence: madha_adi@yahoo.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5020 citation: saleh, s., wardani, d. t. k., & ivantri, m. a. (2019). ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 135-150. article history received: 30 june 2019 accepted: 22 october 2019 mailto:madha_adi@yahoo.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6576 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data understanding the effect that ramadhan and eid ul fitr may possibly have on inflation is therefore very important, not only for the making of appropriate monetary policies but also the making of business decisions. economic analyses on inflation are hardly new (laidler & parkin, 1975). there have been a bulk of works examining the cause and consequences on inflation using both theoretical (saad-filho 2000; fuhrer, kodrzycki, little, olivei, & samuelson, 2009) and empirical approaches (gali & gertler, 1999; orphanides, 2002; kaihatsu & nakajima, 2018; montes & da cunha, 2018; xu, chang, lobont & su, 2016). however, the dependence of inflation on ramadhan and eid ul fitr seems to be missed. there are at least two mechanisms through which ramadhan and eid ul fitr may affect inflation. the first is changes in aggregate demand. during ramadhan, muslims are discouraged from consumption. if muslims do follow what islam teaches, aggregate demand should decrease. however, muslims behavior do not necessarily follow what islam teaches. besides, ramadhan is also the month of charity. it is in this month that the best charity is to be given, mostly to support the poor and the needy. since the mpc is higher in the case of poor and ordinary people than it is for the extremely wealthy, the transfer of income from the wealthy to the poor may thus increases aggregate demand. the second mechanism through which ramadhan and eid ul fitr may affect inflation is changes in the aggregate supply. during daylight hours, muslims cannot eat nor drink. people stay up late to break their fast and get up in the early morning hours so they can eat before daybreak. this results in shorter sleeping hours which can cause people to become more lethargic later on in the day. consequently, the productivity of workers may decline as the workers are less fit than normal. the employers decide to transfer the increased wages into prices, which triggers inflation. this is consistent with the keynesian explanation of inflation. the third mechanism through which ramadhan and eid ul fitr may affect inflation is changes in people’s expectations about future inflation. expected inflation is among the factors important for wage formation (goretti, 2008; holland, 1984; nickell & quintini, 2003). employees expecting higher inflation may require higher wages to compensate for their higher cost of living. firms, in order to uphold profit margins, may in turn shift the higher costs of labor onto consumers. higher consumer prices may further induce more demands for higher nominal wages, leading to a self-sustaining upward trend in price levels. expected inflation is also important for investment decision (huizinga, 1993; mills, 1996). firms expecting higher inflation may anticipate that consumer demand will decrease, while costs of inputs will increase. besides, firms expecting higher inflation may anticipate that the central bank’s reference interest rates will rise to deal with inflation. these induce the firms to set lower revenue and selling targets and further delay their production and investment plans, leading to potential supply shocks. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 136 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data it should be noted that more intense levels of competition in the labor markets and in the markets for goods and services may help reduce the risk of a wage price spiral. for example, holz & mehrotra (2013) recently find that, in china, firms do not fully pass through increases in labor costs to consumer prices, in both the tradable goods sector and in the economy as a whole. finally, a credible monetary policy may help reduce expected price and reduce the inflationary effect of government-set fuel price changes (perrier & amano, 2000). by credible it means that the central bank and the government in general are believed to actually carry out their stated plans. if the monetary policy taken to accompany changes in government-set fuel prices is credible, inflation uncertainty should be less pronounced. remarkably, there has been hitherto almost no serious study focusing on the empirical relationship between ramadhan, eid ul fitr and inflation. so, this study contributes to the exiting literature by determining the relationship between ramadhan, eid ul fitr and inflation by two aspects: firstly, few scientific papers treat these events are at best placed as control variables for other variables of interest (grigorian & kock, 2010). secondly, no scientific papers treat this relationship in indonesia. finally, we analyze this relationship in indonesia on the grounds that indonesia is the largest muslim population in the world and has a level of religiosity in the country of 99%, which indicates that religion plays an important role in daily life and society (crabtree, 2010). our research have limitations, which also serve to highlight future research opportunities. we acknowledge that our empirical data do not go beyond what the direct observation were able to articulate and we were able to interpret. for example, we didn’t observe the lack distribution of good as inflation determinant. furthermore, we only observe the selected variables with consideration of data availability. we tried to minimize these limitations by control variables, which is influence of inflation. research method we use panel least square method to investigate the effect of ramadhan and eid ul fitr on inflation. according to baltagi (2005), there are three approaches that can be used to estimate panel data, such as pooled ordinary least square (pls, fixed effect (fe), and random effect (re) model. we use chow test, hausman test, and lagrange multiplier test to choose the most appropriate model. however, to make sure that the conclusion drawn is not due to the choice of estimation model, the regressions in this research are also reestimated using another model to compare (we using fe in this research). the regression equation is provided by: ∆𝑃𝑖,𝑡 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑅𝑡 + 𝛽2𝐸𝑡 + 𝛽3𝑋𝑡 + 𝛽3𝑍𝑖,𝑡 + 𝜖𝑖,𝑡 where the dependent variable, ∆𝑃, is a month-to-month local inflation rate and the key independent variables, 𝑅 and 𝐸, are dummies for ramadhan and for eid ul fitr jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 137 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data respectively. the binary variable for ramadhan takes the value one for every month within which ramadhan begins and zero otherwise. similarly, the binary variable for eid ul fitr takes the value one for all the months within which eid ul fitr takes place and zero otherwise. the roman letters, 𝑋 and z, denote two vectors of control variables. the former includes control variables whose values are shared to all cities in period 𝑡, namely the percent change in international oil prices, the percent change in international food prices, idr per us$ exchange rate, broad money (m2) supply, and dummies for the start of ramadhan and the eid ul fitr day. by contrast, the later includes a control variable whose values are specific to each city in period 𝑡, namely the percent change in local minimum wage. data for the beginning of ramadhan and eid ul fitr are collected from various resources. data for international oil prices are approximated using europe brent spot prices (fob) published by the united states’ energy information administration (eia), while international food prices are approximated using the food and agriculture organization (fao)’s food price index. data for the idr per us$ exchange rate and broad money (m2) supply are taken from bank indonesia, while information on fuel price increases and fuel price decreases are collected from various sources, especially the website of the ministry of energy and mineral resources. in this research we uses panel data observations from 66 local economies in indonesia between january 2000 and december 2017. the selection of sample cities is driven largely by data availability. a growing body of the panel data literature concludes that panel data models are likely to exhibit substantial cross-sectional dependence in the errors (de hoyos and sarafidis, 2006). pesaran developed test to check cross-sectional dependence (cd). the null hypothesis of cd test states that there exist no cd among sample countries. the alternative hypothesis states there exist cd among sample countries (pesaran, 2004; 2007). result and discussion basic result for the relationship of ramadhan and eid ul fitr on inflation in this section, we report basic regression results the relationship between ramadhan and eid ul fitr to inflation. based on the panel data test (chow test, lagrange multiplier test, and hausman test) we found that the best estimator for regression model is pooled ordinary least square pls (see appendix b.1; b.2; dan b.3). the regression output of pls is as table 1. in column 1, the regression includes only an intercept the dummy for the start of ramadhan and dummy for the eid ul fitr day. the coefficient of ramadhan and eid ul fitr day are all positive and significantly different from zero at the 1% level. in column 2, other independent variables are added, the coefficients of the dummies for the start of ramadhan and the eid ul fitr day are all remains unchanged. the estimates in column 2 indicate that, holding other variables constant, local inflation rates in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 138 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data will be 0.846 percent higher in the months of ramadhan fall than in other months. the estimates in column 2 also indicate that, assuming no change in other regression, local inflation rates will be 0.576 percent higher in the months of eid ul fitr fall than in other months. in columns 3, we add the dummy for gasoline price increase and for gasoline price decrease. again, our coefficient of interest, namely the start of ramadhan and the eid ul fitr day the remains positive and significant at the 1% level. in addition, we find that local inflation rates in indonesia will be higher in the months with gasoline price increase than in other months with no gasoline price increase. in columns 4-6, we regress dummy for the start of ramadhan and for the eid ul fitr day with alternative designation, where takes the value of 1 in the succeeding months if the first day of ramadhan took place within the final week and the same procedure for eid ul fitr (the difference between basic and alternative designation see appendix a). we find that the coefficient of the dummies for ramadhan and for the eid ul fitr day remain significant at the 1 percent level. this result indicates that the relationship between ramadhan and eid ul fitr and inflation is persistent. meanwhile, estimates using the fixed effect model (fem) indicate a cross-sectional dependency problem (see appendix b.4), so we use pcse estimates for robust results. table 2 shows the results from estimating using panel-corrected standard error (pcse). the coefficient of ramadhan and eid ul fitr day are positive and significant in all specifications at the 1% and 5% level. in terms of interpretation, using column 2, we find that local inflation rates in indonesia will be 0.963 percent higher in the months of ramadhan fall than in other months. the estimates in column 2 also indicate that local inflation rates will be 0.532 percent higher in the months of eid ul fitr fall than in other months. according to the result pls and pcse estimator, the value of r square on all models have a low value, its mean variables outside the model have a greater influence on dependent variables. using table 1 column 2, the value of r square from pls estimator are 8.5 percent, meaning that variance in the independent variables can explain by 8.5 percent on the variance local inflation in indonesia. meanwhile, using table 2 column 2, the value of r square from pcse estimator are 8.6 percent, meaning that variance in the independent variables can explain by 8 percent on the variance local inflation in indonesia. however, the findings from both the pls and pcse estimators are broadly consistent and confirm the finding in line with our theoretical model that ramadhan and eid ul fitr matters for inflation or in other word the month of ramadhan and eid ul fitr increases local inflation in indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 139 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 140 table 1 ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: the basic results using pls pooled least squares (pls) variables (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) inflation inflation inflation inflation inflation inflation dummy for the start of ramadhan 0.865*** (0.03) 0.846*** (0.04) 0.872*** (0.04) dummy for the eid ul fitr day 0.540*** (0.03) 0.551*** (0.03) 0.576*** (0.03) dummy for the start of ramadhan (alternative) 1.026*** (0.03) 1.018*** (0.04) 1.053*** (0.04) dummy for the eid ul fitr day (alternative) 0.373*** (0.03) 0.381*** (0.03) 0.416*** (0.03) percent increase in minimum wage -0.000 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) broad money (m2) supply 0.000*** (0.00) 0.000** (0.00) 0.000*** (0.00) 0.000* (0.00) idr per us$ exchange rate 0.000*** (0.00) -0.000*** (0.00) 0.000*** (0.00) 0.000*** (0.00) percent change in int’l food price 0.006*** (0.00) -0.005*** (0.00) 0.006*** (0.00) 0.005*** (0.00) percent change in int’l oil price 0.008*** (0.00) 0.007*** (0.00) 0.008*** (0.00) 0.007*** (0.00) dummy for gasoline price increase 0.437*** (0.04) dummy for gasoline price decrease -0.087 (0.08) dummy for gasoline price increase (alternative) 0.591*** (0.04) dummy for gasoline price decrease (alternative) -0.075 (0.08) observations 11,928 10,942 10,942 11,928 10,942 10,942 r-squared 0.071 0.085 0.093 0.080 0.095 0.110 standard errors in parentheses *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 141 table 2 ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: re-estimated using pcse panel-corrected standard error (pcse) variables (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) inflation inflation inflation inflation inflation inflation dummy for the start of ramadhan 0.973*** (0.17) 0.963*** (0.18) 0.985*** (0.18) dummy for the eid ul fitr day 0.519*** (0.17) 0.532*** (0.17) 0.544*** (0.17) dummy for the start of ramadhan (alternative) 1.121*** (0.17) 1.125*** (0.18) 1.159*** (0.17) dummy for the eid ul fitr day (alternative) 0.385** (0.17) 0.388** (0.17) 0.411** (0.17) percent increase in minimum wage -0.001 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) broad money (m2) supply 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) idr per us$ exchange rate 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) percent change in int’l food price -0.006 (0.00) -0.005 (0.00) -0.006* (0.00) -0.005 (0.00) percent change in int’l oil price 0.007 (0.01) 0.006 (0.01) dummy for gasoline price increase 0.276 (0.20) dummy for gasoline price decrease -0.276 (0.41) dummy for gasoline price increase (alternative) 0.444** (0.20) dummy for gasoline price decrease (alternative) -0.250 (0.40) observations 9,816 9,054 9,054 9,816 9,054 9,054 r-squared 0.071 0.080 0.085 0.082 0.091 0.102 number of dcode 66 59 59 66 59 59 robust standard errors in parentheses *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1 result for the relationship ramadhan and eid ul fitr dummies elaborated on inflation furthermore, we shows the result with ramadhan and eid ul fitr dummies elaborated. ramadhan dummies elaborated in four parts, dummy for before the month of ramadhan, dummy for the beginning of ramadhan, dummy for the middle of ramadhan, and dummy for the end of ramadhan. while, eid ul fitr dummies elaborated in two parts, dummy for the eid ul fitr day and dummy for middle eid ul fitr day. each part reflect one third of the month, as ten days in the beginning, middle and end of month. this elaboration was conducted to find out more in detail about inflation movements around the month of ramadhan and eid ul fitr. saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 142 table 3 the results with ramadhan and eid ul fitr dummies elaborated pooled least squares (pls) variables (1) (2) (3) inflation inflation inflation dummy for before the month of ramadhan -0.241*** (0.05) -0.296*** (0.05) -0.383*** (0.05) dummy for the beginning of ramadhan 0.581*** (0.06) 0.592*** (0.06) 0.686*** (0.06) dummy for the middle of ramadhan 0.274*** (0.06) 0.294*** (0.06) 0.300*** (0.06) dummy for the end of ramadhan 0.730*** (0.06) 0.717*** (0.06) 0.683*** (0.06) dummy for the eid ul fitr day -0.191*** (0.06) -0.188*** (0.06) -0.160*** (0.06) dummy for middle eid ul fitr day 0.276*** (0.05) 0.285*** (0.05) 0.305*** (0.05) percent increase in minimum wage -0.000 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) broad money (m2) supply 0.000** (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) idr per us$ exchange rate -0.000*** (0.00) -0.000*** (0.00) percent change in int’l food price -0.006*** (0.00) -0.006*** (0.00) percent change in int’l oil price 0.008*** (0.00) 0.008*** (0.00) dummy for gasoline price increase 0.506*** (0.04) dummy for gasoline price decrease -0.079 (0.08) observations 11,928 10,942 10,942 r-squared 0.105 0.121 0.131 standard errors in parentheses *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1 in table 3, the coefficients each part of dummies for ramadhan and for eidul fitr day are all significant at the 1 percent level. in terms of interpretation, using in column 3, the coefficients from pls estimator are -0.383, 0.686, 0.300, 0.683, -0.160, 0.305 for before the month of ramadhan, the beginning of ramadhan, the middle of ramadhan, the end of ramadhan, the eid ul fitr day and middle eid ul fitr day. we can see that the effect of dummy for before the month of ramadhan on local inflation is negative and statistically significant. the magnitude of -0.383 indicates that local inflation rates in indonesia will be 0.383 percent lower in the month before ramadhan fall than in the months outside the events of ramadhan. in addition, it was also found that the effect of dummy for the beginning of ramadhan, dummy for the middle of ramadhan, and dummy for the end of ramadhan on inflation are all positive and statistically significant. the magnitude of 0.686, 0.300, 0.683 implies that local inflation rates in indonesia will be increase 0.686 percent saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data in the beginning of ramadhan, 0.300 percent in the middle of ramadhan, and 0.683 percent in the end of ramadhan. then, we found that the beginning of eid ul fitr is a negative and statistically significant effect on local inflation. the magnitude of 0.16 indicates that local inflation rates in indonesia will be 0.16 percent lower in the beginning of eid ul fitr than in the months outside the events of eid ul fitr. finally, in the middle eid ul fitr is found to have a positive and statistically significant on local inflation. the magnitude of 0.365 indicates that local inflation rates in indonesia will be 0.365 percent higher in the middle of eid ul fitr than in the months outside the events of eid ul fitr. in more detail, the effect of ramadhan and eid ul fitr on inflation have statistically significant with an interesting pattern. before ramadhan shows a negative influence on inflation and when ramadhan fall it has a positive influence. then, in the beginning of eid ul fitr shows negative effect, furthermore in the middle of eid ul fitr shows positive effect. before the fall of ramadhan shows a negative influence, it cause the demand of muslim community has not increased and the success of the government's anticipation. we well known that inflation in ramadhan as a seasonal event which is always anticipated by the government of indonesia. anticipation by the government is usually in the form of maintaining the availability of goods and affordability of prices on the market. technically, government efforts are carried out in several ways such as increasing monitoring and prevention of hoarding, ensuring the smoothness of supply chain operations, and market operations. then, during ramadhan shows a positive influence on inflation, which is caused by an increase in the demand for muslims. theoretically, inflation can arise from the demand side when there is excess demand in the interaction between the demand and supply side of an economy (demand-pull inflation). the ac nielsen study in ramadhan showed sales of consumer goods in indonesia rose 9.2 percent. biscuit sales, for example, increased 11 times, canned fish and meat doubled, sausages and meatballs increased by 34 percent. it's in the modern market. in traditional markets there is also a high increase in demand (utomo, 2016). increased consumption of muslims in the month of ramadhan is a contradiction with the message of worship of ramadhan and islamic teachings. one central theme of ramadhan is the control of desire, nafsu. ramadhan is largely about learning to control desires such as hunger, sexual drive, emotions (hellman, 2008) and intended to give the fasting person a deeper understanding of what it is to be poor and how the less fortunate suffer (ahmed, 2001). in addition, islamic teachings instruct humans not to over-consume (quran 7:31). beyond the fasting that is central to ramadhan, the entire month is a period of increased spirituality and religious contemplation for muslims, specially on charity. alongside the rituals of prayer and fasting, giving is a natural element of this auspicious month. as a result, during ramadhan, much charitable giving is done by the prosperous community to the poor and less fortunate. this has an impact on increasing the purchasing power of low income communities, so will be increase of demand. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 143 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data in addition, the economic mechanism that is built in the system of state and society also allows the occurrence of ramadhan inflation. the constitutive obligation to provide tunjangan hari raya (thr) or religious holiday allowances to the workforce and massive remittances from overseas workers have increased demand in the market and also the amount of money supply. the more money circulating as a result the lower the real value of money. prices that have risen to the market mechanism become increasingly burdensome because the real value of money goes down. this study also shows in the beginning eid ul fitr gave a negative influence on inflation and in the middle of the month had a positive influence. the negative impact was caused by a decrease in the demand of muslim communities. we know that all the needs of muslim communities at the beginning of eid al-fitr have been prepared during the month of ramadhan. then in the middle of eid ul fitr, a positive impact arose because muslims returned to normal activities and increased demand as a result of their return to urban areas. as before, we comparing the results of a regression using pls and pcse estimator that our variable of interest namely ramadhan and eid ul fitr, in all have the sign and significance remains unchange. for the result using pcse see appendix c. conclusion this paper attempts to answer the question of whether ramadhan and eid ul fitr can stimulate inflation. we are using a panel of 66 local economies in indonesia for the period january 2000 and december 2017. our main results can be summed up as follows. first, within pls, we find that the effect of ramadhan and eid ul fitr on local inflation is positive and statistically significant. second, within fem estimator, we find the same conclusion. the possible reasons for explaining the results is the high of public demand in the moment of ramadhan and eid ul fitr. this is driven by the lack of muslim awareness of the essence of fasting as a form of self-control. in fact, muslims in general will spend more in ramadhan and eid ul fitr. furthermore, the drive for charity and religious holiday allowances in the month of ramadhan and eid al-fitr is also a cause of increased aggregate demand. to enhance academic understanding of this subject, this research can be extended by employing mediating or moderating models in order to examine the conditions which ramadhan and eid ul fitr could affect inflation. they can also examine the roles of muslim population, religiosity, and law enforcement in advancing the relationship islamic holy month and inflation. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 144 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 145 appendix table 4 details on the variable definitions and sources monthly local inflation rates month-to-month percent change in the local consumer price index. taken from the statistics indonesia’s website of (bps 2015). dummy for the start of ramadhan (basic designation) binary variable given the value 1 for all the months with the first day of ramadhan and zero otherwise. constructed using data collected from the ministry of religious affairs’ releases and media archives. dummy for the start of ramadhan (alternative designation) binary variable comparable to the dummy for the start of ramadhan, but designated in an alternative way. rather than given the value 1 for all the months with the first day of ramadhan, it is valued 1 in the succeeding months if the first day of ramadhan took place within the final week. constructed using data collected from the ministry of religious affairs’ releases and media archives. dummy for the day of eid ul fitr (basic designation) binary variable given the value 1 for all the months with the day of eid ul fitr and zero otherwise. constructed using data collected from the ministry of religious affairs’ releases and media archives. dummy for the day of eid ul fitr (alternative designation) binary variable comparable to the dummy for the day of eid ul fitr, but designated in an alternative way. rather than given the value 1 for all the months with the day of eid ul fitr, it is valued 1 in the succeeding months if the day of eid ul fitr took place within the final week. constructed using data collected from the ministry of religious affairs’ releases and media archives. percent increase in minimum wage the percentages of the changes in the local minimum wage. calculated using data compiled from government decrees, particularly the decrees of governors on local minimum wage rates broad money (m2) supply the sum of currency outside banks, demand deposits other than those of the central government, and the time, savings, and foreign currency deposits of resident sectors other than the central government. taken from the central bank of indonesia’s website (bank indonesia 2015). idr per us$ exchange rate the monthly average exchange rate of indonesian rupiah to united states’ dollar. taken from the central bank of indonesia’s website (bank indonesia 2015). percent change in int’l oil price the percentages of the changes in international oil prices. calculated using the monthly averages of the europe brent spot prices (fob) data published by the united states’ energy information administration (eia 2015). percent change in int’l food price the percentages of the changes in international food prices. calculated using the monthly food price index data published by the food and agriculture organization (fao 2015). dummy for gasoline price increase (basic designation) binary variable given the value 1 for all the months with a gasoline price increase and 0 otherwise irrespective of when in the month the gasoline price increase took place. constructed using information compiled from various government and media archives. dummy for gasoline price increase (alternative designation) binary variable comparable to the dummy for gasoline price increase, but designated in an alternative way. rather than given the value 1 for all the months with a gasoline price increase, it is valued 1 in the succeeding months if the gasoline price increase took place within the final week. constructed using information compiled from various government and media archives. saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 146 monthly local inflation rates month-to-month percent change in the local consumer price index. taken from the statistics indonesia’s website of (bps 2015). dummy for gasoline price decrease (basic designation) binary variable given the value 1 for all the months with a gasoline price decrease and 0 otherwise irrespective of when in the month the gasoline price increase took place. constructed using information compiled from various government and media archives. dummy for gasoline price decrease (alternative designation) binary variable comparable to the dummy for gasoline price decrease, but designated in an alternative way. rather than given the value 1 for all the months with a gasoline price decrease, it is valued 1 in the succeeding months if the gasoline price increase took place within the final week. constructed using information compiled from various government and media archives. figure 1 f test or chow test the result of f test is accepted null hypothesis (p-value is 1.0000 > 0.05), in other word pls is more better than fe. f test that all u_i=0: f(58, 8986) = 0.34 prob > f = 1.0000 rho .00266317 (fraction of variance due to u_i) sigma_e 1.0812216 sigma_u .05587186 _cons .6009144 .1058965 5.67 0.000 .3933331 .8084957 gasopdn30 -.2244123 .0903506 -2.48 0.013 -.4015201 -.0473045 gasopup30 .3593344 .0489387 7.34 0.000 .2634034 .4552654 m2 2.18e-07 5.55e-08 3.94 0.000 1.10e-07 3.27e-07 pcminwage -.000178 .000714 -0.25 0.803 -.0015775 .0012216 exchangerate 7.54e-06 .0000111 0.68 0.499 -.0000143 .0000294 fpindex -.004863 .0008084 -6.02 0.000 -.0064476 -.0032783 oilprice .006131 .0011826 5.18 0.000 .0038128 .0084493 eidulfitr30 .5463502 .0409529 13.34 0.000 .4660731 .6266272 ramadan30 1.008421 .0418488 24.10 0.000 .9263878 1.090454 inflation coef. std. err. t p>|t| [95% conf. interval] corr(u_i, xb) = 0.0180 prob > f = 0.0000 f(9,8986) = 101.22 overall = 0.0930 max = 184 between = 0.4628 avg = 153.5 within = 0.0920 min = 88 r-sq: obs per group: group variable: dcode number of groups = 59 fixed-effects (within) regression number of obs = 9,054 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 147 figure 2 hausman test the result of hausman test shows that p-value is 0.00 < 0.05 (ho = rejected) in other word fixed effect is appropriate than random effect. figure 3 lagrange test the result of f test is accepted null hypothesis (p-value is 1.0000 > 0.05), in other word pls is appropriate than re. figure 4 pesaran cd test the result of pesaran cd test is strongly rejects the null hypothesis of no cross-sectional dependence. prob>chi2 = 0.0000 = 90.92 chi2(8) = (b-b)'[(v_b-v_b)^(-1)](b-b) test: ho: difference in coefficients not systematic prob > chibar2 = 1.0000 chibar2(01) = 0.00 test: var(u) = 0 u 0 0 e 1.031821 1.015786 inflation 1.133461 1.064641 var sd = sqrt(var) estimated results: inflation[dcode,t] = xb + u[dcode] + e[dcode,t] breusch and pagan lagrangian multiplier test for random effects average absolute value of the off-diagonal elements = 0.577 pesaran's test of cross sectional independence = 271.863, pr = 0.0000 saleh, wardani, & ivantri ramadhan, eid ul fitr, and inflation: lesson from indonesian subnational data jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 148 table 5 the results with ramadhan and eid ul fitr dummies elaborated pcse variables (1) (2) (3) inflation inflation inflation dummy for before the month of ramadhan -0.365 (0.23) -0.401* (0.24) -0.477** (0.24) dummy for the beginning of ramadhan 0.708** (0.29) 0.705** (0.30) 0.789*** (0.30) dummy for the middle of ramadhan 0.339 (0.31) 0.371 (0.31) 0.368 (0.31) dummy for the end of ramadhan 0.731** (0.30) 0.738** (0.31) 0.721** (0.31) dummy for the eid ul fitr day -0.272 (0.29) -0.284 (0.29) -0.272 (0.29) dummy for middle eid ul fitr day 0.342 (0.24) 0.352 (0.24) 0.367 (0.24) percent increase in minimum wage -0.001 (0.00) -0.000 (0.00) broad money (m2) supply 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) idr per us$ exchange rate 0.000 (0.00) 0.000 (0.00) percent change in int’l food price -0.006* (0.00) -0.005 (0.00) percent change in int’l oil price 0.008 (0.01) 0.007 (0.01) dummy for gasoline price increase 0.366* (0.21) dummy for gasoline price decrease -0.269 (0.41) observations 9,816 9,054 9,054 r-squared 0.114 0.125 0.132 number of dcode 66 59 59 standard errors in parentheses *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1 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(2016). modeling heterogeneous inflation expectations: empirical evidence from demographic data? economic modelling, 57, 153–163. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econmod.2016.04.017 https://doi.org/10.1002/jae.951 http://www.worldbank.org/id https://republika.co.id/berita/koran/opini-koran/16/06/20/o9264623-ekonomi-ramadhan-dan-lebaran https://republika.co.id/berita/koran/opini-koran/16/06/20/o9264623-ekonomi-ramadhan-dan-lebaran https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asieco.2013.04.001 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econmod.2016.04.017 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 21 nomor 1, april 2020 article type: research paper total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: a dynamic panel approach faaza fakhrunnas abstract: islamic rural bank is a special purpose of islamic banks, which finances small and medium enterprises (smes) in indonesia. this research aims to investigate a long-run relationship of the influence of regional inflation and economic growth on the total financing of islamic rural banks in indonesia. by adopting panel dynamics approach, this study utilized a biggest islamic rural bank in each indonesian province from 2013 to 2017 based on quarterly data, which consisted of 420 observation period. the result of this study exhibited that a longrun relationship existed among regional inflation and economic growth to the total financing of islamic rural banks. specifically, the long-run relationship also appeared in big size islamic rural banks, although it was not in small and medium size islamic rural banks. variance decompositions and impulse response factors analysis’ result explained that the majority of all regional macroeconomic variables contributed to the influence of total financing on the islamic rural bank. the directions of its influence were different from each sample group. according to the results, indonesian central bank must maintain inflation rate in the safety level for financial industry by following determined inflation target through appropriate monetary policies. this recommendation for the central bank is aimed to maintain and boost islamic rural banks’ financing that will give benefits for financial industry in indonesia. keywords: total financing, regional inflation, regional economic growth. jel classification: e00. e42, g00. introduction in terms of economic conditions, indonesia, as one of the most populous countries in the world, has an economic atmosphere mainly propped by small medium enterprises (smes). asia pacific foundation of canada (2018) in its report notes that smes in indonesia contribute about 60% of the total gross domestic product (gdp). however, one of the foremost problems of smes, including in indonesia, is access to capital (chiu, 2017). thus, the role of the islamic bank industry led by islamic rural banks is pivotal to serve smes’ needs as a capital provider, especially at the microfinancing level. as an intermediary institution for smes, the bank has a role in linking from a surplus unit to a deficit unit by utilizing several modes of contract. the financing activity is not only about the capital, but also fulfilling the requirement of islam to avoid riba as the value of the affiliation: department of economics, faculty business and economics, universitas islam indonesia. yogyakarta. indonesia. *correspondence: fakhrunnasfaaza@uii.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.21.1.5028 citation: fakhrunnas, f. (2020). total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: a dynamic panel approach. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(1), 1-15. article history received: 12 january 2020 reviewed: 19 april 2020 revised: 20 april 2020 accepted: 21 april 2020 mailto:fakhrunnasfaaza@uii.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7993 https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 2 indonesian majority population who embrace islam as a belief (juwana, berlinti, & dewi, 2014). regarding the development of islamic banks in indonesia, the establishment of the bank was firstly driven by islamic society with forming islamic microfinance in 1990. sari, bahari, and hamat (2016) added that since the willingness of the islamic society in indonesia was supported by many islamic scholars who issued the fatwa of indonesian ulama council (majelis ulama indonesia) to prohibit usury (riba), the first islamic bank was finally established in 1992, named bank muamalat indonesia (bmi). for the current development, at the beginning of 2018, indonesian financial service authority stated that islamic banking industry consisted of 13 islamic commercial banks, 21 conventional banks having islamic business unit, and 167 islamic rural banks, with total asset more than idr 424 trillion, and it was equal to almost 6% of market share in the indonesian banking industry (ojk, 2018). according to the data issued by the indonesian financial service authority in 2018, islamic rural banks in indonesia provided several modes of financing, such as mudarabah, musharakah, murabahah, ijarah, istishna, salam, qard, and hybrid contract (ojk, 2018). the data is exhibited in figure 1. in which generally, all transactions in each contract had a positive trend. in addition, murabahah contract, as a cost-plus financing contract, remained dominant compared to others. the total financing from murabahah contract approximately reached idr 6 trillion in the year of 2017. this number contributed around 80% on average from 2013 to 2017. meanwhile, equity-based financing, proposed by mudharabah and musharakah, had less financing numbers as opposed to murabahah. the average number of equity-based financing each year was not more than idr 1 trillion. in another method of contract, the only a hybrid contract, which had more than 5% of total financing performed by islamic rural banks in indonesia, was equal to almost idr 500 billion on average for every year. figure 1 islamic rural bank financing in indonesia period 2013 to 2017 (in idr million) source: ojk (2018) idr 0 idr 1,000,000 idr 2,000,000 idr 3,000,000 idr 4,000,000 idr 5,000,000 idr 6,000,000 idr 7,000,000 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 mudharabah musyarakah murabahah salam istishna ijarah qardh multijasa fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 3 the evidence from the figure also portrays that the majority of financing activity conducted by indonesian islamic rural banking adopted debt-based financing, which has been similar to the conventional banks because it has been alleged to have a strong relationship to interest rate (chong & liu, 2009). furthermore, abedifar, molyneux, and tarazi (2013) stated that every method of financing would have unique exposure to macroeconomic risk, which would influence the islamic bank’s financial performance. the transmission of macroeconomic variables, such as inflation, economic growth, and its influence on the bank’s financing activity, can be seen in many research. benczúr, karagiannis, and kvedaras (2018) confirmed that economic growth influenced financing activity in the bank. economic growth is one of the signals to assess the economic conditions in certain regions. in a good economic growth, business activities tend to have a good response from society to have higher demands for goods and services. then, financing activity will support these business activities to keep growing. zarrouk, ben jedidia, and moualhi (2016) believed that an islamic bank would be affected by macroeconomic conditions in which the bank preferred to have good economic growth. the bank tends to have better performance, while economic conditions incline to rise. zarrouk et al. (2016) stressed that an islamic bank would engage in more financing activity during good economic circumstances. fakhrunnas, dari, and mifrahi (2018) also declared that the gross domestic product (gdp) affected banking performance in indonesia. however, there were differences in the result when the sample was differentiated between islamic banks and conventional banks. adopting fully modified ordinary least square (fmols) and dynamic ordinary least square (dols) model, the conventional bank has pro-cyclical response performance to gdp. on the other hand, the performance of islamic banks has not been influenced significantly by gdp. from this finding, it can be concluded that islamic bank had more resilience to gdp movement risk than its counterparty (fakhrunnas et al., 2018). another factor that affects the islamic bank’s financial performance is inflation (fakhrunnas & imron, 2019). inflation is considered as one of the key factors which can determine economic condition. imam and kpodar (2016) claim that inflation may lower economic growth because of its effect on increasing prices and decreasing society’s purchasing power. inflation had a direct effect on the bank’s financing in the financial market. this argument was conveyed by carlos, ferreira, and mendonça (2011), who found that the central bank might increase the interest rate to limit the money supply in the market due to an increase in inflation. however, inflation controlling, which may increase interest rate through central bank monetary policy, can become a burden on islamic banks while giving financing to deficit units. as a result, a rise in inflation will lessen islamic bank financing in the market. the reason for this occurrence is stated by chong and liu (2009) who believe that islamic bank still depends on the interest rate as a benchmark to determine the return. the use of interest rate as a benchmark is mainly adopted in debt-based contracts, such as murabahah. the unfavorable effect of inflation on the bank’s financing was also found by boyd and champ (2006). they added that inflation would negatively affect bank profitability in the condition that the bank had less awareness while the inflation started to move upward. different from other results, tan and floros (2012) uncovered that inflation had a fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 4 significant relationship with the bank’s performance. the bank is considered to have a favorable adjustment to a change of interest rate during undesirable economic circumstances that create a faster increase in revenue than the cost spent by the bank. the same finding is also obtained by other studies, such as garcia-herrero, gavilá, and santabárbara (2009), and sufian (2009). in terms of the bank size, ibrahim, and rizvi (2017) claims that islam bank that has a big size is more stable compared to other sizes. this statement is supported by several reasons; such is the big bank has better risk management and a bigger economic scale, which can create more efficient and effective banking operations. the majority of the previous research about the bank’s financing determinants mainly utilized islamic commercial banks as the research object. the domination of islamic commercial banks as research objects might be caused by the availability of the data across countries. however, the use of islamic rural banks as an object study that serves the society at a microfinancing level is still rare when it is referred to as indexed international publication. the research object is believed to be essential to reveal its uniqueness as a sort of islamic banking operating at microfinance level. as a research contribution, this study aims to measure the indonesian islamic rural bank financing in a short and long-run analysis by engaging regional macroeconomic factors in each province as independent variables. specifically, this study tries to answer two main research questions; (1) what is the influence of a short and long-run economic growth and (2) what is the influence of short and long-run inflation. this paper consists of the introduction as the first section, and it is followed by the research method. in the third section, results and discussion will be explained while the fourth section shows the conclusion. research method the description of the variables used is shown in table 1. it consisted of ln_tp as a dependent variable that reflected total financing in islamic rural banks. reg and rinf were the independent variables, which would test their influence on the total financing of islamic rural banks. moreover, ln_size would be treated as a control variable in this research. by adopting purposive samples, this research only selected the biggest size of islamic rural banks that operated in each province, which had complete financial reports in the observation period. the biggest islamic rural bank in each province was believed to have an economic scale and efficiency to be measured its performance towards the influence of regional economic factors. based on data selection, this study obtained 21 islamic rural banks in 21 provinces, which resulted in 420 banks in the observation period. all the data were in a balanced panel form, where it was started from 2013 to 2017 in the quarterly period. then, it was retrieved from the indonesian financial service authority and indonesian statistic bureau. fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 5 table 1 descriptive information of variables used variable notation description data source total financing ln_tp log total financing of islamic rural bank indonesian financial service authority regional economic growth reg regional economic growth in each province in percentage indonesian statistic bureau regional inflation rinf regional economic growth in each province in percentage indonesian statistic bureau bank size ln_size log islamic rural bank’s total asset indonesian financial service authority model specification in this paper, panel data was adopted. it means that cross-section and time-series data were pooled to measure the influence of regional macroeconomic factors, in which the proxies were regional inflation and regional economic growth on the total financing of islamic rural banks. from that objective, the equation is as follow; 𝐿𝑜𝑔𝑇𝐹 = 𝑓(𝑅𝐼𝑁𝐹, 𝑅𝐸𝐺, 𝐿𝑁_𝑆𝐼𝑍𝐸) from the above equation, the empirical model form can be elaborated, as below, 𝐿𝑁_𝑇𝑃𝑖𝑡 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑅𝐼𝑁𝐹𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽2𝑅𝐸𝐺𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽3𝐿𝑁_𝑆𝐼𝑍𝐸𝑖𝑡 + 𝜀𝑖𝑡 β0 expresses the constant term of the equation, in which β1 to β3 are estimated parameters in the model. in addition, i describes cross-section data, reflecting the biggest islamic rural bank in each province level, t explains about time-series data, and εit appoints an error term in this model. estimation procedure panel dynamics were applied to analyze the relationship among variables in this research. to perform panel dynamics, cointegration among variables should be attained, which was firstly checked by unit-roots tests. pedroni (2000) argues that panel dynamics provide an option for the researchers to pool the long-run information inside the panel data, and it allows long dynamic and fixed effect exists in the estimation model. panel dynamics also give a chance to the researcher to have extensive data (perron, 1991). moreover, pedroni (2000, 2004) states that cross-section data are permitted for a presence that reflects interdependence with a different individual effect. there were several stages to conduct panel dynamics, which would be explained in the next discussion. panel cointegration test to perform the panel cointegration test, the unit-roots test should be conducted previously. the unit-roots test would measure the stationarity of the data, whether it fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 6 stood at the level of the first difference and second difference. some mathematical measurements can be adopted to conduct unit-root tests, such as im, pesaran, and shin w-stat (ips), adf-fisher, and pp-fisher, in which the null hypothesis of the test is nonstationary for all unit-roots test (zulkhibri, naiya, & ghazal, 2015). when the test results show the stationarity data in the first difference, then the cointegration panel can be applied to assess the long-term effect of the future relationship among observed variables. levin, lin, and chu (2002) suggest the model of panel unit-roots estimate long-run relationship, as follows: 𝑦𝑖𝑡 = 𝜌𝑖 𝑦𝑖,𝑡−1 + 𝑧′𝑖𝑡𝛾 + 𝜇𝑖𝑡 where 𝑧𝑖𝑡is defined as deterministic variables, 𝜇𝑖𝑡 is as iid (0, σ 2), and 𝜌𝑖 = 𝜌. the statistic test is exactly at t-statistic on 𝜌 in which it is explained as below; 𝑡𝜌 = (−1)𝑏 ± √𝑏2 − 4𝑎𝑐 2𝑎 the general formula for pedroni tests is as follow; panel rho-statistic: 𝑍𝜌 = (∑ ∑ �̂�11𝑖 −2 𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑁 i=1 �̂�𝑖𝑡−1 2 ) −1 ∑ ∑ �̂�11𝑖(�̂�𝑖𝑡−1∆�̂�𝑖𝑡−𝜆𝑖) 𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑁 i=1 panel pp-statistic: 𝑍𝑃𝑃 = (�̂� 2 ∑ ∑ �̂�11𝑖 −2 𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑁 i=1 �̂�𝑖𝑡−1 2 ) −1/2 ∑ ∑ �̂�11𝑖(�̂�𝑖𝑡−1∆�̂�𝑖𝑡−𝜆𝑖) 𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑁 i=1 panel adf-statistic: 𝑍𝑡 = (�̂� ∗2 ∑ ∑ �̂�11𝑖 −2 𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑁 i=1 �̂�𝑖𝑡−1 ∗2 ) −1/2 ∑ ∑ �̂�11𝑖(�̂�𝑖𝑡−1 ∗ ∆�̂�𝑖𝑡 ∗ ) 𝑇 𝑡=1 𝑁 i=1 group rho-statistic: �̂�𝜌 = ∑ (∑ �̂�𝑖𝑡−1 2 𝑇 𝑡=1 ) −1𝑁 𝑖=1 ∑(�̂�𝑖𝑡−1∆�̂�𝑖𝑡 − �̂�𝑖 ) 𝑇 i=1 fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 7 group pp-statistic: �̂�𝑡 = ∑ (�̂� 2 ∑ �̂�𝑖𝑡−1 2 𝑇 𝑡=1 ) −1/2𝑁 𝑖=1 ∑(�̂�𝑖𝑡−1∆�̂�𝑖𝑡 − �̂�𝑖) 𝑇 i=1 group adf-statistic: �̂�𝑃𝑃 = ∑ (∑ �̂�𝑖 −2�̂�𝑖𝑡−1 ∗2 𝑇 𝑡=1 ) −1/2𝑁 𝑖=1 ∑(�̂�𝑖𝑡−1 ∗ ∆�̂�𝑖𝑡 ∗ ) 𝑇 i=1 variance decompositions and impulse response factors the use of variance decompositions (vds) and impulse response factors (irfs) aimed to measure the multivariate causalities among variables. moreover, it can capture the sample more in the observation period in terms of relative strength and its causality (rosylin & bahlous, 2013). vds would portray the causality relationship among the observed variables. vds also provided a variety of changes in terms of the value of a variable over the observed period. in addition, to estimate ifrs, panel var analysis should be conducted to understand the long-term effect of the determinants of islamic banks’ financing. pesaran and shin (1999) believed that ifrs would assess the time profile of the effect shock from the determined point of time to the future value of the observed variable in a dynamic system. not only giving the future prediction, but ifrs would also provide future direction of the observed variable. result and discussion unit roots and panel cointegration result the unit-roots test was used to check the stationary of the variables. this test would assess whether the variables were stationary at a level or at 1st difference as a requirement to apply further tests (pedroni, 2004). table 2 describes the unit-roots test for islamic rural banks in the observed period. from the table, it can be seen that only rinf had stationarity at the level by adopting an individual intercept. however, the results were different when individual intercept and trend were applied to measure stationarity. rinf, reg, and ln_size had stationarity at the level, but not for ln_tp. besides, both applying individual intercept only and individual intercept and trend were stationary at the 1st level. this result is the same as the perspective of im pesaran shin, augmenteddickey fuller (adf), and philip perron (pp). from the result mentioned above, all samples in this research were stationary at the 1st level, and it fulfilled the requirement to conduct a cointegration test that measured the long-run relationship among the variables. in the cointegration test, several approaches were carried out. within the dimension approach, panel v-statistic, panel rho-statistic, panel pp-statistic, and panel adf-statistic were applied. in addition, between dimensions, group rho-statistic, group pp-statistic, and group adf-statistic were utilized to assess the research model. as suggested by rosylin fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 8 and bahlous (2013); and fakhrunnas et al. (2018), the result of the cointegration test can be seen from the majority result of all approaches. at least forth out of seven tests were significant at level 1%, 5%, and 10%. table 3. exhibits the result of the panel cointegration test, which portrayed the different results among observed samples that were differentiated based on the islamic rural bank’s size. from all samples, islamic rural bank financing (ln_tp) had a long-run relationship toward the endogenous variables, such as regional inflation and economic growth. this finding is supported by (farhan, sattar, chaudhry, and khalil, 2012), which stated that economic growth would impact the bank’s performance. furthermore, garcia-herrero et al., (2009); and sufian (2009) also mentioned that inflation would affect the bank’s performance. a long-run relationship among the variables also indicated that the bank should be aware of the movement of regional economic growth and regional inflation at the province level because it had a long-run effect on the total financing in islamic rural banks. when the sample was separated based on the size of the islamic rural bank, the result of the cointegration test was different. from the small size islamic rural bank, the cointegration did not exist since only panel adf-stat and group adf-stat were significant in the 10% and 5% level, respectively. the finding implies that there was no long-run relationship of small size islamic rural bank’s financing to regional inflation and economic growth. the reason might be caused by the small size of islamic rural bank, which did not have a large-scale financing activity, did not influence the regional inflation, and economic growth in the long-term period. this finding is also different from ibrahim and rizvi (2017), who stated that a small size islamic bank was riskier than the big size one. the finding of small size islamic rural banks is almost the same as the medium size of islamic rural banks. only panel pp-stat, group pp-stat, and group adf-stat that had a significant result in the 1%-10% level of significance. from an inward-looking islamic rural bank, both sizes of the bank might also be resilient to regional inflation and economic growth because there was no long-run relationship toward observed variables in this research (fakhrunnas et al., 2018). for the big-sized islamic rural bank, the result was different from other sizes, which exhibited long-run relationships among total financing, regional inflation, and economic growth appear. the finding explained that there was an influence of regional inflation and economic growth on the total financing of the bank. it is supported by boyd and champ (2006), tan and floros (2012), and farhan et al. (2012), who also concluded that the bank performance would be affected by macroeconomic variables, such as inflation and economic growth. the high exposure to the external factors does not mean that islamic rural bank is weak to manage the risk. the advantage of having a big size of islamic rural bank is to possess a wide economic scale compared to other islamic rural bank’s sizes. the big size bank internally tends to have good risk management, and it creates stability in the banking operation (ibrahim & rizvi, 2017). fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 9 table 2 panel unit root tests of islamic rural bank in indonesia period 2013q1-2017q4 notes: the optimal lag length is based on schwarz information criteria, which are automatically selected. the null hypothesis for all tests is non-stationary in which ***, ** and* denote as significant at 1% level, significant at 5% level and significant at 10% level table 3 panel cointegration tests of islamic rural bank in indonesia period 2013q1-2017q4 cointegration test all sample small size medium size big size within dimension panel v-stat -0.858 0.265 -0.238 2.030** panel rho-stat -0.503 0.863 0.841 -0.501 panel pp-stat -2.571*** -0.253 -1.543* -4.354*** panel adf-stat -3.036*** -1.522* -1.213 -4.675*** between dimension group rho-stat 1.74 1.818 2.296 0.830 group pp-stat -2.748*** -0.045 -3.241*** -6.519*** group adf-stat -4.422*** -2.280** -1.801** -5.865*** notes: the symbol of ***, ** and* denotes as significant at 1% level, significant at 5% level and significant at 10% level variable individual intercept individual intercept and trend at level first difference at level first difference ips adf pp ips adf pp ips adf pp ips adf pp ln_tp 0.495 40.20 64.12 -8.847*** 157.5*** 483.6*** 0.807 32.72 40.58 -8.368*** 142.6*** 212.0*** rinf -4.616*** 91.38*** 143.7*** -12.35*** 217.6*** 1480*** -3.466*** 83.62*** 141.2*** -9.465*** 160.7*** 376.9*** reg -1.191 49.09 96.04 -11.91*** 208.7*** 941.6*** -3.498*** 74.99*** 114.4*** -8.764*** 148.9*** 356.1*** ln_size 1.610 35.36 38.09 -11.51*** 203.9*** 710.7*** -2.416*** 73.87*** 60.32*** -9.642*** 165.0*** 267.9*** fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 10 variance decompositions result table 4 variance decompositions result period variance decomposition of ln_tp (all sample) variance decomposition of ln_tp (small size bank) variance decomposition of ln_tp (medium size bank) variance decomposition of ln_tp (big size bank) s.e. ln_tp rinf reg ln_size s.e. ln_tp rinf reg ln_size s.e. ln_tp rinf reg ln_size s.e. ln_tp rinf reg ln_size 2013q1 0.11 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.21 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.06 100 0 0 0 0.06 100.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2013q2 0.17 97.16 0.00 0.30 2.54 0.31 98.59 0.13 0.57 0.71 0.11 98.524 0.04 0.81 0.62 0.10 92.11 0.17 0.02 7.70 2013q3 0.21 93.01 0.09 0.20 6.70 0.38 93.72 0.29 0.52 5.47 0.14 97.522 0.16 0.66 1.66 0.13 87.03 0.37 0.12 12.48 2013q4 0.25 87.91 0.24 0.17 11.68 0.42 89.31 0.62 0.43 9.65 0.17 96.542 0.11 1.05 2.30 0.16 87.99 0.60 0.20 11.21 2014q1 0.27 82.37 0.37 0.26 16.99 0.46 85.35 1.00 0.37 13.28 0.19 95.168 0.08 1.82 2.93 0.19 88.24 0.69 0.21 10.86 2014q2 0.30 76.85 0.47 0.43 22.26 0.49 81.99 1.58 0.33 16.10 0.22 93.53 0.07 2.71 3.69 0.21 87.46 0.87 0.22 11.46 2014q3 0.32 71.58 0.51 0.66 27.25 0.51 79.14 2.20 0.30 18.36 0.24 91.69 0.08 3.79 4.43 0.23 87.31 1.02 0.22 11.44 2014q4 0.34 66.70 0.51 0.93 31.86 0.53 76.61 2.79 0.28 20.31 0.26 89.713 0.11 5.01 5.16 0.25 87.40 1.14 0.23 11.23 2015q1 0.36 62.26 0.48 1.22 36.03 0.55 74.38 3.41 0.27 21.94 0.27 87.629 0.16 6.33 5.88 0.26 87.26 1.22 0.23 11.29 2015q2 0.38 58.27 0.44 1.52 39.77 0.57 72.40 4.01 0.26 23.33 0.29 85.496 0.23 7.69 6.59 0.28 87.14 1.29 0.23 11.34 2015q3 0.40 54.69 0.41 1.81 43.09 0.58 70.62 4.56 0.26 24.56 0.3 83.356 0.30 9.08 7.27 0.29 87.14 1.33 0.23 11.29 2015q4 0.42 51.49 0.37 2.10 46.04 0.59 69.00 5.09 0.26 25.65 0.32 81.235 0.38 10.46 7.92 0.31 87.12 1.35 0.24 11.29 2016q1 0.43 48.62 0.35 2.38 48.65 0.61 67.53 5.59 0.25 26.62 0.33 79.161 0.47 11.83 8.53 0.32 87.08 1.37 0.24 11.32 2016q2 0.45 46.06 0.33 2.64 50.97 0.62 66.19 6.05 0.25 27.51 0.35 77.149 0.57 13.17 9.12 0.33 87.06 1.38 0.24 11.32 2016q3 0.47 43.76 0.33 2.89 53.03 0.63 64.95 6.48 0.25 28.32 0.36 75.211 0.66 14.46 9.67 0.35 87.05 1.39 0.24 11.32 2016q4 0.48 41.69 0.33 3.12 54.86 0.65 63.81 6.88 0.25 29.06 0.37 73.356 0.76 15.71 10.18 0.36 87.03 1.40 0.24 11.33 2017q1 0.50 39.82 0.34 3.35 56.49 0.66 62.75 7.25 0.25 29.75 0.39 71.588 0.85 16.90 10.67 0.37 87.02 1.40 0.24 11.34 2017q2 0.51 38.13 0.36 3.55 57.96 0.67 61.77 7.59 0.25 30.39 0.4 69.907 0.94 18.03 11.12 0.38 87.01 1.41 0.24 11.34 2017q3 0.53 36.59 0.38 3.74 59.28 0.68 60.85 7.92 0.25 30.98 0.41 68.315 1.03 19.11 11.55 0.39 86.99 1.42 0.25 11.34 2017q4 0.54 35.20 0.41 3.92 60.46 0.70 60.00 8.22 0.25 31.53 0.43 66.809 1.12 20.13 11.94 0.40 86.98 1.43 0.25 11.34 fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 11 rosylin and bahlous (2013) explained that vds would portray the influence of the independent variables on the dependent variable. table 4. shows the vds test result, which was divided by the characteristic of the sample according to the islamic rural bank’s size. in all samples, it can be seen that regional inflation affected 0.51% in the period of 2014q4 as the maximum point, even though after that period, it tended to decrease until the end of the observation period. on the other hand, regional economic growth was consistent to increase and had the maximum influence on islamic rural bank’s financing at 3.92%. the islamic rural bank’s size affected 60.46% of the bank’s financing in 2017q4. for the small size islamic rural bank, the influence of regional inflation on islamic rural bank financing was consistent to increase time by time. the maximum influence was in 2017q4 that affected by 8.22% on the bank’s financing. however, the result was different from regional economic growth, in which the influence had a downward trend, which had the highest point in 2012q2, amounting to 0.57%, and it reached the lowest influence in 2017q4, which was 0.25%. this finding implies that in the small size islamic rural bank, regional inflation in the short run had a greater influence than regional economic growth. moreover, the direction of the influence contradicted each sample group mentioned above. for the medium size islamic rural bank, the influence of regional inflation had an upward trend, which had a peak point at 1.12%, which reflected that the effect of regional inflation on total financing of islamic rural banks was at that percentage. the same trend was also possessed by regional economic growth, which had the optimum influence on islamic rural bank’s total financing at 20.13%. the influence of size to islamic rural bank’s total financing was lower than the small size islamic rural bank, which was 11.94% and 31.53%, respectively. besides, the big size islamic rural bank in the short run had the same trend as medium size islamic rural bank. however, there was a difference in terms of the number. in the regional inflation variable, the minimum to maximum influence on total financing of islamic rural banks was from 0.17% to 1.43%. furthermore, regional economic growth only had a small influence on the total financing of islamic rural banks, which was from 0.02% to 0.25%. according to the result discussed previously, in the short run, the influence of independent variables on the dependent variable varied. it connotes that every islamic rural bank, which was grouped based on size, had a specific result in each group. impulse response factors impulse response factors (irfs) were employed to understand each direction of the independent variable to the dependent variable in each group of the sample. pesaran and shin (1999) stated that irfs would give information about the direction of one variable to other variables in each step of the observation period. the period used in ifrs was 20 observation period, which started from the 1st quarter of 2013 to the 4th quarter of 2017 with applying non-factorized one s.d irfs. from all samples, regional inflation tended to have an upward movement to influence the total financing of islamic rural banks. in the beginning, the movement of regional inflation toward total financing almost increased in the 2nd quarter of 2013, and it dropped in the 3rd quarter of 2017, then it increased consistently, and it tended to be stable in the 1st quarter of 2016. in addition, regional economic growth tended to have fluctuated direction in terms of the influence on total fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 12 financing of islamic rural banks. starting to rise in the 1st quarter of 2013, the regional economic growth had a negative direction and was below the horizontal zero lines during the observation period. on the other hand, the size of islamic rural banks has increased dramatically since around the 2nd period of observation, which was in the 2nd quarter of 2013. then, the direct effect of financing tended to be stable. figure 2 impulse response factor for all sample, small, medium and big size bank for the small size islamic rural bank, regional inflation had a positive upward trend toward total financing. the trend consistently increased until the 1st quarter of 2015, and it moved steadily until the end of the period. that condition was different from regional economic growth, which had a dynamic movement along the observation period. increasing sharply in the beginning, the influence of regional inflation on the total financing of islamic rural banks dropped below the zero lines until the 3rd quarter of 2013. after that date, the influence rose under zero line and inclined stagnant since the 1st quarter of 2014 to the end of the observation period. regarding medium size islamic rural banks, the variable of regional inflation overall had a negative trend toward total financing of islamic rural banks during the observation period, even though in the 2nd quarter of 2013, it had an upward trend until the 3rd quarter of 2013, then it fell in the next period. in addition, regional economic growth regularly increased until the 4th quarter of 2017. dissimilar to regional economic growth, size had a rise in a direction until the 4th quarter of 2013, and it plunged until the end of the period. lastly, big size islamic rural banks had a different direction from other samples’ groups toward total financing. regional inflation showed an upward movement toward total financing; however, it fell from 4th quarter 2013 until the end of the observation period below the zero lines. from the perspective of regional economic growth to total financing of islamic rural banks, downward movement occurred until the 2nd quarter 2013; after that, it increased until around the 4th quarter of 2013. next, the direction fluctuated -.1 .0 .1 .2 .3 .4 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of rinf to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation -.12 -.08 -.04 .00 .04 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of reg to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation .000 .004 .008 .012 .016 .020 .024 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of ln_size to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation .0 .1 .2 .3 .4 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of rinf to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation -.02 -.01 .00 .01 .02 .03 .04 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of reg to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation .00 .01 .02 .03 .04 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of ln_size to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation -.08 -.06 -.04 -.02 .00 .02 .04 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of rinf to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation .0 .1 .2 .3 .4 .5 .6 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of reg to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation .00 .01 .02 .03 .04 .05 .06 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of ln_size to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation -.20 -.15 -.10 -.05 .00 .05 .10 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of rinf to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation -.20 -.15 -.10 -.05 .00 .05 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of reg to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation .00 .01 .02 .03 .04 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 response of ln_size to nonfactorized one s.d. ln_tp innovation fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 13 around zero horizontal lines until the end of the observation period. in terms of size effect on the total financing of islamic rural banks, a dynamic movement also occurred in the relationship between variables. starting to increase sharply from the beginning until around 4th quarter 2013, the movement after that decreased, and then a dynamic movement appeared after that period, which was a specific time, the influence of size on the total financing increased or decreased consecutively. conclusion total financing of islamic rural banks, regional inflation, and regional economic growth had a long-run integration. this finding exhibits that independent variables in this research would determine the long-run effect on the total financing of islamic rural banks in indonesia. specifically, the influence should be taken as a concern for big sized islamic rural banks even though they tended to have better risk management than other sizes of islamic rural banks. in the short-run analysis, by adopting variance decompositions, all regional macroeconomics variables influenced less than 10% on the total financing of islamic rural banks throughout the observation period except regional economic growth for medium size islamic rural banks, which reached 20.3% at the end of the observation period. in addition, the direction of all regional macroeconomic variables varied for each sample group in the short run. it can be interpreted that the regional macroeconomics variable effect on total financing might depend on the economic situation and islamic rural bank’s financial soundness. according to the result, islamic rural banks in indonesia should be aware of the regional macroeconomic variables. it may be essential to maintain the stability of islamic rural bank financing. moreover, as an authority, the central bank is also recommended to maintain the inflation rate at the safety level for the financial industry by following the determined inflation target through appropriate monetary policy. this recommendation for the central bank is aimed to maintain and boost islamic rural bank’s financing that will benefit the financial industry in indonesia. to extend the findings for future research, this paper recommends examining the cut off level of macroeconomic 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(2015). structural change and economic growth in selected emerging economics. international journal of development issues, 14(2), 98–116. https://doi.org/10.1108/mbe-09-2016-0047 https://doi.org/10.1108/jiabr-07-2012-0044 https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijfbr.20160205.13 https://doi.org/10.1080/10599230903340205 https://doi.org/10.1108/01443581211274610 https://doi.org/10.1108/imefm-12-2014-0120 https://doi.org/10.1108/mbe-09-2016-0047 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 21 nomor 1, april 2020 article type: research paper capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded ibrahim ayoade adekunle*1, ayomide olayinka ogunade1, toluwani grace kalejaiye2, and adewale musliudeen balogun1 abstract: africa's most populous black nations remain underdeveloped, mainly due to shambolic industrial sector performance. the rising problems of insecurity, corrupt practices, and consumerism structure have made gains from capital inflows minimal. little empirical credence has been leaned to the capital inflowindustrial output growth relationship in nigeria. this anomaly has resulted in short-sighted policy formulation and attendant consequences. this paper examined international capital flows and industrial performance in nigeria. the paper employed the two-step engle and granger estimation procedure and the granger causality to estimates parameters of the indices of industrial output growth and capital inflows to nigeria. findings revealed that labour participation, gross fixed capital formation, foreign direct investment (fdi), and portfolio investment had a significant positive relationship with industrial performance in nigeria. findings also revealed unidirectional causality from labour participation, gross fixed capital formation, foreign direct investment (fdi) and portfolio investment to industrial performance in nigeria. based on the findings, the nigerian government should create an enabling environment to attract more capital inflow that could augment domestic resources with the sole aim of growing the industrial sector. keywords: capital inflow; industrial performance; error correction model (ecm); granger causality. jel classification: c22, f21, p47. introduction african leaders and their development partners around the world are continuously engaged in ensuring poverty is sabotaged in and around the continent. several measures of poverty eradication have been adopted with minimal impact (carter & may 1999). with the africa 2063 agenda in focus, industrial growth and development remain the most pervasive option for africa to gain momentum for structural transformation. theoretical and empirical findings (see aryeetey & moyo, 2012; bräutigam & xiaoyang, 2011; morris & fessehaie, 2014; okereke coke, geebreyesus, ginbo, wakeford, & mulugetta, 2019; taylor, 2016 for some examples) leaned credence to the revolutionary industrial growth in african economies and confirm that more strategic industries will not only help african countries to amass affluence but also help solve the age-old problems of redundancy that have redefined their teeming populations. industrial growth offers viable paths for skill and technology advancement affiliation: 1olabisi onabanjo university. ago iwoye, ogun state, nigeria. 2tai solarin university of education. ijebu-ode, ogun state, nigeria. *correspondence: adekunle_ia@yahoo.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.21.1.5030 citation: adekunle, i. a., ogunade, a. o., kalejaiye, t. g., & balogun, a. m. (2020). capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(1), 37-52. article history received: 12 december 2019 reviewed: 31 december 2019 19 april 2020 revised: 6 february 2020 22 april 2020 accepted: 22 april 2020 mailto:adekunle_ia@yahoo.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7718 https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 38 (aryeetey & moyo, 2012), wealth creation (morris & fessehaie, 2014), youth engagement (okereke et al., 2019), economic divergence (oyelaran-oyeyinka, 2014) and many more. thus, it is adjudged to be the most relevant for many african countries, particularly nigeria (world bank, 2014). the ability of a well-equipped industrial sector to absorb unskilled and semi-skilled workforce is second to no other sector in an economy (daveri & tabellini, 2000). industrialised africa will be famous not for the commodities-based economic approach but rather because of its potentials for higher value-addition and its ability to protects the economy from the shocks in global commodity markets (morris & fessehaie, 2014). african countries, such as ethiopia, kenya, nigeria, and south africa, have begun to intensify efforts to leverage their comparative advantages through specific industrial development programmes to break the established global manufacturing value chains in many commodities, such as textiles, metal processing, leather, agro-processing primary (world bank, 2013). even the industrialised nations (the g7-canada, germany, france, italy, japan, uk, and the us) operating service-based economies are recently looking for an inventive approach to re-shore their manufacturing (a core of industrialisation) to seizure deteriorating growth and employment prospects that are in the time past absent (mahipal & prasad, 2004). in clear terms, the importance of industrial output growth can never be overstated, not least when it comes to the context of development in nigeria. with so much attention going into industrial output growth these days, the questions are many and unanswered. how relevant is capital inflows to nigeria as a determinant of industrial output growth objectives? what is the nature and volume of capital inflow? how much of it goes to the industrial sector? moreover, how well do they predict variations in industrial output growth in nigeria? these are quite essential questions seeing how the industrial sector has always been a significant contributor to growth outcomes. with increasingly more countries allowing for cross-border capital mobility, the impact of capital inflows on industrial output has become a matter of considerable policy relevance. theoretically, capital inflows can increase access to finance of industries and, thereby, promote industrial investment growth, expenditure smoothing, and international risk sharing that boost investors’ confidence. knowing how capital flows induce changes in industrial output growth in nigeria to remain grossly understudied in the extant literature of public finance. apparently, no country-specific study has examined capital flows for industrial output growth in nigeria. given the growing sophistication of capital flow to nigeria because of rising problems of insecurity and terrorism, weak institutional frameworks, arbitrage motives of hedging, exchange rate fluctuations, more recent research has focused on identifying types of capital flow that enhance economic growth. little attention has been paid to the role of capital flow-industrial output growth relationship in nigeria. another essential issue that has generated debate is the role of capital inflow to jumpstart the growth of the industrial sector. a growing list of studies found a positive relationship between financial openness, capital mobility, and economic growth (see de gregorio & guidotti, 1995; levine, 1997; rajan & zingales, 1998, for example). however, gourinchas and jeanne (2006) found that welfare gains accruing to the industrial sector when finances are sourced across borders to augment domestic savings are negligible relative to the welfare gain of take-off when industrial growth in domestic sponsored. the adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 39 arguments are hinged on the fact that capital inflow to african countries are motivated by the act of capitalism from the sending countries (arguments are advanced for inflows from europe and north america). a capitalist-motivated capital flow leaves damaging effects on recipient countries in the event of withdrawal of capital, leading to capital flight (efobi & asongu, 2016). thus, it leaves an enormous investment gap that creates further economic problems. however, non-capitalist motivated capital flows are growth and development inclined and thus sustainable (arguments are advanced for inflows from china and other asian countries). since the onset of the evaluation of gains from capital flows, the structural relationship with industrial development remains dimly discerned in nigeria, mainly as it concerns the primary effect of these capital flows for structural transformation, which largely hinge on the shift from agrarian to an industrialised economy. it is not even entirely clear how capital flow predicts variations in the industrial sector of nigeria. a growing list of studies (see akinlo, 2004; buera & shin, 2017; osinubi & amaghionyeodiwe, 2010) has focused on the capital flow-economic growth nexus neglecting the underlying structural dynamics of capital flow as a predictor of industrial output growth in nigeria. the industrial development pattern of developing countries has remained sticky even when additional foreign investment from abroad is injected (markusen, 1996). despite the conventional relationship between foreign direct investment flows and growth outcomes moving symmetrically, no evidence providing additional financing over domestic savings ultimately leads to industrialisation (brandl & traxler, 2010). it is clear that the inflow of funds spur industrial growth but remains unclear is the magnitude of change in industrial output as a result of the rate of change in capital inflow. prasad, rajan, and subramanian (2007), in contrast to standard theoretical economic growth models, argued that developing countries with low-level industrialisation that have relied more on foreign finance had not grown faster in the long run. similarly, aizenman, pinto, and radziwill (2007) argued that the economic growth of developing and emerging markets was relatively self-financed when comparing the value of domestic capital against the foreign inflow of funds. this study attempts to lean empirical credence to the capital inflow-industrial output growth relationship in nigeria to inform policy direction and research. we adopt a country-specific analytical approach to examine the predictive capacity of capital inflow for industrial output growth in nigeria. we quantify the relationship in their evolution over time by rolling the regressions forward over 31 years. finally, we evaluate the impact of critical variables focusing on nigeria, which is an economy representative of the african periphery. we conducted the granger causality test to evaluate the direction of causality between the variables of interest. we justified that our model does not violate any of the assumptions of the classical linear regression model by conducting the various post estimation procedure that confirms the reliability of estimates emanating from this study. the novelty of the research is in two folds: this study leads the debate on the capital inflows-industrial output growth in nigeria with the aim of coming up with findings that can redefine policy and research on the subject matter. this study analyses a new perspective by disaggregating capital inflows to study which of the capital inflows channels has the most domineering influence on industrial sector performance in nigeria. adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 40 by intuition, policy formulation can be tailored towards encouraging such channel of capital inflow well above other channels for industrial sector growth and subsequently development. the subsequent sections are the literature review, the methodology used, then the empirical results and their corresponding interpretations and discussion while the last part gives the conclusion and policy recommendations. capital inflow and industrial output growth have been discussed along various dimensions and geographical landscapes. oseni, adekunle, and alabi (2019) found volatility in the exchange rate to predict significant variations in industrial output growth in nigeria. in related findings, jongbo (2014) advanced arguments for the fluctuating exchange rate as a predictor of industrial sector performance. the author relied on the ordinary least square and found that the real exchange rate significantly induced variations in industrial sector performance in nigeria. with the attendant heterogeneous influence of exchange rate fluctuations, which could appreciate or depreciate, industrial sector performance bows to pressures of exchange rate fluctuations. furthermore, adeniyi, oyinlola, and omisakin (2011) established a linear and positive influence of the exchange rate on the industrial sector in nigeria. in other findings, okafor, adegbite, and abiola (2018) found the exchange rate and inflation shock to hurt the growth of the industrial sector in nigeria. it was evident from the review of literature that the contemporaneous influence that capital inflows play in the industrial sector development of nigeria remains grossly understudied. in other country studies that are not entirely on the exact structural relationship between capital inflow and industrial performance in nigeria, ojedide (2005) studied capital flows volatility and macroeconomic performance in nigeria and found that capital flows are a function of the initial stage of the developing country. consequent to the above, we tested the hypothesis that capital inflows would propel the growth in the industrial sector of nigeria, assuming initial conditions were met. in a trivariate country analysis, herzer (2006) relied on the bivariate vector autoregressive (var) estimation procedure to study the fdi-growth causal relationship in nigeria, srilanka, tunisia, and egypt. findings revealed that fdi catalysed the productivity of the manufacturing sector, which in turn speeded up the growth rate of the gross domestic product of the countries. using the two-step engle and granger estimation procedure, steve, samuel, and bodiseowei (2013) found domestic debt to influence foreign aid positively while debt inversely predicted economic growth. in their analysis of capital outsourcing and growth of the manufacturing sector, ugwu, asogwa, and ugwuanyi (2017) found fdi to predict variations in economic growth significantly. in other climes and across borders, mensah, awunyo-vitor, and asare-menako (2013) argued that volatility in exchange rate determined ghana’s manufacturing sector employment growth. based on the empirical credence, we opine that the devaluation of the ghanian cedis relative to the u.s. dollars could be responsible for the inefficient industrial sector in ghana. nonetheless, uneca (2009) found that religious tension, productive and non-productive risks, percentage of oil in total exports, current market size, the volume of fdi inflow, pervasive corruption, saving ration, nominal credit to the private sector were critical determinants of fdi inflows in africa. ojo and alege (2010) adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 41 corroborated the findings of uneca in their empirical analysis of the impact of global financial crisis and policy implications on the sudden rise in fdi inflows in twenty-seven (27) economies in sub saharan africa. the authors found that output growth co-moved with the inflows of fdi in africa. in other related studies, chakarabarti (2001) found that market factors were the principal determinant of fdi inflows to africa. besides, fdi inflows were sensitive to real exchange rate movements in sub-saharan africa (ogun, egwaikkhide & ogunleye, 2012). we conclude that little has been done on the empirical validation of capital inflowindustrial output growth relationship in nigeria. evidence on the industrial sector performance in nigeria has been studied against the volatility or fluctuations in the exchange rate. how remittances inflows, foreign direct investment, portfolio investment, and official development assistance in the form of aid predicts variation in nigeria industrial development remains dimly discerned. the intricacies of such omission in the literature of industrial sector development in nigeria underpin this study. consequent on the above, we tested the hypothesis that: h0: capital inflow has no significant relationship with industrial output growth in nigeria h1: capital inflow has a significant relationship with industrial output growth in nigeria research method in accounting for industrial performance as induced by capital inflow in nigeria, the study followed the dual gap theory. developing countries like nigeria rely on the inflow of funds to augments the savings-investment gap. the equilibrating condition of the dual-gap model occurs at: 𝑆𝑡 = 𝐼𝑡 (1) with st representing the national savings level and it is the predominant investment level. nigeria has been predominantly characterized by the low level of domestic savings amidst lofty investment objectives so that we obtained the savings investment-gap, which created a vacuum for external capital inflow to augment domestic savings to meet the lofty investment objectives. the functional relationship of such relationship is expressed as: 𝑆𝑡 + 𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 = 𝐼𝑡 (2) unvaryingly, we re-evaluated our capital stock function to include all forms of capital inflows: 𝐾𝑡 = 𝑆𝑡 + 𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 + (1 − 𝛿)𝐾𝑡−1 = 𝐼𝑡 (3) adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 42 where kt defines the capital stock parameter, st is the national savings level, 𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 is the capital inflow options to the country, δ measures depreciation of capital, and it is the predominant investment level. we proceed to estimate the industrial performance model in a cobb-douglas production function. 𝑌𝑡 = 𝐴𝐿𝑡 1−∝𝐾𝑡 ∝ (4) yt represents the output growth of the industry; lt measures output per unit of effective labour; kt represents output per unit of effective capital, and 𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 is the capital inflows to the country. the capital inflow-industrial output growth induced model is expressed as: 𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 = 𝐴 + ∑ 𝛾𝑛 𝐴𝐿𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜋𝑛 𝐾𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜔𝑛 𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + 𝜇𝑡 (5) where 𝛾, 𝜋, and 𝜔, are the elasticities of human capital (l), physical capital (k), and capital flows, respectively. 𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 is industrial output growth in nigeria, 𝐴 is the efficiency of the productive economy, 𝐴𝐿 is labour force or the working population, 𝑘𝑡 is domestic capital stock, 𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 is a capital inflow to nigeria, and t is the time series characteristics of the data set (1987-2017). given the purpose of this study which is to examine the effect of capital flow on industrial output growth, we took the semi-logarithms and time derivatives of equation (5) to generate the following dynamic function: 𝑙𝑛𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 = 𝐴 + ∑ 𝛾𝑛 𝐴𝐿𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜋𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝐾𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜔𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝐶𝐴𝑃𝐹𝐿𝑂𝑊𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + 𝜇𝑡 (6) explicitly, the explanatory model intended to capture the dynamics of industrial output growth was expressed in equation (7) 𝑙𝑛𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 = 𝐴 + ∑ 𝛾𝑛 𝐴𝐿𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜋𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝐾𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜔𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝐹𝐷𝐼𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ ∅𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝑅𝐸𝑀𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ ∞𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝑂𝐷𝐴𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜕𝑛 𝑙𝑛𝑃𝑂𝑅𝑇𝐼𝑁𝑉 𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + 𝜇𝑡 (7) where 𝛾, 𝜋, 𝜔, ∅, ∞, and 𝜕, are the elasticities of human capital (l), physical capital (k), fdi, remittances, official development assistance, portfolio investment, respectively. 𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 is industrial output growth in nigeria, 𝐴 is the efficiency of the productive economy, 𝐴𝐿 is labour force or the working population, 𝑘𝑡 is domestic capital stock, 𝐹𝐷𝐼 is the foreign direct investment to nigeria, 𝑅𝐸𝑀 is remittances inflow to nigeria, 𝑂𝐷𝐴 is official development assistance to nigeria, 𝑃𝑂𝑅𝑇𝐼𝑁𝑉 is portfolio investment to nigeria, t defines the time parameter of the model. our study used annual time series data for indices of capital flows and industrial output growth from 1987 through 2017. the choice of nigeria was guided by the desire to explain the structural transformation of the nigerian industrial sector with the attendant consequences of capital inflows. this study was also guided by the availability of reliable data on aggregates of capital inflows and associative consequences. capital inflows were measured employing foreign direct investment, official development assistance, portfolio investment, and remittances as used in the work of edwards (1990); calvo (1998); reisen adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 43 table 1 variable description abbreviation variable measured as source 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 industrial output growth in nigeria industry value added world development indicator (wdi), 2017 𝑨𝑳𝒊𝒕 labour labour participation rate world development indicator (wdi), 2017 𝑲𝒊𝒕 capital stock gross fixed capital formation world development indicator (wdi), 2017 𝑭𝑫𝑰 foreign direct investment net foreign direct investment inflows world development indicator (wdi), 2017 𝑹𝑬𝑴 remittance remittances inflows world development indicator (wdi), 2017 𝑶𝑫𝑨 official development assistance official development assistance to developing nations world development indicator (wdi), 2017 𝑷𝑶𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑽 portfolio investment portfolio investment world development indicator (wdi), 2017 source: authors, 2020 and soto (2001); schneider (2003); de vita and kyaw (2008); opperman and adjasi (2017). however, industrial output growth was measured utilizing industry value added as in bandyopadhyay, sandler, and younas (2014); bezić, galović, and mišević (2016); filer and stanišić (2016); galović, bezić, and mišević (2018). we relied on data from the world bank database (world bank, 2017). the variables used in this study are described in table 1. we presented the pre-estimation analysis from the descriptive statistics and the unit root test. the descriptive analysis confirmed the normality condition of the data sets. the unit root establishes the order of integration of the variables and subsequently informs the estimation strategy to be adopted. we proceed to estimate the cointegration test to confirm the existence of long-run covariance among the variables (johansen & juselius, 1990; pesaran & shin, 2012; wang & wu, 2012). the trace statistics and maximum eigenvalue can be estimated from the eigenvalues of the coefficient matrix. we proceed to estimate the two-step engle and granger estimation procedure to adjust long runconvergence behaviour to suit gradual short-run equilibrium (engle & granger, 2015). also, we estimated the granger causality test to determine the lag-order in the causation model (eichler, 2007). result and discussion the descriptive statistics of the data provided vital information about the sample series, such as the mean, median, minimum and maximum values, and the distribution of the sample measured by the skewness, kurtosis, and jaque-bera statistics. the summary statistics result in table 2 reveals a high tendency for normal distribution (mean and median values lie within the maximum and minimum values). we found positively skewed series and platykurtic distributions with flat tail relative to the normal distribution (values less than three (3)). we discovered the series to be normally adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 44 table 2 descriptive statistics descriptive statistics 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 𝑳𝒕 𝑲𝒕 𝑭𝑫𝑰𝒕 𝑹𝑬𝑴𝒕 𝑶𝑫𝑨𝒕 𝑷𝑶𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑽 𝒕 mean 7.5001 3.3613 2.6501 4.7086 3.3613 2.6502 4.7086 median 7.4401 3.0121 2.9101 3.9492 3.0121 2.9101 3.9492 maximum 9.1101 8.8325 3.9901 5.4258 4.8326 3.5421 5.4258 minimum 5.2301 0.6426 1.6209 2.2513 1.6426 1.6439 2.2232 std. dev. 2.0001 2.2081 8.3209 3.5653 2.2081 2.4303 1.3368 skewness 1.3093 1.8801 1.5863 1.9769 1.8801 2.5863 2.9769 kurtosis 1.6697 2.9775 2.1772 1.0603 2.9772 2.1707 2.2357 jargue-bera 2.3312 2.4533 2.2349 4.1402 3.4221 2.2342 1.1046 probability 0.3016 0.5562 0.2305 0.1183 0.4302 0.3271 0.5126 observation 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 source: authors, 2020 distributed consequent upon probability values that were non-significant at a 5% level of significance. unit root test table 3 unit root test: augmented dickey-fuller test (adf) variables level t-stat critical value @ 5% first difference t-stat critical value @ 5% order of integration 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 -0.5773 -3.3737 -4.3332 -1.4334 i (1) 𝑨𝑳𝒊𝒕 -1.3323 -2.4333 -3.4331 -2.5888 i (1) 𝑲𝒊𝒕 0.7447 -1.5531 -3.2332 -1.6632 i (1) 𝑭𝑫𝑰 3.5523 -1.8203 -4.6682 -3.5626 i (1) 𝑹𝑬𝑴 -2.3682 -5.5236 -3.6362 -1.3322 i (1) 𝑶𝑫𝑨 1.1221 1.0032 -2.3222 -1.3222 i (1) 𝑷𝑶𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑽 -1.3772` -2.9511 -2.6631 -1.57231 i (1) source: authors, 2020 note: the summary statistics were computed before taking the natural logs we found the first differenced stationarity order across all series in the data set. we proceed to estimate the two-step engle and granger error correction estimation procedure to gradually adjust from the long run converging characteristics of the variables to the short-run equilibrating position. the error correction model thwarts long-run convergence in the parameterisation of the variables for short-run gradual equilibrium (engle & granger, 2015). the error correction model to be estimated is specified as: 𝑙𝑛𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 = 𝐴 + ∑ 𝛾𝑛𝐴𝐿𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜋𝑛𝑙𝑛𝐾𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜔𝑛𝑙𝑛𝐹𝐷𝐼𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ ∅𝑛𝑙𝑛𝑅𝐸𝑀𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ ∞𝑛𝑙𝑛𝑂𝐷𝐴𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ∑ 𝜕𝑛𝑙𝑛𝑃𝑂𝑅𝑇𝐼𝑁𝑉 𝑡 𝑛=1 𝑖 + ℵ𝐸𝐶𝑀(−1) + 𝜇𝑡 all other variables remained as earlier defined except 𝐸𝐶𝑀(−1) which is the error correction component of the model that gradually adjust frontal long-run convergence to short-run equilibrating conditions, and ℵ is the coefficient of the error correction component that gives the speed of adjustment back to short term equilibrium. adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 45 optimal lag length selection table 4 optimal lag length selection lag length aic 0 4.7838 1 2.5622* source: authors, 2020 notes * indicates lag order selected by the criterion error correction modelling procedure is sensitive to lag length because of the time-varying parameters of the model adjustment. we relied on the akaike information criteria to choose the optimal lag length for our industrial performance model. the information criteria with the lowest statistics in the corresponding lag-order selection give the optimal. lag length one (1) is optimal based on the result presented in table 4. we proceed to established cointegrating level and short-run elasticities. cointegration test we drew inferences at 5% in the tace and maximum eigen values statistics. table 5 result of johansen co-integration test based on trace statistic and max eigenvalue trace statistic max. eigen value no. of ce(s) eigenvalue trace statistic 0,05 critical value prob. maxeigen value critical value prob. none * 0.74 138.42 95.75 0.00* 44.52 40.10 0.01* at most 1 * 0.69 93.91 69.82 0.00* 38.61 33.88 0.01* at most 2* 0.53 55.29 47.86 0.01* 25.50 27.58 0.04* at most 3* 0.42 29.80 29.80 0.05* 18.17 21.13 0.03* at most 4 0.21 11.63 15.50 0.18 7.86 14.26 0.03* source: authors, 2020 notes: trace test indicates 4 cointegrating eqn(s) at the 5% level; max-eigenvalue test indicates 5 cointegration at the 5% level; * rejection of the hypothesis at the 5% level; **mackinnon-haug-michelis (1999) p-values we confirmed the existence of a long-run relationship since we rejected the null of no cointegration. we proceed to estimate the two-step engle and granger estimation procedure. table 6 presents the result of the two-step engle and granger error correction procedure. the estimated coefficient of the error correction vector was 0.4591, implying that the error correction term gradually adjusted back to the short-run equilibrating position at the rate of 56.72 per cent. the coefficient of the error correction term was appropriately signed and significant at 1% level of significance. adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 46 table 6 two-step engle and granger error correction result dep.var.: 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 variable coefficient t-statistic prob. a 0.1440 2.7373 0.0001** 𝑨𝑳𝒊𝒕 0.1193 2.6363 0.0234* 𝑲𝒊𝒕 0.8734 2.8562 0.0421* 𝑭𝑫𝑰 0.5662 3.6372 0.0432* 𝑹𝑬𝑴 0.1916 2.7237 0.1255 𝑶𝑫𝑨 -0.4591 -1.0983 0.3014 𝑷𝑶𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑽 0.6895 2.7281 0.0167* 𝑬𝑪𝑴(−𝟏) -0.5672 -2.9273 0.0014* r-squared 0.7162 adjusted r2 0.5129 f-statistic 45.2321 prob(f-statistic) 0.0000** durbin-watson stat 2.0544 source: authors, 2020 **(1%) *(5%) indicates significance levels the coefficient of error correction implies that about 57% of the previous year's disequilibrium in the economy’s industrial sector was revolved around its short run equilibrating position. short-run estimates revealed that all the explanatory variables except official development assistance and portfolio investment induced a linear and positive relationship with industrial output growth in nigeria. explicitly, a percentage increase in the labour participation rate will result in an 11.93 per cent increase in industrial output in nigeria. daveri and tabellini (2000) found similar results for several industrialised economies. nevertheless, a percentage increase in capital formation will result in an 87.34 per cent increase in industrial output in nigeria. this finding aligns with the work of oded (2011) and oketch (2006). furthermore, a percentage increase in foreign direct investment will result in a 56.62 per cent increase in industrial output in nigeria, as also revealed by onanuga, odusanaya, and adekunle (2020). finally, a percentage increase in portfolio investment will result in a 68.95 per cent increase in industrial output in nigeria, which also corroborating the findings of onanuga, odusanaya, and adekunle (2020). however, remittances and official development assistance were found not to statistically determine industrial output growth in nigeria at any level of significance. it implies that they did not predict variations in industrial output growth in nigeria. the value of the adjusted r2 of 0.5129 indicates that explanatory variables of the model explained 51.29% of variations in industrial output growth in nigeria, while the remaining 48.71% were captured outside the model. the durbin watson value of 2.0544 implies that the model was free from problems of serial correlation because it fell within the acceptance range of 1.5 to 2.5. the f-statistics of 45.2321 was statistically significant at the 1 per cent level, indicating that the explanatory variables were jointly significant, suggesting that the model exhibited the desired goodness of fit. adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 47 granger causality test in gauging the causation lag order of the capital inflow-industrial output relationship, we regressed the dependent variable “ 𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 ” on its own one period lag and the oneperiod lag of the regressors. we tested the null hypothesis of joint zero coefficients in the lagged regressors. by inference, failure to reject the null is equivalent to failure to reject the hypothesis that one-period lag of the regressors does not granger cause industrial output in nigeria. we expressed the causality model as: 𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 =∝𝑜 + ∑ 𝛽𝑗𝐴𝐿𝑡−𝑗 𝑝2 𝑗=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑘 𝑙𝑛𝐾𝑡−𝑘 𝑝3 𝑘=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑙 𝐹𝐷𝐼𝑡−𝑣 𝑝4 𝑣=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑚 𝑅𝐸𝑀𝑡−𝑚 𝑝5 𝑚=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑤 𝑂𝐷𝐴𝑡−𝑤 𝑝5 𝑤=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑧𝑃𝑂𝑅𝑇𝐼𝑁𝑉 𝑡−𝑧 𝑝5 𝑧=1 + 𝜇𝑡 (8) to test the non-granger causality from 𝐴𝐿𝑡 , 𝐾𝑡 , 𝐹𝐷𝐼𝑡 , 𝑅𝐸𝑀𝑡 , 𝑂𝐷𝐴𝑡 and 𝑃𝑂𝑅𝑇𝐼𝑁𝑉𝑡 to 𝐼𝑁𝐷𝑂𝑈𝑇𝑡 , we tested the nullity of all coefficients, 𝛽𝑗, 𝛽𝑘,𝛽𝑣 , 𝛽𝑚 , 𝛽𝑤 and 𝛽𝑧 the pairwise granger causality test results are given in table 7. table 7 granger causality result null hypothesis: x does not granger cause y f-statistics probability 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 → 𝑨𝑳𝒕 1.6343 0.7723 𝑨𝑳𝒕 → 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 0.5432 0.0043** 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 → 𝑲𝒕 2.5362 0.4170 𝑲𝒕 → 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 0.4378 0.0052** 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 → 𝑭𝑫𝑰𝒕 1.4526 0.1238 𝑭𝑫𝑰𝒕 → 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 4.5623 0.0004** 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 → 𝑹𝑬𝑴𝒕 0.6272 0.6621 𝑹𝑬𝑴𝒕 → 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 1.3838 0.7372 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 → 𝑶𝑫𝑨𝒕 2.9213 0.5366 𝑶𝑫𝑨𝒕 → 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 2.6782 0.3521 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 → 𝑷𝑶𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑽𝒕 0.6342 0.9882 𝑷𝑶𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑵𝑽𝒕 → 𝑰𝑵𝑫𝑶𝑼𝑻𝒕 2.8821 0.0234* source: authors, 2020 **(1%) *(5%) indicates significance levels the result in table 7 indicates that there is unidirectional causality from labour participation, gross fixed capital formation (a measure of capital), fdi, and portfolio investment to industrial output growth in nigeria. hence, labour participation, gross fixed capital formation, fdi, and portfolio investment granger caused industrial output growth in nigeria. the findings of this study agree with the findings of singh (2012). table 8 serial correlation test breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test: f-statistic 0.5262 prob. f (7,24) 0.2312 obs*r-squared 2.6263 prob. chi-square (7) 0.4552 source: authors, 2020 adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 48 given the probability value of 45.52 per cent, we failed to reject the null hypothesis and concluded that our short-run model was free from problems of serial correlation. table 9 heteroscedasticity test result breusch-pagan-godfrey heteroscedasticity test: f-statistic 0.565126 prob. f (7,24) 0.5357 obs*r-squared 10.75370 prob. chi-square (7) 0.9273 source: authors, 2020 given the probability value of 92.73 per cent, we failed to reject the null hypothesis and concluded that our short-run model was free from problems of heteroskedasticity. -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 94 96 98 00 02 04 06 08 10 12 14 16 cusum 5% significance figure 1 cusum stability test source: authors, 2020 the above figure shows that the cusum line is within the critical bounds of 5 per cent level of significance, which indicates that the model had structural stability. conclusion despite the significance of capital outsourcing as an alternative source of investment financing, the empirical connections between capital inflows and industrial output growth in nigeria remain grossly understudied. previous studies on the industrial development discourse in nigeria have focused on the influence of exchange rate volatility or fluctuations in the industrial sector development literature in nigeria. little was done to establish the contemporaneous influence of the various source of capital inflow on industrial sector growth. which of these channels of capital inflows is more pervasive and efficient? it is an important research question for policy information research redefinition in nigeria. this study relied on aggregate indices of capital inflows (remittances inflows, official development assistance (oda), fdi inflows, and portfolio investment) and industrial sector development from 1987 through 2017 to lean empirical credence to the adekunle, ogunade, kalejaiye, & balogun capital inflows and industrial performance in nigeria: including the excluded jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 49 relationship. we found that an increased labour participation rate was essential for the increase in industrial output in nigeria, just as daveri and tabellini (2000) have stressed in their findings. domestic and international capital inflow jointly aided narrowing a wide investment gap in nigeria, which is in consonance with oded (2011); oketch (2006) and onanuga, odusanaya, and adekunle (2020). however, remittances and official development were anathemas to industrial output growth in nigeria, mainly owing to the unproductive role remittances play in the african space. remittances are mainly used for consumption, which in pure form does not generate a return in itself. development assistance is usually mismanaged owing mainly to the political motives that are associated. labour participation, gross fixed capital formation, fdi, and portfolio investment granger caused industrial output growth in nigeria, thus, corroborating the findings of singh (2012). this study’s novelty is two-fold. firstly, it leads to the debate on capital inflows and industrial sector development in nigeria. secondly, this study relied on the two-step engle and granger estimation procedure 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(2020). the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment on regional economy in indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(1), 53-68. article history received: 25 november 2019 reviewed: 31 march 2020 14 april 2020 revised: 3 april 2020 14 april 2020 accepted: 19 april 2020 mailto:agustribasuki@yahoo.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7570 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 54 income is a response to the factors of production in accordance with the prosperity of the region. the factor affecting economic growth is that reducing the population of the poor will increase economic growth. the study of škare and družeta (2016) concludes that it is crucial for policymakers to ensure institutional pre-conditions and incorporate progrowth and pro-poor policies that will enable the poor to participate in opportunities and contribute to future growth. this paper represents a simple contribution to the analysis of the interdependence of poverty and economic growth and can serve as a basis for future research. whereas nindi and odhiambo (2015) concluded that the results of the study indicated that economic growth did not cause poverty reduction in swaziland, either in the short or long term. instead, the study found a causal relationship from poverty reduction with economic growth in the short term. poverty makes the poor do not have access to resources and opportunities to invest so that it will slow down per capita economic growth (todaro, 2000). research on the relationship of the poor to economic growth has been carried out by islam, ghani, and abidin (2017), škare and družeta (2016), nindi and odhiambo (2015), sinnathurai (2013) and afzal, malik, begum, sarwar, and fatima (2012). islam et al. (2017) research concluded that the number of poor people had a positive relationship with economic growth, meaning that if the number of poor people increased, it would result in increased economic growth. skare and družeta (2016) research revealed that poverty growth did not reduce the level of economic development inequality. research by nindi and odhiambo (2015), sinnathurai (2013) and afzal, m. et al. (2012) uncovered that the number of poor people had an inverse relationship with economic growth, meaning that if the number of poor people increased, it resulted in a decrease in economic growth. another factor affecting economic growth is that general allocation funds also contribute to economic growth. general allocation funds are funds that must be allocated by the central government to every province/district/city in indonesia each year as development funds. it is a component of expenditure in the state budget and is a budget component in the budget used for development funds and should not be prioritized for routine transportation and only for development. however, the results of the study by purbadharmaja, ananda, and santoso (2019) concluded that fiscal decentralization did not always lead to better budget management. the success of fiscal decentralization can be found in the quality of local budgets and the quality of budget management. the allocation of local budgets to improve public services and develop infrastructure will increase regional economic capacity. enhancing the capacity of regional economies encourages community welfare. research on the relationship between the general allocation fund (dau) on economic growth was done by ahmad (2011). the results of the study inferred that the general allocation fund had a positive relationship with economic growth. research conducted by astria (2014) in south sumatra showed the results that the general allocation fund had a negative influence on economic growth. furthermore, muti'ah's research (2017) basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 55 found that that the balanced fund in the form of a general allocation fund had no impact on economic growth. then, another factor that can affect economic growth is fiscal policy. the fiscal policies carried out by the regional government are the regional budget and expenditure. the regional revenue and expenditure budget are prepared according to administrative needs and the ability of regional income. fiscal policy can be used as a driver of economic activity and economic improvement (udoh, 2011). in addition to fiscal policy, the investment can also be relied on to foster development strategies that are strengthened with the national economy. the economic development effort in each region has the main objective to increase the numbers and types of employment opportunities for local communities. in an effort to achieve these goals, local governments and communities must jointly take regional development assistance. the participation of local governments and communities using these resources has begun to inventory the potential of existing resources to support and develop the regional economy. chaudhry, mehmood, and mehmood (2013); abala (2014) support investment as one of the drivers of economic growth needed by traditional neoclassical opinions in economic development. according to this analysis, foreign investment is something that can save existing savings. based on figure 1, the average economic growth in 2008 to 2017 was 7.94%, with the highest economic growth achieved by central sulawesi and the lowest achieved by nangro aceh darussalam. meanwhile, the average growth in the western indonesia region (sumatra, java, and kalimantan) was 5.63%, and the average growth in the eastern indonesia region (sulawesi, nusa tenggara, maluku, and papua) was 8.54%. figure 1 average economic growth in 2008-2017 in various provinces in indonesia source: indonesian bureau of statistics basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 56 figure 1 indicates that there was an imbalance in regional development in several provinces in indonesia. one of the causes of inequality is that the allocation of funds can come from the government or the private sector. in the autonomous government system, more government funds will be allocated to the regions so that development disparities between regions will tend to be lower. private investment is more determined by market forces, where the location advantage that is owned by an area is a force that has many roles in attracting private investment. the location advantage is determined by transportation cost, both raw materials and results to be paid by employers, differences in labor costs, market concentration, level of business competition, and land rent. therefore, the investment will tend to be more in developed provinces compared to underdeveloped regions. these factors encourage to examine the influence of the poor, the allocation of development funds, government spending, and foreign investment in driving economic growth, as well as to investigate the role of fiscal policy in each region. government expenditures used to influence the economic course of a region (infrastructure of education, health, transportation, and others) will result in increased economic activity and encourage economic growth (todaro, 2000). research on the effect of government spending on economic growth was conducted by hussain, khan, and rafiq (2017), udoh (2011), oni, aninkan, and akinsanya (2014), and surjaningsih, utari, and trisnanto (2012). the results of research by hussain et al. (2017), udoh (2011), and oni et al. (2014) concluded that government spending had a positive influence on economic growth. research from surjaningsih et al. (2012) uncovered that in the long run, government spending had no effect on economic growth. meanwhile bathla (2017) has conducted a study on the relationship between government spending on agriculture with economic growth. this research analyzed the relationship between public investment in agriculture and irrigation and agricultural growth in the indian context. this analysis revealed that the formation of low and inadequate public capital during the nineties had an impact on farmers' investment and jeopardized technological change and agricultural growth. the major push in resource allocation for agriculture and irrigation from the early 2000s was an essential policy initiative. significant increases in spending on irrigation systems in less developed countries have helped curb productivity growth and stimulate private investment. however, capital intensity in agriculture did not increase significantly, which could partly explain the slow growth rate in many countries. the data showed that there were large variations between countries in public expenditure, implying that developed countries tended to spend more on agriculture compared to countries that depended on less developed agriculture. thus, the empirical analysis indicated a significant impact on agricultural income. furthermore, this study aims to analyze regional independence and the effectiveness of regional fiscal policy in driving economic growth in western and eastern indonesia. through the application of fixed and random effects techniques in modeling the relationship between regional economic growth and the role of regional budgets and balancing funds, it is expected that regional economic performance can be measured and become a consideration of regional officials to take an important role in optimizing the use of local budgets. basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 57 research method the panel regression model in this study is as follows: grdp = β0 + β1poit + β2dait + β3eduit + β4heait + β5agriit + β6mait + β7fdiit + e (1) the grdp symbol is gross regional domestic income, β is constant, β (1,2 ... 7) is the regression coefficient of each independent variable, po is the number of poor populations, da is the general allocation fund, edu is the budget for education, hea is the budget for health, agric is a budget for agriculture, ma is a budget for fisheries and marine affairs, and fdi is foreign direct investment. e is error term, t is time from 2008 until 2018, and i is the province. the sample of provinces involved was 20 provinces out of 34 provinces in indonesia, while 14 provinces were incomplete data in the ministry of finance of the republic of indonesia. the data used in this study were sourced from the central bureau of statistics of the republic of indonesia and the ministry of finance of the republic of indonesia from 2008 to 2017. from equation 1, the elasticity number can be found from the value of β (equation 2). this β value is obtained by logging (gujarati, 2003: 168) of all variables except the variable whose value is percent or fraction. loggrdp = β0 + β1logpoit + β2logdait + β3logeduit + β4logheait + β5logagriit + β6logmait + β7logfdiit + e (2) in the regression model estimation method using panel data, the analysis could be done through three approaches, including common effect model, fixed effect model, and random effect model. after the equation was formed, the best model of the common effect model, fixed effect model, and random effect model was selected by employing the chow test, hausman test, and lm test. after the best model was chosen, then the classical assumption test was carried out. in the case of a classic assumption test, it is sufficient to utilize the heteroscedastic test and the multicollinearity test (gujarati, 2003). the stages of panel data analysis can be seen in figure 2. the initial stages consisted of regression using the common effect, fixed effect, and random-effect methods. then, the selection of the best models of the three models was conducted. the selected model would be tested for classical assumptions. after the step was completed, the next step was the analysis of the regression results of the selected model. the data used in this study were sourced from the data of the ministry of finance of the republic of indonesia and the indonesian central statistics agency from 2008 to 2017. the provinces which were employed as samples were the western part of indonesia, namely; central kalimantan province, south kalimantan, di yogyakarta, central java, banten, bengkulu, south sumatra, jambi, riau, west sumatra, north sumatra, and aceh. whereas, eastern indonesia comprised the provinces of pabar, malut, papua, maluku, ntt, ntb, sulteng, and sulut. basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 58 figure 2 panel data regression stages source: gujarati (2003) result and discussion figure 3 development of grdp in east indonesian (billion rupiahs) source: indonesia bureau of statistics various publication 2010, 2013, 2016, 2018 (processed) 97705,7975 286779,1118 89850,15333 376698,8949 78273,16786 170095,2971 24482,77917 231966,012 539064,3944 56224,83048 75916,2944 435134,0536 121263,19 487531,23 155963,99 471419,9 136556,71 281544,37 42080,01 409959,69 894050,47 92300,66 121863,85 452847,48 0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 700000 800000 900000 1000000 aceh sumut sumbar riau jambi sumsel bengkulu banten jateng diy kalsel kalteng 2017 2008 basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 59 for the economic growth in western indonesia (sumatera, jawa, and kalimantan, see in figure 3) from 2008 to 2017, the average economic growth was 56.34% (or an annual average of 5.63%). the highest growth occurred in banten province, jambi province, and west sumatra province. whereas the lowest growth occurred in central kalimantan province, aceh province, and riau province. when viewed from natural resources owned by banten province, jambi province, and west sumatra province, they are far lower than natural resources owned by central kalimantan province, aceh province, and riau province. in reality, economic growth exceeds the average growth of indonesian and provincial economies that are rich in human resources. moreover, for the economic growth in eastern indonesia (sulawesi, nusa tenggara, maluku, and papua see in figure 4) from 2008 to 2017, the average economic growth was 85.38% (or an annual average of 8.54%). the highest growth occurred in central sulawesi province, north sulawesi province, and maluku provinces. meanwhile, the lowest growth occurred in the provinces of west papua, east nusa tenggara, and papua (eastern indonesia). the problem faced by the eastern part of indonesia in economic development was that infrastructure problems between regions were not well connected, such as west papua and papua. transportation in papua mostly used air transportation because roads between districts were not yet well connected. thus, it had an impact on the price of basic needs. whereas, east nusa tenggara and maluku are provinces whose territories are islands, so the primary transportation was sea transportation. figure 4 development of grdp in east indonesian (billion rupiahs) source: indonesia bureau of statistics various publication 2010, 2013, 2016, 2018 (processed) from the description of figure 3 and figure 4, it is interesting to study what factors influenced economic growth in western and eastern indonesia. based on the panel data regression results listed in table 1, the regression results obtained three models, namely the common effects model, the fixed effects model, and the random-effects model. 43051,0525 36310,71524 53303,8775 38207,48333 15612,465 89135,2269 12539,0569 36094,65238 79495,34 97551,64 94644,99 62788,08 27811,63 148823,63 23210,86 56906,82 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000 140000 160000 sulut sulteng ntb ntt maluku papua malut pabar 2017 2008 basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 60 table 1 results of panel data regression in western and eastern indonesia dependent variable log (grdp) west indonesia east indonesia none effect fixed effect random effect none effect fixed effect random effect log(po) 0.534 -0.417 -0.014 0.249 -0.112 0.264 (15.48 3) *** (-6.759) *** (-0.193) (3.943) *** (-4.809) *** (18.673) *** log(da) -0.308 0.039 0.041 0.170 0.349 0.131 (6.512) *** (2.253) ** (2.171) ** (0.924) (27.277) *** (3.261) *** log(edu) 0.044 0.040 0.029 0.077 0.013 0.063 (0.974) (4.435) *** (2.159) ** (1.592) (2.942) *** (6.114) *** log(hea) 0.161 0.113 0.125 0.039 0.003 0.023 (2.985) *** (5.590) *** (4.799) *** (1.267) (2.156) ** (3.723) *** log(agri) 0.107 0.014 0.028 0.387 0.016 0.386 (2.236) ** (0.943) (1.531) (3.884) *** (2.440) ** (17.139) *** log(ma) 0.026 0.053 0.055 -0.283 -0.006 -0.236 (0.656) (4.000) *** (3.379) *** (-3.300) *** (-1.245) (-12.796) *** log(fdi) 0.180 -0.001 0.012 0.085 0.025 0.087 (12.53 8) *** (-0.256) (2.110) ** (3.550) *** (13.207) *** (15.868) *** c 20.225 31.561 25.338 15.476 21.928 15.970 (18.75 4) *** (26.043) *** (19.912) *** (4.631) *** (47.920) *** (21.011) *** r-squared 0.897 0.998 0.754 0.759 0.999 0.744 f-statistic 140.03 3 4138.581 49.173 32.536 5731.942 30.049 chow test 601.880* ** 2996.27* ** hausman test 55.00*** 1454.251* ** source: data processing results ( ) t count note : *** significant α = 1% ** significant α = 5% * significant α = 10% of the three models above, the best model was chosen using the chow test and hausman test, and the test results that both produced the best model were the fixed effect model. after the best model was selected, the model was tested with the classical assumption test. the following are the results of the heteroscedasticity test employing a white test in which the independent variable was the squared residual. the results of the heteroscedasticity test (table 2) showed that all independent variables were higher than the 5 % significance level, indicating no heteroscedasticity in the model. basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 61 table 2 heteroscedasticity test dependent variable log(resid^2) west indonesia east indonesia t-statistic prob. t-statistic prob. log(po) -0.659506 0.5110 1.938669 0.0569 log(da) -1.307625 0.1939 1.167089 0.2474 log(edu) 3.728530 0.0003 0.324498 0.7466 log(hea) -1.434936 0.1543 0.672470 0.5037 log(agri) -0.188465 0.8509 -0.067730 0.9462 log(ma) -0.953963 0.3423 -1.122366 0.2658 log(fdi) 0.142163 0.8872 -0.229876 0.8189 c -0.115127 0.9086 -1.999199 0.0498 source: data processing results the results of the multicollinearity test can be seen in table 3, employing the matrix of correlation. if the correlation coefficient is above 0.85, then there is multicollinearity in the model. nevertheless, so far, all the coefficients were below 0.85, indicating no multicollinearity. table 3 multicollinearity test varia ble west indonesia east indonesia pov edu hea lt agr i ma r dau fdi pov edu hea lt agr i ma r dau fdi pov 1.0 00 0.06 3 0.4 49 0.3 46 0.0 82 0.4 74 0.0 26 1.0 00 0.1 27 0.3 85 0.3 81 0.0 36 0.3 12 0.1 94 edu 0.06 3 1.0 00 0.4 62 0.3 70 0.6 84 0.3 65 0.1 98 0.1 27 1.0 00 0.5 77 0.5 85 0.6 78 0.4 89 0.1 75 healt 0.4 49 0.4 62 1.0 00 0.7 01 0.5 95 0.5 06 0.2 47 0.3 85 0.5 77 1.0 00 0.5 44 0.2 72 0.6 71 0.5 32 agri 0.3 46 0.3 70 0.7 01 1.0 00 0.6 42 0.4 33 0.0 67 0.3 81 0.5 85 0.5 44 1.0 00 0.6 71 0.6 66 0.5 62 mar 0.0 82 0.6 84 0.5 95 0.6 42 1.0 00 0.3 67 0.0 58 0.0 36 0.6 78 0.2 72 0.6 71 1.0 00 0.6 19 0.3 29 dau 0.4 74 0.3 65 0.5 06 0.4 33 0.3 67 1.0 00 0.0 98 0.3 12 0.4 89 0.6 71 0.6 66 0.6 19 1.0 00 0.6 78 fdi 0.0 26 0.1 98 0.2 47 0.0 67 0.0 58 0.0 98 1.0 00 0.1 94 0.1 75 0.5 32 0.5 62 0.3 29 0.6 78 1.0 00 source: data processing results after the classic assumption test was carried out, it was necessary to test the granger causality. granger causality test is intended to determine the causal relationship of each independent variable on the dependent variable. in this study, granger causality test was aimed more at the factors that influenced the grdp growth rate, namely the poor population, general allocation funds, local government expenditure on education, regional government expenditure on health, regional government expenditure on agriculture and local government expenditure on maritime affairs, and investment foreign. basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 62 table 4 pairwise granger causality test null hypothesis obs f-statistic prob pov does not grange cause grdp 180 68.7333 0.0000 grdp does not grange cause pov 180 2.57823 0.1101 dau does not grange cause grdp 180 21.5582 0.0000 grdp does not grange cause dau 180 8.98943 0.0031 edu does not grange cause grdp 180 4.16948 0.0426 grdp does not grange cause edu 180 1.33353 0.2497 health does not grange cause grdp 180 1.52415 0.2186 grdp does not grange cause health 180 5.95196 0.0157 agri does not grange cause 180 3.00920 0.0845 grdp does not grange cause agri 180 7.34046 0.0074 mar does not grange cause grdp 180 1.19621 0.2756 grdp does not grange cause mar 180 0.12036 0.7291 fdi does not grange cause grdp 180 2.21632 0.1383 grdp does not grange cause fdi 180 12.4122 0.0005 source: author, 2019 based on table 4, it is explained that the variables that had a granger causality relationship were variables with a probability value smaller than 𝑎 = 0.05, namely the expenditure on health, expenditures for agriculture and the general allocation fund. whereas, the probability value, which was smaller than 𝑎 = 0.1, was the poor population, education expenditures and marine expenditures. as foreign investment did not have an influence toward the grdp growth rate. besides, the expenditures on health had a two-way relationship. the analysis model in this study was divided into two models (table 5), namely model 1 and model 2 for western indonesia and eastern indonesia, respectively. model 1 and model 2 for western indonesia showed that all variables influenced economic growth, except the budget for the agricultural sector. for model 1, the number of poor people had a negative effect on economic growth. it means that if the number of poor people decreased by 1 percent, it would encourage economic growth by 0.41 percent. in this case, the poverty alleviation program is very effective in promoting economic growth. the role of the general allocation fund for model 1 influenced economic growth, meaning that if there was an increase in the general allocation fund budget from the central government to regional governments by 1 percent, it would encourage economic growth by 0.039 percent. whereas the role of budget policies for education, health, and marine affected economic growth, indicating that if the three budgets were raised by 1%, it would encourage economic growth by 0.206%. if the regional government of western indonesia wants to increase economic growth by 1%, then the local government should increase the budget by 4.85%. besides, if model 2 was employed to increase 1% of economic growth, an additional 4.11% of the budget for education, health, and marine should be added to support the development program. basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 63 table 5 best model regression results source: author, 2018 note: ( ) t count *** significant α = 1% ** significant α = 5% * significant α = 10% foreign investment is considered to be something that can fill the gap between savings raised from within the country, foreign exchange reserves, government revenue, and expertise on the one hand and the amount needed to achieve development goals on the other hand (todaro, 2000). chaudhry et al. (2013) and abala (2014) have carried out a study on the relationship between foreign investment and economic growth, indicating that foreign investment could have a positive relationship with economic growth. meanwhile, the role of foreign investment had a negative impact on economic growth. it means that if foreign investment increased by 1%, it would cause economic growth to fall by 0.001%. although the effect was very small, the government should overcome this serious problem, because it would threaten macroeconomic stability. in line with olabisi and oloni's (2012) research uncovered that foreign investment had a negative relationship with growth. model 1 and model 2 for eastern indonesia showed that all variables had an effect on economic growth except the budget for the marine sector. for model 1, the number of poor people negatively influenced economic growth. it means that if the number of poor people decreased by 1%, it would encourage economic growth by 0.11%. the poverty alleviation program in eastern indonesia was less effective compared to western indonesia, although the biggest problem for poverty in indonesia was in the eastern indonesia region. the role of the general allocation fund for model 1 in eastern indonesia affected economic growth. it indicated that if there was an increase in the budget, the general allocation fund from the central government to regional governments by 1%, it would encourage dependent variable log(grdp) fixed effect west indonesia east indonesia model 1 model 2 model 1 model 2 log(po) -0.417 -0.112 (-6.759) *** (-4.809) *** log(da) 0.039 0.052 0.349 0.440 (2.253) ** (2.477) ** (27.277) *** (30.628) *** log(edu) 0.040 0.033 0.013 0.0037 (4.435) *** (2.845) *** (2.942) *** (1.081) log(hea) 0.113 0.136 0.003 0.005 (5.590) *** (6.764) *** (2.156) ** (6.257) *** log(agri) 0.014 0.023 0.016 0.025 (0.943) (1.404) (2.440) ** (3.890) *** log(ma) 0.053 0.074 -0.006 0.007 (4.000) *** (4.794) *** (-1.245) (1.635) log(fdi) -0.001 0.025 (-0.256) (13.207) *** c 31.561 24.428 21.928 18.303 (26.043) *** (54.965) *** (47.920) *** (44.109) *** r-squared 0.998 0.996 0.999 0.999 f-statistic 4138.581*** 2027.68*** 5731.942*** 6586.46*** basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 64 economic growth by 0.349%. the coefficient of the general fund allocation was higher than the coefficient in the western part of indonesia, meaning that the dependence of the eastern part of indonesia on the revenue sharing of the central and regional governments was very high. meanwhile, the role of budget policies for education, health, and agriculture affected economic growth. if the three budgets were raised by 1%, it would encourage economic growth by 0.032%. if the government in eastern indonesia wants to increase economic growth by 1%, then the local government should increase the budget by 31.25%. meanwhile, if employing model 2 to increase 1% of economic growth, an additional 33.33% of the budget for education, health, and agriculture was needed. further, the role of foreign investment had a positive impact on economic growth. it means that if foreign investment increased by 1%, it would cause an increase in the economic growth of 0.025%. indonesia is a developing country, and the main problem is a large number of poor and unemployed people. most poverty exists in eastern indonesia so that the efforts to reduce the number of poor people are prioritized for the eastern region. one way to overcome poverty is; first, the central government policy through the regional government guarantees a sense of security for vulnerable groups (female household heads, poor people, older people, neglected children, various abilities, and people with disabilities) and new poor people caused by natural disasters, or by the impact of the economic crisis and social conflict. second, creating economic and social environmental conditions enables the poor to get the broadest possible opportunity to fulfill their rights and sustainably improve their living standards. also, by providing pro-poor stimulation and regulation, the economic and social costs faced by them can be reduced. besides, optimal services to improve the incomes of the poor can be provided. since 2000, indonesia has implemented regional autonomy. regional governments are given the right to carry out their economic development in accordance with the capabilities of each region. based on the results of the analysis, there has been a gap between the use of revenue sharing funds between the central government and regional governments in western and eastern indonesia. the dependence of eastern indonesia on general allocation funds is very high compared to western indonesia, so the independence of the provinces in eastern indonesia is still very weak, or the source of funds for regional economic development is highly dependent on the central government. the higher the fiscal capacity of a region, the less dependence of the region on the allocation from the center. however, if the opposite occurs, then its dependence on transfers of funds from the center will be even higher. to overcome this problem, the use of general fund allocations should be used properly. then, before the central government provides general allocation funds to local governments, it is necessary to look at the effectiveness of regional transfer funds in the development of a region. the government needs to ensure that general allocation funds can be used by local governments to encourage economic growth. the second problem is the management of fiscal policy; there has been a gap between western indonesia and eastern indonesia. the policy of employing the budget for education, health, agriculture, and marine is more effective in encouraging economic growth in western indonesia compared to eastern indonesia. basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 65 research on the relationship between government spending on education with economic growth has been carried out by al-shatti (2014), grabova (2014), idrees and siddiqi (2013), nworji, okwu, obiwuru, and nworji (2012), olabisi and oloni (2012). the study conducted by idrees and siddiqi (2013) and nworji et al. (2012) concluded that government spending on education had a positive influence toward economic development. grabova's (2014) research revealed that government spending on education had a negative effect on economic growth. however, research by al-shafti (2014), olabisi and oloni (2012) found that government spending on education had no impact on economic growth. the studies on the relationship between government spending on health with economic growth were done by al-shafti (2014) and nworji et al. (2012). the study discovered that government spending on health had a positive influence toward economic growth in several countries. furthermore research on the relationship between government spending on maritime economic growth was conducted by huda and firdaus (2015) and agustine (2014). the results of the study discovered that government spending on fisheries and marine affairs had a positive relationship with economic growth. the central government policy to reduce fiscal disparities between regions used the general allocation funds tool so that the region's ability to manage and develop regions was relatively and evenly distributed. this allocation system was established by law no. 25 of 2000, which was later revised by law no. 33 of 2004 concerning central and regional financial balances. besides, the investigation on the relationship between the general allocation fund with economic growth was carried out by ahmad (2011), manik and higayat (2010). the results of the study revealed that the general allocation fund had a positive relationship with economic growth. furthermore, muti'ah's (2017) research concluded that the balanced fund in the form of a general allocation fund had no effect on economic growth. the gap between the use of revenue sharing funds between the central government and regional governments in western and eastern indonesia is caused by the lack of human resources in eastern indonesia and the difficulty of transportation between regions in eastern indonesia. to overcome this problem, local governments are required to strengthen fiscal management to accelerate equitable growth. to run the program, there are three fiscal strategies used. the first strategy is optimizing regional income while maintaining the investment climate. the second one is spending efficiency and increasing productive spending to encourage economic growth while supporting efforts to reduce poverty, diminish inequality, and create employment. also, the third strategy is encouraging innovative, sustainable, and efficient financing. in addition, there is also a gap in the role of foreign investment in economic growth between western indonesia and eastern indonesia. for western indonesia, foreign investment has a negative influence toward economic growth, but vice versa for foreign investment. however, eastern indonesia has a positive effect on economic growth. the government had an obligation to prioritize increasing foreign investment in eastern indonesia because the increased foreign investment increases employment basuki, purwaningsih, soesilo, & mulyanto the effect of fiscal policy and foreign direct investment … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 66 opportunities. then, the presence of new factories has a positive impact on the domestic economy through the demand side: increasing employment opportunities, increasing the ability of public spending, and subsequently increasing demand in the domestic market. the role of foreign investment is becoming an essential source of technology and other knowledge transfer, through local workers working in foreign companies. when these workers move to domestic companies, they bring new knowledge or expertise from foreign companies to domestic companies. conclusion taking into consideration of empirical insights from this research, it could be concluded the government spending-economic growth nexus. first, the gap was in the use of general allocation funds, namely funds from the central government to regional governments. local governments in eastern indonesia relied more on general allocation funds in promoting economic development through the accuracy of using development programs rather than local governments in western indonesia. eastern indonesia is more dependent on equalization funds from the central government to local governments to encourage economic growth compared to western indonesia. to overcome the gap between central and regional financial dependencies in driving economic growth between western and eastern indonesia, the following steps need to be taken; in stipulating revenue sharing between the center and the regions, priority must be given to capital expenditure compared to personnel expenditure, and for additional employee expenditure, it is better to prioritize to be funded by regional taxes and regional user fees. thus, if the budget allocation for capital expenditure through the balance funds from the central government rises, an increase in capital expenditure will encourage the rate of economic growth. another factor influencing local government dependence on general allocation funds is the lack of involvement of regional companies as a source of revenue. local governments also need to conduct policies that are conducive to the development of companies into professional companies, and operationally monitor and evaluate the performance of key companies that can encourage competitiveness. decentralization creates autonomous regions that depend on central government transfers to regional governments. second, the gap is in the ability to use development programs through fiscal policy. programs through fiscal policy in western indonesia are more effective in driving economic growth than eastern indonesia. the step to overcoming this is the need for synergy between the central government and regional governments to integrate the central government budget with the regional government budget. cooperation between fiscal authorities is essential that regional budgets should become instruments to reduce unemployment, poverty, inequality, and realize equitable development. the role of foreign investment is more effectively developed in eastern indonesia compared to western indonesia, so the central government needs to prioritize facilities and infrastructure in encouraging foreign investment into eastern indonesia. it can be achieved by improving good and integrated physical infrastructure and superstructure in various regions in indonesia; 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(2019). the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: a panel investigation of six asian countries. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 71-88 article history received: march 2019 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 72 2016 where it hits the lowest price at 40.68 usd per barrel from 105.87 usd per barrel in 2013 (statista 2018). the events have given impact on natural gas and other energy sectors and it led to a global recession (setser, 2004). based on the investigation done by oxford institute for energy studies, the first reason to the crisis in 1998 are the high level of oil inventories although it is not as high as it was declared. the second reason is the signs of economic situation in asia with economic stagnation in japan will not improve for a long time (fattouh and mahadeva 2013). klass (2003) also added that the investigation of energy demand is a crucial input to the analysis of future energy usage and the impact of regulations responses. to understand the dynamics of the natural gas market, the element of economic and socio-political aspects cannot be separated. especially in asia, the natural gas market can be classified into different ranges. as suggested by kaygusuz et al (2007), kaygusuz (2007) and aspergis and payne (2010), the government’s incentive to establish tradable renewable energy can bring potential benefits for an expansion in the renewable energy sector. similarly in asia, according to stern (2017), there are four determinants that drive the growth of natural gas in asian gas market. first, the potential decline in production or pipeline gas imports. second, security supply, environmental policies and energy mix are favourable to the country. third, upstream investment issues with less sufficient development growth and the last one is the affordability in domestic gas price including the production and import restrictions. these characteristics will be assessed in the next chapter. in the era where the world is shifting to sustainable energy, several countries have started to put attention on renewable energy through socio-political and finance elements. particularly in government instrument, it is believed by many experts to be essential for the development of renewable energy. several countries in asia are adopting similar regulation. for instance, malaysian and thailand’s cabinet have started to support the growth of renewable energy industry by approving the implementation of renewable energy act for feed-in-tariff (fit), which means the consumers are accountable for higher charge for higher electricity consumption due to higher carbon emissions (ahmad et al. 2011). technical wise, malaysia has started the development through hydrogen production utilization by utilizing the palm oil solid waste each year. however, malaysia’s renewable capacity was less than 1% of the total installed capacity in 2012 (ahmad and tahar, 2014). in overall, malaysian’s government had collaborated with the private sector and announced the short, medium and long term plan to develop renewable energy (hosseini et al. 2015). other asian country like japan have also disclosed their commitments to reduce greenhouse gas through the similar framework (kumar et al. 2011). despite the renewable resource and sustainable energy system represent environmentally friendly also cost-effective means of providing electricity, issues with renewable energy development is still relatively slow and the extensive potential renewable resource in asia may potentially bring benefit to the economic growth. sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 73 there have been numerous academic research conducted relating natural gas demand in different countries and region. it is acknowledged that the empirical literature on the energy consumption growth nexus is still limited. apergis and payne (2010) conducted a panel investigation of natural gas consumption and economic growth of 67 countries. the multivariate framework used is similar to this study which includes gdp (constant 2000 us dollars), real gross fixed capital formation, natural gas consumption and total labour force. by using a heterogeneous panel co-integration test, the correlation revealed bidirectional causality between natural gas consumption and economic growth in short and long run. another study conducted by reynolds and kolodzieji (2008) who examined the relationship between natural gas, oil, and coal production and gdp in the former soviet union. through granger-causality tests within a bivariate framework, the study revealed unidirectional causality from oil production to gdp and unidirectional causality between gdp and coal production as well as natural gas production, respectively. however, malik (2009) verified in the modelling renewable energy consumption research that it has been found that gas reserve as one of the macro-economic variables becomes significant with a negative sign in pooled and period fixed effect. another study conducted by sensfuß, ragwitz and genoese (2008) who examined the price effect created by renewable energy for electricity share. it is mentioned in the study that gas price disproportionately has a high impact on the growth of the merit-order effect in the growing renewable electricity generation. similarly, berry (2005) argues that the volatility of natural gas is high and by hedging wind energy can deliver cost-effective against natural gas price increase. the study examined five cases using analysis of the cost marginal conventional generation with probability distribution of the gas prices, cost of wind energy, wind integration cost, wind capacity value, wind transmission cost and environmental benefits of wind for a hypothetical utility. the study revealed that the effectivity to hedge against natural gas price increase depends on the conventional generation system and the cost of wind energy. the study suggests that higher electricity reliance on natural gas implies better hedge on wind energy and vice versa. the rising energy consumption for electricity, precarious nature of dependency of fossil fuel has enforced many countries to look into renewable energy to sustenance the energy source. according to dincer (2000), renewable energy resources seem to be one of the most efficient and effective solutions to air pollutions. moreover, zero emission production by renewable energy is believed to be the efficient solution to reduce the climate change and capable to replace conventional sources in various applications at a competitive price (aras et al. 2004). however, investing in one from various renewable can become a robust project for the stakeholders. beck and martinot (2004) stated that economic barriers in renewable including the lack of subsidy, barriers in legal is inadequate legal frameworks for energy power sources and the financial barriers including lack of economic support such as commercial information, access to credit for both customers and investors. sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 74 in the current sustainability development, renewable energy still requires a lot of effort may it be through government support or investment. beck and martinot (2004) stated that economic barriers in renewable including the lack of subsidy, barriers in legal is inadequate legal frameworks for energy power sources and the financial barriers including lack of economic support such as commercial information, access to credit for both customers and investors. in energy demand study, usually developing countries have a higher contribution on the growth rather than developed as they account for a larger share of gdp and less efficient energy usage. therefore, the main contribution of this study is to pull together the data that differs across individual countries using panel data analysis. through this analysis, it allows the researcher to study the dynamics of change on natural gas demand and the renewable energy consumption for each region within 14 year time period. the selected countries are based on two regions in asia which represent developed and developing countries. first, it attempts to determine the correlation between natural gas and renewable energy. since asia has a high contribution in natural gas, it is important to understand to estimate the significance renewable energy consumption to the level of natural gas demand. then, this paper applied general leased square (gls) estimation to find the causation of renewable energy demand based on natural gas consumption and selected macroeconomic indicators for both regions. thus, the result will allow the researcher to develop recommendations for policy makers in order to enhance the pace of renewable energy development in asia. research method panel data in panel data, the same cross-sectional unit, such as country, is collected over time (gujarati, 2004). typically, it has a relatively large number of observations. panel data approach has several advantages (baltagi, 2005). not only it provides more variability, less collinearity among explanatory variables, more degrees of freedom, and more variation which result in more efficient estimators but also it can test more complex behavioural models than a single cross-section or time series. however, panel data is not perfect as it assumes that units of observation will have similar behaviour. data collection this study seeks to analyse information on the magnitude of renewable energy demand with respect to other types of energy and macroeconomic indicators. secondary data is chosen to gather data for this research analysis. secondary data collection defined as gathering the present data from various sources such as textual material, online journals and articles which enable researcher arrives at the solution of the research (rew et al. 2000). in this quantitative research, panel data are collected through several online websites. by referring to the popularity of the author and authoritative is important in bringing credibility to the research project. (rajaseka et al. 2006). sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 75 the data for this study covers six selected countries in a period of 15 years from 2000 to 2014. these countries consist of china, japan, south korea, indonesia, malaysia and thailand. data on renewable energy consumption, gross domestic product (gdp) per capita at constant price 2000, economic growth, access to electricity and real exchange rate are taken from world bank. further, data on natural gas consumption are retrieved from the united nations (un). these reliable resources have been cited in numerous studies. correlation in quantitative research, it is often of interest to consider a pair of variables and determine if there is a relationship between the two. such a relationship is called a correlation. there are three types of correlation based on what happens to other variables if one variable increases. a positive correlation implies that another variable is likely to incline as well. a negative correlation means that other variable is likely to decline. no correlation shows that another variable does not have a tendency to either increase or decrease. in a scatterplot, these types of correlation can be shown as follows. (a) (b) (c) figure 1 scatterplot diagrams for (a) negative correlation; (b) no correlation; (c) positive correlation statistically, pearson’s correlation coefficient is used to measure the direction and strength of a linear relationship between paired data. it is denoted by r which ranges from -1 to 1. positive values are attributed to a positive linear correlation. negative values show a negative linear correlation. zero value denotes no linear correlation but it does not necessarily imply that there is no relationship between the variables. while the closer the value to get to 1 or -1, the stronger the linear correlation. the formula for pearson’s correlation coefficient can be written as follows. r = ∑(x−x̅)(y−y̅) √∑(x−x̅)2 ∑(y−y̅)2 (1.1) correlation measures an effect size which enables us to describe the strength of the correlation. based on guide from evans (1996) the absolute value of r: very weak (0.00 0.19), weak (0.20 0.39), moderate (0.40 – 0.59), strong (0.60 – 0.79), and very strong (0.80 – 1.00). for instance, a coefficient correlation of 0.45 implies a moderate positive correlation (benzer, benzer and günal 2017). sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 76 specification of the model (random effect) in this study, the renewable energy consumption equation is written in logarithm form as shown in equation (1.2). the dependent variable here is recit or renewable energy consumption as a percentage of total final energy consumption. it approximates the amount of renewable energy that people are willing and able to consume in a particular period. one important factor which influences renewable energy demand is the price itself. however, as there is no statistical information about it, the author cannot include this factor in the model. recit = β0 + β1log (ngcit) + β2log (yit) + β3grit + β4aeit + β5log (rerit) + β6di + εit (1.2) rec : renewable energy consumption β0 : intercept ngc : natural gas consumption y : gdp per capita gr : economic growth ae : access to electricity rer : real exchange rate di : dummy variables εit : error term i : individual unit (country) t : time as the main interest in this study, natural gas consumption is used as an explanatory variable. however, its relationship with renewable energy consumption is still inconclusive, whether it is complementary or substitute, depending on the context. while, real gdp per capita (yit) is used to quantify income elasticity. apparently, there are other macroeconomic factors that are included in the model as it potentially influences renewable energy consumption, including economic growth (grit) and the real exchange rate (rerit). the control variables in this model include access to electricity (aeit) and also dummy variable (di) which is applied to capture the different pattern of renewable energy consumption between southeast asia and east asia. in the model, the subscript i refer to the observational unit, which is country, and the subscript t for time index. however, there are many other explanatory variables which probably affect renewable energy consumption, such as energy policies and innovations. since such variables are difficult to approximate, they will be captured in error terms (εit). data associated with the equation (1.2) are compiled and then estimated by multiple regression models in order to obtain unknown parameters (β). the renewable energy equation is estimated both simultaneously and separately for each region. basically, there are three types of models in estimating panel data: pooled effect, fixed effect, and random effect. pooled effect model does not consider any cross-section heterogeneity among the countries. it assumes a common intercept and the same slope coefficients. the pooled effect model can be written in the equation (1.3) where yit is the dependent variable for the individual i at time t, x1it and x2it are the time-variant indesudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 77 pendent variables; β0 is the intercept; β1 and β2 are coefficients of the slope and εit is the error term. yit = β0 + β1x1it + β2x2it + εit (1.3) the assumption of a common intercept is then relaxed for the regression. in order to distinguish between different effects, equation (1.3) can be rewritten as follows where αi is unobservable individual effect and uit is the error term. yit = β0 + β1x1it + β2x2it + αi + uit (1.4) fixed effect model and random effect model attempt to deal with the unobservable individual effect. fixed effect model assumes that αi is not independent of x1it and x2it. the intercept can differ across individuals but the individual-specific effects cannot vary over time (gujarati, 2004). this model does not allow the coefficients of the explanatory variables to fluctuate over time or across individuals. fixed effect model incorporates the individual-specific effects as dummy variables. if it includes too many dummy variables, the model will suffer from losing a number of degrees of freedom. with these limitations, fixed effect model would be less suitable for this study. different from fixed effect, random effect model assumes that αi is independent of x1it and x2it and uit is a randomly distributed individual specific effect with mean 0 and variance σit2 (balestra and nerlove, 1966). the individuals-specific effects are treated as error components in random effect. the random effect has an advantage over fixed effect as it generates estimates for all coefficients with no exception of time-invariant ones and uses few degrees of freedom. since this study uses panel data, heteroscedasticity may arise if the variances of the errors are not constant. autocorrelation problem may also occur if the error in one period is correlated with the error in the subsequent period. even though both problems do not cause bias, the standard errors may be underestimated which in turn lead to non-reliable results due to inefficient result coefficients. the bias of the standard errors can be corrected with robust standard errors by using generalized least square (gls) to take into account of heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation problem in panel data regression. trend analysis after conducting the panel data analysis, some implications are made and linked to the current development of renewable energy consumption. trend analysis emphasizes the changes and normally used to anticipate the future outcome of renewable energy demand. trend analysis in this research will be conducted by collecting information about renewable energy consumption from multiple time periods and plotting them on a horizontal line for further review. trend analysis will be useful for complementary analysis in this study as it intends to spot actionable patterns in the reported information. the trend analysis in this research will indicate 14 years of consumption of renewable energy within the time period of 2000 to 2014. through this analysis, the trend of renewable energy development can be illustrated. sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 78 result and discussion data description table 1 descriptive statistics of selected variables mean std. dev. min max renewable energy consumption (million tons) east asia 8.83 22.07 0 102.28 southeast asia 5.77 5.49 0.24 23.62 natural gas consumption (million tons) east asia 45.16 33.62 17.03 161.96 southeast asia 48.64 25.39 18.22 105.25 real gdp per capita (billion usd) east asia 3811.69 2360.17 710.03 8333.29 southeast asia 398.05 215.08 162.52 942.18 economic growth (%) east asia 5.01 4.21 -5.42 14.23 southeast asia 4.87 2.16 -1.51 8.86 access to electricity (% population) east asia 99.30 1.45 94.80 100 southeast asia 94.35 5.21 82.1 100 source: world bank (2015) and british petroleum statistics review (2015) table 1 presents the descriptive statistics of variables of interest in this study from 2000 to 2014. as a proxy of renewable energy development, renewable energy consumption in east asia is higher than that of southeast asia. differently, southeast asia slightly has higher natural gas consumption than that of east asia. since natural gas and renewable energy contribute in electricity share, in terms of macroeconomic conditions east asia has larger real gdp per capita and faster economic growth, indicating that the region is wealthier and grows faster even though it has more variability in the data. east asia also has more percentage of population with access to electricity. objective 1: correlation of renewable energy and natural gas consumption this section seeks to answer the first research question through the use of scatter diagram and coefficient correlation. figure 1 describes the relationship between renewable energy consumption and natural gas consumption. here, renewable energy consumption is calculated as the sum of consumption in solar, wind, geothermal, biomass and other renewables, while natural gas consumption exclude its conversion to liquid fuels but includes coal derivatives and gas-to-liquids transformation. both energy consumptions are denoted in million tons oil equivalent. if we aggregate all selected countries, the relationship between renewable energy consumption and natural gas consumption seems to be positive. as shown by the fitted line in panel (a), higher natural gas consumption is associated with higher renewable energy consumption. formally, in order to check a statistical relationship between both variables, pearson correlation coefficient is calculated. it is found that the correlation coefficient is 0.872. this statistical measure indicates strong relationship between renewable energy and natural gas consumption as its value approaches one. sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 79 (a) (b) (c) figure 2 renewable energy and natural gas consumption in (a) selected asian countries; (b) selected east asian countries; (c) selected southeast asian countries 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 50 100 150 natural gas consumption (mtoe) fitted values renewable energy consumption (mtoe) 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 50 100 150 natural gas consumption (mtoe) fitted values renewable energy consumption (mtoe) 0 5 10 15 20 25 20 40 60 80 100 natural gas consumption (mtoe) fitted values renewable energy consumption (mtoe) sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 80 if we split the observations into two sub-samples the relationship between both variable looks more apparent. both in east asia and southeast asia, there seems to be a positive link between renewable energy and natural gas consumption as observed by the fitted lines in panel (b) and (c). in terms of pearson correlation coefficient, the relationship between both variables indicated there is a slight stronger correlation in southeast asia with coefficient of 0.964 than in east asia with 0.959. nevertheless, these statistical figures do not imply that more consumption of natural gas causes higher share of renewable energy consumption in total energy demand, or otherwise. since correlation does not necessarily mean causation, regression technique is then used to identify the causal effect of natural gas consumption to renewable energy demand. objective 2 and 3: regression analysis & causal relationship. this section attempts to answer the second and third question of this study in subsection a and b, consecutively. a multiple regression model is then estimated by generalized least square (gls) to find the causation of renewable energy demand based on natural gas consumption and selected macroeconomic indicators. the relevant variables are converted to logarithms. the dependent variable is renewable energy consumption, while the explanatory variables include natural gas consumption, real gdp per capita, economic growth, real exchange rate, access to electricity, and dummy variable for region. the estimation results for each asian region are shown in table 1. basically, the table presents the estimated coefficients for the parameter in the model. as mentioned in the previous section, autocorrelation and heteroscedasticity are common problem in panel data. in order to anticipate this issue, the standard errors are corrected to be robust for analysis as shown in the parentheses. table 2 summary of regression results variables all samples east asia southeast asia log natural gas consumption 2.476*** 2.913*** 4.429*** (0.319) (1.400) (0.573) log real gdp per capita -0.406*** -0.668 0.548 (0.135) (0.637) (0.353) economic growth (%) 0.029 -0.027 -0.009 (0.034) (0.035) (0.010) log real exchange rate -0.085 0.113 -0.337*** (0.053) (0.199) (0.114) access to electricity (% population) 0.057* -0.070 -0.090*** (0.032) (0.654) (0.018) dummy (southeast asia = 1, east asia = 0) 0.424 (0.267) constant -13.618*** -1.080 -8.468*** (2.363) (58.827) (1.418) r2 0.817 0.843 0.846 observations 90 45 45 *, **, ***: significant at 10%, 5%, 1% sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 81 a. the effect of natural gas consumption on renewable energy consumption table 1 reveals that most of the coefficients are found to be statistically significant. the coefficient for natural gas consumption is positive and considerably high, particularly in the southeast asia. a rise in natural gas consumption by 1% will drive up the consumption for renewable energy by 4.43% in southeast asia on average, and up to 2.48% in all samples. this result indicates that an increase in natural gas consumption will be followed by a rise in renewable energy demand, implying that these energy sources are not competitors. they are not mutually exclusive yet rather complementary in many respects. electricity generation from natural gas has low upfront capital costs and variable fuel costs, while renewable energy generators have higher fixed costs but zero fuel costs (kim et al., 2012). natural gas is the main input for production of corn starch ethanol fuel, and technology experiences could use of both forms of energy in vehicles. economically, natural gas is affordable and available on demand. it provides important support in the absence of sunshine or the wind. a cal-berkeley professor, richard muller, stated that natural gas makes solar and wind energy penetrate electricity markets more easily through the provision of backup that those intermittent sources need. by nature it is clean and even it is the cleanest-burning fossil fuel. natural gas emits around half as much carbon dioxide, one-fifth of carbon monoxide, and almost no sulphur dioxide or mercury. for these reasons, the consumption growth of natural gas and renewable energy is interdependent. that is why the result of this study exhibits that both of renewable energy and natural gas consumption seem to move together in the same direction over time. therefore, this finding implies that synergies between the natural gas and renewable energy industries should be encouraged. the business collaboration that capitalizes on both forms of energy can access new revenue flows including wholesale market opportunities for the distribution, arbitrage opportunities from shared infrastructure for upstream and downstream level, and energy services that offer reduced costs (cochran et al., 2014). policy makers can use this foundation to design complementary energy policies to guide the development of energy industry. continued reliance on natural gas will support sustainable use of renewable energy in the energy market and help to reduce carbon emissions. b. the effect of macroeconomic indicators on renewable energy consumption in the context of macroeconomic indicators, the real gdp per capita, which refers to country income, is shown to be inelastic and negative in all samples. even though the result is less apparent for the breakdown sub-samples, asian countries tend to forego renewable energy consumption when their country income increases. as shown by negative coefficient, renewable energy can be regarded as inferior types of energy in asian countries. it is estimated that 1% increase in gdp per capita will lower the renewable energy consumption by 0.406% on average in all samples. this result is different from similar studies which reveal that increase in real gdp per capita has a sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 82 positive impact on renewable energy consumption in emerging markets (sadorsky, 2009; apergis and payne, 2010). this difference due to various reasons, such as differences in number of samples, methodology, and time-period. sadorsky (2009) conducted larger sample of 18 countries whilst apergis and payne (2010) conducted a sample of 13 countries (1992 -2007). although this research conducted with lesser sample, the time series data employed in this research is 2000-2014 which considered far recent than the previous studies. sadorsky (2009) raw data collected with six years lesser than this study with time period of 1994-2003, whilst apergis and payne (2010) used data series period 1992-2007. therefore, these differences may have accounted for the dissimilarity of the result. nonetheless, the coefficients for economic growth are insignificant implying that higher economic growth does not have any impact on the demand for renewable energy. this insignificant result may result from typical asian countries as growing economies which shift from primary industrial sectors to less energy intensive of service sectors (squall, 2007). besides, there are numerous barriers and risks of taking up renewable energy technology. compared to conventional generation technologies using fossil fuel, renewable energy technology has higher financial cost. by its nature, renewable energy technology is normally categorized by large up-front fixed costs even though its on-going operational costs are low since the fuel is free with minimal maintenance. for example, around 75% of the total cost for a wind turbine is associated with upfront cost, including the foundation, cost of turbine, electrical appliances, and grid-connection. typically, wind power may be sold on long-term agreement with duration of 15-25 years to minimize the investment risks. moreover, long-term funding is often difficult to obtain in asian countries, which may be partly due to government control or other restrictions on long-term lending. not only long-term financing but also access funds on a project finance basis become another issue to address in renewable energy technology. this financing issue will deter the use of renewable energy, especially in countries with main concern in affordability regardless the higher income or economic growth. besides, lack of familiarity and experience with renewable energy technology becomes another barrier which makes policy makers unable to evaluate the feasibility and risks of the projects with confidence. although the implication of renewable energy policy such as fit and rps can help to induce the renewable energy development in asia with greater percentage, the performance and effectiveness of the scheme should be evaluated continuously. in significant to the result (table 1), policy makers should highlight the importance of gdp inelasticity plays an important role in helping to explain the renewable energy consumption. the real exchange rate depreciation has impact on the renewable energy consumption only in southeast asia. the estimation shows that 1% currency depreciation will reduce the consumption of renewable energy by 0.337% on average in southeast asia. this negative coefficient implies that southeast asian countries would substitute with nonrenewable energy when their respective domestic currency depreciates. one way to finance renewable energy investment is through foreign debt. if the debt is denominated in usd, unexpected depreciation in domestic currency would put a lot of pressure in resudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 83 newable energy project, make the investment more costly. as a consequence, renewable energy becomes less competitive than conventional fossil fuel energy while generating power project. c. the role of control variables the estimates also include the vector of controls. the table 1 shows that access to electricity is negatively associated with renewable energy consumption in east asia. this finding implies that the more population covered by electricity, the less indication of their need for renewable energy. an exception is for southeast asia, where the coefficient of access to electricity is positive. more electricity access would drive these countries to demand for renewable energy. this result can be explained by the different characteristics of electricity access in east asia and southeast asia in which most of east asian countries have the whole population accessing the electricity. majority of southeast asian people are living in rural areas, while most of them utilize traditional biomass. the result estimates that any 1% increase in access to electricity will lead to lower the renewable energy consumption by 0.09% in southeast asia. meanwhile, the insignificant estimate in dummy region shows that there are no different patterns of renewable energy consumption between east asia and southeast asia. it is different from southeast asian countries that still require more demand for an alternative energy to generate electricity power which is expected to accommodate the entire population. meanwhile, the insignificant estimate in dummy region shows that there are no different patterns of renewable energy consumption between east asia and southeast asia. d. goodness of fit (r2) this statistics measures of how fit the data are to the regression line based on the percentage of the dependent variable variation explained by a regression model. it is also called as the goodness of fit. the value of r2 is always between 0 and 100%. the closer the r2 to 0 defines the less variability of the response data is around its mean. while the closer r2 to 100%, it means the more variability of the response data around its mean. generally, when the r2 gets higher, the better the model fits the data. in this model, the r2 values are quite high as shown in the table. the selected variables account for more than 80% of the variation in renewable energy consumption, while the remaining 20% is attributed to unknown. hence, it can be said that the regression model here fits the data well. objective 4: trend analysis basically, this section attempts to answer the fourth question of this study. figure 2 shows the development of renewable energy consumption during the last fifteen years in east asian countries and southeast asian countries. it can be seen that east asian countries tend to have positive trend of renewable energy consumption. however, its shares to total consumption of final energy are relatively stagnant after its gradual declines from 2000 to 2006. sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 84 figure 2 renewable energy consumption in selected east asian countries source: bp statistical reviews (2015) and world bank (2015) figure 3 renewable energy consumption in selected southeast asian countries source: bp statistical reviews (2015) and world bank (2015) from the graph, it can be seen that renewable energy is less preferable in east asian countries as its shares to total final energy consumption are relatively low, ranging from 3% to 17% in 2014. it is probably due to intermittent and inconsistent characteristics of wind and solar which makes them difficult to control. indicated from the graph, in southeast asia (the selected countries) have similar pattern to that of east asia as shown by positive trend in renewable energy consumption in figure 3. in terms of its shares to total final energy consumption, renewable energy seems to be more favorable to use in southeast asia rather than east asia. in indonesia, the renewable energy shares in total energy consumption reach up to 40%, while its shares are more than 20% in thailand. however, similar to east asia, the trend of renewable energy shares is relatively stagnant and does not change substantially. such consumption pattern indicates that significant investments in renewable energy are required. a study from irena and ace in 2016 asserts that usd 290 billion of total investment in renewable energy capacity is essential to achieve the target of securing 23% of primary energy from renewable sources by 2025 in southeast asia. the study suggests sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 85 that the southeast asian countries should invest around usd 27 billion per year to achieve the recommended amount. instead of utilizing existing government plans, investments from fossil fuels can be redirected and more mobilization of the fund will be required. hence, investment in renewable energy needs to be scaled up, particularly by selecting appropriate financial instruments. efficiency thus becomes a key to choose suitable financial instruments to support investment in renewable energy. the objective should be to use any instruments that bring the largest amount of private financing for the smallest amount of public funds. also, instruments must be selected by taking into account the capabilities of local agencies and local financial markets. conclusion the first evidence shows result suggesting that there is a significant correlation between natural gas and renewable energy consumption. the relationship between both variables indicated there is a slight stronger correlation in southeast asia with coefficient of 0.964 than in east asia with 0.959. nevertheless, these statistical figures do not imply that more consumption of natural gas causes higher share of renewable energy consumption in total energy demand, or otherwise. since correlation does not necessarily mean causation. a rise in natural gas consumption by will drive up the consumption for renewable energy in both regions. in contrast, the increase in economic growth would increase the portion of renewable energy in east asia and oppositely in southeast asia. the second result estimated that 1% increase in gdp per capita will lower the renewable energy consumption by 0.406% on average in all samples. positive result indicated in the previous studies conducted by sadorsky (2009) apergis and payne (2010) which revealed positive impact on renewable energy consumption in emerging markets. this difference due to various reasons, such as differences in sample countries, methodology, and timeperiod. although the previous studies conducted with bigger sample, this study employed the recent data. the third result is on the trend of renewable energy consumption in both east and southeast asia. the pattern exposed that southeast asia has a higher consumption percentage than east asia in period 2000 to 2014. although the consumption in southeast asia is higher, it shows that malaysia and indonesia consumption is slightly sloping down while thailand is steadily sloping upward. in this respect, thailand has implemented fit earlier in 2007 than malaysia in 2011 and indonesia in 2014. this may have caused the development of renewable energy in thailand more eager than malaysia and indonesia. regardless, the growth enhancing and energy policies should varies in accordance to their own characteristics (dominant resources, major sectors, population). natural gas consumption is expected to continuously increase and is still largely used in asia. with the contribution from renewable energy, both energy can feed the demand for electricity. a set of recommendations are constructed to enhance the speed of renewable energy development: natural gas and renewable energy are not mutually exclusive but rather complementary in many respects. employing renewable energy project for natural sudaryanto the impact of natural gas demand on renewable energy development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 86 gas producers could bring benefits since both natural gas and renewable energy could produce electricity. this could be attained by collaboration of expert from both natural gas and renewable energy and consider the important elements such as: technology, economy, environment, energy quality and socio-political. enhance the collaboration between private stakeholders and public sectors by sharing information across countries relating technologies, potential resources and most importantly the financing and investment strategies in order to develop the renewable resources. proactive in promoting renewable energy policies such as fit and rps in order to attract investors for electricity installation generated from renewable energy. the benefits may promote the expansion of renewable energy development. the characteristic of fit and rps may varies in each countries. designing effective renewable energy in asia requires a good understanding of the relationship between gdp and renewable energy consumption. in relation to the mentioned result, policy makers could imply attractive rate for pv 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(2021). the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: evidence from the indonesian family life surveys. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 323338. article history received: 08 jun 2021 revised: 20 sep 2021 accepted: 31 oct 2021 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=wvxidgwaaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=ayjrivyaaaaj&hl=en http://www.pasca.ugm.ac.id/v3.0/ http://www.pasca.ugm.ac.id/v3.0/ http://www.pasca.ugm.ac.id/v3.0/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ mailto:akhmad.susamto@ugm.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/11918 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.11918&domain=pdf friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 324 in the absence of such specific guidelines, muslim scholars have come with different opinions about the value of mahr. for example, interpreting one of the ayah in the quran, an nisa’: 20, (alu syaikh et al., 2018) put an emphasis on the permissibility of awarding a big amount of mahr. commenting on the same ayah in the quran, (as-siba’i, 1999) states that a mahr should be given in a valuable form as it symbolizes the highness of marriage. scholars of the hanafi school set the minimum amount of mahr at 10 silver dirhams (equivalent to 33.6 grams of silver or 4.8 grams of gold), while those of the maliki school limit the minimum value of mahr to 3 silver dirhams. to them, a mahr less than the minimum value is unacceptable, even if it was agreed upon. scholars of the shafii and hambali schools do not see any strong arguments to limit the minimum value of mahr and opt to leave the decision to grooms and brides (maghniyyah, 1997; but & muhametov, 2013). in practice, the value of mahr has varied significantly across different individuals and societies (afzal et al., 1973; aini, 2014; korson, 1968). history and regulation have, to some extent, played a role in the determination of the value of mahr (abd wakil & ahmad, 2017; azahari & ali, 2015). however, other factors may have also been relevant. for example, it has been found that the average value of mahr is higher in urban areas than in rural areas (habibi, 1997) and in high socioeconomic areas than in middle and low socioeconomic areas (afzal et al., 1973; korson, 1968). remarkably, despite the long historical practice of mahr in muslim society, there is only limited number of studies examining the value of mahr and its determinants (afzal et al., 1973; aini, 2014; habibi, 1997; korson, 1968; kurniawan, 2019). most of these studies are descriptive (habibi, 1997 and kurniawan, 2019, are perhaps an exception). the majority of the works in the past focus on the islamic rulings on mahr (azzam et al., 2011; danyal, 2015; ghazali, 2008; maghniyyah, 1997; rahman, 1970; ridha, 1975; siddiqui, 1995; syafqat, 1979). a number of works look at the legal rulings on mahr in certain countries (el alami & hinchcliffe, 1996; mehdi, 2001; wani, 2001), while several others discuss mahr from sociocultural or sociopolitical contexts (e.g. abd wakil & ahmad, 2017; azahari & ali, 2015; ishak, 1983; korson, 1968; mehdi, 2001; wynn, 2008; yassari, 2013). empirical analyses on mahr have been dominated by studies using anthropological methods to describe how mahr is practiced in a specific muslim society (moors, 1994; nurcahyono, 2020; sahay & sahay, 1996; tugby, 1959). it should be noted that the term mahr in islamic context is different from another term that is often mistakenly used as its english translation, dowry. mahr –sometimes also called mehr, mehir, mehrieh, mahriyeh, maskahwin or maskawin– is something that a bride is entitled to receive from her groom on marriage. mahr serves as a form of gifts to express love and affection. it also serves as a form of savings that can be used for a bride's own benefit, to help build her family or to provide herself with some degree of economic security in the event of future marital dissolution due to her husband’s death or divorce (azahari & ali, 2015; korson, 1968; ridha, 1975; singh, 2010). by contrast, dowry is money or other kind of properties that a bride and her family bring forth to the marriage. it is paid by a bride and her family to a groom and his family rather than the other way around. the term mahr is closer to the term dower in a sense that the direction of the payment is friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 325 from a groom to a bride (habibi, 1997). however, mahr is obligatory and needs to be specified at the time of marriages (regardless of whether the payment is made immediately or deferred), while dower is optional and not paid until the death of the husband. the term mahr is also different from bride price. the later refers to money or other kind of properties paid by a groom and his family to the parents of a bride upon marriage (korson, 1968). rather than the bride herself, it is her family that is entitled to receive the payment. the current paper aims to analyze the factors that determine the value of mahr in the marriage of muslims. the question to be answered in this paper is whether the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, differences in the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, and the physical appearances of a marrying couple have a significant effect on the value of mahr. this paper focuses particularly on the case of muslims in indonesia. this paper extends the works by habibi (1997) which focuses on the case of marriages in iran and the work by kurniawan (2020) which focuses only on the case of marriages in eastern indonesia. within the empirical literature of mahr in general, this paper complements the previous works examining the value of mahr (afzal et al., 1973; aini, 2014; korson, 1968) or describing how mahr is practiced in a specific muslim society (moors, 1994; nurcahyono, 2020; sahay & sahay, 1996; tugby, 1959). theoretically, the determination of the value of mahr can be explained using the economic theory of price. the value of mahr can be seen as a price affected by the demand from a bride and the offer (i.e. the supply) that comes from a groom. to follow habibi (1997), the value of mahr can also be seen as a result of a prenuptial negotiation between the parental families of a marrying couple. the key assumption is that the value of mahr demanded by a bride’s family revolves around two concerns. first, perception of the risk of marital instability (i.e. the probability of divorce in the future). since mahr is expected to provide a bride with some degree of economic security in the event of marital dissolution (azahari & ali, 2015; korson, 1968; ridha, 1975; singh, 2010), the higher the perceived risk of marital instability, the higher is the value of mahr demanded. from a different point of view, the higher the value of mahr, the less likely is the husband to unilaterally ask for a divorce in the future. second, the view that mahr is a status symbol. since mahr represents status, the higher the socioeconomic status of a bride, the higher is the value of mahr demanded. going by the above assumption, habibi (1997) expects that from a bride's perspective, the value of mahr to be demanded is represented by the formula 𝑀𝑑 = (𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑠, 𝑃𝑏 ) where 𝑀𝑑 is the value of mahr to be demanded, 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑠 is the socioeconomic status of the bride and 𝑃𝑏 is the probability of future divorce as perceived by the bride’s family. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 326 from a groom’s perspective, it is also assumed by habibi (1997) that the value of mahr revolves around the concerns on marital stability and the importance of mahr as a status symbol. in general, the higher the probability of divorce in the future, the lower is the value of mahr to be offered. the idea is that the groom wishes to reduce his material losses from future marital dissolution settlement. with respect to socioeconomic status, the groom considers both his own economic status and the socioeconomic status of his bride. for him and his family, the value of mahr to be offered is therefore represented by the formula 𝑀𝑠 = 𝑀𝑠(𝑏𝑟𝑖𝑑𝑒′𝑠 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑠, 𝑔𝑟𝑜𝑜𝑚′𝑠 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑠, 𝑃𝑔) where 𝑀𝑠 is the value of mahr to be offered, 𝑏𝑟𝑖𝑑𝑒′𝑠 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑠 is the socioeconomic status of the bride, 𝑔𝑟𝑜𝑜𝑚′𝑠 𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑠 is the socioeconomic status of the groom, and 𝑃𝑔 is the probability of future divorce as perceived by the groom’s family. theoretically, agreements on the value of mahr take place only if the value demanded by a bride’s family is lower than the value offered by a groom’s family. in other words, agreements on the value of mahr can occur only if 𝑀𝑑 < 𝑀 < 𝑀𝑠 (3) where 𝑀 is the value of mahr agreed by the parental families of a groom and a bride. based on his model, habibi (1997) comes to a hypothesis that the determinants of the value of mahr include three categories of socioeconomic variables, namely variables that affect the value of mahr demanded, variables that affect the value of mahr offered, and variables that affect the perceived probability of divorce in the future. socioeconomic variables which affect the value of mahr demanded by a bride’s family may include ownership of assets, income, employment status, education level, age and ethnicity. the same variables may also affect the value of mahr offered by the family of a groom. the effects that ownership of assets and income have on the value of mahr are likely positive (anderson, 2000; murat, 2013). the effect of employment status is likely also positive (dasog, 1998), similar with the effect of education level (ashraf et al., 2018; chowdhury, 2008; dalmia & lawrence, 2005; lowes & nunn, 2017). the higher the level of education of a groom or a bride, the higher is the value of mahr. the effect of age on the value of mahr is ambiguous (chowdhury, 2008; dalmia & lawrence, 2005). likewise, the effect that ethnicity has on the value of mahr is ambiguous. ethnicity can have a positive or negative relationship, depending on the details of each ethnic (anderson, 2000; chowdhury, 2008). empirically, it is not easy to measure the perceived probability of divorce in the future. habibi (1997) uses kinship and geographic proximity between parental families as a proxy for such perceived probability. the idea is that the closer kinship and geographic proximity between a marrying couple’s parental families, the lower is the risk of marital instability friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 327 and the perceived probability of divorce in the future. in the current paper, rather than kinship and geographic proximity between parental families, it is differences in the socioeconomic status of a marrying couple that are used. research method to analyze the factors that determine the value of mahr in muslim societies, this paper uses an ordinary least squares (ols) regression with pooled cross-section data. the data are taken from the last three waves of the indonesian family life surveys (ifls) that were conducted in the years 1999-2000, 2007-2008 and 2014-2015. these surveys as a whole represent around 83 percent of the indonesian population and include more than 30 thousand individuals who live in 13 out of 34 provinces of the country (strauss et al., 2016; strauss et al., 2004, strauss et al., 2009). the unit of analysis in this paper is groom-and-bride couples. to be included in the sample, the couples must be muslim (at least formally) and getting married for the first time in the year of surveys or in the year preceding the surveys. these criteria help reduce potential ambiguities due to differences in the contextual gist of mahr across different religions or across first, second, third and fourth marriages. the variable to be explained in this paper refers to the natural logarithm of the value of mahr deflated by the consumer price index (cpi). it originates from the answers given by male respondents (i.e. grooms) to the question, “what was the value of the mahr of your current/most recent marriage at the time of the marriage?” in the ifls’ questionnaires. in line with the theoretical exposition in the previous section, the main explanatory variables in this paper consist of the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride and differences in the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride. in addition, the explanatory variables in this paper include the physical appearances of a marrying couple, assuming that physical attractiveness matter for the value of mahr. the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride include ownership of assets, income, employment status, level of education, age and ethnicity. ownership of assets is defined as the total value of assets in rupiah, while income is defined as the total rupiah generated over the past year. both asset ownership and income are deflated by the cpi and transformed into their natural logarithm form. due to the prevalence of missing values, only asset ownership and income that belong to a groom are included in the analysis. asset ownership and income that belong to a bride are excluded from the analysis. employment status is represented by a dummy variable, taking the value 1 for employed and 0 otherwise. level of education is defined as the number of years spent by a groom or a bride in formal education. age refers to the age of a groom and a bride at the time of marriage. ethnicity is represented by a dummy for jawa, taking the value 1 if a groom or a bride is of javanese ethnicity and 0 otherwise. differences in the socioeconomic status of a groom and bride include education difference, age difference and ethnic difference. education difference is measured as the years spent in formal education by a groom minus the years spent in formal education by a bride. age difference is measured as the age of a groom minus the friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 328 age of a bride. ethnic difference is represented by a dummy variable, whose value equals 1 if a groom-and-bride couple is of different ethnic and 0 otherwise. physical appearances include a measure of height and a dummy for body proportionality. the dummy for body proportionality is based on the concept of body mass index (bmi) –an index of weight-forheight introduced by the world health organization (who). the dummy for body proportionality is valued 1 if a groom or a bride is normal and 0 otherwise (i.e. underweight, overweight or obesity). to take into account the effect of the years of surveys (and, thus, also the years of marriage), a few dummies for marriage years are included in the analysis. to avoid perfect collinearity, the dummy for year 1999 is left out and treated as a reference category. the regression equation is provided by: 𝑙𝑛(𝑌𝑖 ) = 𝛽0 + ∑ 𝛽 𝑗 𝑋𝑖 𝑗 𝐽 𝑗=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑘 𝑍𝑖 𝑘 𝐾 𝑘=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑞 𝑃𝑖 𝑞 𝑄 𝑞=1 + ∑ 𝛽𝑟 𝐷𝑖 𝑟 𝑅 𝑟=1 + 𝜀𝑖 where 𝑙𝑛(𝑌𝑖 ) denotes the natural logarithm of cpi-deflated value of mahr, 𝑋1 denotes a vector of the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, 𝑍𝑖 denotes a vector of differences in the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, 𝑃𝑖 denotes a vector of the physical appearances of a groom and a bride and 𝑌𝑖 denotes a vector of marriage year dummies. the alphabet 𝜀𝑖 denotes error terms. estimations are carried out for regression with full sample and regression with subsamples. the later consist of regression with a subsample of couples whose groom belongs to javanese ethnicity, regression with a subsample of couples whose groom belongs to non-javanese ethnicity, regression with a subsample of couples whose bride belongs to javanese ethnicity and regression with a subsample of couples whose bride belongs to non-javanese ethnicity. result and discussion table 1 reports the descriptive statistics. the (cpi deflated) value of mahr is very widely distributed, with an average of idr 2,025,900 and a standard deviation of idr 5,306,741. preliminary evaluation indicates that the difference in the employment status of a groom and a bride is highly correlated with one or more of the other explanatory variables. this variable is therefore excluded from further analysis. table 2 reports the variance inflation factors (vif) and the tolerance values of the main explanatory variables after such exclusion. it can be seen that no vif value exceeds 5.00 and no tolerance value is less than 0.10, implying the absence of any collinearity issues. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 329 table 1 descriptive statistics mean standard dev. minimum maximum (1) (2) (3) (4) mahr_original value in rupiah 2,025,900 5,306,741 11,880 72,050,000 mahr_value in natural log 13.111 1.713 9.383 18.093 groom_ownership of assets 15.140 1.515 9.952 20.294 groom_income 15.704 1.143 9.424 18.270 groom_employment status 0.941 0.237 0.000 1.000 groom_education level 10.421 3.407 0.000 18.000 groom_age 25.941 4.150 15.000 40.000 groom_javanese 0.459 0.499 0.000 1.000 groom_sundanese 0.125 0.331 0.000 1.000 groom_betawi 0.055 0.228 0.000 1.000 groom_body proportionality 1.018 0.645 0.000 3.000 groom_height 164.041 5.935 142.500 184.300 bride_employment status 0.290 0.454 0.000 1.000 bride_education level 10.703 3.309 0.000 18.000 bride_age 22.770 4.140 15.000 39.000 bride_javanese 0.471 0.499 0.000 1.000 bride_sundanese 0.126 0.333 0.000 1.000 bride_betawi 0.044 0.206 0.000 1.000 bride_body proportionality 1.110 0.691 0.000 3.000 bride_height 151.686 5.324 125.300 170.500 difference in employment status 0.664 0.473 0.000 1.000 difference in education level 2.107 2.183 0.000 13.000 difference in age 3.908 3.212 0.000 20.000 difference in ethnicity 0.156 0.363 0.000 1.000 table 2 vif and tolerance values vif values tolerance values (1) (2) groom_ownership of assets 1.330 0.754 groom_income 1.360 0.738 groom_employment status 1.030 0.968 groom_education level 1.720 0.583 groom_age 4.180 0.239 groom_javanese 4.260 0.235 groom_sundanese 3.110 0.321 groom_betawi 2.450 0.407 groom_body proportionality 1.080 0.928 groom_height 1.150 0.868 bride_employment status 1.110 0.900 bride_education level 1.880 0.532 bride_age 3.160 0.316 bride_javanese 4.190 0.239 bride_sundanese 3.100 0.323 bride_betawi 2.370 0.422 bride_body proportionality 1.080 0.925 bride_height 1.070 0.935 difference in education level 1.090 0.918 difference in employment status a) difference in age 3.070 0.326 difference in ethnicity 1.100 0.911 note: a) difference in employment status is excluded from the analysis due to possible collinearity. the values reported are vif and tolerance values computed after such exclusion. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 330 basic regression results table 3 reports the results from the ols regression with full sample. table 3 results from regression with full sample full sample (1) (2) (3) (4) groom_ownership of assets 0.187*** 0.183*** 0.182*** 0.178*** (0.040) (0.040) (0.041) (0.040) groom_income -0.030 -0.033 -0.039 -0.041 (0.055) (0.056) (0.055) (0.056) groom_employment status -0.039 -0.027 -0.028 -0.017 (0.239) (0.234) (0.240) (0.236) groom_education level 0.090*** 0.086*** 0.089*** 0.085*** (0.019) (0.020) (0.020) (0.020) groom_age 0.003 -0.013 0.000 -0.017 (0.016) (0.025) (0.016) (0.025) groom_javanese 0.128 0.140 0.113 0.123 (0.194) (0.198) (0.193) (0.198) groom_sundanese 0.528** 0.518** 0.510** 0.500** (0.220) (0.222) (0.221) (0.223) groom_betawi 1.102*** 1.035*** 1.130*** 1.067*** (0.280) (0.282) (0.281) (0.282) groom_body proportionality 0.090 0.095 0.091 0.096 (0.082) (0.083) (0.082) (0.083) groom_height -0.007 -0.007 -0.009 -0.009 (0.009) (0.009) (0.009) (0.009) bride_employment status 0.108 0.104 0.096 0.092 (0.114) (0.114) (0.114) (0.115) bride_education level 0.060*** 0.059*** 0.057*** 0.057*** (0.021) (0.022) (0.021) (0.022) bride_age 0.006 0.020 0.008 0.022 (0.017) (0.023) (0.017) (0.023) bride_javanese -0.455** -0.460** -0.463** -0.468** (0.191) (0.195) (0.191) (0.195) bride_sundanese -0.286 -0.305 -0.276 -0.295 (0.228) (0.230) (0.230) (0.231) bride_betawi -0.177 -0.138 -0.227 -0.191 (0.318) (0.314) (0.318) (0.315) bride_body proportionality 0.064 0.060 (0.075) (0.075) bride_height 0.023** 0.023** (0.010) (0.010) difference in education level -0.028 -0.029 (0.024) (0.024) difference in age 0.024 0.025 (0.029) (0.028) difference in ethnicity 0.183 0.168 (0.139) (0.139) n-observations 925 925 925 925 r-squared 0.217 0.221 0.223 0.226 note: the explained variable is the natural logarithm of the value of mahr. each regression includes a constant and year of marriage dummies. the values in parentheses are heteroskedasticity-robust standard errors. *, ** and *** indicates significance at the 10, 5 or 1 percent level. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 331 in column 1, the regression includes a constant, the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, and year of marriage dummies. in column 2, differences in the socioeconomic status of each groom-and-bride couple are added into the regression. in column 3, measures of physical appearances instead of differences in the socioeconomic status of a marrying couple are included in the regression. in column 4, the regression includes all of the explanatory variables together. irrespective of the explanatory variables included, the coefficients of groom’s ownership of assets and groom’s education level are positive and significant at the 1 percent level. the coefficient of bride’s education level is also positive and significant at the 1 percent level, signifying the importance of such variable for the value of mahr. the coefficients of groom’s income, groom’s and bride’s employment status, and groom’s and bride’s age are not statistically significant. the coefficients of the dummy for sundanese groom and the dummy for betawi groom are both positive and significant at least at the 5 percent level. by contrast, the coefficient of the dummy for javanese bride is significantly negative at the 5 percent level. the effects that differences in the socioeconomic status of a marrying couple have on the value of mahr are statistically negligible. none of the coefficients of difference in education level, difference in age and difference in ethnicity are significant. physical appearances in the form of bride’s height have a positive and significant effect on the value of mahr. physical appearances in the form of groom’s height, groom’s body proportionality dan bride’s body proportionality do, however, not seem to be important for the value of mahr as their coefficients are not statistically significant. table 4 reports the results from the ols regression with subsamples of couples whose groom belongs to javanese ethnicity and couples whose groom belongs to non-javanese ethnicity. in columns 1 and 3, the regression includes a constant, the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, measures of physical appearances of a groom and a bride, and year of marriage dummies. in columns 2 and 4, differences in the socioeconomic status of each groom-and-bride couple are added into the regression, allowing the natural logarithm of the value of mahr to be regressed on all of the explanatory variables together. the coefficients of groom’s ownership of assets, groom’s education level, and bride’s education level are positive and significant at least at the 10 percent level. the coefficients of the dummy for sundanese groom and the dummy for betawi groom are also positive and significant in columns 3-4, implying the presence of a difference in the value of mahr paid by grooms across non-javanese ethnicities. the coefficient of the dummy for betawi bride is significantly positive in columns 1-2, but negative in columns 3-4. this infers that the effect of a bride’s ethnicity on the value of mahr depends on the whether her groom is of javanese or non-javanese ethnicity. the coefficient of bride’s height is positive and significant in the last columns, implying the importance of this variable for the value of mahr across the sample. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 332 table 4 results from regression with subsamples javanese groom non-javanese groom (1) (2) (3) (4) groom_ownership of assets 0.147*** 0.150*** 0.209*** 0.203*** (0.055) (0.056) (0.059) (0.059) groom_income 0.010 -0.004 -0.110 -0.100 (0.066) (0.068) (0.094) (0.094) groom_employment status -0.066 -0.067 0.026 0.056 (0.317) (0.313) (0.367) (0.348) groom_education level 0.084*** 0.075*** 0.089*** 0.093*** (0.026) (0.028) (0.029) (0.029) groom_age 0.020 0.052* -0.025 -0.115*** (0.021) (0.028) (0.024) (0.039) groom_sundanese 0.661*** 0.692*** (0.235) (0.236) groom_betawi 1.455*** 1.488*** (0.291) (0.296) groom_body proportionality -0.092 -0.099 0.252** 0.246** (0.117) (0.118) (0.116) (0.115) groom_height -0.004 -0.004 -0.014 -0.017 (0.012) (0.012) (0.013) (0.013) bride_employment status 0.234 0.214 -0.019 -0.031 (0.152) (0.150) (0.175) (0.176) bride_education level 0.054* 0.050* 0.071** 0.085** (0.028) (0.029) (0.031) (0.033) bride_age -0.007 -0.025 0.023 0.089** (0.020) (0.023) (0.027) (0.035) bride_javanese -0.118 -0.113 -0.617** -0.612** (0.297) (0.297) (0.251) (0.256) bride_sundanese 0.042 -0.008 -0.419* -0.425* (0.651) (0.642) (0.249) (0.249) bride_betawi 1.704*** 1.700*** -0.615* -0.657* (0.350) (0.348) (0.348) (0.350) bride_body proportionality 0.106 0.111 0.010 0.015 (0.095) (0.096) (0.113) (0.111) bride_height -0.008 -0.007 0.042*** 0.043*** (0.014) (0.014) (0.014) (0.014) difference in education level -0.057* 0.000 (0.033) (0.037) difference in age -0.045 0.119*** (0.031) (0.043) n-observations 425 425 500 500 r-squared 0.209 0.218 0.244 0.256 note: the explained variable is the natural logarithm of the value of mahr. each regression includes a constant and year of marriage dummies. the values in parentheses are heteroskedasticity-robust standard errors. *, ** and *** indicates significance at the 10, 5 or 1 percent level. table 5 reports the results from the ols regression with subsamples of couples whose bride is javanese and couples whose bride is non-javanese. in columns 1 and 3, again, the regression includes a constant, the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride, the physical appearances of a groom and a bride, and year of marriage dummies. in columns 2 and 4, the differences in the socioeconomic status of a groom and a bride are also included in the regression. the coefficients of groom’s ownership of assets and groom’s education level are again positive and significant. the coefficient of bride’s education level friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 333 is positive, but statistically significant only in columns 3-4. holding other variables constant, bride’s education level matters for the value of mahr only when the bride is of non-javanese ethnicity. the coefficient of the dummy for betawi groom is significantly positive. the coefficient of bride’s height is again positive and significant in columns 3-4, implying the importance of this variable across couples with a non-javanese bride. table 5 results from regression with subsamples javanese bride non-javanese bride (1) (2) (3) (4) groom_ownership of assets 0.111** 0.114** 0.245*** 0.236*** (0.053) (0.053) (0.060) (0.060) groom_income -0.001 -0.014 -0.100 -0.086 (0.064) (0.066) (0.096) (0.096) groom_employment status -0.079 -0.065 0.090 0.142 (0.295) (0.290) (0.424) (0.394) groom_education level 0.095*** 0.085*** 0.082*** 0.087*** (0.026) (0.027) (0.029) (0.029) groom_age 0.015 0.046* -0.014 -0.107** (0.020) (0.027) (0.024) (0.042) groom_javanese 0.324 0.340 -0.005 -0.005 (0.324) (0.320) (0.280) (0.282) groom_sundanese 0.724* 0.699* 0.430 0.440 (0.423) (0.420) (0.269) (0.272) groom_betawi 1.642*** 1.648*** 1.007*** 0.989*** (0.625) (0.601) (0.293) (0.296) groom_body proportionality 0.039 0.028 0.138 0.131 (0.118) (0.119) (0.116) (0.115) groom_height -0.003 -0.001 -0.013 -0.015 (0.012) (0.011) (0.013) (0.013) bride_employment status 0.097 0.071 0.047 0.036 (0.145) (0.144) (0.181) (0.181) bride_education level 0.032 0.026 0.091*** 0.105*** (0.027) (0.029) (0.032) (0.034) bride_age 0.010 -0.007 0.003 0.073* (0.020) (0.022) (0.028) (0.038) bride_sundanese -0.181 -0.163 (0.261) (0.264) bride_betawi -0.112 -0.109 (0.323) (0.324) bride_body proportionality 0.123 0.133 0.006 0.013 (0.096) (0.097) (0.116) (0.115) bride_height 0.001 0.001 0.037*** 0.039*** (0.013) (0.013) (0.014) (0.014) difference in education level -0.068** 0.004 (0.033) (0.037) difference in age -0.043 0.125*** (0.030) (0.046) n-observations 436 436 489 489 r-squared 0.193 0.204 0.250 0.263 note: the explained variable is the natural logarithm of the value of mahr. each regression includes a constant and year of marriage dummies. the values in parentheses are heteroskedasticity-robust standard errors. *, ** and *** indicates significance at the 10, 5 or 1 percent level. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 334 results from robustness tests the above estimations include groom’s income, groom’s employment status and bride’s employment status whose coefficients never turn out to be statistically significant. this may cause model overfitting and mislead the results. to deal with such concern, estimations in table 3 are repeated without the aforementioned three variables. table 6 results from robustness tests full sample (1) (2) (3) (4) groom_ownership of assets 0.183*** 0.176*** 0.179*** 0.173*** (0.040) (0.040) (0.040) (0.040) groom_education level 0.090*** 0.089*** 0.086*** 0.085*** (0.019) (0.020) (0.020) (0.020) groom_age 0.002 -0.001 -0.015 -0.019 (0.016) (0.016) (0.025) (0.025) groom_javanese 0.134 0.119 0.145 0.128 (0.193) (0.192) (0.197) (0.196) groom_sundanese 0.531** 0.510** 0.520** 0.500** (0.217) (0.217) (0.220) (0.220) groom_betawi 1.101*** 1.123*** 1.033*** 1.060*** (0.278) (0.278) (0.280) (0.280) groom_body proportionality 0.086 0.086 0.090 0.090 (0.081) (0.080) (0.081) (0.081) groom_height -0.008 -0.010 -0.007 -0.009 (0.009) (0.009) (0.009) (0.009) bride_education level 0.060*** 0.057*** 0.059*** 0.057*** (0.021) (0.021) (0.021) (0.022) bride_age 0.008 0.010 0.022 0.024 (0.017) (0.017) (0.023) (0.023) bride_javanese -0.453** -0.461** -0.458** -0.466** (0.190) (0.190) (0.194) (0.193) bride_sundanese -0.286 -0.276 -0.305 -0.295 (0.226) (0.227) (0.228) (0.228) bride_betawi -0.193 -0.244 -0.156 -0.208 (0.314) (0.314) (0.310) (0.311) bride_body proportionality 0.064 0.060 (0.074) (0.075) bride_height 0.023** 0.023** (0.010) (0.010) difference in education level -0.028 -0.029 (0.024) (0.024) difference in age 0.025 0.026 (0.029) (0.028) difference in ethnicity 0.180 0.163 (0.137) (0.136) n-observations 925 925 925 925 r-squared 0.216 0.222 0.220 0.225 note: the explained variable is the natural logarithm of the value of mahr. each regression includes a constant and year of marriage dummies. the values in parentheses are heteroskedasticity-robust standard errors. *, ** and *** indicates significance at the 10, 5 or 1 percent level. friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 335 the results are reported in table 6. the coefficients of groom’s ownership of assets, groom’s education level, and bride’s education level remain statistically significant. the coefficients of the dummy for sundanese groom, the dummy for betawi groom and the dummy for javanese bride also remain significant. the coefficient of bride’s height does not qualitatively change and remain significantly positive at the 5 percent level. further tests suggest that the results in table 3-5 are robust. due to space restrictions, the details of these tests are not presented here, but available from the authors upon request. further discussions the fact that groom’s ownership of assets, groom’s level of education and bride’s level of education have a significant effect on the value of mahr supports the hypothesis that the socioeconomic status of a groom matters (habibi, 1997). this is also in line with previous findings that ownership of assets and level of education affect the value of dowry in pakistan and india (anderson, 2000; dalmia & lawrence, 2005; murat, 2013). the fact that groom’s income, groom’s and bride’s employment status, groom’s and bride’s age, and groom’s and bride’s ethnicity do not have a robust significant effect on the value mahr, however, qualifies that the relationship between socioeconomic status and the value of mahr is not the same for all forms of socioeconomic status. in contrast to the theoretical prediction (habibi, 1997), perceived probability of divorce – as represented by differences in in education level, age and ethnicity of a marrying couple– does not have a significant effect on the value of mahr. perhaps, it is due to overoptimism among parental families of the marrying couple regarding the stability of their marriage, making the perceived probability of divorce slender. finally, the facts that body proportionality does not have a significant effect on the value of mahr and that the effect of bride’s height is not robust to sample or subsample composition lend no support to the hypothesis that physical appearances matter. this is consistent with previous finding (habibi, 1997) that body proportionality and height are not empirically important for the value of mahr. conclusion this paper analyzes the factors that determine the value of mahr in the marriage of muslims. it uses ordinary least squares (ols) regressions covering a sample of 951 groomand-bride couples from the last three waves of the indonesian family life surveys (ifls). the main finding is that socioeconomic status in the forms of groom’s ownership of assets and groom’s education level matter most for the value of mahr. this holds for all regression scenarios, i.e. regressions with full sample, with a subsample of couples whose groom belongs to javanese ethnicity, with a subsample of couples whose groom belongs to non-javanese ethnicity, with a subsample of couples whose bride belongs to javanese friantoro & susamto the determinants of the value of mahr in muslim societies: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 336 ethnicity and with a subsample of couples whose bride belongs to non-javanese ethnicity. socioeconomic status in the form of bride’s education level matters, with exceptions for regression that includes couples whose bride is javanese. socioeconomic status in the forms of groom’s income, groom’s employment status and bride’s employment status do not have a significant effect on the value mahr. perceived risk of divorce as represented by differences in the socioeconomic status of a marrying couple do not have a significant effect on the value of mahr. the effect of physical appearances in the form of body proportionality do not have a significant effect on the value of mahr, while the effect of physical appearances in the form of bride’s height is at best not robust and subject to the sample or subsample included. the finding in this paper can be useful as a reference to help 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(2013). understanding and use of islamic family law rules in german courts: the example of the mahr. in applying sharia in the west-facts, fears and the future of islamic rules on family relations in the west, leiden university press. http://www.jstor.org/stable/43951783 jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency yuli utami1, azmi najmimudin azhari2, tjiptohadi sawarjuwono1, and abu azam alhadi1 abstract: this study aims to analyze the muhammadiyah social fund and the hierarchy of financial independence of seven its orphanages in the province of daerah istimewa yogyakarta. this study utilizes primary data which is obtained from interview, questionnaire, document studies, and observations; and analyzed using analytical hierarchy process and swot approaches. it finds that the orphanages have the same type of fund resources which collected from the donors, namely, permanent donor (the top priority), incidental, social service and government, permanent business, and seasonal business. meanwhile, the orphanage funds were allocated to the foster children’s skill improvement, foster children’s tuition fee, orphanages development fund, orphanages activities, kitchen support/daily needs, orphanage’s saving/investment and foster children’s saving/investment. four of out seven orphanage funds prior allocation went to the foster children’s skill improvement, while the rest, to the orphanage development, foster children’s saving/investment, and orphanage’s saving/investment. it indicates the dependency of the orphanages financial sources toward the donors, or lacks their own investment, despite some are better-off by starting their ownbusiness. these finding could be benefited for the orphanages in managing the social funds for investment and mapping the potential as well as the development of the orphanage financial independence in their future strategies. keywords: orphanage; financial independence; muhammadiyah; social fund; ahp. jel classification: l3; l31; j13; d64 introduction financial funding for the orphanage is remained major problems faced by most of the developing countries, including indonesia. a number of social institutions and philanthropy activities have been introduced and helped the government in many countries to solve the social problem of orphans and children displaced. however, there is no relation between the need and the resources in the case of most of the orphanages. this makes the progress of some institutions slow when compared with others. well affiliation: 1 universitas airlangga, surabaya, indonesia. 2 universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, yogyakarta, indonesia. *correspondence: yuli.utami-2015@pasca.unair.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5024 citation: utami, y., azhari, a. n., sawarjuwono, t., & alhadi, a. a. (2019). social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 190206. article history received: 25 august 2019 accepted: 27 october 2019 mailto:yuli.utami-2015@pasca.unair.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6953 utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 191 established institutions are ensured of the sustained flow of resources to them. but recent and "poor" institutions continue to be in a state of uncertainty concerning resources. problems of supporting network and financial management are also dominating the social reality in running the orphanage. non-sustainability of revenue sources is the root of this problem. their revenue has a high element of uncertainty and unpredictability. there is a general increase in the expenditure on all items due to the price increase of commodities. the increasing proportion of unproductive expenditure on items like transport, construction works, and non-specified others are also un-neglect-able. these situations encourage muhammadiyah, as one of the islamic movement that has initiate orphanage institutions all around indonesia, to utilize all domestic resources to overcome the problem of humanities and economy. the existence of theology al-ma’un as muhammadiyah's foundation in serving the community in three areas of healing (health), schooling (education) and feeding (social security and philanthropy) are in this regard finds its significance (qodir, 2008). by establishing an orphanage on waqf land, orphans, and displaced children will get a decent shelter, affections, food, and access to education freely (abror, 2012; rizki, 2018). however, one crucial issue that must be further discussed in evaluating program successes and failures is the concept of funding for the orphanage itself. funding from muhammadiyah and donors is judged by meeting needs alone. on the contrary, the problem arises because the source of funding for the orphanage is very dependent on various sources of social grants that are not fixed so it tends to face financial difficulties if the budget expenditure is greater than the source of incoming funds. therefore, the presence of economic independence status for the orphanage that accommodates sustainability revenue source is highly needed (silvia, 2018). regarding this issue, this paper would like to analyze the economic potential funding-sources hierarchy that can be built by the orphanages muhammadiyah-yogyakarta, that are never been research before. hence, the research useful to measure their financial independence and predict their strength future plans strategy. this paper comprises five sections with an introduction as the first one. the theoretical framework will be discussed in the second section, followed by research methodology in the third section. the fourth section will elaborate on the findings and analysis while the last section concludes the paper. this paper is a pioneer study undertaking an empirical investigation on the hierarchy of the financial independence of orphanages. therefore, the theory will use in this study will depend on the observation and the way its interpretation. muhammadiyah and social fund muhammadiyah is known as an islamic renewal organization with a modern pattern. in practice, muhammadiyah believes in the al-qur'an and al-sunnah rasulullah as its source. utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 192 the interpretation of the al-quran and al-sunnah is revealed at the level of praxis, and translated into a real movement. the rampant charity of muhammadiyah, aum (amal usaha muhammadiyah), is a manifestation of the belief of the muhammadiyah founding father kh. ahmad dahlan from quran surah al ma’un (verse 1-7). his interpretation was later known as al-ma'un theology (susanto, 2106). the virtue of sponsoring orphans encourages the muhammadiyah to provide real action by establishing various businesses, better known as the muhammadiyah business charity (aum) (muhammadiyah, 2016), which is interpreted into three main activities of schooling, healing and feeding (qodir, 2008). in other words, transforming a religious understanding of mere sacred doctrines and less socially sounds becomes cooperative for human liberation. the education obtained at the orphanage at least provides enough stock for orphans to live independently in the future so that it can reduce the burden of the government and the unemployment rate, as well as the number of alliterations. the central office muhammadiyah, through the assembly of social services (mps) and muhammadiyah zakah, infaq, shadaqah institution (lazismu) pp muhammadiyah launched the idea for strengthening children and family empowerment in 400 muhammadiyah-aisiyah institutions-all around indonesia (rizki, 2012). mps and lazismu pp muhammadiyah established a child center indonesia in order to revitalize the role of orphanages and efforts to fulfill the fundamental rights of children. the strategic plan of care pattern is given priority to the cci projections; therefore, it is not only a sheltered place or residential children but as a provision and preparation place that will be very useful for foster children (huttman & redmond, 1992). the program also pays attention to other aspects such as social services, economy, and children's education and family benefits that their children are in the orphanage. the programs also have undertaken lead to the strengthening of the family of the orphanage in the hope of being economically self-sufficient and developing an orphanage in order the children have full rights as if to be with his own family. in addition to focusing on the development of an orphanage, the program will also change the paradigm of parenting care to family-based care. instead of focusing on the child alone, but it actually rather providing assistance to vulnerable families onto improving economic capacity and parenting skills ecological system theory, power dependency theory, ahp and swot analysis developed by psychologist urie bronfenbrenner, ecological systems theory explains how different types of environmental systems influence human development, i.e., the (1) micro-, (2) meso-, (3) exo-, and (4) macro systems. these levels range from smaller, proximal settings in which individuals directly interact to larger, distal parameters that indirectly influence development. the various levels within ecological systems theory are often presented graphically as a series of four systems nested around a focal individual like a set of concentric circles (andrea & mahoney, 2017). these levels will describe reality and provide full information in social research. utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 193 power is the key concept to understand the empowerment process. the purpose of power is to prevent the participation of other groups in the decision-making process and also to obtain passive group approval. power is an integral part of social interaction. power is a feature that is inseparable from social life. this is always part of the relationship, and signs that can be seen even at the level of micro-interaction. community development needs to pay attention to equality, conflict, and power relations or if not, and the success rate is low. after the failure of modernization, the theory the dependency theory came. the dependency theory in principle describes the existence of a relationship between unequal countries, especially between developed (central) and peripheral (non-developed) countries. there was an understanding of balance and equality, which in turn forms empowerment in community participation known as the theory of justice (suparno, 2017). for example, the "power-dependency" theory tells us that donors (donors) gain power by giving money and goods to people who cannot reciprocate. this gives the idea that non-profit organizations (ngos) should not receive funds from only one donor if they want to be independent (free). the analytical hierarchy process (ahp) is a decision-aiding method which has received increasing attention in the literature and application since its development by saaty (harker, 1987). analytic hierarchy process (ahp) is a model used to facilitate decision making developed by thomas l. saaty. decision model described in the form of a multifactor or complex multi-criteria become a hierarchy (yüksel, 2012). the hierarchy is defined as a representation of a complex problem within a multilevel structure. analytic hierarchy process is one of several analytical tools or methodologies in the decisionmaking process (dona, 2017). included are rational and intuitive factors for determining the best option. in determining the choice should be based on the criteria that have been considered and grouped according to hierarchy. figure 1 conceptual framework source: author utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 194 swot is a classical strategic planning tool that helps so much to find a way to assess the best strategy can be implemented. this tool helps planners think realistic about the achievement they can get and where they should focus on. swot analysis is an analytical technique that can be done by an organization in deciding a decision to achieve rapid growth in the future. the process involves the identification of strengths and weakness of the organization, the opportunities, and threats to the market in which the organization is engaged. swot analysis explains everything that can and cannot be done in business, as well as its potential opportunities and threats (ommani, 2011). research method this study is mixed method research utilizes primary data which is obtained from an indepth interview, questionnaire, document studies, and observations. qualitative research is an activity that puts the observer in social reality (cresswell, 2007). it consists of a set of interpretive, material practices that make the world visible. these practices transform the world into representable social reality. it means that qualitative researchers study things in their natural setting, attempting to make sense of, or interpret the phenomena in a term of the meanings of people. the qualitative researcher should empathize and identify the people they study in order to understand and to know deeply how those people see all those things (taylor, bogdan, & devault, 2016). the technique to maintain data validity will take some steps as follows: extension of observation, increased and lastly, do a triangulation technique (lexy, 2009). several problems in management sometimes have contained qualitative and subjective criteria. the stakeholders can be influenced by other one decision, making it important to combine the criteria in decision-making. thomas saaty introduced a tool in 1970’s i.e. the analytic hierarchy process (ahp) that can incorporate multiple quantitative and qualitative criteria in a meaningful and rational way (teehankee, 2009). assessment or weighting in the hierarchy aims to compare the scores on each criterion to achieve the goal. therefore, it will be obtained weighting the level of importance of each of the criteria to achieve the goals set. the pairwise comparison appraisal procedure in ahp refers to the scoring score developed by thomas l saaty (saaty, 2001). analytical hierarchy process in this research uses data obtained from seven respondents i.e., panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates, panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono, panti asuhan muhammadiyah nanggulan, panti asuhan muhammadiyah seyegan, panti asuhan yatim putri aisyiyah, panti asuhan ahmad sudjari, and panti asuhan yatim dhuafa muhammadiyah prambanan at d.i. yogyakarta province. the data obtained is processed initially before input into expert choice 11 software. the first phase analysis is comparing the priority scale in the criteria to determine either the priority in the allocation of funds used by the orphanage or fund resource priority they got from the donors. utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 195 table 1 the fundamental scale of absolute numbers intensity of importance definition explanation 1 equal importance two activities contribute equally to the objective 2 weak or slight 3 moderate importance experience and judgement slightly favour one activity over other 4 moderate plus 5 strong importance experience and judgement stongly favour one activity over other 6 strong plus 7 very strong or demonstrated importance an activity is favoured very strongly over another, its dominance demonstrated in practice 8 very, very strong 9 extreme importance the evidence favouring one activity over another is of the biggest possible order of affirmation reciprocals of above if activity i has one of the above non-zero numbers assigned to it when compared with activity j, then j has the reciprocal value when compared with i a reasonable assumption 1.1 – 1.9 if the activities are very close may be difficult to assign the best value but when compared with other contrasting activities the size of the small numbers would not noticcable, yet they can still indicate the relative importance of the activities this study also uses a swot analysis that provides weighting assessments from the summary of internal factor analysis (ifas) and the summary of external factor analysis (efas). ifas and efas are used to produce the swot matrix (wahyuningtias, sudarmiatin, indrawati, 2016). the procedure that must be followed in this approach is first, identifying internal factors (interviewing orphans, teachers, supervisors, and also the top management of the orphanage). secondly, is identifying external factors, namely by interviewing the nearest community, muhammadiyah management, customers (orphans), as well as the government and donors. this data is used to identify opportunities and threats. third, is gathering data on internal and external factors by weighing and ranking the strengths and weaknesses of each orphanage, so that we can determine the total score of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. fourth, analyze these data using the swot matrix diagram and plotted in the first quadrant (aggressive strategy), second quadrant (conservative strategy), third quadrant (defense strategy), and fourth quadrant (competitive strategy). utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 196 table 2 rating guidance for ifas and efas factors rating meaning strength and opportunity 1 outstanding 2 good 3 fair 4 poor threat and weakness -1 not so good -2 fairly bad -3 warning -4 danger result and discussion sources of funds became one of the important factors in the development of orphanages. sources of funds can be from anyone or party who has good intentions to help the orphanage in providing a decent life to foster children, at least to provide for all the needs of foster children even though it is not yet feasible. funds obtained can be sourced from permanent or incidental donors. not only that, the role of social services and the government is also very much needed in providing financial assistance to orphanages. orphanages that already have a business, whether permanent or seasonal, it will be a source of funds that can be expected every day. fund allocation priority table 3 indicates that 4 of out 7 orphanages prioritized the use of funds to improve foster skills. those orphanages are panti asuhan ahmad sudjari, panti asuhan muhamadiyah tuksono, panti asuhan yatim putri aisiyah, and panti asuhan yatim dhuafa prambanan. it seems that foster children’s future is the main target priority of some orphanages. the orphanage provides the foster children to go to school, and all the tuition fee will be covered by the orphanage. what foster children to do are only study and utilize the facilities to support their future living opportunity. the reason orphanages focus on foster children’s skill improvement is for their better preparation when they no longer occupy in the orphanage as delivered by 1st ki, in following statement: “q: how does important foster children’s skill improvement?” “a: according to us, it is very important, especially for their future. they can use it after they graduate the school for their living”. (1st ki, july 2018). the orphanage muhammadiyahwates allocates funds for orphanage development as its main priority. by having several building as multipurpose building that can be rented for weddings, meetings and others, they can generate more incomes and have better and sustainable flows of resource. the donors are advice the orphanage to build a multipurpose building in order to get additional fund for fulfilling their daily needs. the construction was built in the beginning of 2015 and launched in the end of 2017. utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 197 table 3 orphanages fund allocation priority no orphanages the criteria of priority foster childre n’s skill improv ement foster children’s tuition fee orphana ges develop ment fund orphan ages activiti es kitchen support (consumpti on) / daily needs orphana ge’s saving / investme nt foster children’s saving / investment 1 panti asuhan muhammadiya h wates 5 3 1 4 2 6 7 2 panti asuhan muhammadiya h tuksono 1 5 6 4 7 3 2 3 panti asuhan muhammadiya h nanggulan 3 7 4 5 6 2 1 4 panti asuhan muhammadiya h seyegan 7 6 4 5 3 1 2 5 panti asuhan ahmad sudjari 1 6 2 7 5 3 4 6 panti asuhan yatim putri aisyah 1 3 4 2 7 6 5 7 panti asuhan yatim dhuafa prambanan 1 6 5 2 7 3 4 source: author ”…..this building just launched last year (end of 2017) and use it as multipurpose building and we rent it. we got money to develop orphanage…..mmm…and all are due to the donors advices”. (4th ki, may 2018) panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates is also undertaking renovations the female dormitories this year. it is expected to be completed by the end of the year. it is such the daily costs will be covered by the income generated from the businesses created by the orphanage. following statement is the reason why panti asuhan muhamadiyah wates allocates more funds for orphanage development as stated by the 4th ki in an interview a few months ago: “maintenance cost, rehabilitation cost, and other costs will not possibly and sufficient if we see our budget…. however, alhamdulillah, praises allah, we can fulfill the entire budget. the physical building and the children development cost are all fulfilled”. (4th ki, may 2018). orphanages fund resources priority the sources of funds became one of the important factors in orphanages development. sources of funds can be from anyone and any party who has good intentions to help the orphanage in providing a decent life of foster children, at least to provide for all the needs of foster children, even though it is not feasible yet. funds obtained can be the source came from permanent or incidental donors. the role of social services and the government is also very much needed in providing financial assistance to orphanages. utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 198 orphanages that already have a business, whether permanent or seasonal, will be a source of funds that expected to cover daily need. table 4 orphanages fund resources priority note: bt (permanent business), i (insidental donor), ssg (social service and government), pd (permanent donor), and sb (seasonal business). table 4 shows that every criterion or program carried out by an orphanage has a dominant source of funds. the criteria for foster children’s skill improvement are mostly funded by the permanent donor. it is happened in panti asuhan muhammadiyah prambanan, panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono, panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates, and pantiasuhan ahmad sudjari. permanent donors are still dominant as the foster children’s skill improvement funding source. though, the program funds sometimes also taken from incidental donors. foster children’s tuition fee in panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates and panti asuhan yatim dhuafa muhammadiyah prambanan were obtained mostly from the contribution of the permanent donor. sometimes, the donors in panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates were maintaining the budget plan and its purposes. on the other hand, panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates gets more dominant funds mostly from social service government agencies for foster children’s saving and investment. the social agency mandates the funds given specifically for foster children’s saving and other activities such as tuition fees, or others. this was mentioned by the 4th ki in the following interview: “government social service usually donates their fund for children saving investment or for special purposes for example tuition fee or school fee.” (4th ki, may 2018). the analytical hierarchy process analyzed that pantiasuhanmuhamadiyahtuksono is also mostly gets funding from the kulonprogo social government agency. however, the government aids (social government agency aids), will allocate for secondary supporting n o orphanages foster children’s skill improvement foster children’s tuition fee orphanages development fund orphanages activity kitchen support (consumption)/ daily needs orphanages saving/ investment foster children’s saving/ investment pd i s s g p b s b p d i s s g p b s b p d i s s g p b s b p d i s s g p b s b p d i s s g p b s b p d i s s g p b s b p d i s s g p b s b 1 panti asuhan muhammadiya h wates 1 2 3 4 5 1 3 2 5 4 2 1 3 4 5 1 3 2 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 3 2 1 4 5 3 2 1 4 5 2 panti asuhan muhammadiya h tuksono 4 5 1 3 2 2 3 5 1 4 3 5 1 4 2 4 5 3 2 1 1 5 4 3 2 2 5 4 3 1 4 5 3 2 1 3 panti asuhan muhammadiya h nanggulan 1 4 5 3 2 2 5 4 3 1 1 5 4 3 2 2 5 4 1 3 5 2 4 3 1 5 3 1 4 2 1 5 4 3 2 4 panti asuhan muhammadiya h seyegan 5 4 2 1 3 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 4 5 2 3 1 1 2 3 5 4 5 4 2 3 1 5 3 4 2 1 5 panti asuhan ahmad sudjari 1 5 4 3 2 1 4 5 3 2 3 5 4 2 1 4 5 2 1 3 5 3 4 1 2 4 5 2 1 3 3 5 4 1 2 6 panti asuhan yatim putri aisyah 1 5 4 2 3 2 5 4 1 3 2 4 5 1 3 2 5 3 1 4 2 3 4 1 2 2 5 3 1 4 5 2 3 1 4 7 panti asuhan yatim dhuafa prambanan 4 5 3 2 1 4 5 3 1 2 4 3 5 1 2 4 5 3 1 2 3 5 4 1 2 5 4 3 2 1 4 5 3 2 1 utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 199 school fee due to the limited amount contributed. it is as exposure by the 1st ki, the orphanage secretary: “social government agency aids usually allocate as schooling fee or to buy school stuff. in fact, the aids are annual aids from the government (social agency) for tuition fee. however, the amount will only enough for buying the schooling stuff, which around rp.1,000,000,per child. this amount will not cover all their current schooling cost. if they went to the elementary level in indonesia (sd & smp), they will not pay the tuition fee, but in high school level (sma) they have to. for those children went to the muhammadiyah school, they will get a tuition fee reduction. though, living in a same organization of muhammadiyah, we still have to contribute to the unit business of muhammadiyah. therefore, the tuition fee reduction will mean so much to us. the government school is also giving the reduction fee for the orphans through local government budget. if each of them got rp.1000k, the 900k will give to the orphan and the rest (100k) will send for the schooling operation.” (1st ki, may 2018). the dominant orphanages’ development fund of panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono mostly derived from the permanent donors and permanent businesses they have. the poor financial condition forced the staff and administrators of the orphanage work hard to raise funds since the first its opening. the 2006 earthquake have destroyed the pioneers building of the orphanage. since then, they work harder to collect the funds for renovation by sending proposals for funds to agencies, governments, and individual who has high social life. to cover the considerable cost of development, panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono is assisted by the business they run such lpg gas stations and refills of mineral water. the profits are used to cover the shortage of development costs and fulfill their daily needs. this was conveyed by the respondent (1st ki) in an interview a few months ago. here's his exposure: “…… slowly but sure, we collect several sources of fund to continue the renovations and build a new dormitory. if we have remained rice from zakahfitr which was not finish to consume within a month, we will sell it for revenue. it is use as renovation fund, which the process is still under construction. the aids come from local government, central and local persyarikatanmuhammadiyah (pp and pdm) and individual donors. to develop new dormitory, we proposed government local budget plan that allocate for social purposes.” (1st ki, may 2018) here is the statement given by the respondent relates to the business they are running in: “……praise to allah, we have been signing a collaboration business contract since 2015. we have lpg gas stations and refills of mineral water. the income still around rp.100,000 – rp.200,000 per month”.( 1st ki, may 2018). the basic need of the orphanage that may crucial to fulfill is the daily need such as food, cloth and shelter. the orphanage requires a higher cost for food and daily need due to the high number of children living in. the orphanage also should be given enough nutrition to utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 200 maintain their health and endurance. permanent or incidental donors are usually the biggest contributors to cover the cost of consumption. but there is also a social agency that explicitly specifies the donations given only used for consumption or feeding. it was happened in panti asuhan yatim dhuafa prambanan as the following statement by the respondent (3rd ki): “…..the donor divided into two, i.e. the permanent donor and incidental donor. the permanent donor is only the social government agency. their aids used to buy basic need such food.” (3rd ki,may 2108) the priority alternative in the orphanage development fund result (table 3) is actually cannot be accepted because of the inconsistency ratio that is higher than equal to 0.10. there might be several reasons that make it happened. it could be caused by the misunderstanding of the respondent toward the questionnaires, or they might answer the questionnaires in rush and etc. it is concluded based on the clarification of the respondent when the triangulation processed by the researcher. the most interesting from the finding of this research is that pp muhammadiyah did not give any regular donation officially to the orphanages’ institution after gave waqf land and building. it is because the orphanages should be independent financially and seek the fund source by themselves. there is no donation from muhammadiyah for the institution so far. but a lot of donations and aids gave personally by muhammadiyah members and unit businesses (aums) either as incidental donors or as permanent donors. strength, weakness, opportunity, threat (swot) the data obtained from interview,questionnaire, document studies, and observations will describe and analyze from internal factors side as well as external factors using swot analysis. it is intended to avoid any threat and to find a potential opportunity that useful for generating the orphanages’ income independently. table 5 matrix swot of panti asuhan muhammadiyah sayegan. internal factor external factor strength-s 1. foster children’s mentality throught direct devotion to society. 2. bow making training weakness-w 1. there is no long-term program 2. there is no business opportunity-o 1. circular letter to the society for giving donation so strategy work harder to get more funds (s2, o1) wo strategy run a business from the available potential (w2, o1) threat-t 1. there is no donation from pp muhammadiyah st strategy sell the bow made by foster children for additional fund (s2, o1) wt strategy make a business and ask for helping from pp muhammadiyah (w2, o1) utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 201 table 6 matrix swot of panti asuhan muhammadiyah putri aisyah internal factor external factor strength-s 1. good on organization 2. orphanage has a lot assets weakness-w 1. less of training for foster children 2. the staffs are bussy with their other activities opportunity-o 1. has multipurpose building which can be rented 2. orphanages have pay mart and car rent so strategy expand the business to property sector. it will not too hard to do because of orphanages is well structured (s1,2, o2) wo strategy build a building for foster children training (w1, o2) threat-t 1. variation of culture, environment se strategy build a strong character to foster children (s1, t1) wt strategy try to spare the time for caring and giving attention to foster children (w2, t1) panti asuhan sayegan (table 5) has to work harder both to establish their own business and start-up the potential they had. on the contrary, panti asuhan muhammadiyah putri aisyah (table 6) will have no difficulties to find financial sources since they own some business which well-organized since it was built. however, it still needs to focus on the qualified human resource development and pay attention to the education quality of the orphans. panti asuhan muhammadiyah putri aisyah was build based on al-ma’un ethos. therefore, it set not only for feeding and taking-care the orphans but prepares their future financial need by providing the business as income sources. table 7 matrix swot of panti asuhan muhammadiyah prambanan internal factor external factor strength-s 1. innovation in fund rising 2. free course program (english, sawing, etc) weakness-w 1. lack of human resources as teachers and administrators opportunity-o 1. a strong orphanage alumni association so strategy the foster children are able to open a course to get additional fund and they could be a tour guide (s2, o1) wo strategy invite the aluni to become the caregiver or teacher in the orphanage (s1, o1) theath-t 1. pattern of parenting st strategy orphanages shuol make a program relates to parenting pattern or delegate the adult foster children to the parenting training (s2, o1) wt strategy maximize the human resource and train them on how the good care give is (w1, o1) utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 202 panti asuhan muhammadiyah prambanan (table 7) actually has a potential tourism business prospect in term of location and amount of qualified alumni. as urie bronfenbrenner proposed, it will benefit from both if was trained and managed properly due to the environmental systems automatically support them, i.e. the (1) micro-, (2) meso-, (3) exo-, and (4) macro systems. once they initiate their business (fitted to their strength) in a strategicand well known location, easy to them to be recognized by the public largely. it supports the finding of andrea & mahoney (2017) as a series of four systems nested around a focal individual like a set of concentric circles. so many prospects business they can run, such panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono (table 8) and panti asuhan naggulan (table 9), panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates table 10) and panti asuhan muhammadiyah sudjari (table 11) have to work harder to empower their skill and develop their human resources. they also have to have a good relationship to the macro-level (i.e. government and pp muhammadiyah) due to power is the key concept to understand their empowerment process. power can open their access to the business and industries. the macro power also concerns to empower the grass level to reduce their cost. therefore, it is important to inform the public about their strengths and weaknesses through any media. table 8 swot matrix of panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono internal factor external factor strength-s 1. leverage the opportunities that exist to establish a business 2. orphanages has creative ideas and a passionate board weakness-w 1. the geographical location is far from the city 2. the orphanages are not too familiar with the public 3. lack of human resources (officer) opportunity-o 1. have the business in the form of gas lpg bases of bright gas, gallon water refils, and cooperatives so strategy advance the business to online business system support by the creative ideas they have (s1,2, o1) wo strategy promote the business into social media and inform the exact location (w1,2,3, o1) theath-t 1. different foster children’s character st strategy sell the business item which is fit to the foster children character. it must be interesting and creative (s1,2, o1) wt strategy find another care giver to maintaine the foster children which have different character. so, orphanages will be helpful by the addition caregiver (w3, t1) utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 203 table 9 swot matrix of panti asuhan muhammadiyah nanggulan internal factor external factor strength-s 1. orphanages has an application to facilitate financial reporting 2. have sufficient and competent human resource on social welfare institution (lks) 3. a good development system by strengthening the institution’s 4. the inventor of financial application report weakness-w 1. the existence of rejection from the surrounding community in pioneering 2. some of human resources are still skill less opportunity-o 1. one of the foster children passed the putm selection 2. support from pp muhammadiyah in the development of financial paging application 3. get a accreditation so strategy orphanages should make the longterm program to maximize the strength and opportunity they have (s1,2,3,4, i1,2,3) wt strategy orphanages should ask pp muhammadiyah theath-t christianization that can lead to the transation of trust st strategy orphanage is require to block the christianization through invite the society and held the islamic study (s2, 3, t1) wt strategy strengthen the care giver’s skill and people’s trust (w2, t1) table 10 swot matrix of panti asuhan muhammadiyah sudjari internal factor external factor strength-s 1. prioritize on alquran learning weakness-w 1. less of tenaga kerja sosial (tks) either the quantity, skill or experience 2. the facility is still not too good 3. less of training for foster children opportunity-o 1. maximize the natural resources around orphanage to make handcraft so strategy delegate the foster children to join the tilawah competition and sell the handcraft to get additional fund (s1, o1) wt strategy train the foster children to make something new from the available natural resources (w3, o1) theath-t 1. the outsider children are not interesting to go to school st strategy make a program that can influence the outsider to go to school. the program can be “belajar alquran keliling” (s1, t1) wt strategy invite the outsider to make handcraft. so that, they can be maintained easily (w3, t1) utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 204 table 11 swot matrix of panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates internal factor external factor strength-s 1. support from surrounding communities 2. accepted gracefully on the establishment of the orphanage 3. the burning spirit og the board 4. the number of boards is quite a lot weakness-w 1. lack of training for the foster children which is provided by the orphanage opportunity-o 1. optimalization of productive waqf land with the construction of multipurpose building so strategy the orphanage can get easy fund from the multipurpose building through rent the building. it will run easily because of supported by the burning spirit of the board (s3, o1) wt strategy the orphanages should provide and give the training on waqf optimazitation for foster children and cargiver (w1, o1) theath-t 1. difficult to get funding st strategy the orphanage has to utilize the number of boards they have to get funding. in addition, orphanages can cooperate with the society to ease the fund seeking (s4, t1) wt strategy the orphanage has to create more training and invite the expert on fund raising aspect (w1, t1) conclusion observation and research that have been done are about self-reliance hierarchy of the muhammadiyah orphanage for several months, which the result can be concluded as follows: 1). muhammadiyah orphanages around d.i.yogyakarta province have the same priority funding sources which describe as follows: permanent donors, incidental donors, social and government service, durable businesses, and seasonal businesses. 2). the funds also were allocated for the same purposes which the priority as the foster children’s skill improvement, the foster children's tuition fee, orphanages development fund, orphanage activities, kitchen support (consumption)/daily needs, orphanage’s savings/investment and foster children’s saving and investment. 3). the finding indicates that four out of seven orphanages funds for the foster children’s skill improvement. the rest is used for the orphanage development fund, followed by the purpose of foster children’s saving/investing. panti asuhan muhammadiyah tuksono, panti asuhan yatim dhuafa prambanan, and panti asuhan ahmad sudjari spend the funds mostly for the foster children’s skill improvement. while the panti asuhan muhammadiyah wates’s main priority is the orphanages development fund. panti asuhan muhaammadiyah nanggulan’s main priority is the foster children’s saving/investment. 4). the top prior donor that suggested by any programs and criteria in the analysis is the permanent donor. utami, azhari, sawarjuwono, & alhadi social fund and the hierarchy of muhammadiyah orphanages financial independency jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 205 recommendation this research suggests that the orphanage’s potential should be maximized as high as possible. the existing potential can be developed into a profitable and sustainable business. therefore, the orphanages are able to create welfare for foster children. the orphanages are required to be strongly independent from various aspects, mostly in the financial aspect. the dependent of foster children to the orphanage can be reduced by creating the independence environment and empowering them with skill and financial management training that can be started in the early stage. a specification skill is needed by each orphanage among skill they have. it means the orphanage can develop the prior potential they have and execute it as a representing business unit to support the orphanage economy. there are some topics research areas that potential to investigate by further researcher 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disetujui: februari 2015 abstract: this study aims to determine the preferences of individuals to choose traditional medicine in indonesia. the data used in this study obtained from the indonesian family live survey (ifls) and it’s a longitudinal survey with a panel data study. the use of ifls data is to obtain recent information on variables to be tested. the subject in this study is the individual in the household aged 15 years old or more in 13 provinces survey members. research variables used in this research are the owner of health insurance, age, region of residence (urban), income, distance to health facilities, the number of medicine post and education of household members ifls. data processing was performed using probit regression method the results showed that age, region of residence and the existence of postal medicine influence to the individual probability to choose traditional medicine. the probability value for each variable showed that individuals in household that over age, living in the village and living in the region of postal medicine have a higher educated have a higher probability high to choose traditional medicine. keywords: traditional medicine; indonesia family live survey; preferences; probit jel classification: d12, m20 abstrak: penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui preferensi individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional di indonesia. data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini bersumber dari data indonesia family live survey (ifls) dan merupakan survei longitudinal dengan studi data panel. penggunaan data ifls diharapkan dapat memberikan informasi terikini dan lebih luas mengenai variabel-variabel yang akan diuji di dalam model. subjek penelitian ini adalah individu dalam rumah tangga berumur 15 tahun atau lebih pada 13 provinsi anggota survei. variabel penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini yaitu kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan, usia, pendapatan, wilayah tempat tinggal, jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan, jumlah pos obat dan pendidikan individu dalam rumah tangga ifls. pengolahan data dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode regresi probit. hasil yang diperoleh menunjukkan bahwa usia, wilayah tempat tinggal dan keberadaan pos obat masing-masing berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. sedangkan nilai probabilitas pada setiap variabel menunjukkan bahwa individu dalam rumah tangga yang berusia lanjut, tinggal di desa dan tinggal di wilayah yang terdapat pos obat, memiliki probabilitas yang lebih tinggi untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. kata kunci: pengobatan tradisional; indonesia family live survey; prefrerensi; probit klasifikasi jel: d12, m20 pendahuluan kesehatan merupakan aspek yang penting dalam kehidupan yang dapat merefleksikan tinggi rendahnya standar hidup yang dimiliki seorang individu. kesehatan dianggap penting karena dengan sehat maka memudahkan individu untuk melakukan aktivitas kesehariannya. cara yang dapat digunakan untuk memperoleh status sehat individu dapat dilakukan dengan preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 27 mengkonsumsi barang dan jasa kesehatan ataupun dengan melakukan kegiatan yang dianggap dapat menyehatkan. jika status kesehatan tidak terpenuhi maka dapat menyebabkan individu mengalami keluhan kesehatan yang dapat menimbulkan sakit sehingga akan berdampak pada terganggunya aktifitas. sakit berhubungan dengan perilaku pencarian obat untuk memperoleh kembali status sehat yang dapat dilakukan dengan berbagai cara misalnya dengan mencari pengobatan medis ke dokter, bidan, dan tenaga medis lainnya. selain dengan pengobatan medis perilaku pencarian pengobatan terhadap kejadian penyakit dapat juga dilakukan dengan cara pengobatan sendiri yaitu dengan membeli obat di warung dengan tetap memperhatikan petunjuk pemakaian atau dengan cara pengobatan tradisional yang masih eksis pada individu dalam rumah tangga. perilaku pencarian pengobatan melalui pengobatan tradisional yang masih banyak dilakukan oleh individu dalam rumah tangga dapat dilihat dalam tabel 1. fakta yang menarik adalah sekitar 80 persen dari tanaman obat yang ada di dunia tumbuh di indonesia, sehingga bahan yang dibutuhkan untuk pengobatan yang berasal dari alam ini dapat dengan mudah di temui di sekitar kita. rustam, dkk (2007) menyatakan bahwa indonesia memiliki keanekaragaman hayati yang luar biasa dengan jumlah sekitar 40.000 spesies, dari seluruh jumlah spesies tersebut sekitar 1300 di antaranya digunakan sebagai obat tradisional. berdasarkan data yang diperoleh dari bpom (badan pengawasan obat dan makanan) hanya sebanyak 283 spesies tanaman obat yang baru diregistrasi untuk penggunaan obat tradisional/jamu dan hanya 13 spesies yang baru dibudidayakan yang dapat dilihat pada tabel 2 (lampiran). jumlah spesies tanaman obat yang melimpah di indonesia membuat penggunaan pengobatan tradisional oleh individu dalam rumah tangga telah dilakukan secara turun-temurun dari nenek moyang hingga sekarang, kebiasaan ini telah menjadi warisan budaya bangsa indonesia. pengobatan tradisional masih digunakan oleh individu dalam rumah tangga dikarenakan beberapa faktor yang menunjang yaitu pengalaman yang sebelumnya didapat oleh orang tua yang telah turun temurun digunakan, tidak merepotkan atau lebih praktis karena bahan yang digunakan dapat langsung diperoleh dari alam yang ada di sekitar rumah, pengobatan tradisional tidak mengeluarkan biaya, serta manfaat yang dirasakan yaitu ramuan tradisional yang dikonsumsi beserta bantuan pengobatan dari dukun dapat mrngurangi rasa sakit (gazali, dkk, 2011). pengobatan tradisional diterapkan karena alasan mudah, murah dan manjur serta sesuai dengan kerangka berpikir individu dalam rumah tangga terkait dengan konsep keseimbangan dan pelestariannya perlu tetap diupayakan karena telah berakar lama pada individu dalam rumah tangga. penyakit yang paling sering dialami oleh individu dalam rumah tangga adalah masuk angin yang dapat dianalogikan sebagai gangguan tubuh akibat unsur angin yang tidak lancar. prinsip yang terdapat di dalam pengobatan kerokan seperti oposisi biner: panas x dingin; longgar x kencang; angin masuk x angin keluar; ringan x berat; serta tercapainya keseimbangan merupakan dasar pengobatan tradisional. angin yang terdapat dalam tubuh dapat dikeluarkan lewat kentut atau sendawa (triratnawati, 2010). kristina, dkk (2007) menyatakan bahwa jenis kelamin, usia, pendidikan, status pekerjaan serta pendapatan individu berhubungan dengan tabel 1. persentase penduduk yang mempunyai keluhan kesehatan dan penggunaan obat tradisional no tahun pengguna obat menurut jenis kelamin total laki-laki (persen) perempuan (persen) laki-laki + perempuan (persen) 1. 2009 24,05 24,55 24,24 2. 2010 27,38 27,77 27,57 3. 2011 23,52 23,74 23,63 4. 2012 24,16 24,49 24,33 sumber: www.bps.ac.id jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 28 perilaku pengobatan sendiri sedangkan lokasi (desa atau kota) serta jarak tempat tinggal dengan fasilitas kesehatan tidak memiliki hubungan yang signifikan terhadap perilaku pengobatan sendiri. metode yang dipakai dalam studi sebelumnya memiliki beberapa kelemahan di antaranya kurang dapat dihandalkan untuk mengidentifikasi dan mengukur efek yang ditimbulkan dalam model cross-section maupun time-series dan tidak memberikan hasil yang kompleks terutama dalam studi yang mempelajari dan menguji model perilaku (behavior models). studi mengenai status kesehatan dalam pengukurannya lebih sesuai diolah dengan menggunakan data indonesia family life survey (ifls) karena data ini akan memberikan ukuranukuran yang luas mengenai status kesehatan individu termasuk langkah-langkah yang dilaporkan langsung mengenai status kesehatan secara umum, pengalaman morbiditas, dan penilaian secara fisik misalnya tinggi, berat badan, lingkar kepala, hemoglobin dan lainnya, selain itu data ifls juga dapat memberikan gambaran yang jauh lebih banyak daripada status kesehatan yang biasa tersedia dalam survei rumah tangga, misalnya ifls dapat memberikan data yang dapat digunakan untuk mengeksplorasi hubungan antara status sosial ekonomi dengan berbagai susunan kesehatan. setyawati dan meridian (2010) dalam studi yang menggunakan data indonesia family life survey (ifls) yang menyimpulkan bahwa keberadaan modal sosial pada individu dalam rumah tangga ifls mempunyai hubungan yang signifikan dengan pemanfaatan dukun beranak di mana pendidikan merupakan satu-satunya faktor yang signifikan terhadap pemilihan persalinan dengan menggunakan dukun. hidayat (2008) dengan analisis data indonesia family life survei (ifls) menunjukkan bahwa peserta asuransi kesehatan terbukti memiliki probabilitas kunjungan yang lebih tinggi dalam menggunakan pelayanan rawat jalan daripada non-peserta. selain itu, dalam studi supadmi (2013) menyatakan bahwa perilaku pasien geriatric dalam melakukan swamedikasi (pengobatan sendiri) adalah kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan di mana studi ini menunjukkan bahwa jumlah pasien yang tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan lebih banyak melakukan swamedikasi dibandingkan dengan pasien yang memiliki asuransi kesehatan artinya hasil analisis menunjukkan kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan perilaku pengobatan. purnamaningrum (2010) telah melakukan studi tentang perilaku masyarakat untuk mendapatkan pelayanan kesehatan menyatakan bahwa sikap memiliki hubungan yang signifikan antara sikap dengan perilaku mengobati. pengetahuan tidak memiliki hubungan yang signifikan antara pengetahuan individu dengan perilaku mengobati. pendidikan tidak mempunyai hubungan yang signifikan dengan perilaku mengobati. pendapatan tidak memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan perilaku mengobati. terdapat hubungan antara asuransi kesehatan dengan perilaku mengobati. rahayu (2012) dalam studinya dengan menggunakan cross section menyatakan bahwa hasil studinya menunjukkan bahwa persentase individu yang memilih pengobatan tradisional di wilayah kerja puskesmas muara siberut sebanyak 63,54 persen dengan beberapa variabel yaitu pengetahuan, ada hubungan antara pengetahuan dengan pemilihan pengobatan. sikap memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan pemilihan pengobatan. pekerjaan tidak mempunyai hubungan dengan pemilihan pengobatan akan tetapi mereka tetap memilih pengobatan tradisional sesuai teori masyarakat yang memiliki pekerjaan dan penghasilan yang pas-pasan akan memilih pengobatan tradisional. pendidikan memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan pemilihan pengobatan oleh individu. jarak tempat tinggal tidak memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan pemilihan obat. supardi, dkk. (2003) menyatakan bahwa penduduk yang berusia lanjut yaitu lebih dari 56 tahun untuk menggunkan obat tradisional lebih banyak 1,56 kali daripada penduduk yang bukan lanjut usia. supardi dan susyanty (2010) menyatakan bahwa: kelompok usia lanjut usia memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan penggunaan obat tradisional. terdapat hubungan yang signifikan antara jenis kelamin dan penggunaan obat tradisional. ada hubungan yang signifikan antara individu yang menikah dan penggunaan obat tradisional. terdapat hubungan signifikan antara individu yang berpendidikan rendah dan penggunaan obat tradisional. ada preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 29 hubungan yang signifikan antara jenis pekerjaan individu dan penggunaan obat tradisional. ada hubungan yang signifikan antara tempat tinggal dan penggunaan obat tradisional. jenis keluhan memiliki hubungan antara individu yang mengeluh demam, batuk, pilek, diare dan penggunaan obat tradisional, tetapi tidak ada hubungan yang signifikan antara individu yang mengeluh sakit kepala dan penggunaan obat tradisional. supadmi (2013) menyatakan bahwa probabilitas pasien geriarti melakukan swamedikasi di kabupaten sleman memberikan hasil bahwa faktor yang berhubungan dengan perilaku pasien geriatric melakukan swamedikasi adalah kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan di mana studi ini menunjukkan bahwa jumlah pasien yang tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan lebih banyak melakukan swamedikasi dibandingkan dengan pasien yang memiliki asuransi kesehatan artinya hasil analisis menunjukkan kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan perilaku pengobatan. gaol (2013) menyatakan bahwa perilaku pencarian pengobatan oleh individu dalam rumah tangga dipengaruhi oleh jumlah dan jenis sarana pelayanan kesehatan yang tersedia di sekitarnya. oleh karena itu pada wilayah yang banyak tersedia sarana pelayanan kesehatan seperti puskesmas, rumah sakit pemerintah dan swasta, balai pengobatan serta praktek dokter, maka pilihan individu dalam rumah tangga semakin beragam untuk melakukan pencarian pengobatan. menurut andersen (1979) semakin banyak sarana dan jumlah tenaga kesehatan maka tingkat pemanfaatan pelayanan kesehatan suatu masyarakat akan semakin bertambah. tujuan dari studi ini adalah faktor yang signifikan terhadap preferensi untuk memilih berobat secara tradisional terutama pijat kerokan, okup/koop/bekam dan sejenisnya dan juga minum jamu atau obat tradisional sebagai pengobatan dibandingkan pengobatan medis. metode penelitian data jenis data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder yang diperoleh dari lembaga survei yaitu indonesia family life survey (ifls) berupa data longitudinal yang mencakup wilayah dari 13 provinsi di indonesia yaitu seluruh provinsi di jawa, bali, ntb, sulawesi selatan, kalimantan selatan, sumatera selatan, lampung, sumatera barat dan sumatera utara. survei data ifls pertama kali dilakukan pada tahun 1993 yang disebut dengan ifls-1, survei pada tahun 1997 disebut dengan ifls-2, dan survei tahun 2000 dan 2007 yang selanjutnya disebut sebagai ifls-3 dan ifls-4. subjek dalam studi ini adalah individu dalam rumah tangga berusia 15 tahun atau lebih yang merupakan individu dari studi indonesia family live survey (ifls) pada 13 provinsi anggota survei. data ifls yang akan digunakan dalam studi ini adalah ifls-4 tahun 2007 yang dikumpulkan pada akhir november 2007 dan berakhir pada bulan mei tahun 2008 untuk mengikuti 7.500 rumah tangga dan sekitar 312 komunitas dengan jumlah individu dalam rumah tangga sebanyak 39.000 individu yang merupakan kolaborasi dari rand (research and development), pusat untuk studi kependudukan dan kebijakan (pskk) universitas gajah mada dan survey meter. ifls-4 berisi data rumah tangga anggota ifls dan data fasilitas masyarakat. data indonesia family live survey (ifls) merupakan data longitudinal, namun karena data ifls yang digunakan dalam studi ini hanya ifls pada gelombang ke 4 maka data dalam studi ini dapat disebut dengan cross section data. alasan penggunaan data pada survei ifls-4 tahun 2007 karena: 1) penggunaan titik waktu pada tahun 2007 mencukupi kebutuhan data untuk analisis pengujian perubahan pada variabel yang diteliti pada sebuah rentang antar waktu. 2) kelompok data tersebut adalah gelombang survei (wave) yang terakhir dilakukan, sehingga diharapkan didapatkan informasi terkini pada variabel-variabel yang akan diuji dalam studi tersebut. adapun topik kuesioner yang digunakan dalam studi ini tampak dalam tabel 3. berdasarkan tabel 3 mengenai topik kuesioner dalam ifls, variabel independen yang digunakan dalam studi yaitu kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan yang merupakan kuesioner yang bersumber dari topik asuransi kesehatan yang bersumber dari buku 3b final. usia dan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 30 wilayah tempat tinggal masing-masing merupakan kuesioner dengan topik rumah tangga dan asset individu yang terletak dalam buku k final. jarak menuju failitas kesehatan merupakan kuesioner dengan topik rumah tangga dan asset individu yang terletak dalam gabungan buku 3b dan buku k final. variabel keberadaan pos obat merupakan satu-satunya variabel yang bersumber dari data cf dengan topik kuesioner pengetahuan tentang penyediaan layanan kesehatan yang terletak dalam buku 1 final. sedangkan pendidikan serta pendapatan terdapat dalam buku 3a final yang bersumber dari kuesioner dengan topik penghasilan tenaga kerja dan sejarah kerja. pembentukan dan seleksi variabel pembentukan dan seleksi variabel dilakukan setelah pengumpulan variabel yang dibutuhkan di dalam buku ifls. setelah buku ifls ditentukan maka seleksi variabel dilakukan dengan memilih seksi-seksi yang didalamnya terdapat pertanyaan yang dapat mewakili variabel dependen maupun independen. adapun seksi kuesioner yang digunakan dalam studi ini disajikan dalam tabel 4. tabel 4 setelah seksi kuesioner dipilih selanjutnya pertanyaan yang dapat mewakili variabel yang diteliti juga dipilih untuk kemudian digunakan untuk pembentukan data set atau “do” untuk selanjutnya dilakukan pengolahan data. variabel kepemilikan terdapat dalam seksi ak (asuransi kesehatan); usia terdapat dalam seksi ar (daftar anggota rumah tangga); pendapatan terdapat dalam seksi tk (ketenagakerjaan); usia dan wilayah tempat tinggal samasama terletak dalam seksi ar; jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan terletak dalam seksi sc (keterangan sampling dan wilayah pencacahan) dan seksi rj (rawat jalan). variabel keberadaan pos obat terdapat dalam seksi j (sejarah keberadaan fasilitas kesehatan); sedangkan pendidikan terdapat dalam kuesioner seksi dl (pendidikan). dependen variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah pengobatan tradisional yang bersumber dari topik kuesioner yaitu self treatment yang masuk dalam seksi ps (pengobatan sendiri) yang di dalam buku ifls dibagi lagi menjadi beberapa jenis pengobatan, dapat dilihat pada tabel 5. berdasarkan tabel 5 mengenai seksi pengobatan sendiri terdapat beberapa dummy variabel yang menerangkan topik jenis pengobatan tabel 4. seksi kuesioner variabel seksi kuesioner pengobatan tradisional (traditional treatment) seksi ps kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan (health_insurance) seksi ak usia (age) seksi ar pendapatan (income) seksi tk wilayah tempat tinggal(urban) seksi ar jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan (disfacility) seksi sc & rj keberadaan pos obat (posobat) seksi j pendidikan (years_educ) seksi dl sumber: www.surveymeter.org tabel 3. topik kuesioner ifls topik kuesioner buku ifls self treatment buku 3b final asuransi kesehatan (kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan) buku 3b final rumah tangga dan asset individu (usia, wilayah tempat tinggal, dan jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan). buku k final rumah tangga dan asset individu (jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan). buku 3b dan buku k final pengetahuan tentang penyediaan layanan kesehatan (keberadaan pos obat ) buku 1 final penghasilan tenaga kerja dan sejarah kerja (pendapatan, pendidikan) buku 3a final sumber: www.surveymeter.org preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 31 sendiri. namun hanya dua jenis dummy yang dipakai untuk mewakili variabel dependen yang digunakan dalam studi ini yaitu dummy “minum jamu atau obat tradisional sebagai pengobatan; dan pijat, kerokan, oukup/koop/ bekam, dan sejenisnya. sedangkan untuk dummy pengobatan sendiri yang tidak digunakan dalam studi ini yaitu “minum obat modern yang dijual bebas (seperti bodrex, inza, paramex), memakai obat luar (seperti tetes mata, salep, koyo, parem, dan sejenisnya), dan minum vitamin/suplemen”. hal ini dilakukan dengan pertimbangan variabel yang dianalisis sangat tergantung kepada keberadaan dan kelengkapan data yang ada sehingga tidak semua variabel pengobatan sendiri digunakan dalam studi ini artinya hanya variabel dummy yang mewakili pengobatan tradisional saja yang dipilih dalam studi ini. definisi operasional variabel dependen dalam studi ini adalah pengobatan tradisional dengan asumsi pengobatan tradisional bertujuan untuk mengobati jenis keluahan penyakit ringan yang sering dialami masyarakat, seperti demam, nyeri, pusing, batuk, sakit maag, cacingan, flu, keluhan penyakit kulit dan lain-lain yang dibentuk dari dummy pengobatan sendiri yaitu “minum jamu atau obat tradisional sebagai pengobatan” dan “pijat, kerokan, okup/koop/bekam, dan sejenisnya”. variabel ini dibentuk atas dasar kebiasaan individu dalam rumah tangga yang pada masa sekarang masih banyak menggunakan pengobatan tradisional meskipun pengobatan medis semakin berkembang di era modern. adapun dummy variabel ditentukan dengan 1 = jika memilih pengobatan tradisional; 0 = jika memilih pengobatan modern. adapun variabel independen meliputi: kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan (health_insurance) merupakan variabel dummy ada atau tidaknya asuransi kesehatan yang dimiliki oleh individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 dengan asumsi bahwa pada data ifls pada gelombang ini belum terdapat badan penyelenggara jaminan sosial (bpjs) yang baru resmi beroperasi per 1 januari 2014. kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan dibuat dengan kategori memiliki dan tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan. adapun dummy variabel ditentukan dengan 1 = jika memiliki asuransi kesehatan; 0 = jika tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan. 1) usia (age) adalah usia individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 yang berusia 15 tahun atau lebih. 2) pendapatan (income) berupa jumlah pendapatan yang diterima oleh individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007dalam setiap bulannya. 3) faktor wilayah tempat tinggal (urban) merupakan variabel dummy tempat tinggal individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 yang dibuat dengan kategori berdasarkan wilayah tempat tinggal yaitu perkotaan dan pedesaan. adapun dummy variabel ditentukan dengan 1 = jika tinggal di kota; dan 0 = jika tinggal di desa. 4) jarak rumah tinggal dengan fasilitas kesehatan (disfacility) merupakan jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan khususnya fasilitas kesehatan modern yang ada dengan satuan kilo meter (km). 5) keberadaan pos obat (posobat) adalah ada tidaknya pos obat di daerah individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007. adapun dummy variabel ditentukan dengan 1= jika ada posobat; 0 = jika tidak ada pos obat. 6) pendidikan (years_educ) menunjukkan lama pendidikan yang telah ditempuh oleh individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007yang dibuat dengan kategori pendidikan tertinggi yang telah ditempuh oleh responden. tabel 5. seksi ps (pengobatan sendiri) jenis pengobatan sendiri (pstype) a. minum obat modern yang dijual bebas (seperti bodrex, inza, paramex) b. minum jamu atau obat tradisional sebagai pengobatan c. memakai obat luar (seperti tetes mata, salep, koyo, parem, dan sejenisnya) e. minum vitamin/suplemen f. pijat, kerokan, oukup/koop/bekam, dan sejenisnya sumber: kuesioner ifls dalam buku 3b final. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 32 model penelitian metode analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah regresi probit. model probit menganalisis hubungan antara satu variabel dependen berupa data kualitatif dikotomi yang bernilai 1 apabila terdapat karakteristik dan bernilai 0 yang menyatakan ketiadaan karakteristik. model regresi probit menggunakan model variabel terikat yang juga bersifat dikotomi dan menggunakan nilai 1 atau 0, digunakan dalam situasi di mana variabel dependen memiliki kemungkinan tanggapan “ya” atau “tidak” di mana dalam studi ini kemungkinan tanggapan adalah 1 = jika memilih pengobatan tradisional dan 0 = jika memilih pengobatan modern. regresi probit dalam studi ini digunakan untuk mengetahui preferensi individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. model persamaan regresi probit yang digunakan dalam studi ini dapat dituliskan dalam bentuk persamaan berikut: traditional = β health + β age1 2insurancemedicine +β income + β urban3 4 +β disfacility + β posobat5 6 +β years_educ + e7 1) studi ini menggunakan variabel dependen berupa pengobatan tradisional yaitu apakah individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 menggunakan atau tidak menggunakan pengobatan tradisional untuk mengobati keluhan sakitnya. hosmer dan lemeshow (1989) menyatakan bahwa variabel yang menggunakan skala nominal harus diubah menjadi desain variabel (variabel dummy/boneka). sedangkan variabel independen berupa kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan, usia, pendapatan, wilayah tempat tinggal, jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan, keberadaan pos obat dan pendidikan. hasil dan pembahasan pengobatan tradisional memiliki rata-rata (mean) sebesar 0,1709 dengan nilai maksimal adalah 1 (menggunakan obat tradisional) dan minimal adalah 0 (menggunakan pengobatan modern), sedangkan nilai standar deviasi adalah sebesar 0,3764. variabel kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan memiliki rata-rata sebesar 0,2731 dengan nilai maksimal adalah 1 (memiliki asuransi kesehatan) dan 0 (tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan). sedangkan nilai standar deviasi adalah sebesar 0,0,4456. rata-rata usia individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 pada studi ini adalah 40,1783 atau dibulatkan menjadi 40 tahun. usia paling muda dalam studi ini adalah anggota rumah tangga yang berusia 15 tahun dan yang tertua berusia 97 tahun. nilai standar deviasi usia adalah sebesar 16 tahun. pendapatan individu dalam rumah tangga rata-rata sebesar rp2.769.037,00 di mana pendapatan terbesar a dalah: rp1.000.000.000,00 dan pendapatan terendah adalah sebesar rp0,00 atau tidak memiliki pendapatan sama-se kali. di mana nilai standar deviasi adalah sebesar rp48.800.000,00. wilayah tempat tinggal memiliki rata-rata sebesar 0,5348 dengan nilai terkecil adalah 0 tabel 6. deskripsi variabel variabel deskripsi variabel nilai traditional_medicine pengobatan tradisional 1 jika menggunakan obat tradisional; 0 jika menggunakan pengobatan modern health_insurance kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan 1 jika memiliki asuransi kesehatan; 0 jika tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan age usia tahun income pendapatan rupiah urban wilayah tempat tinggal 1 jika tinggal di kota; 0 jika tinggal di desa disfacility jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan kilo meter (km) posobat keberadaan pos obat 1 jika ada pos obat; 0 jika tidak ada pos obat years_educ pendidikan tahun preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 33 (jika tinggal di desa) dan terbesar adalah 1 (jika tinggal di kota). di mana nilai standar deviasi adalah sebesar 0,4987. rata-rata jarak rumah tinggal menuju fasilitas kesehatan adalah 5,4439 km, di mana nilai minimum atau jarak terdekat adalah 0 km dan nilai maksimal atau jarak terjauh adalah 600 km. nilai standar deviasi adalah sebesar 10,2202. keberadaanpos obat memiliki nilai rata-rata adalah sebesar 0,0483 dengan nilai maksimum adalah 1 (jika ada pos obat) dan nilai minimum adalah 0 (jika tidak ada pos obat). sedangkan nilai standar deviasi adalah sebesar 0,2145. rata-rata lama pendidikan adalah 7,7116 (dibulatkan menjadi 7 tahun) atau rata-rata lama pendidikan peserta ifls adalah lulusan tk (taman kanak-kanak) dan dilanjutkan dengan sekolah dasar (sd). di mana nilai minimum adalah 0 atau tidak mengenyam bangku sekolah sama sekali, sedangkan lama pendidikan maksimum adalah 21 tahun atau lulusan strata 3 (s3). nilai standar deviasi pendidikan adalah sebesar 4,4119. hasil analisis analisis data dalam studi ini menggunakan regresi probit yang bertujuan untuk mengetahui probabilitas individu dalam menggunakan pengobatan tradisional di indonesia. variabel independen yang digunakan adalah kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan yang merupakan dummy dari ada dan tidak ada asuransi kesehatan yang dimiliki individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007. variabel usia merupakan usia individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 dalam satuan tahun. variabel pendapatan merupakan pendapatan yang diterima oleh individu dalam rumah tangga ifls tahun 2007 setiap bulannya. variabel wilayah tempat tinggal merupakan dummy tempat individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 tinggal yaitu kota dan desa. variabel jarak rumah tinggal dengan fasilitas kesehatan merupakan jarak rumah tinggal individu dengan fasilitas kesehatan dengan satuan kilo meter. variabel keberadaan pos obat merupakan dummy dari ada atau tidaknya pos obat pada wilayah individu dalam rumah tanggal ifls 2007 tinggal. sedangkan variabel pendidikan merupakan lama pendidikan yang telah ditempuh oleh individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007. untuk menginterpretasi hasil analisis probit sedikit berbeda dengan analisis dengan metode lain. pada model probit untuk memperoleh hasil maka harus menggunakan tabel statistik z. pada metode probit, jika kita ingin mengetahui probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional maka variabel yang signifikan maupun yang tidak signifikan tetap dimasukkan ke dalam persamaan, dari hasil regresi dengan menggunakan stata 11 se, persamaan regresi dapat dituliskan sebagai berikut: traditional_medicine = –0,5273+ 0,0782(health_insurance) 0,0086(age) 0,000000179(income) 0,3049(urban) 0,0007(disfacility) 0,6790(posobat) 0,0123(years_educ) 2) tabel 7. deskripsi statistik variabel mean std. dev. min max pengobatan tradisional (traditional_medicine) 0,1709 0,3764 0 1 kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan (health_insurance) 0,2731 0,4456 0 1 usia (age) 40,1783 16,6915 15 97 pendapatan (income) 2769037 4,88e+07 0 1,00e+09 wilayah tempat tinggal (urban) 0,5348 0,4987 0 1 jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan (disfacility) 5.4439 10,2202 0 600 keberadaan pos obat (posobat) 0,0483 0,2145 0 1 pendidikan (years_educ) 7,7116 4,4119 0 21 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 34 keterangan: traditional_medicine adalah probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional; health_insurance adalah kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan; age adalah usia individu rumah tangga; income adalah pendapatan individu rumah tangga; urban adalah wilayah tempat tinggal individu rumah tangga; disfacility adalah jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan; posobat adalah keberadaan pos obat; years_educ adalah lama pendidikan individu rumah tangga nilai pseudo r2 yang ditunjukkan dalam tabel adalah sebesar 0,0299 hal ini menggambarkan bahwa persamaan model dalam studi ini hanya mampu menjelaskan sebesar 2,99 persen faktor-faktor yang berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. uji likelihood ratio (lr) atau dalam uji regresi linear sering disebut dengan uji f-statistic atau pengujian secara bersamasama ditunjukkan oleh nilai pro > chi2 yaitu sebesar 0,0329 dan signifikan pada α <0,05 artinya secara bersama-sama variabel usia, wilayah tempat tinggal, dan keberadaan pos obat berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. hasil regresi probit diperoleh hasil bahwa probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional dipengaruhi oleh variabel usia, wilayah tempat tinggal dan keberadaan pos obat yang ada. variabel kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan, pendapatan, jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan dan lama pendidikan tidak berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. 1) usia individu rumah tangga ifls 2007 (age) tabel deskripsi variabel statistik menunjukkan bahwa usia paling rendah anggota ifls 2007 adalah 15 tahun sedangkan usia maksimal individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 adalah 97 tahun. besarnya probabilitas individu yang berusia 15 tahun untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebagai berikut (dengan asumsi variabel lain dianggap konstan): traditional_medicine = -0,5273 + 0,0782(health_insurance) 0,0086(age) 0,000000179(income) 0,3049(urban) – 0,0007(disfacility) 0,6790(posobat) – 0,0123(years_educ) tabel 8. hasil regresi probit variabel probit model konstanta -0,5273 (0,2507) kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan (health_insurance) -0,0782 (0,1298) usia (age) -0,0086** (0,0037) pendapatan (income) -1,79e-07 (1,65e-07) wilayah tempat tinggal (urban) 0,3049* (0,1570) jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan (disfacility) -0,0007 (0,0062) keberadaan pos obat (posobat) -0,6790** (0,2899) pendidikan (years_educ) -0,0123 (0,0174) pseudo r20,0299 prob lr statistic0,0329 dependen variabel: probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional(health_insurance) keterangan: tanda ( ) menunjukkan robust standard error; *signifikan pada α=10%, ** signifikan pada α=5%, *** signifikan pada α=1% preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 35 = -0,5273 + 0,0782(0) 0,0086(15) – 0,000000179(0) 0,3049(0) 0,0007(0) 0,6790(0) 0,0123(0) = -0,5273 0,1290 = -0,6563 (hasil dibulatkan menjadi -0,66) selanjutnya angka tersebut dicari nilainya pada tabel statistika z, di mana pada kolom kiri -0,6 dan kolom di atas angka 0,06 sehingga ditemukan angka 0,2546. selanjutnya angka tersebut dikurangkan dengan angka 1. sehingga diperoleh 1-0,2564 = 0,7454 atau 74,54 persen. jadi, probabilitas individu yang berusia muda untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebesar 74,54 persen. sedangkan besarnya probabilitas individu yang berusia 97 tahun untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebagai berikut (dengan asumsi variabel lain dianggap konstan): traditional_medicine = 0,5273 + 0,0782(health_insurance) – 0,0086(age) 0,000000179(income) – 0,3049(urban) 0,0007(disfacility) – 0,6790(posobat) 0,0123(years_educ) = -0,5273 + 0,0782(0) 0,0086(97) – 0,000000179(0) 0,3049(0) 0,0007(0) – 0,6790(0) 0,0123(0) = -0,5273 0,8342 = -1,3615 (hasil dibulatkan menjadi -1,36) selanjutnya angka tersebut dicari nilainya pada tabel statistika z, di mana pada kolom kiri -1,3 dan kolom di atas angka 0,06 sehingga ditemukan angka 0,0869. selanjutnya angka tersebut dikurangkan dengan angka 1. sehingga diperoleh 1 0,0869 = 0,9131 atau 91,31 persen. jadi, probabilitas individu yang berusia lanjut untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebesar 91,31 persen. probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional pada individu yang berusia muda adalah sebesar 74,54 persen, sedangkan pada individu yang berusia lanjut adalah 91,31 persen. berdasarkan nilai kedua probabilitas maka individu yang berusia lanjut memiliki probabilitas yang lebih tinggi untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional dibandingkan dengan individu berusia muda. artinya semakin bertambah usia individu maka probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional semakin tinggi. 2) wilayah tempat tinggal individu rumah tangga ifls 2007 (urban) adapun dummy variabel ditentukan dengan 1 jika tinggal di kota dan 0 jika tinggal di desa dengan asumsi usia pada nilai minimumnya yaitu 15 tahun. besarnya probabilitas individu yang tinggal di desa (0) untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebagai berikut (dengan asumsi variabel lain dianggap konstan): traditional_medicine= -0,5273+0,0782(health_insurance)-0,0086(age)0,000000179(income)-0,3049(urban)0,0007(disfacility)-0,6790(posobat)0,0123(years_educ) = -0,5273 + 0,0782(0) 0,0086(15) – 0,000000179(0) 0,3049(0) 0,0007(0) – 0,6790(0) -0,0123(0) = -0,5273-0,1290 = -0,6563 (hasil dibulatkan menjadi -0,66) selanjutnya angka tersebut dicari nilainya pada tabel statistika z, di mana pada kolom kiri -0,6 dan kolom di atas angka 0,06 sehingga ditemukan angka 0,2546. angka tersebut dikurangkan dengan angka 1. sehingga diperoleh 10,2564 = 0,7454 atau 74,54 persen. jadi, probabilitas individu yang tinggal di desa untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebesar 74,54 persen. sedangkan besarnya probabilitas individu yang tinggal di kota (1) untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebagai berikut (dengan asumsi variabel lain dianggap konstan): traditional_medicine = -0,5273 + 0,0782(health_insurance) 0,0086(age) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 36 0,000000179(income) -0,3049(urban) 0,0007(disfacility) -0,6790(posobat)0,0123(years_educ) = -0,5273 + 0,0782(0) 0,0086(15) 0,000000179(0) 0,3049(1) 0,0007(0) 0,6790(0) 0,0123(0) = -0,5273 0,1290 + 0,3049 = -0,3514 (hasil dibulatkan menjadi -0,35) selanjutnya angka tersebut dicari nilainya pada tabel statistika z, di mana pada kolom kiri -0,3 dan kolom di atas angka 0,05 sehingga ditemukan angka 0,3632. selanjutnya angka tersebut dikurangkan dengan angka 1. sehingga diperoleh 1-0,3632 = 0,6368 atau 63,68 persen. jadi, probabilitas individu yang tinggal di kota untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebesar 63,68 persen. probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional pada individu yang tinggal di desa adalah sebesar 74,54 persen, sedangkan pada individu yang tinggal di kota adalah 63,68 persen. berdasarkan nilai kedua probabilitas maka individu yang tinggal di desa memiliki probabilitas yang lebih tinggi untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional dibandingkan dengan individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007yang tinggal di kota. 3) keberadaan pos obat (posobat) adapun dummy variabel ditentukan dengan 1 jika ada pos obat dan 0 jika tidak ada pos obat dengan asumsi usia pada nilai minimumnya yaitu pada 15 tahun. besarnya probabilitas individu yang tinggal di wilayah yang ada pos boatnya (0) untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebagai berikut (dengan asumsi variabel lain dianggap konstan): traditional_medicine =-0,5273 + 0,0782(health_insurance) – 0,0086(age) 0,000000179(income) 0,3049(urban) 0,0007(disfacility) 0,6790(posobat) 0,0123(years_educ) =-0,5273 + 0,0782(0) 0,0086(15) 0,000000179(0) 0,3049(0) – 0,0007(0) – 0,6790(0) 0,0123(0) = -0,5273-0,1290 = -0,6563 (hasil dibulatkan menjadi -0,66) selanjutnya angka tersebut dicari nilainya pada tabel statistika z, di mana pada kolom kiri -0,6 dan kolom di atas angka 0,06 sehingga ditemukan angka 0,2546. selanjutnya angka tersebut dikurangkan dengan angka 1. sehingga diperoleh 1-0,2564 = 0,7454 atau 74,54 persen. jadi, probabilitas individu yang tinggal di wilayah yang tidak ada pos obatnya untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebesar 74,54 persen. sedangkan besarnya probabilitas individu yang tinggal di wilayah yang ada pos obatnya (1) untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebagai berikut (dengan asumsi variabel lain dianggap konstan): traditional_medicine = -0,5273 + 0,0782(health_insurance) -0,0086(age) 0,000000179(income) 0,3049(urban)0,0007(disfacility) 0,6790(posobat)0,0123(years_educ) = -0,5273 + 0,0782(0) 0,0086(15) – 0,000000179(0) 0,3049(0)-0,0007(0) – 0,6790(1) 0,0123(0) = -0,5273 0,1290 0,6790 = -1,3353 (hasil dibulatkan menjadi -1,33) selanjutnya angka tersebut dicari nilainya pada tabel statistika z, di mana pada kolom kiri -1,3 dan kolom di atas angka 0,03 sehingga ditemukan angka 0,0918. selanjutnya angka tersebut dikurangkan dengan angka 1. sehingga diperoleh 1-0,0918 = 0,9082 atau 90,82 persen. jadi, probabilitas individu yang tinggal di wilayah yang ada pos obatnya untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional adalah sebesar 90,82 persen. probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional pada individu yang tinggal pada wilayah yang tidak ada atau minim pos obatnya adalah sebesar 74,54 persen, sedangkan pada preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 37 individu yang tinggal pada wilayah yang ada pos obatnya adalah 90,82 persen. berdasarkan nilai kedua probabilitas maka individu yang tinggal pada wilayah yang ada pos obatnya memiliki probabilitas yang lebih tinggi untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional dibandingkan dengan individu yang tinggal pada wilayah yang minim atau bahkan tidak ada pos obatnya. artinya semakin banyak pos obat di wilayah individu rumah tangga ifls 2007 tinggal maka probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional semakin tinggi. studi ini menggunakan data panel atau longitudinal data yang diolah menggunakan metode regresi probit dengan tujuan untuk mengetahui preferensi individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. hasil regresi menunjukkan bahwa variable usia, wilayah tempat tinggal dan keberadaan pos obat mempengaruhi probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. sedangkan variabel kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan, pendapatan, jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan dan pendidikan tidak berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. usia secara signifikan berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. semakin bertambahnya usia individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 maka probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional semakin tinggi. hal ini sejalan engan studi kristina, dkk (2007) yang menyatakan bahwa usia memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap perilaku pengobatan sendiri yang rasional pada masyarakat. studi ini juga sejalan dengan pendapat supardi, dkk (2003) menyatakan bahwa penduduk yang berusia lanjut yaitu lebih dari 56 tahun untuk menggunkan obat tradisional lebih banyak 1,56 kali daripada penduduk yang bukan lanjut usia. proporsi penggunaan obat tradisional pada individu kelompok lanjut usia lebih tinggi daripada individu yang belum lanjut usia artinya ada hubungan yang signifikan antara individu dengan kelompok usia lanjut usia dengan penggunaan obat tradisional, hal ini mungkin berhubungan dengan keluhan sakit lebih banyak diderita pada kelompok usia tua dengan jenis keluhan yang kurang dikenal untuk ditanggulangi dengan penggunaan obat modern (supardi, 2007). kondisi ini dapat disebabkan karena orang tua lebih menyukai penggunaan obat tradisional dengan alasan pengobatan tradisional tidak merepotkan atau praktis dan lebih mudah dilakukan karena tidak perlu datang kepada tenaga medis untuk meminta resep obat. obat tradisional lebih diminati oleh orang yang berusia lanjut karena kesadaran akan bahan kimia yang didapatkan dari pengobatan medis dapat membawa dampak buruk bagi kesehatan mengingat antibody atau kemampuan tubuh untuk menahan serangan dari luar sudah mulai menurun pada individu yang berumur lanjut. selain itu pengobatan tradisional telah menjadi tradisi warisan nenek moyang yang telah dilakukan sejak dulu dan menjadi kebiasaan yang melekat pada diri seseorang misalnya pada penyakit yang sering muncul pada individu dalam rumah tangga seperti masuk angin di mana pengobatan untuk masuk angin dapat desembuhkan dengan cara kerokan yang sudah menjadi kebiasaan dan tersugesti oleh individu di mana masuk angin belum akan sembuh jika belum dikerok. wilayah tempat tinggal berpengaruh terhadap terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional pada individu yang tinggal di desa lebih tinggi daripada individu yang tinggal di kota. hal ini sejalan dengan studi supardi, dkk (2003) menyatakan bahwa penduduk yang tinggal di lokasi pedesaan menggunakan obat tradisional lebih banyak 1,36 kali daripada penduduk yang tinggal di kota. hidayat dan hardiansyah (2012) menyatakan bahwa tumbuhan obat tradisional di indonesia mempunyai peran yang sangat penting terutama bagi masyarakat di daerah pedesaan yang fasilitas kesehatannya masih sangat terbatas di mana dalam studinya menyatakan bahwa kurangnya fasilitas kesehatan di kabupaten sintang membuat masyarakat memanfaatkan tumbuhan obat tradisional sebagai alternatif dan langkah awal pengobatan suatu penyakit. darubekti (2001) menyatakan bahwa individu yang tinggal di desa lebih mendahulukan obat tradisional untuk mengobati keluhan sakit ringan, karena obat modern sulit dijangkau dan keterbatasan pendapatan individu dalam rumah tanggal. kondisi ini dapat terjadi karena ketersediaan tanaman obat sebagai bahan baku pengobatan tradisional jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 38 masih banyak di jumpai pada wilayah desa yang notabenenya masih memiliki lahan yang luas untuk tanaman obat tumbuh baik di tanam sebagai taman obat keluarga (toga) atau tumbuh secara liar. keberadaan pos obat secara signifikan berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. berdasarkan nilai probit yang ditunjukkan dalam studi ini, probabilitas individu yang tinggal pada wilayah yang tidak terdapat pos obatnya lebih rendah daripada individu yang tinggal di wilayah yang terdapat pos obatnya. kondisi ini dapat terjadi dalam kasus di mana obat tradisional digunakan hanya untuk mengobati keluhan sakit ringan misalnya batuk, pilek, pusing, masuk angin dan gejala sakit ringan lainnya. pos obat sebagai fasilitas kesehatan yang ada dimaksudkan untuk memberikan kemudahan bagi masyarakat setempat untuk memperoleh pelayanan kesehatan tanpa mengurangi peranan pengobatan tradisional (rahayu, dkk., 2006). selain itu, walaupun masyarakat tinggal di wilayah yang ada pos obatnya namun individu lebih memilih pengobatan tradisional karena individu dalam rumah tangga merasa khawatir akan efek samping dari penggunaan obat kimia termasuk obat warung yang merupakan obat bebas dan obat bebas terbatas yang bukan berarti bebas efek samping dalam pemakaiannya. minimnya pengetahuan individu akan aturan pakai obat, kesesuaian dosis, lama pemakaian, ada tidaknya efek samping dan interaksi antara obat dan makanan juga dapat menjadi penyebab tingginya probabilitas individu yang tinggal di wilayah yang terdapat pos obat untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. efek samping dari penggunaan obat kimia menyebabkan adanya pergeseran pola hidup dalam masyarakat dunia termasuk indonesia yang berkembang menuju paradigma back to nature dengan menggunakan cara-cara tradisional untuk kesehatan. putri (2008) menyatakan bahwa semakin meningkatnya permintaan akan obat tradisional yang dipicu oleh maraknya tren back to nature yang melanda berbagai negara di seluruh dunia termasuk indonesia, kesadaran akan efek samping yang ditimbulkan oleh obat sintetik, keterjangkauan dalam mengonsumsi, dan kecenderungan individu yang lebih menyukai hal-hal praktis di manahal ini didukung dengan paradigma pembangunan baru perekonomian indonesia yang mendukung pengembangan industri yang mengolah hasil pertanian primer menjadi olahan (agroindustri), maka keberadaan industri yang bergerak di bidang pengolahan tanaman obat menjadi semakin berkembang. selain itu bertambahnya pengetahuan individu yang didapat dari berbagai media di mana sekarang banyak perjanjian antara tenaga kesehatan dengan perusahaan farmasi yang menjadi sponsor penyelenggaraan kegiatan ilmiah yang berhubungan dengan kebijakan pelayanan kesehatan. intervensi dengan perusahaan farmasi ini menyebabkan kebanyakan dokter enggan menuliskan obat generik sehingga masyarakat terkadang harus membayar lebih mahal untuk obat yang harusnya dapat dibeli dengan harga yang lebih murah. adanya hal ini membuat masyarakat menjadi semakin cerdas untuk tidak menjadi korban dalam perjanjian yang banyak merugikan individu sebagai pasien. pendapatan tidak memiliki hubungan yang signifikan terhadap terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional, hal ini sejalan dengan studi purnamaningrum (2010) yang menyatakan bahwa pendapatan tidak memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap perilaku mengobati baik dengan menggunakan obat modern ataupun pengobatan tradisional. pernyataan ini juga didikung oleh studi muwahid (2006) yang menyatakan bahwa besarnya penghasilan pekerja seks komersial di lokalisasi dolly tidak berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas dalam pemilihan dan penggunaan obat tradisional yaitu jamu kemasan karena sebagian besar konsumen lebih memprioritaskan khasiat. studi yang dilakukan oleh yudhistira (2006) juga menyimpulkan bahwa besarnya penghasilan individu tidak berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas dalam pemilihan dan penggunaan jamu kemasan karena sebagian besar konsumen jamu kemasan lebih memprioritaskan khasiat yang akan didapat. pendapatan individu tidak mempengaruhi probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional di mana kondisi ini dapat terjadi karena individu dalam masyarakat yang mempunyai kemampuan secara sosioekonomi yaitu mempunyai penghasilan dan pekerjaan di atas upah minimum akan berupaya untuk mencari pengobatan ke sarana preferensi individu terhadap pengobatan ... (herika jennifer, endah saptutyningsih) 39 pelayanan kesehatan (gaol, 2013). pengeluaran secara ekonomi merupakan fungsi dari pendapatan, dalam studi ini pendapatan per kapita mempengaruhi kecenderungan untuk memanfaatkan (berkunjung) ke fasilitas pelayanan kesehatan tradisional atau modern. semakin tinggi pengeluaran per kapita maka semakin besar kemungkinan si individu untuk memilih dan mampu membayar pelayanan kesehatan modern dibandingkan pelayanan kesehatan tradisional jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan tidak memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. hal ini sejalan dengan studi rahayu (2012) yang menyatakan bahwa jarak tempat tinggal menuju fasilitas kesehatan tidak berpengaruh terhadap terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. tidak ada hubungan antara jarak tempat tinggal dengan perilaku pencarian pengobatan sendiri (kristina, 2008). kondisi ini dapat disebabkan karena perilaku mengobati oleh individu lebih kepada kepercayaan akan obat yang dipilih dan juga khasiat, meskipun jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan modern jauh atau dekat individu tetap akan memilih menggunakan obat tradisional karena sugesti akan obat tersebut. pendidikan tidak memiliki hubungan terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional, hal ini sejalan dengan studi wardana (2008) menemukan bahwa tingkat pendidikan tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap minat individu dalam menggunakan obat tradisional, disebabkan adanya faktor lain yang lebih kuat memberikan pengaruh seperti tradisi nenek moyang, kebiasaan keluarga dan informasi nasehat dari tetangga atau teman kerabat atau penjual jamu/obat tradisional secara langsung. purnamaningrum (2010) yang menyatakan bahwa pendidikan tidak memiliki pengaruh terhadap perilaku mengobati. kondisi ini dapat disebabkan karena probabilitas masyarakat memilih obat tradisional tergantung dengan tingkat pengetahuan dan pemahaman individu mengenai pengobatan tradisional yang biasanya telah didapat dari pengalaman yang diberikan oleh orang tua dan kebiasaan masyarakat sehingga penggunaan obat tradisional sudah menjadi sugesti akan sembuh jika individu mengkonsumsi obat tradisional untuk menyembukan penyakitnya. kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan tidak memiliki hubungan yang signifikan terhadap probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. hasil studi ini berbanding terbalik dengan studi yang dilakukan oleh purnamaningrum (2010) yang menyatakan bahwa terdapat hubungan yang signifikan antara asuransi kesehatan dengan perilaku mengobati oleh seseorang. hal ini juga bertentangan dengan studi yang dilakukan oleh supadmi (2013) yang menyatakan bahwa jumlah pasien yang tidak memiliki asuransi kesehatan lebih banyak melakukan swamedikasi dibandingkan dengan pasien yang memiliki asuransi kesehatan artinya hasil analisis menunjukkan kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan memiliki hubungan yang signifikan dengan perilaku pengobatan. kondisi ini dapat terjadi dalam kasus di mana obat tradisional digunakan untuk mengobati keluhan penyakit ringan seperti batuk, pilek, sakit kepala masuk angin dan keluhan sakit ringan lainnya yang tidak memerlukan rujukan dan resep dokter atau tenaga kesehatan yang ahli dalam bidangnya. simpulan hasil uji regresi dengan metode probit menggunakan tujuh variabel menghasilkan tiga variabel independen yang mempunyai pengaruh signifikan terhadap variabel dependen masingmasing adalah usia, wilayah tempat tinggal dan keberadaan pos obat. sedangkan kepemilikan asuransi kesehatan, pendapatan, jarak menuju fasilitas kesehatan dan pendidikan tidak berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. berdasarkan simpulan di atas, maka penulis memberikan beberapa saran, yaitu: pemerintah diharapkan dapat mengkampanyekan pentingnya hidup sehat dengan menggunakan obat tradisional karena adanya dampak buruk yang ditimbulkan dari konsumsi obat kimia yang muncul dalam jangka waktu yang panjang. di mana pencegahan sedini mungkin dengan pengalihan pada bahan-bahan tradisional akan dapat meminimalkan resiko yang akan ditimbulkan kelak. individu dalam rumah tangga yang tinggal jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 26-41 40 di wilayah yang terdapat pos obatnya memiliki probabilitas yang lebih tinggi untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional. mengingat banyaknya individu dalam rumah tangga ifls 2007 yang melakukan pengobatan ini maka departemen kesehatan (depkes) diharapkan dapat melakukan pembinaan dan penataan yang lebih baik dan luas terhadap obat tradisional guna mendukung program indonesia sehat 2010 serta mendukung tren back to nature yang dapat mendukung pemerintah dalam mewujudkan visi indonesia sehat 2010 tentang gambaran kehidupan rakyat indonesia yang hidup dalam lingkungan yang sehat dan dengan perilaku hidup sehat. wilayah tempat tinggal mempengaruhi probabilitas individu untuk memilih pengobatan tradisional di mana individu yang tinggal di desa lebih tinggi probabilitasnya. hal ini dapat disebabkan karena bahan dasar pengobatan tradisional masih banyak tersedia di alam, dengan ini diharapkan pemerintah setempat dapat melihat hal ini sebagai peluang untuk membuat industri rumahan yang memproduksi obat tradisional dengan kemasan yang lebih modern sehingga dapat mendukung berkembangnya tren back to nature khususnya pada individu yang tinggal di kota. hasil studi yang telah dilakukan maka studi ini mempunyai beberapa keterbatasan, yaitu: studi ini hanya menggunakan data ifls4 (indonesia family live survey) pada tahun 2007. studi selanjutnya diharapkan dapat menggunakan data ifls pada semua periode yaitu ifls-1 pada tahun 1993, ifls-2 pada tahun 1997, dan ifls-3 pada tahun 2000 dengan tujuan memperoleh hasil yang lebih baik dan menyeluruh. studi ini menggunakan metode regresi probit di mana model ini memiliki kelemahan dalam masalah probabilitas bersyarat yang ditaksir mungkin tidak terletak antara nilai 0 dan 1. 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(2008). penggunaan obat tradisional sebagai alternatif pengobatan pada masyarakat di kabupaten sleman. skripsi, fakultas farmasi, universitas ahmad dahlan, yogyakarta. lampiran tabel 2. produksi tanaman obat hasil budidaya (kg) tahun 2009 2013 komoditas tahun 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 jahe 122.181.084 107.734.608 94.743.139 114.537.658 155.286.288 lengkuas 59.332.313 58.961.844 57.701.484 58.186.488 69.730.091 kencur 43.635.311 29.638.127 34.016.850 42.626.207 41.343.456 kunyit 124.047.450 107.375.347 84.803.466 96.979.119 120.726.111 lempuyang 8.804.375 8.520.161 8.717.497 7.235.998 11.407.985 temulawak 36.826.340 26.671.149 24.105.870 44.085.151 35.664.756 temuireng 7.584.022 7.140.926 7.920.573 6.112.765 9.583.670 kejineling 943.721 1.139.223 949.017 834.472 963.585 dringo 1.074.901 754.551 611.608 526.090 634.330 kapulaga 25.178.901 28.550.282 47.231.297 42.973.264 54.171.417 mengkudu 16.267.057 14.613.481 14.411.737 8.967.750 8.432.119 sambiloto 4.334.768 3.845.063 3.286.262 964.888 2.257.368 temukunci 4.701.570 4.358.236 3.951.932 4.307.318 8.829.437 sumber: www.bps.ac.id, produksi tanaman obat-obatan di indonesia image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg studi efektivitas pelayanan publik di kecamatan kejaksan kota cirebon jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016, hlm. 22-30 doi: 10.18196/jesp.17.1.2458 analisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan pendekatan spatial econometrics: studi kasus perkotaan diy, 2011 prastowo fakultas ekonomi universitas islam indonesia ring road utara, condongcatur, depok, sleman, yogyakarta 55283, indonesia. e-mail korespondensi: prastowo@uii.ac.id naskah diterima: november 2015; disetujui: februari 2016 abstract: this paper aims to demonstrate the effect of economic growth on the urban land use. this study used data area according to the type of land use by district building yard to measure urban land. in addition, to illustrate economic growth the use of pdb regional, the authors found that 1 percent increase in pdb regional resulted in changes of urban land uses amounted to 0.55 percent in diy urban areas. increasing urban land use implictions for the expansion of urban land in diy. result show that economic growth are particulay important urban land use in diy urban areas. keywords: land use, urban, economic growth jel classification: o40, q15, c21 abstrak: penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menunjukkan pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan. penelitian ini mengunanakan data luas wilayah menurut jenis pengunaan tanah bangunan pekarangan per kecamatan untuk mengukur penggunaan lahan perkotaan. selain itu, penggunaan pdrb untuk menggambarkan pertumbuhan ekonomi, penulis menemukan bahwa peningkatan 1 persen penggunaan lahan perkotaan mengakibatkan perubahan pdrb di wilayah perkotaan diy sebesar 0,55 persen. meningkatnya penggunaan lahan perkotaan berimplikasi perluasan lahan perkotaan di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi berperan penting pada penggunaan lahan perkotaan di wilayah perkotaan daerah istimewa yogyakarta. kata kunci: penggunaan lahan, perkotaan, pertumbuhan ekonomi klasifikasi jel: o40, q15, c21 analisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi ... (prastowo) 23 pendahuluan pergeseran utama pola kehidupan penduduk dari perdesaan ke perkotaan terjadi pada proses pertumbuhan ekonomi (kuznets, 1974). selanjutnya, terjadi interaksi antara pertumbuhan ekonomi, urbanisasi dan pergerakan tingkat kelahiran dan kesuburan penduduk. li (2012) menjelaskan bahwa pola interaksi perdesaanperkotaan mendorong integrasi perdesaan dan perkotaan menuju aglomerasi perkotaan. perubahan penggunaan lahan perkotaan dapat dikaitkan dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi. misalnya, tian et al (2012) menjelaskan bahwa sebagai konsekuensi dari pertumbuhan ekonomi dan perluasan perkotaan adalah sejumlah lahan pertanian telah terkonversi menjadi jalan beraspal dan bangunan tempat tinggal. di samping itu, yu et al. (2011) melakukan simulasi land use land cover (lulc) dengan mengunakan data penggunaan tanah, pertumbuhan penduduk dan pertumbuhan ekonomi di kota daqing. salah satu hasil simulasi tersebut mengindikasikan bahwa kebijakan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang cepat berdampak pada land built-up meningkatan signifikan sedangkan daerah padang rumput dan lahan basah menurun. lebih lanjut, kumar (2009) berpendapat bahwa perbedaan produktivitas lahan juga turut berperan dominan dalam perubahan lahan pertanian ke perkotaan. sementara itu, hietel et al (2007) menegaskan bahwa persentase perbedaan pada data tutupan lahan yang relatif tinggi dapat dijelaskan oleh faktor sosial ekonomi. indikator tersebut dapat membantu untuk merekonstruksi perubahan tutupan lahan di daerah lain. deang et al (2010) menggunakan data pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penggunaan lahan perkotaan di china, menyimpulkan bahwa pentingnya pertumbuhan ekonomi dalam penentuan penggunaan lahan perkotaan. hasil penelitianya menunjukkan bahwa perluasan lahan perkotaan sebesar 3 persen ketika perekonomian tumbuh sebesar 10 persen. selain itu, perluasan pusat perkotaan terkait dengan perubahan struktur ekonomi china. han dan he (1999) mengeksplorasi pola distribusi dari hilangnya lahan pertanian antara wilayah dan ukuran kelompok kota. temuanya menyatakan bahwa faktor utama penyebab hilangnya lahan pertanian di kota-kota adalah pertumbuhan penduduk perkotaan dan pembangunan real estate. studi kasus yang meneliti tentang perubahan lahan perkotaan di indonesia antara lain, firman (2000) yang membahas konversi lahan di pinggiran perkotaan kota-kota besar di indonesia selama periode boom ekonomi dan waktu krisis ekonomi. kawasaan perkotaan merupakan wilayah yang mempunyai kegiatan utama bukan pertanian dengan susunan fungsi kawasan sebagai tempat permukiman perkotaan, pemusatan dan distribusi pelayanan jasa pemerintahan, pelayanan sosial dan kegiatan ekonomi (perda no. 2 tahun 2010 tentang rtrw provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta). pada gambar 1 terlihat bahwa kecamatan-kecamatan di kota yogyakarta persentase penggunaan tanah untuk bangun dan pekarangan relatif tinggi di atas 75%. sementara itu, kecamatan yang berdekatan atau berbatasan langsung dengan kota yogyakarta persentasenya sebesar 50-75%, seperti kecamatan depok, gamping, mlati, banguntapan dan kasihan. gambar 1. penggunaan tanah untuk bangun dan pekarangan per kecamatan di perkotaan yogyakarta tahun 2011 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 22-30 24 pola ekspansi luasan daerah perkotaan diy relatif cepat di kecamatan yang berdekatan dengan kota yogyakarta. hal yang menarik dari pola persebaran luasan lahan perkotaan diy adalah bebentuk pola sentrifugal. pola ekspansi tersebut menjauh dari titik pusat kota yogyakarta. gambar 2. pdrb per kecamatan di perkotaan yogyakarta tahun 2011 gambar 3. kepadatan penduduk per kecamatan di perkotaan yogyakarta tahun 2011 gambar 2 memperlihatkan persebaran pdrb per kecamatan di perkotaan diy. pola pesebaran pdrb tersebut memperlihatkan ketidakmerataan dalam pembangunan ekonomi. kecamatan-kecamatan yang berdekatan dengan kota yogyakarta cenderung memiliki pdrb tinggi, seperti kecamatan depok, kasihan, sewon, banguntapan, ngaglik, dan mlati. sebaliknya, kecamatan yang jauh dari pusat kota yogyakarta cenderung memiliki pdrb yang rendah. sementara itu, pada gambar 3 terlihat bahwa konsentrasi kepadatan penduduk berada di kota yogyakarta. pola pesebaran kepadatan, pola sentrifugal, yaitu perkembangan menjauh dari titik pusat. berkenaan hal tersebut, penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan di kawasan perkotaan daerah istimewa yogyakarta. paper ini membahas literatur yang relevan mengenai analisis dampak pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap perluasan lahan perkotaan. setelah memaparkan telaah literatur, paper ini akan menyajikan metode penelitian yang dilanjutkan dengan menyajikan pembahasan hasil penelitian dan pembahasan. kemudian, paper ini akan ditutup dengan kesimpulan dan saran untuk penelitian selanjutnya. metode penelitian penelitian ini mengambil studi kawasan perkotaan daerah istimewa yogyakarta.teknik yang digunakan untuk menentukan sampel adalah teknik purposive sampling (penarikan sampel secara sengaja). data penilitian merupakan data sekunder, yaitu data cross section kecamatan di kabupaten sleman, bantul, dan kota yogyakarta tahun 2011. sampel dalam penelitian ini adalah 48 kecamatan di kabupaten sleman, bantul, dan kota yogyakarta tahun 2011. data sekunder tersebut, diperoleh dari bps diy dan literatur-literatur lain yang masih berhubungan dengan penelitian. model yang dipergunakan dalam penelitian ini merupakan kombinasi dari jurnal-jurnal yang ada di bab sebelumnya dalam penelitian ini dan disesuaikan dengan kondisi di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. dalam penelitian deang analisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi ... (prastowo) 25 et al (2010) memasukkan variabel pertumbuhan ekonomi, jumlah penduduk, dan perumahan sebagai variabel independen yang mempengaruhi lahan perkotaan. penelitian ini untuk menjelaskan hubungan antara lahan perkotaan dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. model penelitian ini adalah urban (urbani) sebagai fungsi dari pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdrbi), kepadatan penduduk (densityi), (perumahani). urbani = f(pdrbi, densityi, perumahani) 1) persamaan yang akan diestimasi dengan metoda ols dalam penelitian ini adalah: lnurbani = β0 + β1 lnpdrbi + β2 lndensityi + β3 perumahani + εi 2) keterangan: urbani : luas wilayah menurut jenis penggunaan tanah bangunan pekarangan pada kecamatan i. pdrbi : total pdrb atas harga dasar konstan 2000 pada kecamatan i. densityi : kepadatan penduduk pada kecamatan i. perumahani : jumlah perumahan pada kecamatan i. ei : error term jika data yang mengandung hubungan spasial, maka dapat melanggar asumsi yang mendasari ols. penggunaan ols dengan data yang memiliki hubungan spasial dapat menyebabkan baik untuk prosedur pengujian hipotesis inefisiensi dan tidak valid, atau bias dan tidak konsisten estimasi parameter sehingga analasis statistik spasial lebih tepat dilakukan untuk menjelaskan hubungan spasial (ord, 1975, anselin, 1995, florax dan vlist 2003). hubungan spasial dapat dimodelkan dalam berbagai cara. salah satu cara adalah nilai variabel dependen diamati pada lokasi tertentu sebagian ditentukan oleh beberapa fungsi dari nilai variabel dependen dari tetangganya. variabel mengukur efek ini biasanya dirumuskan sebagai rata-rata tertimbang spasial dari nilai tetangga variabel dependen, di mana tetangga ditentukan melalui penggunaan bobot spasial disebut matriks. pembobotan spasial matriks menggunakan software geoda, alat yang relevan untuk melakukan analisis spasial (anselin et al., 2006). secara khusus, model spasial lag dalam bentuk matriks diberikan oleh y = ρwy + xβ ε 3) di mana, y adalah n × 1 vektor variabel dependen, w adalah n × n matriks spasial bobot, yang menentukan tetangga yang digunakan dalam rata-rata (yang mengakibatkan jangka spasial lag, wy), ρ adalah skalar parameter spasial autoregressive, x adalah n × k matriks variabel independen, β adalah vektor cocok atau parameter, dan ε n × 1 vektor istilah kesalahan. dimasukkannya lag jangka spasial di sisi kanan persamaan dimotivasi oleh teori sebagai hasil keseimbangan proses interaksi sosial dan spasial. model ini tidak dapat diperkirakan dengan ols karena bias simultanitas. menurut ord (1975) maka harus diperkirakan dengan menggunakan maximum likehood (ml) teknik . cara lain untuk menggabungkan hubungan spasial adalah dengan pemodelan efek melalui ketergantungan spasial yang memasuki hubungan melalui istilah kesalahan. ketika akuntansi untuk ketergantungan spasial melalui istilah kesalahan, rekening model untuk situasi di mana kesalahan yang terkait dengan salah satu pengamatan secara spasial tertimbang rata-rata dari kesalahan, ditambah komponen kesalahan acak. secara khusus, model spasial error dalam bentuk matriks diberikan oleh y = xβ + ε di mana ε = λwε + u 4) di mana, ε adalah vektor istilah kesalahan spasial autocorrelated, u adalah vektor iid kesalahan, dan λ adalah parameter skalar yang dikenal sebagai koefisien autoregressive spasial jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 22-30 26 hasil dan pembahasan spatial autocorrelation tests untuk mencapai pemahaman yang lebih baik dari tingkat keterkaitan spasial dalam data, peneliti terlebih dahulu melakukan serangkaian diagnosa untuk menguji sejauh mana autokorelasi spasial dari variabel dependen (log dari wilayah urban) menggunakan moran’s i statistik. moran’s i statistik digunakan untuk menguji sejauh mana autikorekasi spatial dari variable dependen. analisis moran dilakukan dengan menghasilkan scatter plot dengan log dari daerah perkotaan pada sumbu horisontal dan lag spasial log dari daerah perkotaan (yaitu, log dari daerah perkotaan dari masingmasing tetangga pengamatan tertimbang oleh matriks bobot spasial) pada sumbu vertical (anselin, 1995). pada dasarnya, scatter plot menggambarkan global moran’s i, yang merupakan uji statistik yang umum digunakan untuk autokorelasi spasial. nilai i moran yang lebih besar dari 0 menunjukkan autokorelasi spasial yang positif (anselin et al., 2006). gambar 4. spatial autocorrelation scatter plot berdasarkan moran i uji statistik, ditemukan bahwa terdapat autokorelasi spasial, atau asosiasi spasial, penggunaan lahan perkotaan daerah istimewa yogyakarta tahun 2011 (gambar 4) dengan nilai moran i statistic sebesar 0,657603 yang menununjukkan bahwa terdapat asosiasi spasial yang tinggi. selanjutnya, dilakukan penilaian signifikansi statistik dari moran i dengan mengacak data melalui ruang dan menghitung nilai tunggal dari moran i statistik. p-nilai (gambar 5) menunjukkan bahwa nilai moran untuk tahun 2011 secara statistik signifikan. oleh karena itu, hasil penelitian menolak hipotesis nol bahwa tidak ada hubungan spasial dalam data. gambar 5. permutasi distribusi empiris untuk moran i specitication tests dari analisis moran i sudah dilakukan, kita sekarang tahu bahwa asosiasi spasial antara kecamatan tetangga dalam hal variabel dependen yaitu, log dari lahan perkotaan (lampiran gambar 6 dan/atau asosiasi spasial antara penjelasan variabel log dari pdrb (lampiran gambar 7) dapat mempengaruhi estimasi hubungan antara pdrb dan lahan perkotaan. sebelum model ini, pertama kita perlu mengetahui sifat ketergantungan spasial. untuk menentukan ini, peneliti melakukan serangkaian tes spesifikasi untuk menentukan dampak struktur tata ruang pada model regresi. secara khusus, menggunakan residual ols dan bobot spasial, kita melakukan lagrange multiplier (lm) uji autokorelasi error spasial dan spasial ketergantungan lag. uji lagrange multiplier (lm) adalah uji autokorelasi error spasial dan spasial ketergantungan lag untuk mengetahui sifat ketergantungan spasial. untuk mendeteksi autokorelasi digunaanalisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi ... (prastowo) 27 kan uji lagrange multiplier (lm test) (anselin, 1988, anselin dan rey, 1991). uji lm menunjukkan bahwa lag spasial campuran dan kesalahan model spasial sesuai dengan data terbaik (tabel 1). hasil tes lm lag menunjukkan signifikan, tetapi pada tes lm error tidak signifikan. untuk alasan ini, peneliti menggunakan model yang memperhitungkan efek spatial lag. tabel 1. diagnosis permasalahan spatial lag dan error test value prob. lagrange multiplier (lag) 4,9785690 0,0256632 robust lm (lag) 5,1185502 0,0236714 lagrange multiplier (error) 0,4348546 0,5096164 robust lm (error) 0,5748358 0,4483437 ajusted r2 0,859323 hasil regresi (tabel 2, kolom 2) memperlihatkan nilai adj. r-squared sebesar 0,859323 yang mengandung arti bahwa 85,9% variabelvariabel independen mampu menjelaskan variabel dependen dengan baik. tabel 2. hasil estimasi ols dan maximal likelihood model spatial lag (n=48; variable dependen: lnurban) variabel ols spatial lag c 6,139 (5,148853)** 0,2886739 (2,425284)** lnpdrb 0,6325156 (6,147876)** 0,5521351 5,672799** lndensity -0,9369987 (-16,03938)** -0,7351588 -7,577702** perumahan 0,020597 (2,824931)** 0,01831217 (2,797476)** w_lnurban 0,2886739 (2,495284)** adj. r-squared 0,859323 0,884389 keterangan : ** signifikan α = 5% sebaliknya, tabel 2 kolom 3 memperlihatkan nilai adj. r-squared sebesar 0,884389 yang mengandung arti bahwa 88,9% variabelvariabel independen mampu menjelaskan variabel dependen dengan baik. selain itu, koefisien autoregressive spasial (koefisien pada lag spasial variabel dependen) adalah positif (0,2886739) dan signifikan (z = 2,495284). ada beberapa perbedaan dalam koefisien koefisien regresi lainnya antara model lag spasial (tabel 2, kolom 3) dan ols (tabel 2, kolom 2). nilai koefisien pada analisis statistik spasial lebih kecil daripada analisis regresi ols. namun, yang paling penting, meskipun tanda dan tingkat signifikansi koefisien estimasi dari model ekonometrika spasial sebagian besar sama, besaran mereka menunjukkan sistematis tren penurunan dalam nilai absolut. selain itu, efek akibat ketergantungan spasial sekarang dijemput oleh koefisien dari variabel spasial tertinggal. ini berarti, bahwa dengan menggunakan analisis statistik spasial kita bisa lebih tepat mengestimasi koefisien dalam model. pdrb yang mencerminkan pertumbuhan ekonomi berpengaruh positif signifikan terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan di wilayah perkotaan diy. nilai koefisien sebesar 0.632977 menunjukkan bahwa peningkatan 1 persen pdrb per kecamatan mengakibatkan perubahan penggunaan lahan perkotaan di wilayah perkotaan diy sebesar 0,6 persen. sementara itu, pdrb berpengaruh positif signifikan terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan di wilayah perkotaan diy. nilai koefisien sebesar 0,5521351 menunjukkan bahwa peningkatan 1 persen pdrb per kecamatan mengakibatkan perubahan penggunaan lahan perkotaan di wilayah perkotaan diy sebesar 0,55 persen. seperti halnya penelitian deang et al (2010), temuannya menunjukkan bahwa perluasan lahan perkotaan sebesar 3 persen ketika perekonomian tumbuh sebesar 10 persen. sementara itu, konsekuensi dari pertumbuhan ekonomi dan perluasan perkotaan adalah sejumlah lahan pertanian telah terkonversi menjadi jalan beraspal dan bangunan tempat tinggal (tian et al, 2012).lahan pertanian di kawasan diy telah berubah fungsi penggunaannya dengan munculnya bangunan tempat tinggal, seperti perumahan. tabel 2 menunjurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 22-30 28 jukkan bahwa perumahan memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan di wilayah perkotaan diy. kota yogyakarta sebagai pusat dari aktivitas ekonomi daerah istimewa yogyakarta mengalami keterbatasan ketersediaan lahan, baik untuk kegiatan ekonomi maupun tempat tinggal. terbatasnya ketersediaan lahan tersebut berimplikasi pada lahan di daerah sub urban atau pinggiran terjadi perubahan penggunaannya, salah satu contohnya lahan pertanian berubah menjadi bagunan tempat tinggal seperti munculnya perumahan. konsekuensi dari perubahan penggunaan lahan di daerah pinggiran kota yogyakarta yaitu secara tidak langsung terjadi perluasan lahan perkotan di daerah istimewa yogyakarta, khususnya di kecamatan-kecamatn yang berdekatan dengan kota yogyakarta. simpulan penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap penggunaan lahan perkotaan di kawasan perkotaan daerah istimewa yogyakarta. data penelitian merupakan data sekunder, yaitu data cross section kecamatan di kabupaten sleman, bantul, dan kota yogyakarta tahun 2011. sampel dalam penelitian ini adalah 48 kecamatan di kabupaten sleman, bantul, dan kota yogyakarta tahun 2011. analisis yang digunakan adalah statistik spasial. hasil analisis memperlihatkan pentingnya pertumbuhan pada wilayah perkotaan. selain itu, penggunaan lahan perkotaan meningkat sebesar 0,55 persen ketika pdrb sebagai proxy dari pertumbuhan ekonomi meningkat 1 persen. di sisi lain, kepadatan penduduk dan perumahan turut mempengaruhi penggunaan lahan perkotaan. penggunaan lahan perkotaan yang meningkat berimplikasi kepada terjadinya perluasan lahan perkotaan di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. berdasarkan kesimpulan di atas terdapat beberapa saran antara lain: pemerintah (pemerintah daerah istimewa yogyakarta, permerintah kabupaten sleman, pemerintah kabupaten bantul, dan pemerintah kota yogyakarta) dalam konteks pembangunan daerah tidak hanya fokus di pusat-pusat aktivitas ekonomi, tetapi memperhatikan daerah di sekitar pusat serta daerah yang jauh daerah pusat ekonomi untuk pemerataan pembangunan. selain itu, alat pemetaan wilayah yang selanjutnya dapat dijadikan sebagai dasar pengambilan kebijakan pembagunan daerah. sementara itu, untuk penyempurnaan penelitian ini diharapkan pada masa mendatang, penelitian tentang pertumbuhan ekonomi dan penggunaan lahan perkotaan perlu pengkajian terhadap dampak dari pembangunan ekonomi terhadap perluasan lahan perkotaan pada cakupan wilayah penelitian yang lebih luas. 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(2011). analyzing and modeling land use land cover (lulc) in the daqing city, china, applied geography, vol. 31, 600-608. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 22-30 30 lampiran gambar 6. local moran’s i dari lnlu gambar 7. lisa cluster map lnpdrb jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 21 nomor 1, april 2020 article type: research paper external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries malik cahyadin* and lely ratwianingsih abstract: this research examines the empirical model of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries during 1980-2017. the countries included indonesia, malaysia, thailand and the philippines. the data were collected from the world bank publications. the ardl-ecm and granger causality test (gct) were employed to address the research objectives. the findings indicated that there were short-term effects on each empirical model (external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment). furthermore, the stability test exhibited that the models were precise and stable. the gct result showed that there was a causal between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment, especially in indonesia. moreover, the linkages between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries were comovement. therefore, the governments are expected to emphasis on macroeconomic policies, such as pro-stability of the exchange rate, external debt risk management, and pro-poor. keywords: external debt; exchange rate; unemployment; macroeconomic policy. jel classification: f31, f34, j60. introduction some developing and developed countries face an increase in external debt as a source of development financing. the low level of external debt is expected to maintain the stability of domestic economic and fiscal sustainability. for example, in 2016, the world bank showed that united state, united kingdom, and japan had a ratio of public debt to gdp above 100%. in contrast, the countries, such as indonesia malaysia, thailand, and the philippines, have a ratio of public debt to gdp below 60%. empirically, malaysia showed that the risk of a high level of public debt could impact negatively on fiscal sustainability and the domestic economy (baharumshah, soon, & lau, 2017). this condition proves that external debt contributes significantly to the country's macroeconomic indicators. therefore, this research emphasizes the estimation and the relationship between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment. besides, unemployment is one of the important macroeconomic indicators in the asean region, besides economic growth. the high level of unemployment leads to high level of public and private debt to generate business cycle of industry and absorb labour. affiliation: faculty of economics and business, universitas sebelas maret (uns), surakarta. indonesia. *correspondence: malikcahyadin@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.21.1.5029 citation: cahyadin, m., & ratwianingsih, l. (2020). external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(1), 16-36. article history received: 20 january 2020 reviewed: 3 february 2020 14 april 2020 revised: 17 april 2020 23 april 2020 accepted: 17 april 2020 mailto:malikcahyadin@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8055 https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 17 external debt and exchange rate can be a credible economic indicator to enlighten a country’s domestic economy. there are some economic variables related to those indicators. nelasco (2012) explained that the external debt in south asian countries tends to increase due to some defining factors, such as population, fdi, international reserve, exchange rate, gdp per capita, gni per capita, export, and import. meanwhile, ramasamy and abar (2015) identified the factors affecting the exchange rate, namely: interest rate, inflation rate, the balance of payment, employment rate, corruption index, gdp, budget surplus/deficit, tax, and borrowing. besides, inflation, debt, and exchange rate have a good relationship both in the shortand long-run (yien, abdullah & azzam, 2017). therefore, third world countries need to ensure the availability and the continuity of debt management by strengthening some aspects like the institutions, human resources, law, and strategy (mahmud, 2018). four asean countries – indonesia, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines – undergo an increasing external debt over time. furthermore, they also go through a fluctuating exchange rate and unemployment. this phenomenon becomes one of the motivations of this research. in addition, three steps of estimations would be executed. the first step was estimating the empirical model of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries under ardl-ecm. the second step was examining the fitted value of the empirical model of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment. finally, the granger causality test (gct) was utilized to estimate the link between the fitted value of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment. thus, this research attempt to employ multi-step estimations. to our best knowledge, the multi-step estimations on external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean countries were not used by the previous studies. the empirical research by abdoh, yusuf, zulkifli, bulot, and ibrahim (2016) identified that export had a significant effect on the exchange rate, while interest rate and inflation had an insignificant impact. a different result was obtained by parveen, khan, and ismail (2012), they found that economic growth, inflation, export, and import have a significant effect on the exchange rate. meanwhile, patel, patel, and patel (2014) described that exchange rate could be influenced by inflation, interest rate, capital account balance, the role of speculators, cost of manufacture, the debt of the country, gross domestic product, political stability and economic performance, employment, the relative strength of other currencies, macroeconomic, and geopolitical events. thus, this research identifies that the exchange rate in asean is influenced by export, interest rate, inflation, and external debt. another empirical research such as awan, anjum, and rahim (2015) explained that in the long-run, the external debt was determined by the fiscal deficit, trade openness, and exchange rate. in contrast, in the short-run, the external debt was influenced by trade openness, exchange rate, and external debt. abdullahi, bakar, and hasan (2015) described that external debt was influenced by the exchange rate, interest rate, saving, and budget deficit both in the shortand long-run. the empirical findings are supported by mupunga and roux (2014), and lau and lee (2016). therefore, this research determines that the cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 18 external debt in selected asean countries can be affected by interest rate, exchange rate, and national saving. dalmar, ali, and ali (2017) have conducted empirical research on the determinants of unemployment. the findings showed that unemployment was influenced significantly by gross domestic product (gdp), population growth, and external debt. moreover, the gross capital formation and exchange rate were insignificant. besides, puspadjuita (2018) explained that the unemployment rate was significantly affected by the proportion of high school and above workforce, while the urbanization rate, industrialization rate, elasticity of labour absorption, and provincial minimum wage had an insignificant effect. thus, this research analyses the effect of gdp growth, exchange rate, and external debt on unemployment in selected asean countries. the main objective of this research is to estimate the linkage between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries during 1980-2017. moreover, the main findings of the first step of analysis in this research showed that (a) external debt in asean countries was determined by real interest rate, exchange rate, and national saving, (b) exchange rate in asean countries were affected by total export, real interest rate, external debt, and inflation, and (c) unemployment in asean countries was determined by economic growth, exchange rate, and external debt. all findings are supported by previous empirical studies. it means that this research was only using a different method in the form of ardl-ecm compared to the previous empirical studies. in contrast, this research employed the next step of analysis using the granger causality test between the fitted value of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment. the second analysis indicated that there was a causal between variables. thus, the finding becomes a broader analysis compared to the previous study. figure 1 illustrates indonesia, malaysia, thailand, and philippine’s external debt growth. generally, external debt growth in all countries was fluctuating. the external debt in malaysia and thailand was relatively significant. both countries should concern about managing and controlling external debt growth to reduce a negative impact on the domestic economy. figure 1 external debt growth in asean 4, 1981-2016 (%) source: the world bank (processed) cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 19 figure 2 describes the growth of the exchange rate and the unemployment rate in asean4. the trend of growth rate showed fluctuation. the exchange rate fluctuations in indonesia, the philippines, and thailand led to the depreciation of the us dollar. exchange rate depreciation would risk the domestic economy under the weak fundamental of macro-economy, such as the high unemployment rate, inflation, and deficit of the balance of payments. meanwhile, the exchange rate in malaysia was quite stable. however, the exchange rate in malaysia (rm/us$) led to a state depreciation. the unemployment in selected asean countries is relatively fluctuating but tends to decline. indonesia and thailand have a relatively high unemployment rate. the governments of those countries need to observe this phenomenon properly. the macro and micro-economy indicators driving unemployment should be adequately managed. besides, the high unemployment rate will be a burden for the governments to increase the domestic economy significantly and continually. note: idn = indonesia, mys = malaysia, phl = the philippines, tha = thailand, er = exchange rate, ue = unemployment rate figure 2. exchange rate (local currency/us$) and unemployment rate (%), 1980-2016 source: the world bank cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 20 this research contributes to the existing literature in several ways. firstly, three empirical models exhibited the effect of explanatory variables on external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries during 1980-2017. secondly, ardl-ecm and granger causality test were employed to address the research objectives. finally, this research exhibited the linkage in the form of co-movement between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment. it would show the co-movement or countermovement of those variables during research periods. therefore, the contributions are also directed to the macroeconomic policy that should support three policy issues, such as external debt risk management, exchange rate stability, and pro-poor (control of unemployment rate). research method previous empirical studies fiscal policy is emphasized to encourage the government's ability to obtain adequate and sustainable development of funding sources. fiscal instruments that can be employed are tax revenues and external debt (especially public debt). furthermore, the value of external debt will be closely related to exchange rate fluctuations. it will imply the government's fiscal policy because the government uses foreign currencies, especially us dollars, in external debt contracts. moreover, the level of external debt and exchange rate fluctuations have implications for the unemployment rate because those indicators will be utilized in production factors in the form of additional cash flow for industry and government programs for the national project. a productive external debt and stability of the exchange rate can promote a significant reduction in the unemployment rate. the research conducted by faini and gressani (1998) identifies that the external debt burdens the philippines’ fiscal. this burden should be reduced and compensated by the stable exchange rate for the anti-inflation and pro-growth policy. siregar and pontines (2005) described that the exchange rate was affected by the term of trade, government expenditure, and productivity. both types of research emphasize the vital role of fiscal in determining external debt. one example of the debt policy is the management and control of external debt for the productive sector. furthermore, neaime (2009) explained the critical role of exchange rate and debt management policy. some economic indicators were used to measure and manage debt ratio to the export, current account ratio to the export, debt ratio to the gdp, export, import, and interest rate. meanwhile, benigno and romei (2012) argued that there were two economic instruments used to control the rate and effect of external debt to the domestic economy, both in the shortand long-term; those instruments were the exchange rate and real interest rate. therefore, this research focus on the analysis of external debt determinants in selected asean countries under the ardl-ecm estimation. furthermore, this research would find that the effect of interest rate, exchange rate, and national saving on external debt may vary between selected asean countries. cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 21 the empirical researches on the correlation and effects of exchange rate on external debt have been estimated by fida, khan, and sohall (2012), bunescu (2014), couharde, rey and sallenave (2015), draz and ahmad (2015), nwanne and richard (2015), odera (2015), saheed, sani, and idakwoji (2015), and asonuma (2016). the effects of the variables could occur both in the shortand long-run. therefore, the policymakers in the monetary or fiscal authorities should manage the external debt and maintain the stability of the exchange rate. hence, this research will analyse the causality between external debt and exchange rate in asean 4 using granger causality test (gct). the causality results can be classified into three categories, namely: unidirectional, no causality, or bidirectional. this step of analysis becomes the novelty of this research compared to the previous empirical studies. moreover, the determinant factors of the exchange rate in selected asean countries include export, interest rate, inflation, and external debt. frenkel and ros (2006) revealed that the exchange rate brought a significant effect on unemployment in latin america. this result is relevant to the research conducted by chang and shen (2011), floyd (2012), and he (2013). the correlation and effect between the exchange rate on unemployment can be referred from nyahokwe and newadi (2013), and ogonna, idenyi, ifeyinwa, and gabriel (2016). nyahokwe and newadi (2016), who explained that the exchange rate had a significant effect on unemployment in south africa. furthermore, ogonna et al. (2016) indicated that public debt had a significant impact on unemployment in the long term. in contrast, aurangzeb and asif (2013) analysed the effect of inflation, gdp, exchange rate, and population on the unemployment in pakistan, india, and china. the result indicated that all independent variables had significant effects on unemployment in those countries. thus, this research would focus on the estimate of the impact of gdp growth, exchange rate, and external debt on unemployment in selected asean countries. ardl-ecm would be employed. besides, this research also used the granger causality test (gct) to analyse the causality between exchange rate and unemployment, external debt, and unemployment in selected asean countries. dataset this research utilized secondary data from the world bank publications during 1980-2017. the data were used to estimate the equations of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean 4. the year 1980 was chosen as the initial period of research because, at that time, the asean member countries were still pushing for improvement in domestic economic conditions, primarily related to poverty, unemployment, and inequality as well as energy availability/investment problems (akrasanee, 1981). moreover, the asean member countries chosen as the focus of this research were indonesia, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. those countries were categorized as developing countries that made great efforts to stimulate economic growth through external debt. the description of the research variables can be seen in table 1. those variables were written in symbols to simplify the writing in the ardl-ecm model and granger causality test. the real external debt variable was symbolized with red, while the exchange rate cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 22 and unemployment were represented with er and uer, respectively. furthermore, the variables of total export, real interest rate, inflation, real national saving, and gdp growth were signified with x, rir, inf, rns, and gdpg, respectively. the four asean countries (indonesia, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines) were denoted with ind, mys, tha, and phl. table 1 description of research variables variables description measurement /unit total external debt total external debt is debt owed to non-residents repayable in currency, goods, or services. total external debt is the sum of public, publicly guaranteed, and private nonguaranteed long-term debt, use of imf credit, and short-term debt. short-term debt includes all debt having an original maturity of one year or less and an interest in arrears on long-term debt. data are in current u.s. dollars. real external debt total external debt/consumer price index. consumer price index reflects changes in the cost to the average consumer of acquiring a basket of goods and services that may be fixed or changed at specified intervals, such as yearly. the laspeyres formula is generally used (consumer price index; 2010 = 100). data are in constant u.s. dollars. exchange rate the official exchange rate refers to the exchange rate determined by national authorities or to the rate specified in the legally sanctioned exchange market. it is calculated as an annual average based on monthly averages (local currency units relative to the u.s. dollar). idr/usd, myr/usd; thb/usd; and php/usd unemploy ment rate unemployment, total (% of the total labour force) (national estimate). unemployment refers to the share of the labour force that is without work but available for and seeking employment. per cent (%). total export exports of goods and services (constant 2010 us$). exports of goods and services represent the value of all goods and other market services provided to the rest of the world. they include the value of merchandise, freight, insurance, transport, travel, royalties, license fees, and other services, such as communication, construction, financial, information, business, personal, and government services. they exclude compensation of employees and investment income (formerly called factor services) and transfer payments. data are in constant u.s. dollars. real interest rate the real interest rate is the lending interest rate adjusted for inflation as measured by the gdp deflator. the terms and conditions attached to lending rates differ by country, however, limiting their comparability. per cent (%). inflation inflation, as measured by the consumer price index, reflects the annual percentage change in the cost to the average consumer of acquiring a basket of goods and services that may be fixed or changed at specified intervals, such as yearly. the laspeyres formula is generally used. per cent (%). total national saving net national savings are equal to gross national savings less than the value of consumption of fixed capital. net national saving is in current u.s. dollars. real national saving total national saving/consumer price index. the laspeyres formula is generally used (consumer price index; 2010 = 100). net national saving is in constant u.s. dollars. gdp growth the annual percentage growth rate of gdp at market prices based on constant local currency. aggregates are based on constant 2010 u.s. dollars. gdp is the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy plus any product taxes and minus any subsidies not included in the value of the products. it is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. per cent (%). source: the world bank and author data set cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 23 ardl-ecm was formulated to explain the effect of explanatory variables of the equation of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment. the empirical model of the exchange rate can be seen in parveen et al., (2012), patel et al., (2014) and abdoh, et al. (2016). meanwhile, the empirical model of the external debt refers to mupunga and roux (2014); awan et al., (2015); abdullahi et al., (2015); and lau and lee (2016). furthermore, the empirical model of unemployment has been conducted by dalmar et al., (2017) and puspadjuita (2018). the basic model of ardl-ecm has been developed by pesaran and shin (1995). in addition, pesaran, shin, and smith (2001) have also developed an analysis of bounds test to ardl equation. all research variables would take part in a stationarity test (unit-roots) by employing the augmented dickey-fuller (adf) and phillips-perron (pp) test (maddala and kim, 2004). the last step of ardl analysis is the stability test using cusum and cusumq (pesaran and pesaran, 1997 in alimi, 2014). however, the explanation of the co-movement and counter-movement between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment utilized the result of the ardl-ecm estimation and granger causality test. the basic granger causality test (gct) model refers to gujarati and porter (2009). the definition of co-movement is the movement of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment contribute positively to each other. for example, if the exchange rate undergoes appreciation, then the external debt of the asean 4 countries tends to decrease. moreover, if the unemployment decreases, then the external debt burden of the asean 4 countries decreases. besides, if the exchange rate is appreciated, unemployment tends to decrease. meanwhile, the definition of countermovement is the negative contributing conditions between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean 4. the ardl-ecm estimation equations of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment are shown in equations 1a, 1b, 1c, respectively: t1-t41-t31-t21-t1i-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i i1-t n 1i it rnserrirredrnseerdrircredbred  +++++++++=  ==== a (1a) t1-t51-t41-t31-t21-t1i-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i i1-t n 1i it redinfrirxerredfinferirdxcerber  +++++++++++=  ===== a (1b) t1-t41-t31-t21-t1i-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i i1-t n 1i it redergdpguerredeerdgdpgcuerbuer  +++++++++=  ==== a (1c) the δ explains the change in the value of variables. furthermore, ɑ is the constants or intercept of the ardl-ecm model, while b, c, d, e, f, and β are the coefficients/parameters of independent variables. the “t” is the research period from 1980-2017, and ε is the error term of ardl-ecm. cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 24 the three equations can be formulated into ardl estimation models, as follows (equation 2a, 2b, and 2c): ti-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i it rnseerdrircredbred +++++=  ==== a 2a ti-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i it redfinferirdxcerber ++++++=  ===== a 2b ti-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i ii-t n 1i it redeerdgdpgcuerbuer +++++=  ==== a 2c the three ardl equations show the long-run relationship of research variables in asean 4. based on equations 1a, 1b, and 1c, an ecm estimation model can be formulated for the external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment equations in asean 4. the ecm model illustrates the short-term relationship of each equation (3a, 3b, 3c), as follows: t1-t5i-t n 1i 4ii-t n 1i 3ii-t n 1i 2ii-t n 1i 1it ectrnserrirredred  ++++++=  ==== a 3a t1-t6 n 1i i-t5ii-t n 1i 4ii-t n 1i 3ii-t n 1i 2ii-t n 1i 1it ectredinfrirxerer  +++++++=  ===== a 3b t1-t5 n 1i i-t4ii-t n 1i 3ii-t n 1i 2ii-t n 1i 1it ectredergdpgueruer  ++++++=  ==== a 3c the γ is the coefficient/parameter of the independent variables. meanwhile, ect is the error correction term of the short-term ecm model. the value of γ5 should be negative and significant. the final stage of the analysis in this research was the granger causality test (gct). based on the basic gct model in gujarati and porter (2009), the gct models between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean 4 are as follows: t1 n 1k k-t ^ k n 1j j-t ^ ji-t n 1i ^ it ^ reduererred  +++=  === 4 t2 n 1k k-t ^ k n 1j j-t ^ ji-t n 1i ^ it ^ reduererer  +++=  === 5 t3 n 1k k-t ^ k n 1j j-t ^ ji-t n 1i ^ it ^ reduereruer  +++=  === 6 cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 25 the “^” symbol on top of the variables in equations 4, 5, and 6 is the fitted value (ft). ft was obtained from the ardl equations, namely: equation 2a for the fitted value of external debt, equation 2b for the fitted value of exchange rate, and equation 2c for the fitted value of the unemployment rate. result and discussion the first procedure of time series data analysis was the unit-roots test. this test was conducted to identify the stationarity of data. the results of the unit-roots test are illustrated in table 2. based on table 2, it can be inferred that the eight variables in indonesia have been stationary at the first difference, both from the adf and pp results. meanwhile, the other three variables have been stationary at level. these results also occurred in the research variables of thailand and the philippines. furthermore, there were only six stationary variables of malaysia at the first difference based on adf, seven stationary variables at the first difference based on pp, and the remaining have been stationary at a level from the result of adf or pp. the further testing step of research variables was the cointegration test under the ardl bound test. the result can be seen in table 3. the basic test of the bound test can refer to pesaran et al., (2001). the finding showed that the estimation of the external debt equation (equation 2a), the exchange rate (equation 2b), and unemployment (equation 2c) in asean 4 were significant. it explained that the research variables of the three equations had been cointegrated. thus, it implied that there was a long-run relationship among variables. table 4 describes the ardl estimation result of the external debt equation in asean 4. the external debt in indonesia was influenced by the lagged external debt, interest rate, lagged exchange rate, national saving, and lagged national saving. the result confirmed that the current external debt value was influenced by the previous external debt period. other than that, the depreciation of the idr/usd exchange rate would impact the increase of the external debt value. furthermore, insufficient national savings for domestic investment would stimulate external debt policies. it means that the rise in national saving in indonesia would reduce external debt. the estimation results also occurred in the equation of the external debt of malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. however, external debt in the philippines was not significantly influenced by the exchange rate. based on the data of the world bank, the external debt value of the philippines tended to decrease in the period of this research. fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 26 table 2 unit root test results of research variables in indonesia, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines augmented dickey-fuller (adf) test phillips-perron (pp) test level first difference level first difference intercept intercept and trend intercept intercept and trend intercept intercept and trend intercept intercept and trend indonesia erind -0.57541 -2.84241 -7.15884* -7.08668* -1.50738 -2.87959 -7.18357* -7.11111* xind -2.59538 -2.64733 -4.64679* -4.66838* -2.46725 -2.88714 -4.55795* -4.57856* rirind -5.67136* -5.7664* -5.66502* -5.75623* infind -5.00574* -5.02189* -5.00574* -5.02189* redind -1.05463 -1.94394 -4.08276* -4.06387** -1.05365 -1.76556 -4.15807* -4.14344** rnsind -1.76087 -1.84419 -6.17848* -6.09013* -1.73474 -1.82143 -6.17848* -6.09013* uerind -0.87534 0.16535 -3.51215** -2.84456 -1.03226 -0.04343 -3.49773** -3.77541** gdpgind -4.59757* -4.51361* -4.61027* -4.5275* ^(erind) -1.20603 -2.530413 -6.325985* -6.198388* -1.004047 -2.530413 -6.543851* -6.418461* ^(redind) -0.849923 -1.021579 -3.808097* -3.765992** -0.995953 -1.48694 -3.808097* -3.765992** ^(uerind) -1.713447 0.507276 -3.435516** -4.270208* -1.438154 -0.015311 -3.49881** -4.290007* malaysia ermys -0.86389 -1.79245 -4.84012* -4.78884* -1.01386 -2.0101 -4.84640* -4.79482* xmys -1.21074 -0.48935 -5.09034* -5.28836* -1.21074 -0.48935 -5.09461* -5.26699* rirmys -6.43176* -7.60170* -6.43176* -7.36353* infmys -3.70816* -3.63675** -3.58832* -3.50763** redmys 0.74269 -1.00636 -5.27106* -5.50066* 0.69948 -1.04749 -5.26546* -5.49797* rnsmys -1.31871 -2.28932 -6.03730* -5.98264* -1.29738 -2.47334 -6.05488* -6.00082* uermys -1.09890 -3.86741** -4.17300* -4.06069* -1.14962 -1.32842 -4.11341* -4.06069* gdpgmys -4.90324* -4.94693* -4.91807* -4.96297* ^(ermys) -2.223912 -2.49038 -2.58391 -2.393146 -4.45533* -4.47359* -21.0302* -21.4196* ^(redmys) 0.610935 -1.716146 -4.828441* -4.988879* 0.610935 -1.716146 -4.842785* -5.001428* ^(uermys) -3.262918** -3.31140*** -9.157963* -8.976694* thailand ertha -1.65753 -1.39315 -4.94339* -4.95130* -1.74809 -1.63554 -4.93894* -4.94184* xtha -0.3692 -2.67658 -5.90189* -5.81553* -0.31010 -2.79665 -6.07364* -5.98993* rirtha -2.17197 -4.20196** -2.15876 -4.20096** inftha -5.90445* -5.78143* -5.95613* -5.94797* cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 27 augmented dickey-fuller (adf) test phillips-perron (pp) test level first difference level first difference intercept intercept and trend intercept intercept and trend intercept intercept and trend intercept intercept and trend redtha -2.10064 -2.36443 -3.22868** -3.19081*** -1.77130 -1.84529 -3.22868** -3.19081*** rnstha -2.53644 -2.97492 -3.72117* -3.66380** -1.51594 -1.84547 -3.81571* -3.76079** uertha -2.52866 -3.96824** -6.98936* -6.96808* -2.67251*** -3.90476** -7.26529* -7.24464* gdpgtha -3.17463** -3.56965** -3.17444** -3.58876** ^(ertha) -3.780326** -3.805534** -6.95908* -6.822821* -3.780326** -3.817048** -10.78667* -10.70308* ^(redtha) -4.364491* 1.787678 -5.128845* -2.99452 -10.76465* -6.480503* -4.975655* -6.08704* ^(uertha) -1.953804 -2.871546 -5.654628* -5.56234* -1.711567 -2.841266 -5.758768* -5.753359* philippines erphl -1.54176 -1.24909 -4.67230* -4.74921* -1.50739 -1.54236 -4.74037* -4.79813* xphl -1.54176 -1.24909 -4.67230* -4.74921* -1.50739 -1.54236 -4.74037* -4.79813* rirphl -6.1411* -6.13953* -6.14264* -6.21740* infphl -2.78286*** -0.89667 -3.89847* -7.48551* redphl -2.43123 -1.81413 -4.24179* -4.63187* -4.91550* -1.69755 -4.16947* -6.01226* rnsphl -0.33817 -3.67139** -3.65974* -4.52779* -0.97924 -7.32705* -3.63123* -4.59842* uerphl -0.90941 -1.91247 -5.84677* -6.09993* -2.67892*** -3.42952*** -12.84930* -13.70938* gdpgphl -3.23213** -5.87803* -3.29671** -4.82897* ^(erphl) -1.330296 -1.755714 -3.985722* -4.005474* -1.325743 -1.656696 -3.987194* -4.005809* ^(redphl) -3.119157** -2.378158 -5.079375* -5.225188* -3.948421* -2.39248 -5.076459* -5.333937* ^(uerphl) -1.060146 -1.729828 -11.06202* -10.89954* -1.897426 -3.799912** -11.67886* -11.46349* source: secondary data (processed) note: 1. mackinnon (1996) *α = 1%; **α = 5%; and ***α = 10% 2. max. lag is 9 based on schwarz information criterion 3. description: er = exchange rate (lcu/usd); x = total export (usd); rir = real interest rate (%); red = to tal external debt/ihk (usd); rns = total national saving/ihk (usd); uer = unemployment rate (%); gdpg = gdp growth (%); inf = inflation (%); ^(red) = fitted value of estimation result from eq. 2a; ^(er) = fitted value of estimation result from eq. 2b; ^(uer) = fitted value of estimation result from eq. 2c; ind = indonesia; mys = malaysia; tha = thailand; and phl = philippines . fakhrunnas total financing of islamic rural banks and regional macroeconomic factors: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 28 table 3 ardl bound test of indonesia, malaysia, thailand, and the philippines indonesia malaysia thailand philippines equation 2a f-statistic k f-statistic k f-statistic k f-statistic k 3.431131 3 22.27799 3 10.40904 3 16.92378 3 equation 2b f-statistic k f-statistic k f-statistic k f-statistic k 0.942223 4 4.751374 4 29.89509 4 3.225511 4 equation 2c f-statistic k f-statistic k f-statistic k f-statistic k 3.51776 3 12.3331 3 9.252666 3 4.079481 3 critical value bounds significance i0 bound i1 bound 10% 2.72 3.77 5% 3.23 4.35 2.50% 3.69 4.89 1% 4.29 5.61 source: secondary data (processed) table 4 ardl estimation of factors affecting external debt in asean 4 countries dependent var. independent var./significant indonesia redind redind(-1)*; redind(-2)**; redind(-3)**; redind(-4)***; rirind**; erind(-1)**; erind(-3)**; rnsind*; rnsind(-1)*; rnsind(-2)** f-statistic 160.2296* adjusted r2 0.989129 malaysia redmys redmys(-1)*; redmys(-3)*; redmys(-4)*; rirmys(-1)**; ermys*; ermys(-1)***; ermys(-4)*; rnsmys(-1)**; rnsmys(-3)*; rnsmys(-4)* f-statistic 565.2941* adjusted r2 0.996908 thailand redtha redtha(-1)*; rirtha(-1)**; rirtha(-2)**; rirtha(-3)*; ertha*; rnstha(-2)**; rnstha(-4)** f-statistic 57.47605* adjusted r2 0.970222 philippines redphl c*; redphl(-1)*; rirphl**; rirphl(-3)***; rnsphl***; rnsphl(-4)** f-statistic 118.7267* adjusted r2 0.980954 source: secondary data (processed) note: a. dependent variable = redind; redmys; redtha; and redphl (see appendix, table a) b. sig. * α=1%; ** α =5%; *** α =10% table 5 ardl estimation of factors affecting exchange rate in asean 4 countries dependent var. independent var./significant indonesia erind xind***; rirind***; infind*** f-statistic 47.01245 adjusted r2 0.97402 malaysia ermys ermys(-1)*; ermys(-2)**; xmys*; xmys(-3)*; xmys(-4)*; rirmys***; rirmys(2)*; rirmys(-3)*; infmys**; infmys(-1)***; infmys(-3)**; infmys(-4)* f-statistic 161.9983* adjusted r2 0.993028 thailand ertha xtha***; xtha(-3)**; rirtha(-1)**; rirtha(-3)***; rirtha(-4)**; inftha***; inftha(-1)**; redtha**; redtha(-1)*** f-statistic 35.23235* adjusted r2 0.961010 philippines erphl c*; erphl(-1)*; xphl*; xphl(-1)*; rirphl(-1)*; rirphl(-2)*; redphl*; redphl(-4)** f-statistic 128.4036* adjusted r2 0.980465 source: secondary data (processed) note: a. dependent variable = erind; ermys; ertha; and erphl (see appendix, table b) b. sig. * α=1%; ** α =5%; *** α =10% cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 29 the exchange rate growth in asean 4 was also related to domestic indicators and external debt policies. based on table 5, the exchange rate in indonesia is influenced by export, interest rate, and inflation. this condition also occurred in the exchange rate equation of malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. however, the exchange rates in the three countries were also influenced by the lagged variable of export, interest rate, and external debt. furthermore, the exchange rate in the philippines was also influenced by the lagged variable of the exchange rate. the estimation result indicated that the exchange appreciation and depreciation in asean 4 were determined not only by domestic transaction/economic conditions but also by policies and foreign economic transactions of each asean member. however, the estimation of the unemployment equation in asean 4 is explained in table 6. unemployment in indonesia was influenced by the lagged variable of unemployment, economic growth, exchange rate, and external debt. the estimation results also occurred in the unemployment equation in malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. it means that the economic growth in asean 4 has not been able to stimulate a decline in sustainable unemployment. besides, the appreciation and depreciation value of the exchange rate also had an impact on the unemployment rate. therefore, the exchange rate stability in the asean region is expected to reduce the unemployment rate. moreover, the external debt policies by the asean countries are also expected to be utilized to reducing the unemployment rate through productive investment. table 6 ardl estimation of factors affecting unemployment in asean 4 countries dependent var. independent var./significant indonesia uerind uerind(-1)*; gdpgind(-1)**; gdpgind(-4)*; erind***; erind(-1)**; erind(-4)**; redind* f-statistic 56.65208* adjusted r2 0.961461 malaysia uermys c***; uermys(-2)***; uermys(-4)**; gdpgmys(-3)***; ermys(-2)***; redmys(-4)*** f-statistic 130.0718* adjusted r2 0.991465 thailand uertha c*; uertha(-3)***; gdpgtha(-1)**; gdpgtha(-2)**; ertha(-4)** f-statistic 9.262903* adjusted r2 0.794798 philippines uerphl c**; uerphl(-1)**; uerphl(-2)*; gdpgphl(-3)*; erphl**; erphl(1)***; erphl(-2)*; erphl(-3)*; erphl(-4)*; redphl**; redphl(-1)**; redphl(-4)*** f-statistic 18.38879 adjusted r2 0.911539 source: secondary data (processed) note: a. dependent variable = uerind; uermys; uertha; and uerphl (see appendix, table c) b. sig. * α=1%; ** α =5%; *** α =10% cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 30 table 7 ecm estimation of factors affecting external debt in asean 4 countries dependent var. independent var./significant indonesia redind d(redind(-2))**; d(redind(-3))***; d(rirind)*; d(rirind(1))*; d(erind(-2))**; d(rnsind)*; d(rnsind(-1)**; ect(-1). ect(-1) has a negative sign but not significant. malaysia redmys d(redmys(-3))*; d(rnsmys(-2))*; d(rnsmys(-3))**; ect(1)* thailand redtha d(rnstha(-1))**; d(rnstha(-3))**; ect(-1)* philippines redphl d(rnsphl)**; d(rnsphl(-3))**; ect(-1)* source: secondary data (processed) note: a. dependent variable = redind; redmys; redtha; and redphl (see appendix, table d) b. long-run coefficient (cointeq): 1. indonesia; cointeq = redind (127111212.8597*rirind + 37414.2218*erind +3.2351*rnsind + 85174821.8961) 2. malaysia; cointeq = redmys (44270512.1281*rirmys -7194637.4241*ermys +5.9761*rnsmys 411543399.8824) 3. thailand; cointeq = redtha (81751912.5232*rirtha -13758849.4414*ertha +4.4317*rnstha 567039017.7702) 4. philippines; cointeq = redphl (1085033.1695*rirphl -5218884.0436*erphl-0.1933*rnsphl + 1047758733.6311 ) c. sig. * α=1%; ** α =5%; *** α =10% this research also used the ecm method to examine the short-term effect of the external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment equation in asean 4. table 7 describes the estimation result of the external debt equation in asean 4. the external debt in indonesia was influenced by changes in external debt value, changes in interest rate, change in the exchange rate, and exchange in national saving value. this estimation result was different from the estimation of the external debt equation in malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. for example, in the short term, the external debt in malaysia was influenced by lagged of external debt and national savings. meanwhile, in the short term, the exchange rate in thailand and the philippines was influenced by national saving and lagged national saving. the variable in the ecm equation that formed the equation was ect. the ect(-1) value of the external debt equation of the three countries was negative and significant. table 8 ecm estimation of factors affecting exchange rate in asean 4 countries dependent var. independent var./significant indonesia erind d(xind)***; d(rirind)***; d(infind)***; ect(-1). ect(-1) has a negative sign but not significant. malaysia ermys d(ermys(-1))**; d(xmys)*; d(xmys(-2))*; d(xmys(-3))*; d(rirmys)***; d(rirmys(-1))*; d(rirmys(-2))*; d(infmys)**; d(infmys(-2))**; d(infmys(-3))*; d(redmys(-2))**; d(redmys(3))**; ect(-1). ect(-1) has a negative sign but not significant. thailand ertha d(xtha)**; d(xtha(-2))**; d(rirtha(-2))**; d(rirtha(-3))**; d(inftha)***; d(redtha)**; ect(-1)* philippines erphl d(erphl(-3))**; d(rirphl(-1))*; d(infphl(-1))*; ect(-1)** source: secondary data (processed) note: a. dependent variable = erind; ermys; ertha; and erphl (see appendix, table e) b. long-run coefficient (cointeq): 1. indonesia: cointeq = erind (-0.0000*rxind + 1148.2908*rirind + 3539.0335*infind + 0.0000*redind + 8466.1245) cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 31 2. malaysia: cointeq = ermys (2.2656*log(rxmys) -1.2733*rirmys + 0.6904*infmys 2.4975*log(redmys) + 8.3485) 3. thailand: cointeq = log(ertha) (0.5798*log(rxtha) + 0.0734*rirtha + 0.0398*inftha 0.2980*log(redtha) -2.9915 ) 4. philippines: cointeq = erphl (0.0000*rxphl + 0.3492*rirphl -2.6295*infphl-0.0000*redphl + 23.3563) c. sig. * α=1%; ** α =5%; *** α =10% table 8 shows that the estimation result of the exchange rate in asean 4 uses ecm. the exchange rate in indonesia was influenced by export, interest rate, and inflation. the three variables were also influential to the exchange rate in malaysia. besides, the shortterm effect in the form of ect occurred in two other countries: thailand and the philippines. for instance, the exchange rate in thailand was influenced by export, interest rate, inflation, external debt, and ect(-1). moreover, the exchange rate in the philippines was influenced by the lagged of the exchange rate, interest rate, inflation, and ect. this result confirmed that the short-term model of the exchange rate in thailand and the philippines was precise. the ect(-1) in both countries was negative and significant. the ecm estimation results in the unemployment equation in asean 4 can be seen in table 9. in the short-term, the ecm estimation results in the unemployment equation of malaysia, and thailand was precise. it can be seen from the ect(-1) value, which showed negative and significant. in the two countries, unemployment was influenced by the lagged of unemployment variable, lagged of economic growth variable, and lagged of exchange rate variable. moreover, unemployment in indonesia was influenced by the lagged economic growth and exchange rate variable. furthermore, unemployment in the philippines was influenced by the lagged of unemployment, economic growth, exchange rate, and external debt variables. table 9 ecm estimation of factors affecting unemployment in asean 4 countries dependent var. independent var./significant indonesia uerind d(gdpgind(-2))*; d(erind(-3))**; ect(-1). ect(-1) has a negative sign but not significant. malaysia uermys d(uermys(-3))**; d(gdpg(-2))***; d(ermys(-1))***; ect(-1)** thailand uertha d(uertha(-2))*; d(gdpgtha(-1))**; d(ertha(-3))**; ect(-1)* philippines uerphl d(uerphl(-1))*; d(gdpgphl(-1))**; d(gdpgphl(-2))*; d(erphl)**; d(erphl(-1))*; d(erphl(-2))*; d(erphl(-3))*; d(redphl)*; d(redphl(1))**; d(redphl(-2))**; ect(-1). ect(-1) has a negative sign but not significant. source: secondary data (processed) note: a. dependent variable = uerind; uermys; uertha; and uerphl (see appendix, table f) b. long-run coefficient (cointeq): 1. indonesia: cointeq = uerind (-12.1315*gdpgind + 0.0060*erind + 0.0000*redind -29.5055) 2. malaysia: cointeq = uermys (0.1344*gdpgmys -1.4333*ermys -0.0000*redmys + 8.5838) 3. thailand: cointeq = uertha (-0.4856*gdpgtha -0.0928*ertha -0.0000*redtha + 10.1033) 4. philippines: cointeq = uerphl (-1.2220*gdpgphl -11.3150*erphl-36.0145*redphl + 779.1569) c. sig. * α=1%; ** α =5%; *** α =10% cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 32 the last step of the ardl-ecm estimation conducted in this research was the stability test using cusum and cusumq. the stability test results of the ardl equations of each external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean 4 are shown in appendix figure a, b, and c. for example, based on figure a, the ardl estimation results of the external debt equation in asean 4 has been stable. it indicates that the robustness of the ardl model has been correct. the results of ardl estimation stability also occurred in the exchange rate equation (figure b) and unemployment (figure c) in each of the asean countries. the empirical findings of the external debt estimation are supported by previous empirical studies such as mupunga and roux (2014); awan et al., (2015); abdullahi et al., (2015); and lau and lee (2016). they exhibited that real interest rate, exchange rate, and national saving had a significant impact on external debt in many countries. the government of asean countries has insight that the stability of the exchange rate is a significant factor in controlling the level of external debt. whereas, the competitive real interest rate can attract many creditors to approve external debt contracts. furthermore, the empirical findings of exchange rate estimation are also revealed by previous empirical studies such as parveen et al.,(2012), patel et al., (2014) and abdoh, et al. (2016). the findings informed that total export, real interest rate, and external debt could restrain the exchange rate volatility among countries. finally, the results of unemployment estimation are appropriate with some previous empirical studies, such as dalmar et al., (2017) and puspadjuita (2018). they described that the high economic growth promoted the low level of unemployment, the stability of the exchange rate could control the level of unemployment, and the high level of external debt in productive sectors led unemployment reduction at a significant level. the finding of the second step of analysis can be explained by table 10. it described the result of the granger causality test (gct) between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean 4. based on the table, it can be seen that causality occurred between external debt and the exchange rate in indonesia, malaysia, and thailand. on the other hand, causality occurred between unemployment and external debt in indonesia, the philippines, and thailand. last, causality also occurred between unemployment and the exchange rate in indonesia and the philippines. table 10 granger causality test result variables indonesia malaysia philippines thailand ^(red) ^(er) ^(er) ^(red) no causality unidirectional no causality unidirectional no causality unidirectional no causality ^(uer) ^(red) ^(red) ^(uer) bidirectional no causality no causality unidirectional unidirectional no causality ^(uer) ^(er) ^(er) ^(uer) no causality unidirectional no causality no causality unidirectional no causality source: data analysis note: “^” is fitted value from equations 2a, 2b, and 2c cahyadin & ratwianingsih external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in selected asean countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 33 conclusion in this paper, the relationship between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean-4 has been explained using the ardl-ecm and granger causality test (gct). the analysis used multi-step. it means that there were two steps of analysis. the first step was estimating the external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment model under ardlecm. furthermore, the authors estimated the fitted value of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment using e-views. the second step of the analysis was determining the linkage between external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment under gct. the short-term effect in the external debt equation occurred in malaysia, thailand, and the philippines. meanwhile, the short-term impact on the exchange rate equation arose in thailand and the philippines. finally, the short-term effect in the unemployment equation occurred in malaysia and thailand. meanwhile, based on the ardl estimation results and stability tests on the external debt equation, the exchange rate and unemployment in asean countries indicated that the estimation model was precise. it means that there was a tendency of the development of external debt, exchange rate, and unemployment in asean countries to be a co-movement. besides, the gct results between external debt and exchange rates in indonesia, malaysia, and thailand were unidirectional. the causality between unemployment and external debt in the philippines and thailand was unidirectional, while in indonesia, they were bi-direction. then, the causality between unemployment and exchange rates in indonesia and the philippines was indirection. the result encourages the governments in asean 4 to be able to manage external debt appropriately to stimulate economic growth and decrease the unemployment rate. furthermore, the supervision of exchange rate appreciation and depreciation can also be carried out through foreign exchange market intervention to maintain the value of external debt and keep the number of unemployment in order not to increase continuously. it means that pro-stability exchange rate policies, pro-poor (control unemployment rate), and control of external debt are the focus of the macroeconomic policies of the government of asean 4 countries. references abdoh, w. m. y. m., yusuf, n h. m., zulkifli, s. a. m., bulot, n., & ibrahim, n. j. 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(2007), among others). tsebelis (1990) argued that from 86 cases of economic sanction, only 33 cases were considered effective. hufbauer, et. al. (2007) reported that from year 1914 to 2006 there were 174 economic sanction cases and only about 34 percent of those were considered effective. modelling of economic sanction may be conducted by using either decision theory or game theory. tsebelis (1990) argued that economic sanctions is better being analysed using game theory on the ground that the probabilities of success and failure in committing a violation are affecte d by the interactions of rational players. indeed a country is not a human, however, any decision to violate/follow international law/agreement by a country have been made by rational players which can be modelled as a representative agent. this paper aims to refine the sanction game proposed by tsebelis (1990). the concept of the sanction game proposed by tsebelis (1990) is discussed in research methods.. the refinement 1 united nations, charter of the united nations, chapter vii, article 41 of the sanction game is presented in result and discussion. recent findings from various studies will be used to reconstruct the game especially in determining the payoffs. research method this paper uses analytical approach to construct economic sanction phenomenon into a game theoretical analysis. the sanction game proposed by tsebelis (1990) does not have pure strategy nash equilibrium. hence, the analysis in finding mixed strategy nash equilibrium is by using minimax method. the sanction game the method used in this study is the approach of error correction model (ecm), because this model is able to test whether the empirical model is consistent with economic theory and in the solution of the time series variables are not stationary and spurious regression (thomas, 1997). spurious regression is chaotic regression, with a significant result regression of the data that is not related. tsebelis (1990) modelled the interaction among countries in imposing economic sanction as a 2x2 game played simultaneously by representative agents and the game is called the sanction game. the row player represents target country, while the column player represents sender country. the target country may choose one of the two strategies available, namely to violate or not to violate international agreements/laws.2 on the other hands, the sender country may also choose one of the two strategies namely to impose sanction or not to impose sanction. the sanction game is presented in a normal form game as follows: (see figure 1) the sanction game does not have pure strategy nash equilibrium, implying that there is no player who chooses a particular strategy with probability equal to 1. nevertheless, the game has mixed strategy equilibrium. suppose the target country chooses to violate with probability x and the sender country chooses to 2 the agreements may be applicable for two countries (bilateral) or more than two countries (multilateral). refinement of the tsebelis’ (1990) economic sanction game (khalifany ash shidiqi) 3 enforce with probability y, then the mixed strategy equilibrium of the game is as follows: 1) 2) indeed, tsebelis’ (1990) pioneer approach in adopting game theoretical approach to analyze international sanction should be acknowledged and appreciated. nevertheless there are several caveats which can be noted in tsebelis’ (1990) model. first, the outcome (not violate, sanction) may not be realistic in real world. given the target country choose ‘not to violate’, would it be any impact on the target country whether or not the sender country chooses either ‘sanction’ or ‘not to sanction’? in fact, the sender country does not have any justification to sanction the target country since the target country chooses ‘not to violate’. second, tsebelis (1990) modelled the phenomena in international relation by using the sanction game with aggregated payoffs. each cell of the payoff matrix reflects the net benefits which have been arisen from the combination of two strategies chosen by two players simultaneously. the use of aggregated payoffs does not permit us to trace the elements of benefits and costs which formulate the net benefits in each cell of the payoff matrix. consequently, as long as the aggregated payoffs have been used in the model, any attempt to change either the severity of the sanction or the incentive for not to violate the law, the impact of the policy to the process of the change in the elements of benefits and costs is not observable. this may raise a further inquiry on how realistic tsebelis’ (1990) sanction game can be to represent phenomena of economic sanction in the real world. result and discussion a refinement of the sanction game the revised version of the sanction game is a 2x2 game played simultaneously by representative agents, namely the target and the sender countries. it is assumed that the target country is one or more countries which run missions that have tendencies to give a potential threat to the peace of the world.3 in this case, the missions have been perceived as a violation of international agreement/law or against the principles of the un (see charter of the un, chapter 1, article 1). on the other hands, the sender country is assumed to be a country or international authority (such as scun) as the main proposer in the use of economic sanction. hufbauer, et. al. (2007:44) argued that the economic sanction tend to be enforced gradually by the sender country. there are several activities which can be pursued by the sender country prior to the implementation of the sanction are: a) investigating the target country’s activities, b) reporting the outcome of the investigation to the un, and c) sanctioning the target country approved by the un if the target country’s activities are proven to be a violation of international agreement/law.4 pradiptyo (2007) refined the inspection game proposed by tsebelis (1989) in modelling the deterrence effect in criminal justice system by using disaggregated payoffs. in the same manner, in this article, the sanction game modelled by tsebelis (1990) is going to be reconstructed by using disaggregated payoffs. empirical findings from several studies will be used to develop the disaggregated payoffs of the game. from the target country’s perspective, the violation of international agreement/law that has been carried out is justified as long as it gives rise to benefits obtained due to the conduct (bv). in this circumstance, the target country may be able to defend and to keep the mission running from any pressures. given the target country chose to violate international agreement/law, if the sender country choose ‘enforce’, the target country is going to receive economic sanction (cv) and this will be 3 there are many cases, however, that this assumption may not necesarily hold, in the sense that the sender country may simply implement economic sanctions to any country which does not comply with the sender country interests. 4 ibid, chapter 7, article 41 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 1-7 4 perceived as disutility by the target country. (see figure 2) another utility will be obtained by the target country is reputational benefits (br) which arise if the country has never been sanctioned. the target country may violate the agreements/laws, however, as long as the sender country has not observed the behaviour or the sender country does not mind with it, and then the sender country may not necessarily decide to impose sanction. in this case, the target country will have many accesses in the core of economic cooperation, international political relationship, and the trust that has been given by international society. in contrast, the target country which ever been or being sanctioned will only have limited access in the respective international activities.5 the utility (bs) will be obtained by the sender country when the enforcement process was successful. the utility has been indicated by the sender country’s abilities in detecting, preventing, and solving any dangerous 5 us government interagency, international crime threat assessment, chapter 2. activities that give threat either to its sovereignty or the peace and political stability of the world. those abilities give positive effects such as; (1) the security for many countries from the undesirable occurrence that might happen as the consequences from the target country’s violation of the agreement/law , (2) the target country will get obstruction, so that it would be harder to violate, and (3) from the historical enforcement that have already been successful, the target country will think many times to repeat its unacceptable conduct, because the probability to be detected again is higher than previously. another utility will be obtained by the sender county is a positive reputational benefit (rb) as they have been able to retain their sovereignty or to uphold the peace for the world as stated by the un. in this case, the reputational benefit will only be obtained by the sender country, if the target country has not done any violations (or when the sender country chooses payoff c2 or d2 and when target choose c1 or d1). although, this reputational benefit will not be obtained when the target sender country enforce not enforce target country violate bv – cv, bs – ce – cc bv + br, 0 comply br, rb – ce br, rb figure 2. the revised of the sanction game where: bv: the target country’s utility arises from committing a violation of international agreement/ law. cv : the target country’s disutility of receiving direct punishment (e.g. banned from international trade activities). br : positive reputational effects to the target country for not being sanctioned. bs : the sender country’s utility due to the success of the enforcement (indicated by sender’s ability in detecting the violations and other positive effects for international society). rb : reputational benefits which have been arisen due to enforcing international agreement/law. ce : direct costs of enforcement bourned by the sender country (e.g. costs of investigation). cc : indirect costs bourned by the sender country in imposing economic sanction (e.g. the loss of potential international trade profit). refinement of the tsebelis’ (1990) economic sanction game (khalifany ash shidiqi) 5 country chooses to violate and the sender country chooses not to enforce (or when the target country chooses payoff b1 and the sender country chooses b2). it should be noted that any attempt to enforce economic sanction is costly, which obviously is being bourned by the sender country. it is assumed that the costs of enforcement consist of two elements, namely direct cost (ce) and indirect cost (cc) of enforcement. the direct costs of enforcement will be bourned by the sender country soon after economic sanction has been implemented, for instance the investigation costs, the costs in imposing the economic sanction, etc. hufbauer et. al (2007:108) argued that one of the biggest costs in conducting enforcement is investigation costs. the indirect costs of enforcement (cc) will be bourned by the sender country as its potential gains from trade and also gains from international relation decrease as the sanction is imposed. hufbauer et. al. (2007:109) argued that one of the worst things that might happen from imposing economic sanction is the loss of potential profit that should be earned by both sides if the sanctions would have not been imposed. it is assumed in the model that prior to the imposition of the sanctions; the relationship between the sender and the target countries was good, especially in the core of economic cooperation. after imposing the economic sanctions their relationship was obstructed and perhaps there is a possibility that the good relationship will be vanished. consider q be the probability of the sender country to enforce the economic sanction. if the expected outcomes to violate exceed the expected outcomes to comply, therefore the best response for target is as follows: (bv – cv)q + (bv + br) (1 – q) brq + br (1 – q) bv q(cv + br) the same thing happens to the sender, whether they want to enforce or not. consider p be the probability that the target will violate. the best response will be obtained as follows: (bs – ce – cc)p + (rb – ce) (1 – p) 0p + rb (1 – p) bsp ce + ccp propotition 1: the target country is going to violate if the utility to conduct such activity dominates the expected disutility of serving direct punishment (economic sanction) and the expected loss of reputational [bv ≥ q(cv + br)] proposition 2: the sender country is going to enforce if the expected benefits of enforcement dominates the expected costs which may incurred due to enforcement [bsp ≥ (ce + ccp)] similar to tsebelis’ (1990) model, the game above does not have pure strategy nash equilibrium. therefore the mixed strategy equilibrium is presented as follows: 1) and 2) equation (1), p* represent the probability of target country to violate. equation (2), on the other hand, q* represent the probability of sender country to enforce. proposition 3: in equilibrium, given the level of punishment (i.e. ce), the probability to violate is positively correlated to sender country’s direct costs of enforcement (ce), but it is the reverse it’s net benefit (bs – cc). jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 17, nomor 1, april 2016: 1-7 6 proposition 4: in equilibrium, the probability to enfroce is positively correlated to target’s utility to violate (bv), but it is the reverse of the target’s miseries in serving economic sanction (cv + br). conclusion tsebelis’ (1990) model was the first game theoretical approach in analyzing economic sanction. however, there are two defective elements that made the sanction game does not properly operate in accordance to the reality. first, the outcome (not violate, sanction) may not be realistic in real world. given the target country choose ‘not to violate’, would it be any impact on the target country whether or not the sender country chooses either ‘sanction’ or ‘not to sanction’? in fact, the sender country does not have any justification to sanction the target country since the target country chooses ‘not to violate’. second, tsebelis (1990) modelled the phenomena in international relation by using the sanction game with aggregated payoffs. each cell of the payoff matrix reflects the net benefits which have been arisen from the combination of two strategies chosen by two players simultaneously. the use of aggregated payoffs does not permit us to trace the elements of benefits and costs which formulate the net benefits in each cell of the payoff matrix. consequently, as long as the aggregated payoffs have been used in the model, any attempt to change either the severity of the sanction or the incentive for not to violate the law, the impact of the policy to the process of the change in the elements of benefits and costs is not observable. this may raise a further inquiry on how realistic tsebelis’ (1990) sanction game can be to represent phenomena of economic sanction in the real world. this refinement of the sanction game gives more realistic interaction between sender and target country, by changing the name of the strategy for sender country into enforce or not to enforce. it also uses disaggregated payoffs that permit us to trace the elements of benefits and costs which formulate the net benefits in making an action. in equilibrium, the probability to violate is positively correlated to sender country’s direct costs of enforcement, but it is the reverse it’s net benefit. in the other hand, the probability to enforce is positively correlated to target’s utility to violate, but it is the reverse of the target’s miseries in serving economic sanction. references baldwin, david a. 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(2021). fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth among the economic community of west african states. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 289-300. article history received: 26 jan 2021 revised: 09 jul 2021 accepted: 11 sep 2021 https://scholar.google.it/citations?user=kw4hbiuaaaaj&hl=en mailto:adelowokan.oluwaseyi@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/10966 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.10966&domain=pdf adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 290 philosophical changes it demands. thus, economic growth is the expansion in yield of an economy throughout a given timeframe. it estimates an expansion in the production of goods and services over a particular period. in a developing nation, enough output is created in each progressive timeframe. in this way, growth happens when a country's output increases and, thus, is utilized to create more output. moreover, the macroeconomic performance of ecowas countries varies across the organization. while few countries among the ecowas were reported to have steady macroeconomic performance, others are unsatisfactory by comparison. however, the macroeconomic performance at ecowas had commonly been poor despite the many commitments from the policymakers to economic stability from the ecowas member states. ecowas was set up to help promote member states' economic growth; the proposed objectives of members state, however, have failed to ignite for over forty years of its reality. it will be coherent that an increment in public consumption prompts an expansion in output growth. however, barro (1991) has opposed its validity for certain nations, particularly the developing countries. on the other side, in their work, gwartney et al. (1998) emphasized that “even though government expenditure on its core functions may enhance economic performance, there are good reasons to believe that growth will be retarded if government expenditure goes beyond its core functions into non-productive activities.” the present state of household consumption resulting from government changes in government fiscal policy surges the modest of this research as an attempt to quantify the effect of household expenditure on goods and services and changes in fiscal policy instruments on economic growth. concerning this, many researchers have looked into the relationship between private consumption and fiscal policy and their impacts on growth in developing countries. however, earlier studies' ability to verify the significant influence of government financing on expanding private consumption’s influence is missing in the empirical review. to that end, this study intends to focus on this gap by expanding the earlier works to verify how fiscal policy influences private consumption and its effect on economic growth among west african states countries. besides, in macroeconomics, private consumption is one of the key drivers of aggregate expenditure. an increase in consumption will automatically lead to an increase in aggregate expenditure, subsequently fueling economic growth. following this importance, this study examines how both fiscal policy and private consumption can affect ecowas members’ economic growth. the study subsections include the literature review, methodology, results, and conclusion and recommendations. several researchers have verified the relative effect of fiscal policy on economic growth worldwide, both in developed and developing economies. however, the nature of the relationship between fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic has not been discussed, especially in a cross-country study. using a structural equation model, with data spanning china's 29 provinces between 1992 and 2010, zhang and yang (2016) explored how consumption affects economic growth. they reported that the path coefficients relating to consumption and economic growth depicted a significant positive adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 291 effect. benos (2009), also through the examination of how fiscal policy affects economic growth among eu countries, reported that the components of public spending and revenues enhanced economic growth of the 14 european union countries between 1990 and 2006. in addition, keho (2019) investigated the relationship between government spending and household consumption among ecowas countries. the study adopted a correlated effect mean group and confirmed that government consumption negatively influenced private consumption. while crowding-out effects in six countries posited a significant level, the crowding-out effects in one country had no significant effect in the remaining five countries. the study ascertains that government consumption in the ecowas states was not a good instrument to stimulate aggregate demand and economic growth. besides, pegkas (2018) empirically investigated the relationship among economic growth and several factors “investment, private and government consumption, trade openness, population growth, and government debt” in greece. the results revealed a long-run relationship between the variables. private investment, government consumption, and trade openness positively influenced economic growth, while the study found a negative long-run effect of government debt and population growth on economic growth. in a conceptual review, alkasasbeh and haron (2018) examined the relationship between fiscal policy and economic growth. their study showed that the sources of income and expenditure in fiscal policy varied, and their relative importance also varied from one country to another, where incomes for some economies relied mostly on the income generated from taxes. for this reason, it is not out of point to adjudge tax as a determinant factor of growth for such an economy as jordan. alkasasbeh and haron (2018) retorted that an economy like saudi arabia considers oil more important because it is its biggest source of income, while its expenditure includes employee salaries and wages in the government sectors and the disbursement on infrastructure like electricity, good roads, aids, etc. the study also noted that economic conditions differ from country to country according to the economic and political systems prevailing in each country, and therefore cannot provide a single study that is valid for all these systems. it also indicated the need to find out which variables are most influential to economic growth. in addition, the issue of economic growth reflects the strength in the state’s economy, and the more attractive the state is to foreign investment, the better the rate of economic growth, indicating a state of equilibrium and recovery in the economy. moreover, zabiullah et al. (2017) tested the role of fiscal policy in indian economic development: a conceptual observation. the study was based on secondary data, such as the role of fiscal policy in influencing the indian economy and its evolution, in addition to articles, magazines, books, and so on. the study found that fiscal policy has an influential role in the indian economy because it is useful to use resources in the best way, making use of national income in proper distribution, providing financial incentives, and reducing inequality. the success of the fiscal policy depends on taking the right time, reducing public spending, increasing revenues, and reducing taxes, which will help strengthen the economy and manage it effectively during implementation. also, the importance of adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 292 establishing industries in the public sector and the government has a prominent role in achieving balanced development in the country. foster comlan (2017) examined the relationship between fiscal policy and economic growth among the waemuc. using panel regression, the study findings showed that all indicators of fiscal policy “tax revenues, private investments, the rate of inflation and population growth” influenced the economic growth in nigeria. meanwhile, slimani (2016) studied how the fiscal policy affected economic growth among forty developing countries. the study using a comparative analysis between morocco and the rest of the countries affirmed a double threshold effect of the fiscal balance. while also confirming that when the budget deficit exceeded f 4.8% of the country's gross domestic product or when the budget surplus was as high as 3.2% of the country's gross domestic product, the economic growth was affected negatively. in comparison, the second showed that the sign between the budget deficit and economic growth was conditioned by the attainment of total investment in morocco. in malaysia, ridzuan et al. (2014) studied the relationship between “economic growth, household consumption, domestic investment, and public expenditure.” the study employed ardl analysis between 1960-2010, and the findings disclosed a long-run relationship between the variables. furthermore, shihab et al. (2014) discussed the causal effect between jordan's economic growth and fiscal policy. to achieve this objective, the study designed a mathematical model that relied on granger methodology to determine the relationship between the study variables. the study data covered the period (2000-2012). after collected the data and analyzed the results, it showed that any change in budget deficit could be explained through the changes in the economic growth. also, there was a directional relationship between the study variables “fiscal policy and economic growth” in jordan. looking at research on household consumption, private investment, government expenditure, and economic growth in south sulawesi, indonesia, ramli and andriani (2013) explored the use of regression analysis that all independent variables “household consumption, private investment, and government expenditure” had positively and statistically significant influence on economic growth. isaac and samwel (2012), on the other hand, showed the effect of fiscal policy on private investment on economic growth in kenya. with the use of stage regression, the study affirmed that fiscal policy on investment played a major role in determining economic growth. another study on the “relationship between economic growth, fixed investment, and household consumption” was carried out by karim et al. (2012). they adopted the structural vector error correction model in malaysia and reported a significant positive linkage between household consumption and fixed investment in the short run. however, they reported no statistically significant long-run effect of fixed investment, household consumption, and economic growth. meanwhile, the study affirmed that permanent long run runs from economic growth, household consumption, and investment. amin (2011), in another study on “causal relationship between consumption expenditure and economic growth in bangladesh,” reported using ardl the existence of long-run effect between consumption and economic growth. the study also revealed that a adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 293 unidirectional causal relationship runs from economic growth to consumption expenditure. it ascertained the application of keynesian consumption functions in bangladesh. on fiscal policy and economic growth in south africa, ocran (2009) used quarterly from 1990 to 2004 with autoregressive vector analysis and reported that investment from government posited a direct effect on output growth, while the effect was minimal to influence consumption expenditure. the study also reported that the receipt of tax posited a direct effect on the growth output. mishra (2011), on the other hand, reported a long-run relationship between real consumption expenditure and economic growth in india, whereas there were no short-run relationships between the variables. a sequel to this review, it was identified that studies linking fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth were not in existence despite some studies were related to fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth. it was identified that most studies had been restricted to a country study. while few identified studies were carried out by foster comlan (2017) on west african economic monetary union countries’ fiscal policy and economic growth and slimani (2016) on 40 developing countries, keho (2019) studied how government spending affected household consumption among ecowas countries. however, these studies failed to link fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth. therefore, this study examines the effect of fiscal policy and private consumption on economic growth in ecowas countries. research method time-series data for choosing five ecowas countries were selected for the time frame of 1988-2017. the selected ecowas countries included benin, cote d’ivoire, ghana, nigeria, and sierra leonne. the justification for the period was premised on the data availability. this study adopted the keynesian theory of fiscal policy as its theoretical framework. the keynesian theory advanced a strong argument for the primary role of fiscal action and suggested that active government policy could effectively influence macroeconomic variables, such as economic growth. the theory reflects on the equilibrium of the market’s performance in the economy. the market equilibrium is analogs of aggregate demand and aggregate supply. aggregate demand encompasses the purchases of locally produced goods and services during the accounting period. in addition, adolph wagner's theory on expenditure posited as an endogenous factor was for determining national income growth. as income increases, the public sector’s output grows. however, keynes posited that public expenditure is determined by exogenous factors that reflect on the macroeconomic policy for growth and development in the short and long run. the traditional equation posits that output growth is a function of consumption, investment, and government expenditure: gicy ++= (1) where: y represents gdp (national income), c refers to consumption, i represent an investment, and g is government expenditure. adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 294 the equation reflects that consumer spending is a vital part of output growth along with capital investments and government investment. this model envisages a greater role of government in improving the efficiency of resource allocation and promoting investment to raise the rate of economic growth in developing countries (ahuja & tatsutani, 2009). the government is assumed to make an adequate investment through infrastructures like electricity, good roads, and improvement in human capital, which is necessitated to improve private investment and generate increasing returns to scale. meanwhile, it is ascertained that endogenous growth is an extension of the neoclassical theory. this theoretical model was employed to reflect the effect of fiscal policy and private consumption on economic growth among the ecowass. model specification following the theoretical postulation by the keynesian model and wagner’s law, this study adapted its model from the background information provided by the keynesian theory of fiscal policy and incorporated other variables into the model based on the previous studies of adeoye (2006) and onyinyechi et al. (2016). therefore, in line with this explanation, the model is specified to capture the relationship between fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth. the functional form of the model is stated: (fgdp it = ),,, itititit pctxgcegre (2) in order to make the regression model in an estimation form, the model is reformulated to include the stochastic error term. tititititit n i it n i it n i it n i it n i itit pcetxgcegrergdp pcetxgcegrergdprgdp   ++++++ +++++= −−−−− = − = − = − = − = −  1514131211 1 15 1 14 1 13 1 12 1 110 (3) where; rgdp = real gross domestic product, = government spending on recurrent expenditure, = government spending on capital expenditure, = tax revenue (value-added tax and exercise duties), pc= household final consumption, α0 = intercept or constant term, 𝛼1−5 = the various parameter estimates measuring the impact of the explanatory variables, = the error term, i = cross-sectional data, and t = time series. the study time frame lapsed between 1991 and 2018. the time frame was chosen based on the availability of data from various sources. estimation techniques there are already a large number of dynamic panel data estimators. this study used the pool mean group estimator. pesaran et al. (1999) showed that the traditional procedure for estimating pane data, such as fixed-effect model or instrumental variables or generalized methods of moments estimators, can produce an inconsistent and potentially misleading average value of the parameters for the dynamic panel data model unless the coefficient is in fact identical. however, in most panels of this sort, the test indicates that adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 295 these parameters differ significantly across the group. thus, estimators that impose weaker homogeneity assumptions would be useful. prior to the pooled mean group estimates, various pre-estimation tests were verified. the tests, including the multicollinearity test, panel unit root test of levin et al. (2002) and im et al. (2003) w-stat, were also employed. in estimating a dynamic regression, it is germane to identify the level of individual integration, whether the unit root problem persists and at what level. the unit root test of the augmented dickey-fuller test followed an autoregressive model. the model is identified: ttit yy  += −1 𝜇𝑖𝑡 is stochastic, 𝑌𝑡−1 is, in fact, equal to 1. ttit yy  += −1 actually, if 𝜌 = 1, the 𝑌𝑡 has a unit root. in (times series) econometrics, a time series with a unit root is known as a random walk (times series). a random walk, in turn, is an example of a non-stationary time series. an alternative form of: ttit yy  += −1 the first difference can be re-writing as: )( 1− += ititit yyy result and discussion table 1 presents the descriptive statistics of the variables used. the descriptive include the mean, median, and standard deviation. comparing the mean and standard deviation implies that all series had high variation from their mean as the standard deviation of the series lay above 1. all series were in line and reflected the data as their mean lay within the maximum and minimum values. all variables were also positively skewed except houscons. similarly, only houscons was leptokurtic in nature as the kurtosis values lay below 3. besides, gdp, gce, gre and tx were platykurtic. however, the values of the jarque-bera statistic showed that all the series were not normally distributed since the pvalues of these series were more than a 5% significance level. adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 296 table 1 descriptive table gdp taxrev curexp capexp houscons mean 7.67e+11 3.82e+10 1.65e+12 1.36e+12 77.43061 median 3.49e+11 2.31e+09 6.13e+11 6.79e+11 84.23295 maximum 6.32e+12 4.85e+11 9.50e+12 1.15e+13 130.7260 minimum 7497000. 11913167 15220100 21301000 0.106504 std. dev. 1.06e+12 9.73e+10 2.40e+12 1.97e+12 30.72679 skewness 3.072743 3.184897 1.650020 2.814087 -0.355506 kurtosis 14.73326 12.29352 4.870420 12.36587 1.873328 jarque-bera 1016.069 735.2157 83.33480 691.5007 10.27979 probability 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.005858 sum 1.07e+14 5.30e+12 2.30e+14 1.89e+14 10762.85 sum sq. dev. 1.56e+26 1.31e+24 7.95e+26 5.37e+26 130290.8 observations 139 139 139 139 139 note: “lngdp = long of gross domestic product, lngre = log of government recurrent expenditure, lngce= government capital expenditure, lntx = log of tax revenue, lnpc = log of private consumption” where *, **, ** indicates 10%, 5%, 1% significant level. table 2 correlation matrix among the variables lgdp lhcon ltarev lcapexp lcurexp lgdp 1 lhcon -0.106128 1 ltarev 0.413296 0.206272 1 lcapexp 0.976803 -0.088373 0.316438 1 lcurexp 0.611837 0.044615 0.217032 0.573659 1 note: “lngdp = long of gross domestic product, lngre= log of government recurrent expenditure, lngce= government capital expenditure, lntx = log of tax revenue, lnpc = log of private consumption” where *, **, ** indicates 10%, 5%, 1% significant level. table 2 shows the correlation matrix among the variable used. it was observed that the independent variables' correlation coefficients were not perfectly correlated since none of the correlation coefficients were closer to one (1). hence, the tendency of multicollinearity problem was closed. table 3 unit root test variables levin, lin & chu t* im, pesaran & shin w-stat level first diff level first diff order of integration lgdp -0.95548 -3.75759 0.47175 -4.75948 i(1) lhcon -1.21811 -2.18108 -2.37300 -6.05135 i(0) ltarev 0.61574 0.49731 0.32633 -4.06246 i(1) lcapexp -1.16472 -4.67681 0.89401 -5.09759 i(1) lcurexp -1.28514 -2.32296 1.40188 -4.04885 i(1) note: “lngdp = long of gross domestic product, lngre= log of government recurrent expenditure, lngce= government capital expenditure, lntx = log of tax revenue, lnpc = log of private consumption” where *, **, ** indicates 10%, 5%, 1% significant level. adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 297 table 3 displays the unit root test for the unit-roots problem in the panel data. it was observed that levin, lin and chu t* test for unit root at 5% significance level indicated that lgdp, ltarev, lcapexp, and lcurexp all had a unit root at their original series. whereas in their first differences, the existence of unit root in the series was eliminated. hence, they were integrated of order one (1). while the lhcon series at level was stationary, the unit root problem was eliminated at the original series. it showed that lhcon was integrated of order zero (0). similarly, im et al. (2003) w-stat at 5% significance level indicated that all series (lgdp, lhcon, ltarev, lcapexp, and lcurexp) had unit root problems at the level. meanwhile, they were stationary at their first differences. hence, they were all integrated of order one (1). table 4 short-run estimates variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob.* short run equation d(lhcon) 0.144913 0.118076 1.227290 0.2225 d(ltarev) -0.209740 0.093763 -2.236911 0.0274 d(lcapexp) 0.069718 0.241104 0.289163 0.7730 d(lcurexp) 0.966606 0.510043 1.895145 0.0608 c -3.798643 1.517904 -2.502559 0.0139 note: “lngdp = long of gross domestic product, lngre= log of government recurrent expenditure, lngce= government capital expenditure, lntx = log of tax revenue, lnpc = log of private consumption” where *, **, ** indicates 10%, 5%, 1% significant level. the co-integration estimator results in table 4 reveal that economic growth and the annual result for the independent and control variables showed the expected negative sign of co-integration and were highly significant as theoretically expected. the highly significant cointegrated further confirms the existence of a stable long-run relationship. the co-integration coefficient of -0.2678 simply implies that deviation from the long-run economic growth is deemed corrected by 26.78% by the following year. this negative sign signals an oscillating convergence in economic growth in nigeria and a move back towards equilibrium. table 5 long run estimates variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob.* long run equation lhcon -0.769088 0.125068 -6.149362 0.0000 ltarev 0.529703 0.089317 5.930587 0.0000 lcapexp 1.441019 0.085854 16.78453 0.0000 lcurexp -0.288718 0.041189 -7.009576 0.0000 note: “lngdp = long of gross domestic product, lngre= log of government recurrent expenditure, lngce= government capital expenditure, lntx = log of tax revenue, lnpc = log of private consumption” where *, **, ** indicates 10%, 5%, 1% significant level. the short-run coefficient indicates that lhcon, lcapexp, and lcurexp posited a positive effect on nigeria's economic growth. the coefficient of the lagged lhcon, lcapexp, and lcurexp of 0.1449, 0.0697, and 0.9666 showed that unit increase in lhcon, lcapexp, and lcurexp brings about an increase of 0.1449%, 0.0697%, and 0.9666% in economic growth. however, lhcon, lcapexp, and lcurexp were not significant at a 5% significant adelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 298 level. ltarev posited an inverse effect on nigeria's economy and was statistically significant to economic growth. the lhcon lagged coefficient of -0.2097 signified that a unit increase in lagged lhcon brings about a decrease of 0.2097 in economic growth. table 5 shows the pool mean group (pmg) long-run analysis of the fiscal policy and private consumption effect on economic growth in ecowas countries. the estimated pmg model in table 4 is represented in the equation. from the estimate, both lhcon and lcurexp posited an inverse effect on lrgdp in the ecowas countries, while both ltarev and lcapexp positively affected lrgdp in ecowas countries. the coefficient of lhcon and lcurexp of -0.7691 and -0.2887 respectively posited that a unit increase in lhcon and lcurexp decreases 0.7691% and 0.2887% in lrgdp of the ecowas countries. also, the coefficient of ltarev and lcapex of 0.5297 and 1.4410 showed that a unit increase in ltarev and lcurexp brings a proportion rise of 0.5297% and 1.4410% in lrgdp among ecowas countries, respectively. the t-statistics also showed that all independent variables were statistically significant at a 5% level. hence, all variables were represented in the model and true reflection on lrgdp of the ecowas countries. the study by keho (2019) is in tandem with the empirical findings, as the study concluded that public spending does not influence economic growth positively among ecowas countries. similarly, foster comlan’s (2017) studies align as the study revealed that such a tax policy, designed as the use of tax for economic or social purposes, promotes economic growth in the waemu zone. isaac and samwel (2012) also gave credence to the study's findings as the study showed that fiscal policy impacts on investment played a major role in the determination of economic growth in kenya. on the inverse reflection of consumption on economic growth, the study by amin (2011) confirmed the result as the study retorted that bangladesh consumption is the result rather than the cause of growth. however, a study by ramli and andriani (2013) does not augur well with the study as their study concluded that an increase in consumption, private investment, and aggregate demand from year to year could boost economic growth. conclusion this research examined the impact of fiscal policy and private consumption on economic growth in ecowas from 1988 to 2017. the study reported that though only tax revenue negatively influenced economic growth in the short run, capital expenditure and tax revenue were positively significant to economic growth in ecowas countries. however, both private consumption and current expenditure inversely and significantly influenced economic growth in ecowas countries. it is evident that both the private and public sectors lagged in spurring growth in the countries. therefore, there is a need for re-visiting government policy channeling towards government spending to increase the ecowas output rate. also, adequate government spending via tax and consistent private consumption will not only bring about economic growth but there will also be a general increase in the citizens’ standard of living. in contrast, fiscal policy and consumption provide a challenge to economic growth across african countries. in a broad survey, the study may not be generally justified in african states. therefore, a study covering the subadelowokan fiscal policy, private consumption, and economic growth … jurnal 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(hida supriyanto) 65 diterima di masyarakat dan sebagai alat pembayaran yang sah. dalam kehidupan masyarakat modern saat ini uang sangat penting bagi perekonomian karena terkait dengan aktivitas perekonomian lalu lintas barang dan jasa. uang dengan segala kelebihannya mampu menciptakan permintaan baik permintaan barang maupun jasa. akan tetapi, apabila uang yang beredar di masyarakat terlalu banyak maka dapat menyebabkan inflasi dan berakibat fatal terhadap perekonomian jika tingkat inflasi terlalu tinggi. dalam hal tersebut maka stabilitas uang sangat penting diperhatikan demi terwujudnya pertumbuhan perekonomian yang baik (prawoto, 2000). guna menjaga stabilitas perekonomian, yang harus dilakukan adalah penyediaan jumlah uang di masyarakat harus disesuaikan dengan jumlah uang yang dibutuhkan. sesuai teori ekonomi tentang kebijakan moneter bahwa jika uang yang beredar di masyarakat terlalu banyak maka dapat merangsang terjadinya kenaikan harga barang atau inflasi namun jika jumlah uang yang beredar terlalu sedikit maka aktifitas perekonomian akan lama berkembang atau dengan kata lain pertumbuhan ekonomi melambat (boediono, 1998, hal: 161-162). dalam kebijakan moneter permintaan uang menjadi hal yang berperan penting untuk memacu pertumbuhan ekonomi. banyak studi sebelumnya yang memaparkan tentang permintaan uang di masyarakat. beberapa negara maju berpendapat bahwasanya pdb riil, inflasi, dan tingkat bunga merupakan variabel-variabel yang penting dalam fungsi permintaan uang. milton friedman berpendapat bahwa kebijakan moneter berkontribusi dalam mencapai stabilitas ekonomi dengan mengendalikan besaranbesaran moneter yang menjadi penyulut ketidakstabilan ekonomi, serta membantu mengantisipasi ketidakstabilan yang disebabkan oleh besar-besaran nonmoneter (sugiyanto, 1995). permintaan uang di indonesia mengalami perkembangan sesuai dengan kebijakan pemerintah yang memungkinkan berkembangnya jenis tabungan dan deposito berjangka. keinginan masyarakat untuk menabung dan mendepositokan uang sangat dipengaruhi oleh kemudahan-kemudahan dan berbagai fasilitas yang ditawarkan di kalangan perbankan. hal ini dimungkinkan bila pemerintah juga turut campur tangan dalam berbagai kebijakan deregulasi maupun regulasi di bidang moneter khusunya dalam ekonomi pada umumnya (basuki, 2001). salah satu langkah yang dapat ditempuh dalam pengendalian jumlah uang beredar adalah dengan melihat perilaku permintaan individu akan uang kas (narrow money) atau m1. hal ini disebabkan perilaku permintaan akan uang kas atau m1 sangat berpengaruh dalam mengendalikan jumlah uang beredar yang pada dasarnya merupakan salah satu bagian integral dari kebijakan ekonomi makro otoritas moneter (bank indonesia, 2003:62). efektivitas kebijakan moneter sangat dipengaruhi oleh keinginan masyarakat dalam memegang uang kas (narrow money) atau m1. maka, untuk menghasilkan kebijakan moneter yang efektif perlu adanya identifikasi terhadap variabel makro ekonomi yang dapat mempengaruhi permintaan masyarakat akan uang kas. kemudian telaah lebih jauh tentang perkembangan uang di indonesia bisa dilihat dari gambar 1. sumber: bank indonesia 2013 gambar 1. perkembangan m1 di indonesia periode 2001-2013 gambar 1 memperlihatkan bahwa dari tahun ke tahun perkembangan jumlah uang beredar menunjukkan angka yang dinamis, terutama pada tahun 2008. gejolak krisis keuangan global telah mengubah tatanan perekonomian dunia dan tentunya berimbas ke indonesia yang mulai terasa menjelang akhir tahun 2008. tercatat pertumbuhan ekonomi di atas 6 persen sampai dengan triwulan iii-2008, 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 900,000 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 m1 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 64-70 66 permintaan uang di masyarakat tentunya juga mengalami perubahan. telah banyak dijabarkan dalam berbagai macam teori seperti teori klasik yang mengatakan bahwa besar kecilnya permintaan uang dipengaruhi oleh pendapatan secara positif, dan juga keynes dalam teorinya menyatakan bahwa permintaan uang dipengaruhi oleh adanya motif memegang uang, yaitu motif transaksi dan berjaga-jaga yang dipengaruhi oleh pendapatan, dan motif spekulasi dipengaruhi oleh suku bunga secara negatif. kemudian milton friedman menyatakan bahwasanya permintaan uang dipengaruhi oleh tingkat harga yang berpengaruh negatif, imbal hasil dari obligasi dan saham yang berpengaruh negatif, kekayaan yang berpengaruh positif, dan selera yang berpengaruh positif (boediono, 1998). terdapat beberapa temuan sebelumnya dari studi permintaan uang di indonesia. yuliadi (2006) menggambarkan bahwa kebijakan uang ketat pada periode studi 1990.i-2004.iv dalam mengendalikan nilai rupiah menyebabkan masyarakat lebih banyak menyimpan uang di bank untuk memperoleh pendapatan bunga. keadaan ini juga sekaligus menggambarkan minimnya pencairan kredit perbankan oleh pengusaha karena mereka menunda investasi untuk menghindari biaya bunga yang tinggi sehingga terjadi akumulasi permintaan uang. pasar uang segera melakukan koreksi terhadap keadaaan perekonomian setelah perekonomian membaik dengan terjadinya penurunan tingkat bunga domestik akibat hubungan negatif antara tingkat bunga domestik dengan permintaan uang. studi serupa juga dilakukan oleh prawoto (2000) yang meneliti permintaan uang di indonesia dengan model dinamis penyesuaian parsial. variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah pendapatan, tingkat bunga, dan perubahan harga. hasil studinya mengindikasikan bahwa banyaknya uang yang dipegang untuk motif transaksi dan berjaga-jaga lebih dominan jika dibanding dengan motif spekulasi. studi lainnya oleh boediono (1985), yang mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor penentu dari permintaan uang di indonesia selama periode 1975-1984. kerangka kerja yang digunakan mengadopsi pendekatan yang selama ini berkembang, di mana faktor yang mempengaruhi permintaan uang adalah gdp, suku bunga dalam negeri, dan inflasi dalam negeri, serta keterbukaan pada sektor perdagangan dan finansial. temuan dari studi ini adalah bahwa tingkat bunga dan inflasi domestik terbukti mempengaruhi permintaan uang. metode penelitian sumber data dalam studi ini diambil dari publikasi statistik ekonomi keuangan indonesia, bank indonesia. jenis data yang digunakan adalah data sekunder, yaitu uang kas (m1), produk domestik bruto (pdb), suku bunga (r), dan cadangan devisa (cadev) pada tahun 2001-2013. adapun model analisisnya adalah: m1t = f (pdbt. rt. cadevt ) 1) sementara, tahapan pengujian yang digunakan untuk pendekatan ecm (error correction model) adalah sebagai berikut: (1) uji stasioneritas uji stasioner bertujuan untuk menghindari regresi lancung (spurios regression), uji stasioner penting guna meng-estimasi data-data yang hendak diolah (gujarati, 1995). untuk menentukan stasioneritas data, dilakukan perbandingan antara nilai statistik adf dengan nilai kritis yakni statistic τ. jika nilai absolut statistik adf lebih besar dari nilai kritisnya maka hipotesis nul ditolak yang berarti data stasioner. sebaliknya, jika nilai absolut adf lebih kecil dari nilai kritisnya, maka data tidak stasioner. berdasarkan tabel 1, dapat disimpulkan bahwa hanya variabel lpdb yang sudah stasioner dengan nilai hitung mutlak adf lebih besar dari nilai kritis mackinnon pada tingkat 1 persen. sementara variabel lm1, lr, dan lcadev mengandung akar unit sehingga tidak stasioner pada level. agar variabel tersebut dapat bersifat stasioner maka perlu dilakukan uji akar unit pada derajat diferensi pertama. (2) uji derajat integrasi uji ini dilakukan apabila setelah dilakukan uji akar unit ternyata data belum stasioner. jika dengan data diferensi pertama belum stasioner maka prosedur selanjutnya dilakukan pengujian dengan data diferensi kedua hingga diper identifikasi variabel makro ekonomi ... (hida supriyanto) 67 oleh data yang sudah stasioner (gujarati, 1999). berdasarkan tabel 2, dapat disimpulkan bahwa tidak semua variabel yang digunakan pada studi ini sudah stasioner pada tingkat diferensi pertama sehingga perlu dilakukan uji stasioner pada tingkat diferensi kedua. berdasarkan tabel 3, dapat disimpulkan bahwa seluruh variabel pada studi ini sudah stasioner pada tingkat diferensi kedua. (3) uji kointegrasi uji kointegrasi bertujuan untuk mengetahui adanya keseimbangan atau kestabilan jangka panjang di antara variabel-variabel yang diamati. ada dua metode yang digunakan untuk uji kointegrasi, yakni engle-granger (eg) dan augmented engle-granger (aeg) dengan memanfaatkan uji statistik df-adf guna melihat apakah residual regresi kointegrasi stasioner atau tidak. maka digunakanlah persamaan regresi kointegrasi dengan menggunakan metode kuadrat terkecil biasa, yakni: m1t = β0 + β1pdbt + β2rt + β3cadevt + et 2) keterangan: β0 adalah intersep/constant; β1, β2, β3 adalah koefisien regresi; m1t adalah variabel permintaan uang pada periode t; pdbt adalah variabel produk domestik bruto pada periode t; rt adalah variabel suku bunga pada periode t; cadevt adalah cadangan devisa pada periode t; et adalah komponen galat adapun, hasil persamaan regresinya dapat dituliskan sebagai berikut: lm1 = -12,99968 + 1,562402 lpdb + prob (0,0000) 0,356905 lr + 0,004746 lcadev 3) (0,0128) (0,9461) r2 = 0,990344 hasil analisis persamaan pengaruh permintaan uang di indonesia adalah sebagai berikut: (a) pengaruh produk domestik bruto terhadap m1 di indonesia. nilai koefisien produk domestik bruto dalam jangka panjang sebesar 1,562402 menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan pada produk domestik bruto (lpdb) sebesar 1 persen maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 1,562402 milyar dengan asumsi tingkat suku bunga, dan tingkat cadangan devisa konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan. koefisien produk domestik bruto bernilai positif, maka pdb mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang artinya semakin tinggi tingkat pendapatan, maka permintaan uang akan meningkat karena dengan peningkatan pendapatan maka individu akan cenderung melakukan transaksi yang lebih besar dan hal ini menuntut individu untuk memegang uang lebih banyak. nilai tabel 2. hasil uji derajat integrasi diferensi pertama variabel nilai hitung adf nilai kritis mutlak mc kinnon keterangan 10% 5% 1% lm1 -6,397512 -3,181826 -3,504330 -4,156734 stasioner lpdb -8,785443 -3,181826 -3,504330 -4,156734 stasioner lr -5,376739 -3,181826 -3,504330 -4,156734 stasioner lcadev -4,069058 -3,181826 -3,504330 -4,156734 tidak stasioner tabel 1. hasil uji akar unit pada level variabel nilai hitung adf nilai kritis mutlak mckinnon keterangan 10 persen 5 persen 1 persen lm1 -2,874952 -3,180699 -3,502373 -4,152511 tidak stasioner lpdb -7,423826 -3,180699 -3,502373 -4,152511 stasioner lr -2,517794 -3,180699 -3,502373 -4,152511 tidak stasioner lcadev -2,331537 -3,180699 -3,502373 -4,152511 tidak stasioner jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 64-70 68 probabilitas sebesar 0,0000 yang lebih kecil dari taraf nyata 1 persen menunjukkan lpdb secara parsial signifikan dan mempengaruhi variabel depen-dennya. (b) pengaruh suku bunga terhadap m1 di indonesia. nilai koefisien suku bunga (lr) dalam jangka panjang sebesar 0,356905 menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan terhadap suku bunga sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,356905 persen dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto dan cadangan devisa konstan. koefisien suku bunga (lr) bernilai positif, maka suku bunga (lr) mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka panjang. hal ini turut mendukung hasil studi sebelumnya yang dilakukan nopirin (1998) bahwa semakin tinggi suku bunga maka semakin kecil keinginan masyarakat untuk memegang uang kas. nilai probabilitas suku bunga (lr) sebesar 0,0128 lebih kecil dari taraf nyata 5 persen, menunjukkan bahwa variabel suku bunga (lr) berpengaruh signifikan terhadap permintaan uang di indonesia. (c) pengaruh cadangan devisa terhadap m1 di indonesia. koefisien lcadev menunjukkan tanda positif sebesar 0.004746 yang artinya apabila lcadev naik sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0.004746 persen dengan asumsi bahwa produk domestik bruto dan tingkat suku bunga konstan. koefisiennya bernilai positif, maka cadangan devisa mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang di indonesia. nilai probabilitas lcadev sebesar 0,9461 menunjukkan bahwa lcadev tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap permintaan uang di indonesia. nilai koefisien determinasi (r-squared) adalah sebesar 0,990344 yang berarti bahwa variasi variabel endogen dapat dijelaskan secara linier oleh variabel bebasnya di dalam persamaan sebesar 99,03 persen, dan sisanya 0,97 persen dijelaskan oleh faktor-faktor lain di luar persamaan. persamaan jangka panjang telah diregresikan, maka langkah berikutnya adalah menguji akar unit terhadap nilai residual e dengan menggunakan metode adf. nilai residual e persamaan permintaan uang ternyata stasioner pada tingkat diferensi kedua dapat dilihat pada tabel 8. berdasarkan tabel 4 nilai adf t-statistik lebih kecil dari nilai kritis mc kinnon pada taraf nyata 1 persen, 5 persen, dan 10 persen sehingga nilai residualnya stasioner pada tingkat diferensi kedua. dengan demikian terbukti bahwa terdapat kointegrasi dalam model, sehingga perumusan ecm dapat dilanjutkan. (4) error correction model (ecm) metode perumusan dalam studi ini dapat dituliskan menjadi: ∆ ∆ ∆ ∆ et 4) tabel 4. uji unit root terhadap residual variabel nilai adf tstatistik nilai kritis mac kinnon prob keterangan 1 persen 5 persen 10 persen e -7,894654 4,161144 3,506374 3,183002 0,0000 stasioner tabel 3. hasil uji derajat integrasi diferensi kedua variabel nilai hitung adf nilai kritis mutlak mc kinnon keterangan 10% 5% 1% lm1 -7,772116 -3,183002 -3,506374 -4,161144 stasioner lpdb -8,025522 -3,183002 -3,506374 -4,161144 stasioner lr -9,280654 -3,183002 -3,506374 -4,161144 stasioner lcadev -7,162766 -3,183002 -3,506374 -4,161144 stasioner identifikasi variabel makro ekonomi ... (hida supriyanto) 69 untuk mengetahui spesifikasi model dengan ecm merupakan model yang valid, dapat terlihat pada hasil uji statistik terhadap koefisien atau residual dari regresi pertama, yang selanjutnya akan disebut error correction term (ect). jika hasil pengujian terhadap koefisien ect signifikan, maka spesifikasi model yang diamati valid. ∆ 1 ∆ ∆ ∆ + 5) keterangan: m1t adalah variabel permintaan uang pada periode t; pdbt adalah variabel produk domestik bruto pada periode t; rt adalah variabel suku bunga pada periode t; cadevt adalah variable cadangan devisa pada periode t, adalah error correction term pada periode sebelumnya. berdasarkan hasil perhitungan dengan analisis regresi linear ecm, maka dapat diketahui nilai variabel ect sebagai variabel yang menunjukkan keseimbangan.jika variabel ect signifikansi pada α = 5 persen, maka koefisien tersebut akan menjadi penyesuaian bila fluktuasi variabel yang diamati menyimpang dari hubungan jangka panjang. dengan kata lain spesifikasi model sudah sahih dan dapat menjelaskan variasi variabel tak bebas. model jangka pendek permintaan uang dapat dituliskan pada persamaan berikut: dlm1 = -0,010960 + 0,497750 dlpdb + 1,401415 dlpdb(-1) + 0,405890 dlr – 0,091381 dlr(-1) + 0,263996 dlcadev – 0,010893 dlcadev(-1) + 9,49e-07 e 6) r2 = 0,725895 nilai koefisien produk domestik bruto (dlpdb) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 0,497750 menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan produk domestik bruto (dlpdb) sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,497750 persen dengan asumsi tingkat suku bunga tabungan, dan cadangan devisa konstan. hal ini sesuai dengan teori yang dikemukakan oleh keynes tentang motif memegang uang yaitu pada motif transaksi dan berjaga-jaga yang ditentukan oleh tingkat pendapatan. pada saat pendapatan tinggi lebih banyak uang yang diminta untuk motif transaksi dan berjaga-jaga. nilai koefisien suku bunga (dlr) jangka pendek sebesar 0,405890 menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan pada suku bunga sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,405890 persen dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto dan cadangan devisa konstan. koefisien suku bunga bernilai positif berarti suku bunga mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek. nilai probabilitas suku bunga 0,1938 berarti bahwa variabel suku bunga tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap variabel dependennya yaitu variabel m1. hal ini berarti bahwa uji tanda sesuai dengan hipotesis dalam studi ini. artinya setiap ada peningkatan suku bunga maka individu lebih tertarik untuk menyimpan uangnya di bank dibandingkan dengan memegang uangnya dalam bentuk kas karena uang kas memiliki biaya peluang lebih tinggi dibanding menyimpannya di bank. nilai koefisien cadangan devisa (dlcadev) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 0,263996 menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan cadangan devisa (dlcadev) sebesar 1 persen, maka permintaan uang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 0,263996 persen dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto dan suku bunga konstan. koefisien cadangan devisa bernilai positif sehingga mempunyai hubungan positif dengan permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek. nilai probabilitasnya adalah 0,0015, yakni lebih besar dari taraf nyata 5 persen yang berarti signifikan terhadap variabel dependennya, yaitu m1. sementara itu, variabel error correction term (e) menunjukkan angka 0,0017 yang berarti signifikan pada taraf nyata 5 persen dan mempunyai tanda positif. maka, spesifikasi model sudah benar sehingga mampu menganalisa hubungan jangka pendek. hasil estimasi dari persamaan jangka pendek menunjukkan nilai r-square sebesar 0,725895 yang berarti bahwa 72,58 persen model permintaan uang dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel produk domestik bruto, tingkat suku bunga, dan cadangan devisa, sedangkan sisanya sebesar 27,42 persen dijelaskan oleh variabel lain di luar model. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 64-70 70 simpulan produk domestik bruto berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek melalui model ecm, begitu juga dalam jangka panjang. sementara itu, tingkat suku bunga tabungan tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek. sementara dalam jangka panjang, pengaruhnya positif dan signifikan. cadangan devisa berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap permintaan uang dalam jangka pendek namun tidak signifikan dalam jangka panjang. daftar pustaka bank indonesia, (tt) statistik ekonomi dan keuangan indonesia, berbagai edisi. jakarta: bank indonesia. basuki, a t. 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(2006). analisis fluktuasi nilai tukar rupiah dan implikasi pada perekonomian indonesia periode 1990:i-2004: ii. disertasi. universitas padjajaran. bandung (tidak dipublikasikan). microsoft word 01-dimas jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013, hlm.91-100 evaluating monetary transmission mechanism in indonesia through exchange rate channel dimas bagus wiranata kusuma1 , salina h. kassim2 1,2 kulliyyah of economics and management sciences, international islamic university malaysia 53100 kuala lumpur, malaysia. phone: +6196 5217/5207 e-mail korespondensi: dimas_kusuma@umy.ac.id received: july 2012; accepted: september 2013 abstract: this study aims to evaluate the role of exchange rate channel in transmitting monetary policy effects in indonesia by addressing the following questions: (i) to what extent is the contribution of the exchange rate in inflation rate fluctuations in indonesia? (ii) what are the effects of exchange rate channel in explaining the direct pass through effect in indonesia; and (iii) can the exchange rate channel explain the trade competitiveness in indonesia? the study utilizes monthly data spanning from january 1990 to april 2009 and is divided into four sub-periods, namely (i) pre-crisis period: january 1990-july 1997; (ii) crisis period: august 1997-december 2000; (iii) post-crisis period: january 2001-june 2005; and (iv) post-itf period: july 2005-april 2009. by adopting the standard vector autoregression model, the study finds changing nature of the exchange rate channel during the various sub-periods of the study. keywords: exchange rate channel; trade balance; direct pass through; indonesia jel classification: e44, f15, g01 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan mengevaluasi peran saluran nilai tukar dalam mentransmisikan efek kebijakan moneter di indonesia dengan mengatasi pertanyaan berikut: (i) sampai sejauh mana kontribusi dari nilai tukar fluktuasi tingkat inflasi di indonesia? (ii) apa efek dari saluran nilai tukar dalam menjelaskan lulus langsung melalui efek di indonesia; dan (iii) dapatkah saluran nilai tukar menjelaskan daya saing perdagangan di indonesia? studi ini menggunakan data bulanan mulai dari januari 1990 sampai april 2009 dan dibagi menjadi empat sub-periode, yaitu (i) periode pra-krisis: januari 1990-juli 1997; (ii) masa krisis: agustus 1997-desember 2000; (iii) periode pasca-krisis: januari 2001-juni 2005; dan (iv) pasca-itf periode: juli 2005april 2009. dengan mengadopsi model vector autoregression standar, studi ini menemukan perubahan sifat saluran nilai tukar selama berbagai sub-periode studi. kata kunci: kurs channel; neraca perdagangan; direct pass through; indonesia klasifikasi jel: e44, f15, g01 introduction the monetary transmission mechanism is a process through which monetary policy decisions are transmitted through the economy resulting in the intended changes in income and inflation (taylor, 1995). since there are various possible important transmission mechanisms in an economy, the task of identifying the relevant channels through which the impact of monetary policy is transmitted to the real economy has been one of the most challenging and crucial ones in the conduct of monetary policy. a clear understanding of the monetary transmission mechanism channel is highly important in ensuring effective and successful implementation of monetary policy. domac (1999) highlights that understanding the transmission mechanism of monetary policy is highly important, particularly on the distributional consequences of the policy actions. in small open economies, one of the candi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 91-100 92 dates for an important channel of monetary transmission is the exchange rate channel. due to the high dependencies on the external sector, exchange rate movements might have major influences on the aggregate demand and aggregate supply, thus, output and prices in the small open economies. in the case of indonesia, the conduct of monetary policy has been focusing on achieving output and price stability. due to its open nature, the exchange rate channel is also an important channel of monetary transmission and becoming more pronounced in affecting the real economy and prices, particularly since the crisis in 1997/1998 (bank indonesia, 2000). exchange rate stability becomes an important aspect in maintaining sustainability in the economy, in particular, when looking at its relationship with the other variables. such stability, in the context of monetary policy, has been recorded as bank indonesia (bi) mandate, that is, to achieve stability in exchange rate (rupiah) in efforts to control the level of domestic inflation. in determining the role of the exchange rate in the transmission mechanism in the indonesian economy, siswanto et al. (2001) and astiyah (2006) conduct empirical studies using a structural vector auto regression (svar) approach, by considering two sub-periods, precrisis and post-crisis. the first sub-period seeks to measure whether a monetary policy shock had a dominant influence on exchange rate movements compared to a risk factor, with the objective of determining whether the monetary policy could be transmitted to inflation through the exchange rate channel. meanwhile, the second sub-period is aimed at detecting the transmission of exchange rate changes to the inflation rate both directly, through price (direct pass-through effect), and indirectly, through output (indirect pass-through effect). the findings reveal that during the pre-crisis period, monetary policy transmission through the exchange rate channel was very weak. in addition, during the pre-crisis, the study shows that the direct pass-through effect of the exchange rate to consumer prices is larger than the indirect pass through. these results lead to the conclusion that the magnitude of exchange rate channel in indonesia is important to be put in place as a crucial mechanism of monetary policy to affect output, even though it indicates a weak form relationship. in terms of monetary policy framework, prior to the inflation targeting in july 2005, bi had initially adopted the base money as operational target for monetary policy. the notion of shifting to inflation as an anchor since 2000 was in line with the improvement in price condition and as complication in the banking system renders bank credit no longer compatible for monetary operation. technically, under base money, it is difficult to trace its stability, and control and predict its behavior. more importantly, the monetary policy responses tend to be backward looking, thus it could be unreliable to be incorporated as a policy signal. consequently, bi introduced a new policy framework which mainly focuses on inflation targeting as the operational target in monetary policy. in this regard, the basic principle of the monetary policy framework is to strike a balance between achieving the inflation target and optimal levels of other macroeconomic variables. specific measures are implemented to curb inflationary pressure, guide inflation expectations, and deal more with the inflation shocks, as well as reduce output volatility over medium-term horizons. in short, the new monetary policy offered and adopted is based on the principle of flexibility in accommodating a temporary inflation shocks without deviating from the achievement of the medium-term target. amid the increasing need for more information on the effectiveness of the itf following its recent adoption in the indonesian economy, this study empirically deliberates on major issues pertaining to the role of exchange rate channel in indonesia. in particular, this study aims to empirically determine whether the variability in the exchange rate triggers higher inflation rate and being harmful to the trade balance in case of indonesia. in this regard, this paper attempts to address the following questions: (i) what is the extent of exchange rate channel contribution in the inflation rate fluctuation in indonesia? (ii) what is the role of exchange rate channel in explaining the direct pass through effect in indonesia, (iii) can exchange rate channel explain the trade competitiveness in indonesia? evaluating monetary transmission mechanism... (dimas bagus, salina) 93 exchange rate channel and monetary policy framework in indonesia exchange rate as a policy instrument used by central bank is affected by some changes in supply and demand aspects. this includes, first, changes in domestic real income; it implies that households and firms have more funds to spend (and save), increasing the demand for more domestic and foreign goods, services, and securities. the supply of domestic money, for instance, indonesian rupiah, will increase as increase in exports. second, changes in domestic price of domestic goods relative to the domestic price of foreign goods. residents will demand more foreign goods and therefore supply more domestic money in the foreign exchange market. third, changes in foreign interest rates relative to domestic interest rates. as foreign interest rates raises relative to domestic rates, ceteris paribus, foreign securities become relatively more attractive. accordingly, domestic residents will buy more foreign securities and supply more domestic money. in mundell-fleming (1998) model for small open economies, an exchange rate appreciation would hurt exports and encourage imports. further detailed explanation was provided by the marshall-lerner (1996) condition which states that the trade balance to improve following depreciation; export must increase enough and otherwise, import decreases to compensate in the increase of imports. during the exchange rate depreciation in 2008, the flows of indonesia’s exports were falling, and so did the imports volume. this indicates that under recession or global economic turmoil, the marshall-lerner condition needs to be re-examined in the specific context of a particular economy. in the context of indonesia, an evaluation of the impact of changes in exchange rate on the economy is needed as the implementation of the itf could result in a distinct economic condition. figure 1 shows the impact of the 2007/2008 global financial crisis in terms of export, import, and nominal exchange rate which seemed to be confirming on the above mentioned theory. in figure 1. fluctuations of nominal exchange rate, export, and import during itf implementations   8.8 8.9 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 2006 2007 2008 xp 8.4 8.6 8.8 9.0 9.2 9.4 9.6 2006 2007 2008 mp 9 .0 5 9 .1 0 9 .1 5 9 .2 0 9 .2 5 9 .3 0 9 .3 5 9 .4 0 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 7 2 0 0 8 n e r 9.05 9.10 9.15 9.20 9.25 9.30 9.35 9.40 2006 2007 2008 ner 8.4 8.6 8.8 9.0 9.2 9.4 9.6 2006 2007 2008 mp jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 91-100 94 particular, due to the depreciation in 2008, the import value was slowing down, and export did so, which should be moving up. it may be guessed since the global markets were exaggerating so that it might decline the global demand, so finally tended to push down the indonesia exports market. however, in the context of marshall-lerner condition on trade balance theory, the presence of nominal depreciation in domestic exchange rate against foreign exchange rate cause an increase in net exports. in relation to the exchange rate and price level, the exchange rate pass-through (erpt) refers to the extent in which exchange rate changes alter relative prices. the effects of exchange rate changes can be on: (1) import and export prices, (2) consumer prices, and (3) trade volumes. the erpt can essentially be defined as “the percentage change in local currency import/export prices resulting from one percent change in the exchange rate” (duasa, 2008). according to mcfarlane (2002), the erpt mechanism is comprised of two channels which is originally sourced by exchange rate depreciation, and affected the price level accordingly. a direct and indirect pass through effect is considered to be a channel through which current account imbalances can be adjusted. the direct pass through would contribute into inflation through imported inputs and imported of final goods which become more expensive. these conditions accordingly would raise production cost, and inflation in country. meanwhile, indirect pass through effect is describing a depreciation on exchange rate is apparently channeled into inflation through (1) domestic demand for substitutes goods, and (2) demand for export. these two conditions would increase demand for labor and push up substitute and exports price, so definitely encourage inflation to crawl up. given that indonesia has been implementing the itf in managing its monetary policy, for achieving inflation stabilization policy, it is important to understand if exchange rate channel contributes significantly to changes in the level of inflation in the country through the erpt. in view of the high possibility that the exchange rate channel would bring tremendous impact on the health and stability of the indonesian economy, an empirical examination of the relationship between the exchange rate channel and price level in the context of the itf is urgently needed. several studies focusing on this area include that of mohamed (2003), which empirically examines the roles of money and credit in the monetary policy during the preand post-liberalization period in malaysia. the results indicate that money played important role post-liberalization compared with during pre-liberalization. edwards (2006) analyzes the relationship between exchange rate and inflation in countries that have adopted inflation targeting. the study finds two important findings: first, these countries have experienced a decline in the pass-through from exchange rate to inflation since there is co-existence in the degree of effectiveness of the nominal exchange rate as a shock absorber. second, the adoption of inflation targeting in the monetary policy procedures has not resulted in an increase in exchange rate volatility. the study by rahmi et al. (2009) indicates that the indonesian currency would be affected by the changes on the us, singapore, and the uk exchange rates due to the interest rate differentials. kara and nelson (2002) explain the phenomena of “exchange rate disconnect” whereby exchange rate could not be co-existence with inflation in cases where imports are treated as the intermediate-goods specification rather than as a final consumer good. jayanthy and abdullah (2010) adopts the granger causality test and finds that for asia, there is a significant one way causal relationship between the nominal and real exchange rate and the rate of inflation. ito and sato (2007) argue that (i) the degree of exchange rate pass through to import prices was quite high in the crisis-hit economies, including in indonesia, (ii) the pass through to cpi was generally low, with a notable exception of indonesia. concerning export competitiveness under appreciation of exchange rate, abeysinghe and yeok (1998) expose that in general, singapore economy has a higher degree in imported input content, but exchange rate appreciation has the less the impact on its exports. this suggests that singapore economy has successfully developed domestic value-added which calls for the critical leverage in maintaining export competitiveness and explains a concerted efforts to raise productivity across industries. finally, uddin evaluating monetary transmission mechanism... (dimas bagus, salina) 95 (2009) examines the co-integration between export and import in bangladesh economy. he later suggests that bangladesh economy is not in violation of its international budget constraints. it implies its trade balance is co-integrated and some policies on international trade are investigated to show long run equilibrium relationship between export and import. research method type and source of data the study utilizes monthly data series for the period from january 1990 to april 2009. for comparison purpose and more enriching discussion, the data sample period is further divided into four sub-periods, namely (i) precrisis period: january 1990 to july 1997; (ii) crisis period: august 1997 to december 2000; (iii) post-crisis period: january 2001 to june 2005; and (iv) post inflation targeting framework (itf): july 2005 until april 2009. nominal exchange rate (ner), inflation rate (inf), imports (mp), and exports (xp) are further investigated and examined using the standard vector auto regression analysis. all data are expressed in logarithmic forms, with the exception of inflation rate. data are sourced from the international monetary fund’s international financial statistics and bank indonesia database of various issues. data analysis before we proceed, it is imperative to perform a priory analysis of the variables temporal properties. we subject each time series to the standard augmented dickey fuller (adf) unit root test. the results indicate that almost all data series under consideration are integrated of order 1, or i (1). that is, they are stationary in their first differences. accordingly, we implement the philips-perron (pp) test for all variables under consideration. the pp test confirms the stationary in i (1) process. subsequently, we proceed with a cointegration test, as suggested by johansen (1992) and johansen and juselius (1990). essentially, the test of a varbased test, treating all variables as essentially endogenous. in implementing the test, we place emphasis on the pre-condition that the error terms need to be serially uncorrelated. table 1. unit root tests results: adf and pp tests period adf test pp test level first difference level first difference pre-crisis ner inf exp imp 0.790 -3.041** -1.017 -1.349 -5.612*** -6.652*** -8.840*** -6.466*** 0.718 -2.358 -1.096 -2.402 -5.611*** -6.445*** -18.242*** -19.536*** crisis ner inf exp imp -3.549** -2.071 -2.161 -2.933* -4.826*** -2.015*** -7.528*** -7.404*** -3.256** -1.389 -2.107 -2.838* -4.735*** -1.961*** -7.847*** -7.421*** post-crisis ner inf exp imp -1.788 -0.955 -1.560 0.366 -5.651*** -5.897*** -10.458*** -8.626*** -1.964 -1.148 -1.313 -0.755 -5.610*** -5.897*** -10.458*** -12.063*** post-itf ner inf exp imp -0.995 -1.457 -1.891 -1.566 -5.321*** -5.408*** -6.687*** -9.052*** -1.115 -1.706 -1.977 -1.580 -5.321*** -5.408*** -6.687*** -8.660*** note: *,**,*** denote significance at 10%, 5%, and 1%, respectively. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 91-100 96 1. concerning the effect of exchange rate channel to inflation to observe whether exchange rate can effect inflation during various period of time, the co-integration test is utilized and the results suggest that in all period observed, it indicates exchange rate does not carry out the long run relationship with the existed inflation in indonesia. such condition is exposed by the forecast error variance shown by variance decomposition function. interestingly, during the post implementation of itf, the innovation of inflation is very low compared with post crisis period, even crisis period. vdc function illustrate that the innovation of inflation was contributed by exchange rate shock just around 3% during precrisis, but tending to increase to more less 10% on 30 horizons. in addition, during crisis period it was accounted for around more less 20% on 30 horizons, and during post crisis the vcd shows an outstanding outcome which contributes roughly 75% in inflation rate variation. meanwhile, during itf implementation, conversely its contribution is weak and low, just around 1%, (see table 2), also see table 3 in appendix. according to above estimated results, the present study finds out that we reject the statement states “during the pre-crisis, exchange rate channel does not become an important channel in transmitting monetary policy, meanwhile during the crisis, post crisis, and post-itf implementation, it is considered as a crux channel, given under the floating exchange rate regime”. in particular, in the post crisis period after the implementation of the itf, the exchange rate channel tends to affect inflation but in a negligible portion, and relatively weak. therefore, in a nutshell, after implementation of itf, transmission channel through exchange rate becomes a less powerful to trace and explain the behavior of inflation rate in indonesia. 2. concerning the effect of exchange rate channel in explaining existed the direct pass through theoretically, the direct pass through is occurred in the form of an exchange rate depreciation which is transmitted through production cost process and accordingly into inflation. hence, in that context, by examining the integration process, we may ensure on how strong the inflation would arise in the case of depreciation taken place. according to cointegration results, during the crisis as well as post itf empirically shows significant result. it is meant that depreciation is reported as a threat policy which should be put into account in formulating monetary policy stance. in addition, those effect is obviously corrected by tracing out the vdc table which was during post itf the innovation of inflation through import variables is quite large and signed with significant portion, namely around 47% in 30 horizons period. meanwhile, during post, crisis, and pre-crisis, the portion is considered weak, (see table 4) and also see table 5 in appendix. according to above results, we sum up that (1) the process of direct pass through is higher and considered higher during the post crisis, in particular, post itf implementation, (2) the exchange rate channel can empirically explain the significant role of direct effect pass through only during post crisis, particularly, post itf implementation. therefore, in a nutshell, transmission mechanism through exchange rate channel yet stands as a good signal to expound the process of direct pass through effect in indonesia. 3. concerning the role of exchange rate in explaining the trade balance competitiveness given a condition in which exchange rate channel is considered very important during pre and post crisis, particularly, transmitting monetary policy under various exchange rate table 2. co-integration tests – trace and maximum eigenvalue tests (ner and inf) ho trace test maximum eigenvalue test pre crisis crisis post crisis post itf pre crisis crisis post crisis post itf r=0 14.646 18.328 15.773 6.525 12.368 14.687 13.176 5.545 r<1 2.277 3.641 2.596 0.979 2.277 3.641 2.596 0.979 *,**,*** denote significance at better that 10%, 5%, and 1% evaluating monetary transmission mechanism... (dimas bagus, salina) 97 regime and directed to achieve a desired level of inflation. looking at trade balance equilibrium, we might have known that export and import would be also affected by some shocks occurred in exchange rate. however, some economists expect that between export and import is co-integrated by econometric point of view so that a country (indonesia) is not in violation of her international budget constraints, (see table 6), and also table 5 in appendix. according to above results, they suggest that during various period, between export and import is co-integrated so that we accept above mention condition which states indonesian economy is not in violation of her international budget constraint and structurally immune from shock, for instance, through exchange rate channel. in a nutshell, exchange rate channel does not give an extra harmful situation to trade balance, during pre as well as post period. in other words, exchange rate channel cannot be used as a good channel to explain trade competitiveness in indonesia. conclusion in general, the study shows that monetary transmission through exchange rate channel has been responded differently. in the post-crisis, notably during post itp implementation, transmission channel through exchange rate becomes a less powerful tool to trace and guide inflation rate in indonesia. transmission mechanism through exchange rate channel yet stands a good signal to explain the process of direct pass through effect in indonesia. exchange rate channel does not give an extra harmful situation to trade balance, during pre and post crisis period. in other words, exchange rate channel cannot be used as a good channel to explain trade competitiveness in indonesia. an appreciation of the exchange rate is more favorable for the indonesian economy to boost economic growth and to lessen inflationary pressure. based on the findings of the study, it can be implied that as direct pass through has a higher magnitude over time, a depreciation of the exchange rate will slow down the economy. the relative high direct pass through, however does not affect the trade balance due to the existence of co-integration between export and import with exchange rate channel. after itf implementation, exchange rate channel is less powerful to achieve the policy target. therefore, an appreciation of the exchange rate is more favorable for the indonesian economy to boost economy growth and to lessen inflationary pressure. exchange rate appreciation will bring inflation down through its direct pass through effect on production cost. indeed. at a certain level, it would also support export of manufacturing products with high import content. direct pass through is higher in crisis period as well as itf according to vdc results. it may reflect that indonesian economy is more table 6. co-integration tests – trace and maximum eigenvalue tests (xp and mp) ho trace test maximum eigenvalue test pre crisis crisis post crisis post itf pre crisis crisis post crisis post itf r=0 15.875 14.851* 14.052 27.274** 12.358 14.848* 12.302 21.596** r<1 3.516 0.002 1.749 5.678 3.516 0.002 1.749 5.678 note: *,**,*** denote significance at better that 10%, 5%, and 1%. table 4. co-integration tests – trace and maximum eigenvalue tests (ner and imp) ho trace test maximum eigenvalue test pre crisis crisis post crisis post itf pre crisis crisis post crisis post itf r=0 15.875 14.851* 14.052 27.274** 12.358 14.848* 12.302 21.596** r<1 3.516 0.002 1.749 5.678 3.516 0.002 1.749 5.678 note: *,**,*** denote significance at better that 10%, 5%, and 1% jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 91-100 98 opened and liberalized over global markets. therefore, we may view that frankly, the rise of inflation post itf and later being transmitted into domestic economy through exchange rate channel, which then generates the higher degree of direct pass through effect, is not caused by solely exchange rate role and 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(2006). exchange rate passthrough in asia: what does the literature tell us? department of economics, claremont graduate university appendix table 3. variance decomposition function between ner and inf horizon explained by innovation in ner to inf pre-crisis crisis post-crisis post itf 2 2.539 15.023 20.647 0.016 4 5.121 22.900 47.042 0.0164 8 7.019 22.633 68.159 0.288 12 7.747 20.521 72.795 0.672 16 8.226 19.783 74.189 0.909 20 8.654 19.854 74.692 1.017 24 9.082 19.972 74.888 1.058 28 9.526 19.988 74.966 1.072 30 9.755 19.982 74.986 1.075 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 91-100 100 table 5. variance decomposition function between ner and mp horizon explained by innovation in ner to mp pre-crisis crisis post-crisis post itf 2 0.141 1.073 0.016 4.558 4 0.220 1.316 0.629 14.105 8 0.228 1.353 4.278 33.574 12 0.227 1.351 7.489 44.379 16 0.227 1.351 9.499 47.316 20 0.227 1.351 10.701 46.661 24 0.227 1.351 11.431 46.183 28 0.227 1.351 11.884 46.569 30 0.227 1.351 12.044 46.822 microsoft word 03-didin jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013, hlm.120-126 determinan pertumbuhan ekonomi di daerah istimewa yogyakarta, indonesia didin wahyudin1, imamudin yuliadi2 1 kospin jasa syariah magelang jl. singosari no.27, magelang, jawa tengah, indonesia, phone: +62 293 366242 2 fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, jl. lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone: +62 274 387656 e-mail korespondensi: imamudin2006@yahoo.co.id naskah diterima: januari 2013; disetujui: september 2013 abstract: the study aims to know the influence of the domestic investment capital or penanaman modal dalam negeri (pdmn), the foreign direct investment (fdi), and anggaran pengeluaran belanja daerah (apbd), and the labor toward the economic growth in 5 regions/cities in diy between 2006-2012. the data that is used in this study is the secondary data, with the time series model (2006-2012) and the cross section model (5 regions in diy). the result shows that the pdmn has positive influence and is significant; the increasing number of pdmn around 1% will make the economic growth increases 0, 10 in each region in diy. the apbd also has positive influence and significant; the increasing number of apbd around 1% will make the economic growth increases 0, 10. the labor has negative impact and significant; the increasing number of labor around 1% will make the economic growth decreases -0,67 in each region in diy, it shows that the marginal utility of labor will increase the marginal utility of production. the marginal utility production will keep increasing if the labor keeps adding until maximum. when the production reaches maximum the increasing number of total labor will decrease the total production (tp) that will make the production negative. keywords: economic growth; domestic capital investment; the foreign direct investment jel classification: p25, r11 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh penanaman modal dalam negeri (pmdn), penanaman modal asing (pma), anggaran pengeluaran belanja daerah (apbd), dan tenaga kerja terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di 5 kabupaten/kota di diy pada tahun 20062012. data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder, dalam bentuk time series (2006-2012) dan cross section (5 kabupaten/kota di diy. alat analisis yang digunakan adalah data panel dengan bantuan eviews 6. hasil studi ini menunjukkan bahwa pmdn berpengaruh positif dan signifikan, peningkatan pmdn sebesar satu persen maka pertumbuhan ekonomi di setiap kabupaten/kota di diy mengalami kenaikan sebesar 0,10. apbd berpengaruh positif dan signifikan, peningkatan apbd sebesar satu persen maka pertumbuhan ekonomi di setiap kabupaten/kota di diy mengalami kenaikan sebesar 0,10. tenaga kerja berpengaruh negative dan signifikan. peningkatan tenaga kerja sebesar satu persen maka pertumbuhan ekonomi di setiap kabupaten/kota di diy mengalami penurunan sebesar -0,67, hal ini dikarenakan dimana peningkatan marginal jumlah tenaga kerja akan meningkatkan marginal produksi. peningkatan marginal produksi akan terus bertambah jika jumlah tenaga kerja terus ditambah hingga mencapai jumlah produksi maksimal. pada saat jumlah produksi maksimal penambahan jumlah tenaga kerja akan menurunkan jumlah produksi (tp) sehingga produksi akan bernilai negatif kata kunci: pertumbuhan ekonomi; penanaman modal dalam negeri; penanaman modal asing; anggaran pengeluaran belanja daerah klasifikasi jel: p25, r11 determinan pertumbuhan ekonomi ... (didin wahyudin, imamudin yuliadi) 121 pendahuluan pembangunan pada dasarnya merupakan proses multidimensial yang meliputi perubahan struktur sosial, perubahan dalam sikap hidup masyarakat dan perubahan dalam kelembagaan (institusi) nasional. pembangunan juga meliputi perubahan dalam tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi, pengurangan ketimpangan pendapatan dan pemberantasan kemiskinan. salah satu indikator untuk mengukur keberhasilan pembangunan dalam suatu negara adalah pertumbuhan ekonomi. pertumbuhan dapat diartikan sebagai gambaran mengenai dampak dari kebijakan-kebijakan pemerintah yang dilaksanakan dalam bidang ekonomi. menurut boediono (1999) negara indonesia mempunyai impian yakni pertumbuhan ekonomi nasional di tahun depan mencapai 7% hal itu merupakan bukan hal yang mustahil menurut sunarsip (chief economist the indonesia economic intelligence) menyatakan ini bisa tercapai dengan dorongan kuat pada empat faktor kunci: pertama, mendorong pertumbuhan investasi minimal 12 persen. kedua, mendorong pertumbuhan produktivitas tenaga kerja hingga 60 persen. ketiga, mendorong pertumbuhan di atas tujuh persen untuk sektor manufaktur atau selevel dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi sebelum krisis 1997-1999. keempat, mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah supaya lebih agresif. (republika online senin, 17 maret 2013). tujuan pembangunan ekonomi di samping untuk meningkatkan pendapatan nasional riil juga untuk meningkatkan produktivitas. produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) merupakan salah satu indikator untuk menunjuk tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi suatu daerah. kontradiksi yang terjadi selama tiga triwulan berturut-turut telah mengaki batkan pertumbuhan ekonomi diy (daerah istimewa yogyakarta) selama tahun 2004 hanya mampu tumbuh sebesar 4,88 persen. secara sektoral, kontraksi perekonomian yang terjadi selama triwulan iv-2004 dipengaruhi oleh pertumbuhan negatif tiga sektor ekonomi yaitu (i) sektor pertanian, (ii) sektor keuangan, persewaan dan jasa perusahaan serta (iii) sektor jasa-jasa yang masing-masing kontraksi sebesar 44,52 persen; 15,02 persen dan 3,41 persen. penurunan kegiatan ekonomi pada sektor pertanian lebih disebabkan oleh faktor musim kemarau yang cukup panjang, sehingga produktivitas pertanian terutama pada sub sektor tanaman bahan makanan mengalami penurunan sebesar 61,38 persen khususnya untuk komoditas padi, ketela pohon, kacang kedelai dan kacang hijau. sementara itu, subsektor peternakan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 6,47 persen, namun demikian mengingat andil subsektor ini tidak terlalu besar pada sektor pertanian maka kenaikan tersebut tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan (sumartono dkk, 2005). masalah fundamental yang dihadapi oleh pemerintah provinsi diy adalah kemiskinan dan ketimpangan, di mana ada kecendrungan bahwa ketimpangan ini meningkat sepanjang waktu. ada daerah yang relatif sangat kaya (kota yogyakarta) dan daerah yang relatif miskin (kabupaten kupon progo). peningkatan ketimpangan ini disebabkan oleh pola pembangunan yang berbeda antardaerah. beberapa daerah di provinsi diy memiliki visi yang tidak jelas, baik indikator maupun waktu pencapaiannya, di samping seringkali visi daerah tersebut tidak didukung oleh potensi yang dimiliki tabel 1. target dan realisasi penanaman modal diy (dalam jutaan rupiah) tahun pmdn pertumbuhan pmdn (%) pma pertumbuhan pma (%) total pertumbuhan 2004 2.401.966 1,519,269 3.921.236 2005 2.251.066 -6,28 1,843,675 21,35 4.094.742 4,42 2006 2.144.879 -4,72 1,879,787 1,96 4.024.666 -1,71 2007 1.801.533 -16,01 2,278,166 21,19 4.079.700 1,37 2008 1.806.426 0,27 2,415,461 6,03 4.221.888. 3,49 2009 1.882.514 4,21 2,508,131 3,84 4.390.645 4,00 2010 1.884.925 0,13 2,696,046 7,49 4.580.972 4,33 2011 2.313.141 22,72 4,110,436 52,46 6.423.578 40,22 2012* 2.901.795 25,45 4,174,341, 1,55 7.076.136 10,16 2013* 3.495.807 20,47 4,287,734 2,72 7.783.542 10,00 sumber :bkpm provinsi diy jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 120-126 122 oleh daerah (restiatun, 2009). dalam perekonomian terbuka, pertumbuhan ekonomi tidak hanya dipengaruhi oleh aktivitas perekonomian di wilayah tersebut namun juga dipengaruhi oleh perekonomian global. demikian halnya dengan perekonomian di diy, tidak hanya dipengaruhi oleh aktivitas ekonomi penduduk diy namun juga dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor luar seperti kondisi ekonomi nasional dan bahkan ekonomi global. perkembangan investasi di provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta menunjukkan pertumbuhan yang signifikan pada 5 tahun terakhir, sebagaimana tersaji dalam tabel 1. peningkatan yang paling besar terjadi pada tahun 2011, karena realisasi perusahaan baru, perluasan perusahaan yang telah merealisasikan investasinya pada tahun-tahun sebelumnya, renovasi/peremajaan/restruksturisasi perusahaan yang tentunya juga berimplikasi pada penambahan investasi. besaran kontribusi pertumbuhan investasi yang berasal dari perusahaan pmdn tersebut: rp428.217.825.987,(22,72%) dan perusahaan pma sebesar: rp1.414.389.366.777, (52,46%) dari nilai total pertumbuhan investasi hingga desember 2011 yang sebesar: rp1.842.607.192.764,(terdapat pertumbuhan dengan nilai 40,22% dari realisasi investasi tahun 2010). sampai dengan tahun 2011, perusahaan yang merealisasikan investasinya (aktif) di diy sejumlah 219 perusahaan (terdiri dari 104 perusahaan pma dan 115 perusahaan pmdn) dari total 331 perusahaan (182 perusahaan pma; 149 perusahaan pmdn) yang terdaftar. adapun total serapan tenaga kerja dari realisasi investasi tersebut sebanyak 38.89 6 tenaga kerja indonesia (tki) serta 128 tenaga kerja asing (tka). metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data jenis data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder yang diperoleh dari badan pusat statistik diy serta sumber lain yang terkait dengan studi ini. daerah penelitian yang digunakan adalah seluruh kabupaten dan kota yang ada di daerah istimewa yogyakarta, yang terdiri dari 4 kabupaten dan 1 kota madya yaitu: (1) kabupaten bantul; (2) kabupaten gunung kidul; (3) kabupaten kulonprogo; (4) kabupaten sleman dan (5) kota yogyakarta. variabel dependen yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah pdrb (pertumbuhan ekonomi) sedangkan variabel independen yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah tenaga kerja, belanja modal, penanaman modal dalam negeri dan penanaman modal asing analisis data alat analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah analisis regresi data panel. menurut ajija, dkk (2011:51) ada tiga metode yang digunakan untuk data panel: 1) model pooled least square (common effect) model ini dikenal dengan estimasi common effect yaitu teknik regresi yang paling sederhana untuk mengestimasi data panel dengan cara hanya mengkombinasikan data time series dan sumber : bkpm provinsi diy gambar 1. pertumbuhan investasi tahun 2005 sampai dengan desember 2013 a b c determinan pertumbuhan ekonomi ... (didin wahyudin, imamudin yuliadi) 123 cross section. model ini hanya menggabungkan data tersebut tanpa melihat perbedaan antarwaktu dan individu sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa model ini sama halnya dengan metode ordinary least square (ols) karena menggunakan kuadrat terkecil biasa. 2) model pendekatan efek tetap (fixed effect) pendekatan model ini menggunakan variabel boneka atau dummy yang dikenal dengan sebutan model efek tetap (fixed effect) atau least square dummy variable atau disebut juga covariance model. pada metode fixed effect estimasi dapat dilakukan dengan tanpa pembobot (no weight) atau least square dummy variable (lsdv) dan dengan pembobot (cross section weight) atau general least square (gls). 3) model pendekatan efek acak (random effect) model data panel pendekatan ketiga yaitu model efek acak (random effect). dalam model efek acak, parameter-parameter yang berbeda antar daerah maupun antarwaktu dimasukan ke dalam error. karena hal inilah, model efek acak juga disebut model komponen error (error component model). keputusan penggunaan model efek tetap ataupun acak ditentukan dengan menggunakan uji hausman. dengan ketentuan apabila probabilitas yang dihasilkan signifikan dengan alpha maka dapat digunakan me tode fixed effect namun apabila sebaliknya maka dapat memilih salah satu yang terbaik antara model fixed dengan random effect hasil dan pembahasan hasil analisis pada tabel 2 memperlihatkan bahwa metode estimasi yang terpilih adalah random effect. dipilihnya random effect karena memiliki nilai probabilitas masing-masing variabel independen dari random effect lebih signifikan dibanding fixed effect atau common effect yang masing-masing variabel independennya tidak signifikan semua sehingga model yang lebih baik yaitu random effect. setelah terpilih metode random effect, kemudian akan dilanjutkan dengan melakukan regresi random effect. hasil estimasi menunjukkan pengaruh penanaman modal dalam negeri (pmdn) terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi diperoleh nilai koefisien sebesar 0,109817 dengan signifikansi 0,0000 artinya pmdn < 0,005 maka pmdn berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy tahun 2006 sampai 2012. hal ini menunjukan bahwa pengaruh pmdn terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy memiliki hubungan yang positif. hal ini sesuai juga dengan teori yang dikemukakan oleh tabel 2. hasil estimasi pengaruh penanaman modal dalam negeri, penanaman modal asing, belanja modal, tenaga kerja terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. variabel dependen : pdrb model common effect fixed effect random effect konstanta 14,85402 12,63995 14,04644 standar error 0,768984 2,108406 0,309131 probabilitas 0,0000 0,0000 0,0000 penanaman modal dalam negeri 0,107496 -0,008014 0,109817 standar error 0,035390 0,019457 0,006011 probabilitas 0,0049 0,6838 0,0000 penanaman modal asing 0,019578 0,006760 0,019549 standar error 0,008774 0,003633 0,001670 probabilitas 0,0333 0,0741 0,0000 belanja modal -0,000808 -0,002225 0,102865 standar error 0,005989 0,002285 0,034246 probabilitas 0,8936 0,3390 0,0062 tenaga kerja -0,632432 0,028985 -0,670749 standar error 0,124179 0,382403 0,022955 probabilitas 0,0000 0,9402 0,0000 r2 0,604206 0,953926 0,620553 fstatistik 11,44926 67,28909 3,925001 probabilitas 0,000009 0,000000 0,002921 durbin-watson stat 0,748405 0,457604 0,763497 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 120-126 124 harold dan domar (dalam jhingan 1999) yang memberikan peranan kunci kepada investasi terhadap peranannya dalam proses pertumbuhan ekonomi. studi yang sama juga dilakukan oleh fitrah afrizal (2013), di mana pmdn berpengaruh signifikan terhadap pdrb. semakin meningkatnya investasi dalam hal ini pmdn yang dilakukan oleh pemerintah, maka ketersediaan barang publik akan meningkat dan akan mendorong peningkatan pdrb. tabel 3. hasil estimasi model variabel dependen : pdrb model random effect konstanta 14,04644 standar error 0,309131 probabilitas 0,0000 penanaman modal dalam negeri 0,109817 standar error 0,006011 probabilitas 0,0000 koefisien 0,109817 penanaman modal asing 0,019549 standar error 0,001670 probabilitas 0,0000 koefisien 0,019549 belanja modal 0,102865 standar error 0,034246 probabilitas 0,0062 koefisien 0,102865 tenaga kerja -0,670749 standar error 0,022955 probabilitas 0,0000 koefisien -0,670749 r2 0,620553 fstatistik 3,925001 probabilitas 0,002921 durbin-watson stat 0,763497 pengaruh penanaman modal asing terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi, diperoleh nilai koefisien sebesar 0,019549 dengan signifikansi 0,0000 artinya pma < 0,005 maka pma berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy tahun 2006 sampai 2012. hal ini menunjukan bahwa pengaruh pma terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy memiliki hubungan yang positif. hal ini sesuai dengan studi arwiny fajriah anwar (2011). investasi luar negeri dalam hal ini berperan aktif dalam mendorong perekonomian suatu wilayah baik dalam peran kemajuan teknologi yang dimiliki oleh pihak asing, maupun jaringan kuat terhadap lembaga internasional dan pasar global. pengaruh belanja modal terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi, diperoleh nilai koefisien sebesar 0,102865 dengan signifikansi 0.0062 artinya belanja modal > 0,005 maka belanja modal berpengaruh positif dan tidak signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy tahun 2006 sampai 2012. hal ini menunjukan bahwa pengaruh belanja modal terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy memiliki hubungan yang positif hal ini sesuai dengan studi yang dilakukan oleh mohammad rizal mubaroq dkk. yang menyatakan bahwa belanja modal berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. pengaruh tenaga kerja terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi diperoleh nilai koefisien sebesar -0,670749 dengan signifikansi 0,0000 artinya tenaga kerja < 0,005 maka tenaga kerja berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy tahun 2006 sampai 2012. hal ini menunjukan bahwa pengaruh tenaga kerja terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy adalah negatif. adanya ketidak sesuaiannya dengan teori yang selama ini berlaku, menurut teori yang dikemukakan oleh harrod domar bahwa kenaikan tingkat output dan tenaga kerja dapat dilakukan dengan adanya akumulasi modal (investasi) dan tabungan. hal ini sesuai dengan studi yang dilakukan oleh dimas dan woyanti (2009) yang menyatakan bahwa adanya ketidak sesuaian dengan teori tersebut dikarenakan dari sifat investasi itu sendiri, seperti diketahui bahwa negara-negara maju memiliki faktor produksi yang padat modal, sehingga investasi yang mereka tanamkan di negara berkembang seperti indonesia mengikuti teknik yang mereka kembangkan atau terapkan di negara asalnya yakni yang cenderung padat modal. sebab inilah yang membuat tingkat investasi asing cenderung mengurangi jumlah tenaga kerja, karena teknik yang padat modal dengan teknologi tinggi cenderung memiliki produktifitas dan efisiensi yang lebih baik sehingga untuk menghasilkan output yang sama besar hanya diperlukan tenaga kerja yang lebih sedikit. faktor penyebab kedua hubungan negatif adalah selain pilihan para pengusaha terhadap penggunaan modal yang lebih banyak yang sebenarnya rasional, tetapi juga disebabkan determinan pertumbuhan ekonomi ... (didin wahyudin, imamudin yuliadi) 125 oleh adanya bermacam-macam faktor strukural, kelembagaan, dan politik sehingga harga pasaran tenaga kerja menjadi lebih tinggi dibandingkan harga modal. lebih lanjut, struktur harga atau upah tenaga kerja menjadi sangat mahal karena adanya tekanan-tekanan politik dari serikat buruh, penetapan upah minimum oleh pemerintah, serta adanya aneka penggajian yang lebih tinggi dari perusahaan-perusahaan multinasional. akibat netto dari distorsi harga faktor produksi adalah terus meningkatnya penggunaan teknik padat modal khususnya sektor-sektor industri di perkotaan. ditinjau dari sudut kepentingan masyarakat atau perekonomian secara keseluruhan, hal tersebut jelas negatif karena biaya-biaya sosial penggunaan modal di bawah kapasitas terpasang dan rendahnya penyerapan tenaga kerja menjadi sangat tinggi. adapun sebab yang ketiga seperti yang dikemukakan oleh todaro (2000) adalah adanya akumulasi modal untuk pembelian mesin dan peralatan canggih yang tidak hanya memboroskan keuangan domestik serta devisa tetapi juga menghambat upaya-upaya dalam rangka menciptakan pertumbuhan penciptaan lapangan kerja baru. hambatan lainnya yaitu masih kurangnya syarat-syarat struktural, institusional, dan sikap-sikap yang diperlukan (seperti adanya pasar-pasar komoditi dan pasar uang yang terintegrasi dengan baik, tenaga kerja yang terdidik dan terlatih dalam hal ini kecakapan dan perencanaan manajemen yang baik, motivasi untuk berhasil, dan birokrasi pemerintah yang efisien) untuk mengubah modal baru secara efektif dan efisien menjadi output yang lebih besar dan penciptaan lapangan kerja baru. siagian (2010) mengemukakan bahwa tenaga kerja akan mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi, di mana peningkatan marginal jumlah tenaga kerja akan meningkatkan marginal produksi. peningkatan marginal produksi akan terus bertambah jika jumlah tenaga kerja terus ditambah hingga mencapai jumlah produksi maksimal. pada saat jumlah produksi maksimal (maximum total production, tp max) penambahan jumlah tenaga kerja akan menurunkan jumlah produksi (tp) sehingga produksi akan bernilai negatif. simpulan berdasarkan hasil analisis data dan pembahasan yang telah diurai, maka dapat diambil kesimpulan bahwa variabel pdrb di kota diy pada tahun 2006-2012 dipengaruhi oleh penanaman modal dalam negeri (pmdn), penanaman modal asing (pma), dan belanja modal secara positif, sedangkan tenaga kerja berpengaruh negatif terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi (pdrb). beberapa saran yang diajukan yang berkaitan dengan hasil studi ini adalah: (1) pemerintah daerah diharapkan dapat meningkatkan iklim investasi pmdn di setiap kabupaten/ kota di diy dengan melalui kebijakan-kebijakan yang mendukung dengan cara memperbaiki sarana prasarana serta mempermudah peraturan untuk berinvestasi sehingga bisa meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy dengan memanfaatkan sektor-sektor unggulan yang ada di kabupaten dan kota di provinsi diy. (2) pemerintah daerah diharapkan bisa menarik investasi asing dengan menciptakan iklim investasi yang kondusif di mana dengan adanya proses perizinan yang cepat serta tidak menghambat dan mampu meningkatkan kualitas sumber daya manusia sehingga bisa meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi setiap kabupaten/kota di diy. (3) pemerintah hendaknya memanfaatkan tenaga kerja sebagai upaya untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat dengan cara mengadakan adanya pelatihan-pelatihan untuk meningkatkan kualitas yang mampu bersaing dan memperluas kesempatan kerja guna mampu meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi di diy. (4) pemerintah daerah diharapkan bisa mengalokasikan belanja daerah dengan efektif untuk kepentingan publik dengan cara memperbaiki sarana prasarana yang menunjang pembangunan di daerah yang dapat meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi. 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(2000). pembangunan ekonomi di dunia ketiga. edisi ke tujuh (diterjemahkan oleh haris munawar), jakarta: erlangga. www.bps.go.id (di akses tanggal 16 maret 2013) www.republika.co.id (diakses tanggal 17 maret 2012) jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 21 nomor 2, oktober 2020 article type: research paper establishing food business of local stateowned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness maryunani abstract: the agricultural sector contributes positively to regional economic development. however, current government programs tend to prioritize only on the supply side. it can cause an imbalance between demand, supply, and market inefficiency. to overcome the problems, the regional government can establish a food bumd, especially in east java. this research aims to formulate a strategy for establishing a food bumd as a step in developing agriculture and agribusiness in east java. the analysis method used was swot by examining internal and external factors as the basis for efficient strategy formulation. the results showed that east java's agricultural conditions were in quadrant i (aggressive strategy). recommended strategies that can be done are mapping and prospecting agricultural production in each region, maximizing infrastructure and social capital to build a supply and value chain, maximizing the marketing of agricultural products through information and technology to reach a broader market. besides, developing the potential areas to agropolitan area, assisting young agricultural entrepreneurs, and formulating policies to facilitate local agricultural product marketing are suggested. the establishment of the east java food bumd is a strategic step with significant support for the east java economy and can create strong cooperation with small farmers and strengthen social capital (trust, norm, and networking). therefore, it will create a balance of supply and demand in the market, which increases the economic level of east java people. keywords: agriculture; food bumd; swot analysis jel classification: q13, e02 introduction regional economic development has a close relationship with each potential sector's role, such as the agricultural sector and government policies, to optimize and increase original local revenue (pad). it contributes to an increase in gdp, can be an imported product, provides raw materials, reduces poverty, and absorbs labor (haryono, 2013; rusliyadi & libin, 2018). according to bps (2013), east java has become the most contributing province in the indonesian agricultural sector due to the high level of agglomeration of agricultural products, as indicated by a contribution of 13% 14% in the national economy ( arman, achsani, & fauz, 2016). it underlies that over the last few decades, east java has been included in the second-largest contributing province to the indonesian economy with a stable and moderate growth rate (world bank, 2011). affiliation: department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas brawijaya, malang, indonesia. *correspondence: maryunani200216@yahoo.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.21.2.5043 citation: maryunani. (2020). establishing food business of local stateowned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(2), 222234. article history received: 28 apr 2020 reviewed: 07 july 2020 19 sep 2020 revised: 23 july 2020 25 sep 2020 accepted: 08 oct 2020 mailto:maryunani200216@yahoo.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8698 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 223 research results from khairiyakh, irham, and mulyo (2015) revealed that the agricultural sector is essential in east java because it can meet the national market needs. it can support national food needs due to a surplus on agriculture, livestock, and fishery commodities such as rice, maize, shallots, cattle, dairy cows, hens, and others. also, commodities like meat, eggs, milk, fruits, vegetables, ornamental plants, and biopharmaceuticals have a considerable potential to develop in east java. however, the comparative advantage that exists in east java is not accompanied by a robust agricultural sector. it was indicated by the agricultural productivity’s stagnation from 2012-2016, and in 2018, the agricultural sector’s role in east java was in the third rank and continued to decline from 2014 2018 by 1.66% (bps east java province, 2018). the central and local governments have planned and implemented many agricultural sector development programs in indonesia. however, the program still prioritizes the production aspect only (supply), for example, upsus pajale (special efforts for rice, maize, and soybeans), fertilizer assistance, credit assistance, one village one product (ovop), and others. these programs are too focused on the supply side without paying attention to the demand side, and it can lead to an imbalance between supply and demand, which can harm producers (in surplus) and consumers (in deficit). the large supply capacity of the agricultural sector can lead to an oversupply of agricultural products. with inelastic demand conditions, it can result in a decline and fluctuation in commodity prices. a study conducted by sukesi, rahayuningrum and widyanti (2008) disclosed that the shallot oversupply in brebes regency impacted shallot farmers, where there was very low-price fluctuation at the consumer level. besides, the study conducted by wirabrata (2019) also explained that the oversupply of broilers had a significant impact on reducing the selling price to the lowest price (idr. 8,000 idr. 10,000 per kilogram) from normal price (idr. 18,000 – idr. 21,000 per kilogram) in september 2018. if this continues, it can decrease east java's welfare, especially farmers who live in rural areas. it is the reason why many rural communities are trapped in poverty. both nationally and locally (east java), the agricultural sector has the same information asymmetry and unequal bargaining position problems. the next negative implication is the emergence of moral hazard in transactions that can harm economic growth and the achievement of equal opportunity and access. previous research by sukesi et al. (2008) stated that the steps to anticipate oversupply in agricultural products are to make trade arrangements, use the warehouse receipt system to obtain stable prices, carry out post-harvest management, and diversify and value-added on agricultural products by processing it into other valuable products. trade regulation can be carried out by forming units present in the market and playing the role to neutralize market inefficiencies and increase regional economic development contributions through regional original revenue (pad). the strategic step that government takes in the agricultural market is to establish a food information system for the community, which is then forwarded to the east java regional regulation number 2 of 2010 concerning governance of leading agricultural and fishery products in east java. in this regional regulation, the east java government's steps are the food bumd as the leading market for agribusiness products and commodities. it is previously under east java's regional government’s institution, transformed into an maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 224 independent and broader economic and social institution. the establishment of the east java food bumd is an effort taken by the regional government to respond to the slow progress in developing the agricultural sector. therefore, it is expected that the agricultural sector can become a contributor that can provide sufficient pad. it underlines the importance of establishing a food bumd. previous research related to the establishment of bumd was conducted by yani (2012), affirming that the basis for establishing bumd is a regional regulation with the consideration of a previous feasibility study that has been carried out on the prospects of the business sector and regional assets owned. moreover, one of east java’s policy formulations needed is government intervention to the market through food bumd. its presence is expected to be a step for suppressing inefficiencies in the market because it can become a government business institution that brings the market closer to production activities and food producers. the goal is to reduce poverty, strengthen economic fundamentals, and increase competitiveness through the emergence of supply and value chains. this research aims to analyze the internal and external factors and formulate a strategy for establishing food bumd as a step for agricultural and agribusiness development in east java. this research on strategies in the food bumd establishment is different from the previous research. it is because food bumd is one of the east java government’s plans to address price fluctuations from the agricultural sector more optimally. the strategy is based on east java's internal and external factors related to the agricultural sector, so the results can be used for considering the right steps to establish a more efficient and optimal food bumd. research method study site this research was conducted from october to december 2019. this study's locations were malang regency, jombang regency, nganjuk regency, kediri regency, blitar regency, and tulungagung regency. the selection of sample locations was based on criterion-based selection to get information about producers' diversity in agricultural production of food crops, horticultural agriculture, plantations, livestock, and fisheries. data collection primary data in this study included (1) data on the carrying capacity of farmers and agricultural institutions on food enterprises, (2) profitability on food commodities, and (3) food commodity market survey. in contrast, the secondary data needed were (1) data on food commodity prices between time and between regions in east-java, (2) data on eastjava food commodity exports, (3) data on east-java food commodity imports, (4) data on food commodity imports in various countries, and (5) other related data. the data collection technique was carried out with a survey to selected respondents in each area. the respondent's selection was based on criterion-based selection representing the food crops, horticulture, livestock, and fisheries. thus, the total respondents in this study were maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 225 244 respondents divided into batu city (48 respondents), blitar regency (45 respondents), jombang regency (20 respondents), kediri regency (20 respondents), malang regency (46 respondents), nganjuk regency (20 respondents), and tulungagung regency (45 respondents). data analysis the data were analyzed using descriptive analysis, and then for the strategy development, it used a swot analysis, consisting of strength (s), weakness (w), opportunity (o), and threat (t). the swot analysis model compared opportunities and threats as external factors with strengths and weaknesses as internal research factors. internal factors were analyzed on the ifas matrix (internal strategic factor analysis summary), and external factors were investigated on the efas matrix (external strategic factor analysis summary) (wasike, magothe, kahi, & peters, 2011). there were three stages in the swot analysis, i.e., (i) calculation of scores and weights of each component on the ifas and efas matrix, (ii) prediction of strategies based on awareness, and (iii) finding the position of existing conditions in the swot quadrant. hence, according to rangkuti (2004), the swot analysis results would produce alternative strategies, as follows: 1. s-o strategy (strengths-opportunities) is a strategy that maximizes the strength to take existing opportunities. 2. s-t strategy (strengths-threats) is a strategy that maximizes the strength to overcome threats that are expected to be faced. 3. w-o strategy (weaknesses-opportunities) is a strategy to take advantage of opportunities to minimize weaknesses. 4. w-t strategy (weaknesses-threats) is a strategy to overcome threats and minimize weaknesses. result and discussion the results indicated that internal factors, consisting of strengths and weaknesses, and external factors, including opportunities and threats, could be displayed, as follows: maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 226 table 1 ifas matrix no aspect rating weight score strengths 1 east-java province has a comparative advantage in supporting food bumd. 4 0.10 0.4 2 vast human resources to develop the agricultural sector 2 0.05 0.1 3 potential local institutions supporting food bumd 2 0.03 0.06 4 there have been previous policies related to markets and agricultural institutions. 4 0.02 0.08 5 there are trading partners both at home and abroad. 3 0.02 0.06 6 social capital that is good enough to be transformed into an economic capacity 3 0.03 0.09 7 the regional infrastructure is very good. 3 0.05 0.15 8 there is support for local government policy to form the food bumd. 4 0.15 0.6 9 the agricultural sector’s human resources are relatively longtime experienced and have the resilience of working in agricultural production. 3 0.05 0.15 total strengths 1.69 weaknesses 1 a weak partnership was built before. 3 0.02 0.06 2 weak levels of entrepreneurship in agricultural producers 2 0.02 0.04 3 weak innovation and research in agriculture 3 0.01 0.03 4 the positioning of agricultural products from the community is still relatively low compared to imported products. 4 0.03 0.12 5 the pattern of agricultural business transactions, in general, is still transactional and tends to be exploitative. 2 0.03 0.06 6 dispersal patterns in agribusiness systems 3 0.01 0.03 7 share poverty occurs in many areas in east-java province due to the workforce’s low structural transformation from the agricultural sector. 2 0.01 0.02 8 resource degradation and decreased carrying capacity of land and water in agricultural production 4 0.04 0.16 9 agricultural production planning is still very weak. 3 0.05 0.15 10 agricultural producers are price takers in both the input and output markets. 3 0.04 0.12 11 the bargaining position is very weak from agricultural producers. 2 0.05 0.1 12 production centers scattered in small volumes of information asymmetry in agricultural transactions. 2 0.05 0.1 13 information asymmetry in agricultural transactions 3 0.04 0.12 14 there is no market for agricultural products that increases market reach and competitiveness. 3 0.10 0.3 total weaknesses (b) total internal (a-b) 1.41 0,28 source: data analyzed, 2019 table 1 shows that internal factors were strengths and weaknesses, with the total score on the strength element was 1.69, and the total score on the weakness was 1.41. based on these values, the strengths of the agricultural sector in east java were better than its weaknesses and could be considered to develop a suitable strategy for the food bumd establishment in east java. the strategy can consider a comparative advantage of the agricultural sector in east java. this advantage emerged because surplus and increased maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 227 agricultural production in east java could meet indonesia's food needs. increased agricultural production occurred in several horticultural commodities such as garlic, paprika, cauliflower, cantaloupe, spinach, turnips, and cayenne pepper. it was supported by research results from syaifullah (2013) and data from east java agricultural service annual report (2012), which exposed that paddy production commodities, food crops, and horticultural crops have made east java one of the food buffers in indonesia and as a province that capable of contributing 13% 14% of the national economy. besides from comparative advantage, east java infrastructure is considered as an essential in strength elements. according to the world bank (2011), east java infrastructure was classified as decent in urban areas but still lacking in rural areas. agricultural human resources (hr) were classified as farmers and agricultural extension workers. further, azhar’s (2010) research revealed a significant relationship between agricultural extension workers' and farmers' performance because they had a relatively good performance and could improve institutional programs (sunartomo, 2016). due to the existence of the 2019-2024 east java rpjmd, plans for the development of primary human development capital are included. the plan consists of improving the quality of human resources and equitable development so that east java's agricultural sector can become the largest agribusiness center in southeast asia. on the market weaknesses of agricultural products in east java, the majority were still on a district or sub-district scale. the distribution and sale of agricultural products could not be optimal directly from production to consumers, and the majority were still through intermediaries (distributors). agriculture in east java was still classified as weak because most farmers still depended on the season to cultivate the land. this dependence could cause production fluctuations and become unstable. it could also decrease farmers’ income. besides, inefficient production planning could cause other problems, such as land degradation and decreased environmental carrying capacity. also, due to the change in land use from forests to agricultural and residential areas, planting homogeneous plants with fewer quality seeds and excessive use of chemical pesticides could lead to unsustainable agricultural practices. table 2 efas matrix no aspect rating weight score opportunity 1 information technology that facilitates communication and transactions 4 0.06 0.24 2 great potential for partnerships with research institutions for innovation and production technology improvement 4 0.03 0.12 3 potential to establish lp2b linkage programs, agropolitan, cooperatives, and others 4 0.04 0.16 4 potential to form economies of scale and competitiveness 3 0.06 0.18 5 high potential for downstream agricultural products 3 0.05 0.15 6 high potential to form value-added agricultural products 3 0.06 0.18 7 potential to form a supply and value chain 4 0.07 0.28 8 the potential implementation of regional agriculture and precision agriculture 4 0.06 0.24 9 potential for increasing community welfare (eliminating trade-off growth and inequality) 3 0.04 0.12 10 the emergence of young agricultural entrepreneurs 2 0.03 0.06 total opportunity (c) 1.73 maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 228 table 2 efas matrix (cont.) no aspect rating weight score threats 1 the threat of weather negatively affects agricultural production. 4 0.06 0.24 2 relatively high market competition with other agricultural producing countries (china, thailand, vietnam, malaysia, and others) 3 0.03 0.09 3 public demand-pull for quality products is still relatively low. 3 0.05 0.15 4 government policies are still scattered or not well integrated. 2 0.07 0.14 5 government policies are oriented to production and are weak towards agricultural development from the market side. 4 0.07 0.28 6 characteristics of the agricultural sector are low value-added and easily damaged. 3 0.07 0.21 7 the elasticity of demand for agricultural products is relatively low. 3 0.05 0.15 8 the elasticity of the supply of agricultural products is relatively low. 3 0.05 0.15 9 land conversion from agriculture to non-agriculture is high. 4 0.03 0.12 10 dirty and low agricultural stereotypes prevent superior human resources from working in agriculture. 3 0.02 0.06 total threats (d) 1.59 total external (c-d) 0.14 source: data analyzed, 2019. table 2 presents that external factors included opportunities and threats, with the total score on the opportunity element was 1.73, and the total score on the weakness element was 1.59. these values indicated that the opportunity element was more dominant than the agricultural sector's threat element and was considered an appropriate strategy for the food bumd establishment. in the east java supply chain, horticultural farm products have been evenly divided according to each actor's roles. however, conditions improvement around the supply chain needs to be completed to optimize the distribution system and develop agricultural products. actions that can be taken for a better supply chain system are to integrate with the information technology. the goal is to meet the quantity demanded from the market and stabilize the current price. technological innovations in the process of product storage and distribution can be carried out to optimize agricultural production, such as storing or freezing the agricultural products so that they are more durable and can be distributed in the remote area (tayibnapis and wuryaningsing, 2017). the considerable potential to build collaboration for the development and research of east java's agricultural sector is one of the driving components in implementing regional agriculture and precision agriculture. the east java region has already had five main agro-ecological zones with 30 sub-zones following agricultural commodity development conditions. in addition to applying regional agriculture, east java can also apply precision agriculture. precision agriculture uses inputs as efficiently as possible according to needs so a farmer can benefit from savings in financing, labor, time, and getting better results. (gebbers & adamchuck, 2010). these opportunities aspects cannot be significantly optimized if the threat aspects are not resolved efficiently. the threat that impacted the government's policy was still limited to the production component. this one-sided policy could increase the product's price because of the importance of making a profit, increasing market reach, and reducing labor wages (trail, 1984). several central and local government programs prioritize supply maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 229 aspects, including upsus pajale, fertilizer assistance, credit assistance, one village one product (ovop), and others. these policies’ weakness that focuses only on supply could make farmers less ready to face the season’s threat; even farmers in east java still had a season dependence on obtaining more optimal agricultural products. climate change’s threat that currently occurs can impact agriculture, such as decreasing natural resources (biodiversity, land, and water) (fao, 2019). besides, the agricultural sector's value-added was still low because most producers could only sell raw goods that already have a definite value and could not add value by processing and processing them first (ministry of finance of the republic of indonesia, 2012). determining the food bumd establishment's suitable strategy based on internal and external factor components can be using a grand strategy matrix. in the grand strategy matrix, the x-axis value is obtained from the difference between strengths and weaknesses (0.28). meanwhile, the y-axis value is obtained from the difference between opportunity and threat (0.14). this coordinate point location will determine the right strategy to be implemented following the description of internal and external factors regarding the conditions of agriculture, plantations, and livestock in east java, as a step in establishing food bumd. according to the grand strategy matrix, the strategy’s position can be seen in figure 1. figure 1 the strategic position of the formation of food bumd in east-java province source: data analyzed, 2019 the calculation result of internal and external factors in the grand strategy matrix revealed at quadrant one (i), and the recommended strategy to be implemented was aggressive. this strategy is an excellent situation development strategy because strengths can be used to seize profitable opportunities. it follows the ifas and efas matrix calculations results, which displayed that the strength and opportunity elements had a higher total score. research that has been conducted by karyono and agustina (2019) uncovered that this strategy could be used to implement e-government programs because of its strength, which supports the opportunity to achieve the desired goals. based on this, the chances of establishing the east java food bumd are getting higher because of the dominant maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 230 strength and opportunity factors. it indicates that east java province has optimal support to establish food bumd in overcoming market imbalances. several strategies that could be formulated based on internal and external factors can be seen in table 3. table 3 the swot analysis results on the grand strategy matrix internal external strength 1. having a comparative advantage 2. availability of human resources for agricultural development 3. potential of local institutions to support bumd 4. the existence of policies related to agricultural markets and institutions 5. the existence of domestic and foreign trade partners 6. adequate social capital 7. excellent regional infrastructure 8. there is support from local government policies. 9. agricultural-human resources are relatively experienced. weakness 1. weak cooperation 2. weak producer entrepreneurship 3. weak innovation and research in agriculture 4. the low positioning of local agricultural products 5. transactional and exploitative patterns of transactions 6. dispersal patterns in the agribusiness system 7. share poverty in east java 8. damage to resources 9. agricultural production planning is very weak. 10. price takers in markets only agricultural producers 11. the bargaining position is fragile. 12. production centers are scattered. 13. information asymmetry in agricultural transactions 14. there is no market for agricultural products. opportunities 1. the existence of technology for communication and transactions 2. potential for forming partnerships with research institutions 3. potential to establish linkage program for lp2b, agropolitan, cooperative, and others 4. the potential forms economies of scale and competitiveness 5. the downstream potential of agricultural products 6. potential to form the added value of agricultural products 7. potential to form supply and value chain 8. the potential implementation of regional agriculture and precision agriculture 9. potential for increasing community welfare 10. the emergence of young agricultural entrepreneurs strength – opportunities • mapping and prospecting the agricultural potential of each region for valuable products development • maximizing infrastructure and social capital to be able to form a supply and value chain also adding value to agricultural products • maximizing the marketing of superior agricultural comparative products by using information technology in order to reach a broader market (local and foreign) • directing the development of potential areas to become agropolitan areas • assisting young entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector • proposing government policies to make it easier to market local agricultural products weakness – opportunities • building collaborative works with research and academic institutions to increase agricultural innovation. • implementing an integrated agriculture area to concentrate the agricultural production center • create applications that facilitate information access between farmers, government, and partners • increasing entrepreneurship from producers by working with government programs threats 1. weather threat 2. relatively high market competition with other countries 3. low public demand 4. government policy is scattered in nature. 5. government policies are productionoriented and weak towards agricultural development from the market side. 6. agricultural characteristics are low added value and perishable. 7. the elasticity of product demand is relatively low. 8. relatively low product supply elasticity 9. change of land function 10. dirty and low farm stereotypes strength – threat • creating a better agricultural irrigation system • proposing cooperation contracts with abroad partners • formulating regional policies that has an advantage for the development of local agricultural products • reviewing regional policies related to the agricultural sector by taking consideration into social, infrastructure, and human resources capital. weakness – threat • branding on qualified local agricultural products to increase positioning, bargaining, and demand • directing local government policies to that support sustainable agricultural production systems • designing the production and marketing process of agricultural products from upstream to downstream source: data analyzed, 2019 table 4 shows several alternative strategies that could be used to establish a food bumd in east java based on the grand strategy matrix’s calculation, which was in quadrant i or the aggressive strategy. this strategy used strength to maximize opportunities. strategies that can be used are as follows: maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 231 strength – opportunities strategy: 1. mapping and prospecting the agricultural potential of each region for valuable products development 2. maximizing infrastructure and social capital to be able to form a supply and value chain also adding value to agricultural products 3. maximizing the marketing of superior agricultural comparative products by using information technology to reach a broader market (local and foreign market) 4. directing the development of a potential site to become agropolitan areas 5. assisting young entrepreneurs in the agricultural sector 6. proposing government policies to make it easier to market local agricultural products weakness – opportunities strategy: 1. building collaborative works with research and academic institutions to increase agricultural innovation. 2. implementing an integrated agriculture area to concentrate the agricultural production center 3. creating applications that facilitate information access between farmers, government, and partners 4. increasing entrepreneurship from producers by working with government programs strength – threat strategy: 1. creating a better agricultural irrigation system 2. proposing cooperation contracts with abroad partners 3. formulating regional policies that has an advantage for the development of local agricultural products 4. reviewing regional policies related to the agricultural sector by considering social, infrastructure, and human resources capital weakness – threat strategy: 1. branding on qualified local agricultural products to increase positioning, bargaining, and demand 2. directing local government policies to that support sustainable agricultural production systems 3. designing the production and marketing process of agricultural products from upstream to downstream internal strengths, such as comparative advantage, infrastructure, and adequately valuable human resources, can be aligned with opportunities to achieve the goal of establishing a food bumd in east java. it can also increase agricultural products’ competitiveness in east java, which has implications for the quality and economies of scale. the quality of agricultural products in east java results from good collaboration between food bumd, which has market information, and east java producers’ ability to adopt product attributes according to the market's qualifications. besides, it is in line with information and communication technology opportunities that can be utilized to market agricultural products and support for regional infrastructure that has begun to develop. moreover, creating a distribution channel with consumers can directly increase the maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises in agriculture and agribusiness jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 232 marketing area, and the use of renewable technology can provide efficiency in the production process and marketing process (budiman, tarigan, mardhatillah, sembiring, & teddy, 2018). in developing this strategy, local governments must also pay attention to the surrounding environmental conditions so that opportunities can be maximized and can support the leading forces in forming food businesses in east java (ingaldi & skurkova, 2014). in establishing the food bumd, the existing strengths’ characteristics can be added to the opportunity from several aspects of agriculture, infrastructure, and technology that can strengthen the economy of east-java. the establishment of east-java food bumd is a strategic step with significant economic leverage for east-java, especially in agribusiness development. food bumd also positively impacts production activities with the communication that develops into a strong partnership with small scale farmers and strengthens social capital, including trust, norms, and networking both in the context of relationships in the future with a broader market and backward relations with its suppliers. therefore, a balanced market between supply and demand will be created, which increases the economic level of the citizen in east-java. conclusion based on internal and external analysis of the establishment of food bumd, it showed that the strength was higher than the weaknesses, and the opportunities were higher than the threats. thus, the suitable strategy is aggressive that utilizes the strengths and opportunities to achieve the goals. the establishment of food bumd can be developed using internal strengths to take advantage of opportunities, reduce weaknesses, and deal with threats. the significant potential influence in establishing food bumd is considering the government's generous support in agribusiness development in east-java province. it is in line with the east-java government's goals to be the largest agribusiness center in southeast asia, as explicitly appears in the document of medium-term development planning of east-java province (rpjmd). the other significant strength owned by the agriculture sector in east-java is a comparative advantage, which can be transformed into a competitive advantage (competitiveness) with the induction of innovation, technology, transportation, and partnership support that can strengthen the development of eastjava food bumd. the stages of recommendations to the establishment of food bumd in east java are (1) initiation and implementation of cooperation carried out by communication of bumd business partners with producers, which can be then followed by making a functional design from upstream to downstream to be able to streamline and build market networking, (2) development of cooperation, scale-up, and scope of a business undertaken by increasing the frequency of communication with business partners and developing larger-scale networking supported by the development of integrated it-based agribusiness information, (3) realizing independence and increasing financial, managerial, and innovation capacity by developing new divisions to facilitate business objectives and maryunani establishing food business of local state-owned enterprises 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accepted: february 2013 abstract: poverty is the most recent problem for lots of countries in this century. lots of countries handled the poverty through economic policies which is influence by their own major religion belief. in indonesia, more than 87 percent belief in islam, but the stakeholder run the economics system in conventional economics. even though the primary economic principle that indonesia use is conventional, but in financing system for the society, indonesia using 2 methods; which are conventional and sharia financing system. the purposes of this study is to explore the products and approaches in sharia ways in microfinance which are pro poor strategies. it will describe the principal, products and also the effectiveness of performance for bmt help the poor people in rural areas. nowadays, bmt develop in indonesia for more than 3.300 unit and give loan to more than 1,5 million small and micro entrepreneurs. in this paper, it also explore one of the bmt in the bantul district, yogyakarta province as the case studies. this bmt called as bmt matahari which implement the proper sharia principles in banking system. in the last section of this journal will describe the weakness and strengthen of bmt among other microfinance. keywords: bmt (baitul maal wat tamwil); sharia-microfinance; poverty; economic policy jel classification: g21 abstrak: kemiskinan adalah masalah terbaru untuk banyak negara di abad ini. banyak negara menangani kemiskinan melalui kebijakan ekonomi yang dipengaruhi oleh keyakinan agama utama mereka sendiri. di indonesia, lebih dari 87 persen kepercayaan islam, tetapi stakeholder menjalankan sistem ekonomi dalam ekonomi konvensional. walaupun prinsip ekonomi utama yang digunakan indonesia adalah konvensional, namun dalam sistem pembiayaan bagi masyarakat, indonesia menggunakan 2 metode yaitu sistem pembiayaan konvensional dan syariah. tujuan dari studi ini adalah untuk mengeksplorasi produk dan pendekatan dengan cara syariah di keuangan mikro yang strategi miskin pro. ini akan menjelaskan pokok, produk dan juga efektifitas kinerja untuk bmt membantu orang-orang miskin di daerah pedesaan. saat ini, bmt berkembang di indonesia selama lebih dari 3.300 satuan dan memberikan pinjaman kepada lebih dari 1,5 juta pengusaha kecil dan mikro. dalam tulisan ini, juga mengeksplorasi salah satu bmt di kabupaten bantul, provinsi yogyakarta sebagai studi kasus. bmt ini disebut sebagai bmt matahari yang menerapkan prinsip syariah yang tepat dalam sistem perbankan. pada bagian terakhir dari jurnal ini akan menjelaskan kelemahan dan memperkuat bmt antara keuangan mikro lainnya. kata kunci: bmt (baitul maal wa tamwir); keuangan mikro syariah; kemiskinan; kebijakan ekonomi klasifikasi jel: g21 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 1-8 2 introduction religion belief is a human characteristic which is neglected with development practice and theory. religious principles and social teaching could positively contribute to poverty alleviation. more than 87% indonesia population beliefs in islam and it make the performance for all sector influenced by it. in the economic sector, for the purposing of the poverty alleviation, is the biggest challenge for the country. in indonesia itself, approximately 11,66% lived under the poverty line in 2012. moreover, the number of poor people were appear because of the inequality problem. with this fact, the government of indonesia need to put poverty alleviation policies as the important agenda in every year. one of the economic instrument to reduce the poverty that discuss in this paper is banking system. in indonesia, the implementation of banking system were divide into two classification, which are conventional and ‘sharia’ banking. conventional banking is the banking system based on the economic system that applied until recently and it based on the international regulation. otherwise, the sharia banking system rely on the mix between conventional and islam principles. in the islam tenets, poverty alleviation is one of the most important principle, and the god command for all the moslem to eradicate poverty and help poor through charities. mainly forms as zakat, infaq, shadaqah (abbreviated as zis) and waqf. the activities already appear since the era of prophet muhammad. at the moment, prophet muhammad also established baitul maal, it is the house of treasure and employed to address the problem of poverty in the societies. it include the basic safety nets for the needs, socio-economic empowerment to tight the disparity among citizens and also natural resource management for the human being welfare. islam and pro poor strategies. muslim not only teach to concern with religious or spiritual practice, but also teach how to have social etiquette and social relationship. islam also teach to take care each others and seeks social justice for the poor and disempowered citizens. in the al qur’an (the holy bible of islam) stated as a central tenet of muslim faith: righteousness is not to turn your faces towards the east and the west; the righteousness is her who believes in allah, the last day, the angels, the book and the prophets; who gives of this money, in spite of loving it, to the near of kin, the orphans, the needy, the wayfarers and the beggars, and for the freeing of slaves; who performs the prayers and pays the alms-tax. such are those who keep their pledges once they have made them, and endure patiently privation, adversity and times of fighting. (qur’an 2: 177). shepherd (2009) stated that islamic social teaching is most relevant to development for the equality. it proof that equality is clearly evident in its approach to the allocation of scarce resources. after the prophet muhammad passed away, he stated clearly that muslim are equal and deserve respect, means at that moment, in social relations indicate of how powerful the sense of equality was. moreover, the inequality is the initial problem of the poverty in this world; non equal access and opportunities in society. based on this discussion, narrowing the description that islam is really concern of poverty alleviation. as the former discussion about distribute the charities, zis, to the poor, is one of the pro poor instruments in islam. zakat in arabic means as to grow or to increase, but when referred to people, it means to improve or to become better (qardhawi, 2009). in sharia, it means to determined the share of wealth prescribed by god to be distributed among deserving categories. zakat is a kind of charity that must be given to someone who could earn money. many islamic scholars stated that zakat will clean of the inner soul and increase the wealth for the poor to grow and also for the person who give it. although it is compulsory charity to fight the poverty, but the awareness for muslim paying zakat is very low. the amount of zakat collected per year is lower than the potency itself. furthermore, the additional problem is, most of the muslim paid their zakat majority in the ramadan month, while the poor people need help throughout the year, it makes the zakat as the microfinance funds. nowadays, pro poor strategies using sharia ... (diah setyawati dewanti) 3 lots of sharia institution have collaboration with the public and private companies to deduct zakat from the employees’ salary directly before being paid in every month (chalikuzhi, 2009). the other charities is shadaqa implies giving away goods and funds in expression of the faithfulness and in realization of the belief in resurrection of afterlife to god (qardawi, 2009). obaidullah (2008) explain clearly that shadaqa may include various forms of charity, such as donations (tabarruat), gifts (hiba), charitable spending (infaq) and may indicate acts of kindness and charity. since it is a voluntary charity, the total amount of shadaqa collected is very low. the other charity is waqf, means to stop, to contain or to preserve. it is holding certain physical assets and preserving it to the long term benefit for the society. ahmed (2007) explained the objective of waqf are including the provision of religious services, socio-economic relief to the needy and the poor segment, education, environmental, scientific and other purposes. the forms of waqf assets mostly are land or building that used for the religious or society purposes. pro poor strategies based on islam tenets already describe as above. to explore the sharia microfinance’s products and approaches as pro poor strategies is the aim of this paper. these paper only focusing the sharia microfinance on baitul maal wa tamwir or abbreviated bmt. furthermore, the last section will deliberate the example case of bmt in one of the rural areas in yogyakarta province, indonesia. research methods this paper is using a secondary data. the coverage area is indonesia and make some focusing of example case in bantul district, yogyakarta province for the bmt case study. since the coverage area is nationally, this paper have the source data from badan pusat statistik, the indonesia statistical bureau and bank indonesia, the central bank in indonesia. otherwise, to explore the example case of bmt, the source data is handle by interview and observation to the one of the bmt in bantul district. moreover, to collect the development of the sharia microfinance products, this paper adopt from some publication belongs to the islamic economics and finance articles. result and discussion microfinance and islamic microfinance microfinance is the important component for poverty alleviation strategy because they offers basic financial services for poor people. one of the consultative group, cgap or consultative group to assist the poor describe the microfinance as the supply for loans, savings and other basic financial services for the poor. cgap report that the target group of microfinance is poor people who live at the border of the poverty line or those who could reach more easily decent quality of life and who have entrepreneurial ideas but lack access to formal finance. as the financial institutional, microfinance has to pursue dual objectives, which are acquire financial sustainability and serving the poor for the social objective. zeller et al. (1997) drawn that microfinance have three ways in poverty alleviation for microfinance, which are improve income generation through providing production credit and saving for asset accumulation; decreasing insurance cost through holding more efficient asset and liability, and smoothing consumption by providing consumption credit. in practice, microfinance contribute on micro-credit, microsaving, micro-entrepreneurs and constraint the practice of informal money lenders. nowadays, the microfinance serve the distribution of islamic charities, the zis (zakat, infaq, and shadaqa), and most of the microfinance who done this are islamic microfinance. since indonesia have been mandated to develop islamic banking by the constitution act no.10 year 1998 and act no 23 year 1999, the number of islamic microfinance was increased. islamic. the categorization of small and micro financial institution in indonesia (see table 1) is divide into formal and informal financial institution. the bmt is the one of the informal financial institution cover almost unlimited forms of saving-lending initiatives in society. the principles of islamic finance are laid down in the islamic law which based on the concept of brotherhood and solidarity. islam jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 1-8 4 affirms in ethical, moral, social and religious factors to promote equality and fairness for the good of all society. bmt products for pro poor strategies structurally, bmt embody of baitul maal and baitul tamwil. the baitul tamwil is deliberate to carried out the financial intermediations through mobilizing deposits from members and financing the commercial ventures. it designed like cooperative system. as mentioned above, the baitul maal is for collecting the zis and distribute the funds to the poor people. basically, the islamic microfinances is not having the interest rate for the financing arrangement, but they share the profit and loss based on contract and mutual partnership. these principle always deliberate the difference between conventional microfinance and islamic microfinance. in indonesia, bmt was developed in 1980 by muslim activists and nowadays, the bmt already developed after the first sharia bank in the country, bank muamalat indonesia, establish in mid of 1990s. generally, bmt institutions are led by leading islamic organizations such as pusat inkubasi bisnis usaha kecil (pinbuk) or centre for micro enterprise incubation and dompet dhuafa foundation, sharia banks, islamic boarding schools (pesantren) and muslims patrons who have strong socio-economics and religious influences in the community. in september 2010, pinbuk supervise 3,068 bmts and financing total 1,67 billion idr. the total number of bmts in this year is more than 3,300 bmts. they attracted to indonesia civils because bmts are generally unregistered under the normal practice rules of bank indonesia-the central bank and they developed significantly in quantity and spread in wide areas, especially in rural and played significant role in bridging the access of financial services to the poor and sme. sharia-compliant instrument of bmt are: (1) prohibition on usury and interest (riba)-no contractual guarantee(s) on investment and no taking profit from time value of money; (2) prohibition on realising a gain from speculation (mayseer); (3) elimination of uncertainties or ambiguities of contractual agreement (gharar) in commercial transactions; (4) all activities must be for permitted purposes (halal); (5) committing to knowledgeable consent on the contract; (6) comply with islamic ethics, for example equality and avoid robbery. the bmt mobilize the funds broadly divided into three parts. first part is the charity that includes zis and waqaf, hiba and tabarru. zis and waqaf already explained above and hiba and tabarru are gift and voluntary contribution from people who want to share the wealth to the poor as the more gift. second, wadiah, qard al-hasan and mudharabah for the deposits product. third, equity that may take the form of classical musharakah or the modern stocks. instrument of financing could be broadly divided into (1) murabahah; (2) musyarakah; (3) mudharabah; (4) ijara; (5) istisna; (6) salam. murabahah (arabic ة more accurately ,مرابح transliterated as murābahah) involves a finance table 1. categorization of small and micro financial institution in indonesia formal informal bank non-bank commercial bank (bank umum) co-operative ksm (kelompok swadaya masyarakat – self-help group) rural bank (bank perkreditan rakyat) ldkp (lembaga dana kredit pedesaan –village-based institution for sme financing) lsm (lembaga swadaya masyarakat – non-governmental organization) bmt (baitul maal wa tamwir – islamic co-operative or ksm) source: ceds, 2013. pro poor strategies using sharia ... (diah setyawati dewanti) 5 party for purchasing tangible assets from a seller and selling them to a buyer at a predetermined profit margin. in the context of trade finance, the buyer will settle the marked-up purchase price by way of immediate lump sum payment. in the context of consumer finance, the buyer will settle the marked-up purchase price by way of deferred installments. using a tawarruq structure and an asset for which there is a highly liquid market, the buyer will settle the marked-up purchase price by way of deferred installments but will also appoint the finance party as its agent to on-sell the assets on a spot basis and remit to the buyer the proceeds of any such sale. murabaha is the most popular and flexible shari'a-compliant structure and is used in microfinance initiatives. however, it is costly to implement and a growing number of shari'a scholars do not approve of it, especially in tawarruq structure, on the basis that it is merely disguised lending where the participants have no interest in actually acquiring the underlying commodities. this applies all the more in the context of providing microfinance to start-ups and small companies whose businesses do not involve the sale and purchase of commodities and which do not have sufficient surplus funds to be credibly investing in commodities. mudarabah is a special kind of partnership where one partner gives money to another for investing it in a commercial enterprise. the capital investment comes from the first partner, who is called the "rabb-ul-mal", while the management and work is the exclusive responsibility of the other party, who is called the "mudarib". the mudarabah (profit sharing) is a contract, with one party providing 100 percent of the capital and the other party providing its specialized knowledge to invest the capital and manage the investment project. profits generated are shared between the parties according to a preagreed ratio. if there is a loss, the first partner "rabb-ul-mal" will lose his capital, and the other party "mudarib" will lose the time and effort invested in the project ijara means lease, rent or wage. generally, the ijara concept refers to selling the benefit of use or service for a fixed price or wage. under this concept, the bank makes available to the customer the use of service of assets/equipment such as plant, office automation, motor vehicle for a fixed period and price. istisna (manufacturing finance) is a process where payments are made in stages to facilitate step wise progress in the manufacturing/processing/construction works. istisna enables any construction company get finance to construct slabs/sections of a building by availing finances in installments for each slab. istisna also helps manufacturers to avail finance for manufacturing/processing cost for any large order for goods supposed to supply in stages. istisna helps use of limited funds to develop higher value goods/assets in different stages/contracts. case study of bmt matahari, district of bantul, yogyakarta province bmt matahari located in rural area in yogyakarta province, it is in the bantul district. bantul district have 17 sub-districts. the total area of bantul district is 508,85 km2 with population approximately 1,2 million. most of the civils work in the agriculture (25 percent) and trade (21 percent) sectors. in the 2006, bantul was hit the earthquake and impact huge damage and caused more than 3.000 persons died. after this catastrophe, lots of civil become suddenly poor. otherwise, lots of grant help bantul to recover from this catastrophe, most of the grants are using for build up the physical infrastructure and housing. after this earthquake, the number of bmt in bantul district become increasing, from 25 bmts in 2008 become 42 bmts in 2010 spread in the 17 subdistricts in bantul. one of the bmt in imogiri sub-district called ‘bmt matahari’ already build since 1994 and it’s belong to the one of the biggest islam community organization called ‘muhammadiyah’. in the beginning of bmt matahari, it only have 8 members and nowadays it already have 400 members and transaction money 1 million idr in each month. bmt matahari have 9 persons as the human resources, 6 person as the committee and 3 person for the daily operational. the operational hour is start from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm. the informant of the in-depth interview for this case study is the manager of operational in bmt matahari, he is suprihatin. he explain, even the working hour is start from 8.00 am and close to 4.00 pm but most of the staffs start to jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 1-8 6 work in the early of morning and finish until 5.00 pm. most of the activities done after the working hour because most of the clients need the bmt matahari’s service outside the working hour. bmt matahari was build by the result of meeting in majelis ekonomi (committee of economics) in central committee muhammadiyah and majelis ta’lim (operational meeting committee). the structure of bmt matahari staff is different (see picture 2), board of trustees, chairman, secretary and treasurer have the same position. the manager explained that every month they have a routine meeting, but they don’t discuss about the bmt, they usually have spiritual deepen discussion concerning daily spiritual life. the discussion regarding the problem of bmt matahari is only occasionally. mr. suprihatin stated that the challenging to operate this bmt are making justification to the candidate client who wants to have loan in bmt matahari. he explain that one of the bmt matahari principle is to help poor people to have equal access for earn money from business. otherwise, the bmt need to strain the candidate of clients who want to have financial products. even though most of the microfinance ask the guarantee or assurance goods, e.g. land, car, etc., but most of the bmt matahari clients do not need to give the assurance. bmt matahari and the candidate of client will have agreements and bmt will survey the competence to pay in installments of the loan. based on the survey, the bmt will make the decision whether the candidate client proposal were approve or not. picture 1. maps of bantul district source: interview of operational management of bmt matahari, 2013. picture 2. organizational structure of bmt matahari pro poor strategies using sharia ... (diah setyawati dewanti) 7 products of bmt matahari bmt matahari have very easy criteria to be a member in this informal microfinance. everyone could be a member of bmt matahari, even though they are not muslim or even age is not restricted to be member in bmt matahari. the member obligations are put the capital stock in bmt matahari with amount of 180.000 idr or equal to approximately us$ 18, and each month the member have dues 10.000 idr each month or equal to approximately us$ 1. the products of bmt matahari consists of financings and investments. financing system compose as murabahah, musyarakah, mudharabah and investment system compose as wadiah, general mudharabah, termin of mudharabah, hajj investment. as illustration above, murabahah, musyarakah and mudharabah has the same meaning and operational implementation of products. murabahah is for the trade and mostly the client just propose the need of the goods and bmt will buy for the client. the payment of the client are based on the agreement between bmt and the client itself. musyarakah involves the profitloss sharing concept and non-interest inside of the implementation product for business loan. the profit-loss sharing amount is based on the agreement between client and bmt. it means, if the client have loss for the beginning time of the business, the bmt will also get the loss sharing for the business, and the percentage of the amount is based on the agreement between them. furthermore, mudharabah is almost the same with musyarakah, but the different is mudharabah is the client loan to bmt matahari to add more capital for their business. in this product, the client propose the goods and services to the bmt matahari as the loan for mudharabah and the bmt will buy the goods and services that client propose. in finance products, most of the clients came from trade sector-home industry and livestock sector. the informant describe that they could not support agriculture business because in this sector, farmers need lots of capital and operational cash to support them, and bmt matahari could not support that much of loan for farmers. most of the clients in the finance products is home industry in the food trade and traditional handicraft, e.g. keris (javanese small blade), javanese batik, and miniature of temple and aero plane. most of the fund for the finance products came from zis and also investment products. the bmt matahari have lots of collaboration to some of the national zakat agency in yogyakarta province, e.g. baitul maal muamalat, dompet dhuafa, etc. the other product is investment product, wadiah is the investment fund from member to support micro and sme business without asking for the profit sharing. this product is purely charity from the client to lend the money to be as loan to other without expecting profit sharing. general mudharabah and termin of mudharabah are almost the same to wadiah, but the different is that the client get the profit sharing from the third party through bmt matahari. general mudharabah had the minimum amount to invest, which is 500.000 idr (equal to us$ 50) and minimum one month investing. otherwise, the minimum amount termin of mudharabah is 1.000.000 idr (equal to us$ 100) with minimum one month time of investing. the last investment is hajj. this product is specialized to muslim member who want to have hajj. it is divided two products of hajj investment, which are investment to register the hajj and also investment to save the money for hajj allowance when the clients want to set forth hajj. one of the client, mr. didik age 38 years old were interviewed about his business and opinion regarding the bmt matahari. mr. didik has the car repair station after the earthquake destroy his house in 2006. his family suggest him to have a small business in car repair since he was graduate from vocational school of machine. but, at that moment, he need large of money to build the car repair station, and his father suggest him to go to the bmt matahari. after he learn, he decide to have financial product, it is musyarakah. based on his explained, he feel comfort to take loan in bmt matahari, he stated as follows: “i feel comfort to take loan in bmt matahari, they help.. assist me and they also teach me to always honest in reporting, and run the business. it’s not my first or two for having loan from bmt, but this is my fifth loan. start from small amount and now getting bigger... and bmt still trust and give me chance.” jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 1-8 8 he also add that he prefer the bmt matahari because mr.didik already know all the board of trustees. he never take other financial products in bank, because he think interest rate is riba and in islam, riba is forbidden. “the profit-loss sharing is more fair to us as a poor clients. bmt will always support us, even though we have trouble in business cycle. business cycle is not always having profit but we also get the loss. only bmt and certain bmt who play role in sharia principles run this tenet. i know, some of the bmt were not having profit-loss sharing, they only support the profit sharing without loss sharing.” (mr.didik, client of bmt matahari) nowadays, mr. didik prepare for the second branch of the car repair station which is have in the main road of imogiri sub-district. bmt as one of pro poor instruments for poverty alleviation. sulaiman (2008: 105-118) stated that one of instrument for overcoming the problem of poor groups in society is access of the poor to the financial services especially islamic financial services. conclusion the pro poor strategies which is implemented by the bmt is empowering of persons to be entrepreneur and make lots of jobs to others. as the case study, one principle that bmt matahari have is ‘empowering to the poor people to improve their wealth by their attempts’. bmt which implement the proper sharia principles, they have to help the clients to improve their business, furthermore, they will go in through the business implementation to fix the problem and improve the business performance. moreover, the principle of profit-loss sharing and non-interest is the basic principle of bmt as the pro poor. while the business having loss profit, the bmt will also help and support. for example, if the client could not pay the installment payment, bmt will have more time without giving penalty. but, if the client still could not pay the installment payment, bmt will assist the client to fix the problem in business. most of the basic principle from bmt which is pro poor is that bmt coverage area is in the rural area and only support for micro, sme and also help the poor people. references hasanah, alfiah., yusuf, a.a. 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(tt) integrating zakat and islamic charities with microfinance initiative in the purpose of poverty alleviation in indonesia. 8th international conference on islamic economics and finance. http://www.bps.go.id/ http://www.bi.go.id/ jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? wulan wiyat wuri*, prima andriani, and radikal yuda utama abstract: spirituality directs individuals to be more supportive in various work activities, especially in entrepreneurship context. this study examine the effect of subjective spirituality on entrepreneurs’ well-being by using data from the indonesian family life survey (ifls) from 2007 to 2014. we dissect the analysis into three groups that are self-employed, business owner or employer, and employee. the result stated that spirituality does matter only for those who run the business as self-employed in terms of generating income, although they tend to have lower levels of well-being rather than those who run businesses as business owners and those who work as employees within company. we found no significant evidence that spirituality affects the well-being of business owners, on the other hand this group has the highest level of well-being. the contributions of the study are explained further in this paper. keywords: entrepreneurship; spirituality; well-being. jel classification: d10; d19; i31; j17; n3 introduction spirituality will be reflected in human behavior which has potency to influence attitude in doing business or entrepreneurship. krishnakumar and neck (2002) stated that a work environment that facilitates employees to develop spirituality shows positive results for company performance. spirituality helps workers to be more creative, honest and trust the organization. pawar (2009) also mentioned the aspect of spirituality is the part of the needs of employees that must be met at work. since the late 1900s publishers such as the wall street journal, business week, fortune and others have reported an increasing trend of spirituality inside the company where employees looking for meaning and purpose in working as part of the spiritual dimension in the organization (pawar, 2009). in line with eckersley (2002) that conceptualized spirituality as a relationship that fosters a sense of meaning, purpose, and mission in life. previous studies have shown that personal spiritual beliefs affect individuals in decision making (sherman, randall, & kauanui, 2015). the spirituality of an entrepreneur will influence both the way of acting and making decisions. affiliation: universitas gadjah mada, yogyakarta. indonesia. *correspondence: wulan.ww@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5026 citation: wuri, w. w., andriani, p., & utama, y. (2019). does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur?. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 221-231. article history received: 24 august 2019 accepted: 23 october 2019 mailto:wulan.ww@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6944 wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 222 spirituality which influence how entrepreneurs think and act, in further will give an impact on business activity as a whole such as innovation, risk management, technology, capital growth, and institutional activities (ramadani, dana, ratten, & tahiri, 2015). entrepreneurship is also a phenomenon of the process in which needs, goals, and aspirations are integrated (shir, nikolaev, & wincent, 2018). according to (wiklund, nikolaev, shir, foo, & bradley, 2019) one of the various concepts that developed to be integrated with entrepreneurship is well-being because it provides an excellent opportunity to encompass the results of entrepreneurship research broadly. entrepreneurship encourages positive change in society as a breakthrough in commercial and social innovation that contributes to social well-being (wiklund et al., 2019). wellbeing is considered quite capable for representing the ideal conditions of the community, therefore entrepreneurship and well-being together become a research topic which is developed continually as a supporting aspect for practitioners in developing entrepreneurship. phipps (2012) also explained the relationship between spirituality and strategic leadership and shows how it influences a person in making decisions. leadership in the context of this research is represented as entrepreneurs who take the role of leadership in their businesses. well-being has some definitions according to source of well-being itself. some experts say that well-being is a positive condition of one's mentality (deci, olafsen, & ryan, 2017) and others argued that well-being is about tangible things which belong to individual. then, the term well-being eventually was quite often associated with the terms of economic, financial, material and subjective so then it can be named as economic well-being, financial well-being, material well-being and also subjective well-being. the first of the three terms namely economic, financial and material well-being have the same purpose and they are interchangeable. while subjective well-being leads to different meaning along with measurement methods used to define it. in general, there two points of view how to define well-being as we mention above. firstly, scholars interpret well-being associates with psychological such as happiness, satisfaction etc. secondly, researchers associate well-being with material such as income, expenditure, assets etc. definition of well-being in this context refers to economic wellbeing and more associate with materialistic measurement. it was classically measured through the calculation of income, expenditure or wealth, on the other hand economists begin to put their attention to subjective well-being as a fairly relevant measure (uy, sun, & foo, 2017; kahneman & krueger, 2014; peterson & bush, 2013). therefore, it is important to explore this issue in depth in terms of the linkages of spirituality and well-being of an entrepreneur. the purpose of this study is to examine the effects of entrepreneurship and spirituality to well-being using data from the indonesian family life survey (ifls) since 2007 until 2014. this study gives contribution both theoretically and practically. in theoretical aspect, it provides new insights related to entrepreneurship, spirituality and well-being by using ifls data that focuses on entrepreneurs in indonesia. while, in practical aspect, it provides a real picture how wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 223 spirituality becomes substantial within individuals who associated with entrepreneurship by looking a meaning beyond the work who drive well-being. the following section will explain the methodology employed in this study, then the third section we will discuss the result of the study, followed by the concluding remarks. research method this study employs a data survey of the indonesian family life survey (ifls). ifls is a household longitudinal survey in indonesia since 1993. it represents approximately 83% of the total population in indonesia that covers more than 30.000 individuals living in 13 of 27 provinces in 1993. the demographic distribution of data is represented by 25 provinces with multi-ethnicities and religion. we use the fourth and fifth wave of the survey that designed to stay representative of 1993 households and their descendants. the fourth wave of ifls was fielded between late november 2007 and the end of april 2008, then the fifth wave of ifls was fielded between late october 2014 and the end of april 2015. the personal consumption in the fifth wave was generated by using the 2014 categorical based household consumption. 1 unfortunately, only 2-3 % of the household sample provides information about their personal consumption and income. the monetary unit variables in 2014 were deflated into the year base of 2007 using the annual consumer price index (cpi). empirical strategy to analyze the impact of spirituality on the well-being, we use the basic empirical model of vial, hanoteau, & prévot (2011) that studied about entrepreneurship on the household wellbeing. we run two models to simplify the economic well-being indicators that are total income and personal consumption expenditure. to capture the different of spiritual effect, we interacted the variables of entrepreneurship and spirituality. 𝑤𝑒𝑙𝑙𝑏𝑒𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑖𝑡 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑟𝑒𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑒𝑢𝑟𝑠ℎ𝑖𝑝𝑖𝑡−1 + 𝛽2 𝑠𝑝𝑖𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑢𝑎𝑙𝑖𝑡𝑦𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽3 𝑠𝑝𝑖𝑟𝑖𝑡𝑢𝑎𝑙 ∗ 𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑟𝑒𝑟𝑒𝑝𝑒𝑛𝑢𝑟𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽3 𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑡𝑟𝑜𝑙𝑠𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽4 𝑦𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑡 + 𝑢 𝑖𝑡−1 (1) variable descriptions: 𝒘𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒃𝒆𝒊𝒏𝒈𝒊𝒕 : current economic well-being measured in two indicators: total income personal consumption expenditure 𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒓𝒆𝒑𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒖𝒓𝒔𝒉𝒊𝒑𝒊𝒕−𝟏 : one-period lag of entrepreneurship participation 1 see the technical notes about personal consumption expenditure from firmal witoelar (2009), https://www.rand.org/well-being/social-and-behavioralpolicy/data/fls/ifls/download.html https://www.rand.org/well-being/social-and-behavioral-policy/data/fls/ifls/download.html https://www.rand.org/well-being/social-and-behavioral-policy/data/fls/ifls/download.html wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 224 𝒔𝒑𝒊𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒖𝒂𝒍 ∗ 𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒓𝒆𝒑𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒕 : religion and the individual subjective spirituality 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒓𝒐𝒍𝒔𝒊𝒕 : set of control variables like household characteristics indicators, demographic structure, and geographical location (urban/rural), region fixed effect, risk preference 𝒚𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒕 : year dummies 𝒖 𝒊𝒕−𝟏 : error term our main hypothesis is whether the spirituality of an entrepreneur has the positive impact on the household well-being in terms of income and expenditure as a good economic measurement of well-being. we defined entrepreneurs into two categories, that are selfemployed and business owner. as mentioned in the previous studies, business owners are those who owned the business with the employee are different with those who run the business without employees (block, kohn, miller, & ullrich, 2015; hamilton, 2000). we run full-sample of the individual aged 15 years old or above in the first regression to capture the different impact on the non-entrepreneur households, then we compare it with the restricted sample regression to check the consistency of the model. summary statistics table 1 presents summary statistics from ifls. in the 4th wave there are total of 20.163 households and 22.931 households from the last wave. in 2007 the average total income of the household is around idr 20 million and become idr 22 million in 2014. in 2007 the per capita expenditure is around idr 558.000 and the nominal rose in 2014 become idr 559.000 after deflating its value to the real value of 2007 based, but we found the declined maximum value of the monthly per capita expenditure. the education of the household head rose from 17 years on average in 2007 become 18 years in 2014 with the bigger number of household sample. table 1 statistic descriptive (a) variables 2007 obs mean std. dev min max income 20,163 20,665,680.7 44,691,089.1 0 2,004,999,936 per capita expenditure 19,720 557,984.7 527,283.8 27740.0 13,614,083 household size 20,163 6.076 3.094 1 39 age 20,163 45.853 13.952 0 100 head education 20,145 17.542 8.122 0 23 variables 2014 obs mean std. dev min max income 22,931 22,718,186.5 42,234,547.3 0 1,520,156,416 per capita expenditure 21,407 559,296.1 496,852.5 36583.7 11,488,368 household size 22,931 6.26 3.30 1 40 age 22,931 45.10 13.28 0 101 head education 22,818 18.58 7.34 0 23 source: authors’ calculation using ifls 4 and ifls 5 wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 225 table 2 statistic descriptive (b) variables 2007 2014 obs percentage total obs obs percentage total obs entrepreneurship (a) not self-employed (= 0) 13,031 64.63% 20,163 14,703 64.12% 22,931 self-employment (= 1) 7,132 35.37% 8,228 35.88% entrepreneurship (b) not business owner (= 0) 19,820 98.30% 20,163 22,466 97.97% 22,931 business owner (= 1) 343 1.70% 465 2.03 religion non-muslim (= 0) 2,305 11.43% 20,163 10.93% 22,931 muslim (=1) 17,858 88.57% 89.07% subjective spirituality not religious (= 1) 534 2.66% 20,108 650 2.84% 22,868 rather religious (= 2) 3,695 18.38% 4,678 20.46% somewhat religious (= 3) 14,629 72.75% 13,700 59.91% very religious (= 4) 1,250 6.22% 3,840 16.79% risk preference risk averse (= 0) 8,830 43.95% 20,093 9,145 40.08% 22,818 risk taker (= 1) 11,263 56.05% 13,673 59.92% head marital status not-married (= 0) 5,014 24.87% 20,163 5,144 22.43% 22,931 married (= 1) 15,149 75.13% 17,787 77.57% head sex female (= 0) 1,309 13.34% 9,814 1,474 13.29% 11,087 male (= 1) 8,505 86.66% 9,613 86.71% urban-rural rural (= 0) 9,905 49.12% 20,163 9,792 42.70% 22,931 urban (= 1) 10,258 50.88% 13,139 57.30% java region non-java island (= 0) 8,682 43.06% 20,163 10,640 46.40% 22,931 java (= 1) 11,481 56.94% 12,291 53.60% sumatera region non-sumatera island (= 0) 15,860 78.66% 20,163 17,558 76.57% 22,931 sumatera (= 1) 4,303 21.34% 5,373 23.43% source: authors’ calculation using ifls 4 and ifls 5 the table 2 presents the dummy and categorical variables. from the 20,163 of household sample in 2007 there are 35.37% of them work as self-employment and the number went up in 2014 become 35.88% from 22,931 of household sample. those who owned the business as employer only 1.7% of the total household sample in 2007 and rises become 2.03% in 2014. so we got the total observations who work as employee is 12,688 in 2007 and 14,238 in 2014 or 62% of the total sample between those two years. to capture the spiritual behavior on entrepreneurship, we also use the variable of risk preference (risk averse = 0, risk taker = 1) and the subjective spirituality by four categories: not religious (1), rather religious (2), somewhat religious (3), and very religious (4). for the risk preference, the sample shows that there are greater number of the household member who are risk taker rather than risk averse. to capture the geographical fixed effect, we consider the effect of whether the household live in urban or rural area. there 50.88% of household sample live in urban area in 2007 wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 226 and more in 2014 for 57.30%. furthermore, 53%-57% of the sample live java island and 21-24% live in sumatera. correlation matrix we present correlation matrix of main variables in table 5 (see appendix). unfortunately, we do not find the significant correlation between spirituality on both economic wellbeing indicators, nor with the dummy variables of entrepreneurship (self-employed and business owner). but for risk preference variable, we found the positive significant correlation with income and per capita expenditure as economic well-being indicators. it also has the negative significant correlation with spirituality. we also note that dummy of self-employed negatively correlated with the economic wellbeing and risk preference. it is different with the dummy of business owner that correlates positively with the economic well-being indicators and risk preference. result and discussion table 3 full sample regression the impact of entrepreneur’s spirituality on the household well-being variables income (1a) per capita expenditure (1b) coefficient se coefficient se subjective spirituality (1 = not religious, 2 = rather religious, 3 = somewhat religious, 4 = very religious) 0.0109 (0.0122) 0.00315 (0.00724) self-employed (self-employed = 1) -0.465*** (0.0473) -0.0833*** (0.0285) business owner (business owner = 1) 0.534** (0.222) 0.621*** (0.133) self-employed*subjective spirituality 0.240*** (0.0490) 0.0429 (0.0295) business owner*subjective spirituality -0.0332 (0.0749) -0.0529 (0.0449) risk taker (risk taker =1, risk averse = 0) 0.163*** (0.0153) 0.0831*** (0.00906) islam (islam = 1, non-islam = 0) -0.196*** (0.0342) -0.218*** (0.0208) household characters number of household member 0.0921*** (0.00273) -0.0512*** (0.00162) marital status (married = 1, unmarried = 0) 0.164*** (0.0265) -0.378*** (0.0155) year of education 0.0237*** (0.00105) 0.0132*** (0.000615) age 0.00290*** (0.000678) 0.00159*** (0.000399) gender (male = 1, female = 0) 0.288*** (0.0287) 0.0600*** (0.0167) geographical effect urban (urban = 1, rural = 0) 0.434*** (0.0159) 0.283*** (0.00944) java (java = 1, non-java = 0) -0.0283 (0.0196) -0.00959 (0.0117) sumatera (sumatera = 1, non-sumatera = 0) 0.106*** (0.0228) 0.0507*** (0.0136) year 0.0657*** (0.0150) 0.0189** (0.00887) constant 14.64*** (0.0639) 13.27*** (0.0379) observations 19,670 19,873 number of year 2 2 source: authors’ calculation using ifls 4 and ifls 5 wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 227 table 3 presents the full sample regression of the two economic well-being measurement models. in these regressions, we employed all the household samples who are selfemployed, business owners, and employees (not run the business). to capture the specific effect of an entrepreneur’s spirituality on his/her well-being, we interacted subjective spirituality with the dummy variables of self-employed and business owners. from the result we do not find the strong evidence to reject our null hypothesis that subjective spirituality statistically significant to affect the household total income nor per capita consumption expenditure, but if we capture it with the specific variable of selfemployed, it has a positive significant effect on the income, but we do not find significant evidence on the per capita expenditure. we also found no significant evidence to reject our h0 on business owner subjective spirituality. by this regression we only find strong evidence to reject h0 only for self-employed subjective spirituality by 0.240 coefficient. those who have stronger spirituality and run the self-employing business is likely to have a better income, but we need to be careful in interpreting this interaction variable since self-employed has a negatively significant effect on income and per capita expenditure. if we calculate the net-effect of self-employed subjective spirituality, we still get the negative value (0.240 – 0.465 = 0.225), so it means that even with the higher level of subjective spirituality, they still have a lower level of well-being in terms of total income by 22,5%. we also did not find that risk preference nor religion and spirituality have an impact to generate household income. on the other hand, there is a statistically significant impact of religion to per capita consumption expenditure. muslim population of the sample are likely to have 28,2% less of income and 22,5% less per capita consumption expenditure. another spirituality control variable such as risk preference and religion were found to be significant in influencing subjective well-being for both measures of subjective well-being. those who have a higher risk-preference tend to have higher well-being in both well-being measures. whereas if we compare the embrace of religion, those who embrace islam tend to have lower well-being than non-muslims. this can be caused by the number of samples that are mostly muslim (88, 57% in 2007 and 89.04% in 2014). table 4 presents the regression result with the restricted sample only those who run businesses both as self-employed and business owners who show the same results as fullsample regression where subjective spirituality is found to be insignificant in influencing both kinds of well-being measurement. whereas if subjective spirituality is interacted with self-employed variables, subjective spirituality shows a significant influence in influencing income but with a lower level of significance (90% level of significant). likewise, those who are risk-takers tend to be more prosperous in terms of generating income and in terms of per capita expenditure. while religious variable is only significant in regression per capita expenditure with the opposite sign. from the household characteristics control variables, we find that the number of the household member has a contribution to the household income and per capita wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 228 table 4 restricted sample regression variables income (2a) personal consumption expenditure (2b) coefficient se coefficient se subjective spirituality (1 = not religious, 2 = rather religious, 3 = somewhat religious, 4 = very religious) 0.00850 (0.0195) 0.00641 (0.0107) self-employed (self-employed = 1, business owner = 0) -0.928*** (0.145) -0.612*** (0.0844) self-employed*subjective spirituality 0.256* (0.155) 0.0942 (0.0895) risk taker (risk taker =1, risk averse = 0) 0.137*** (0.0236) 0.0713*** (0.0130) islam (islam = 1, non-islam = 0) -0.216 (0.150) -0.269*** (0.0871) household characters number of household member 0.108*** (0.00404) -0.0395*** (0.00224) marital status (married = 1, unmarried = 0) 0.117** (0.0466) -0.277*** (0.0250) year of education 0.0172*** (0.00147) 0.00876*** (0.000810) age -0.00122 (0.000977) 0.00169*** (0.000535) gender (male = 1, female = 0) 0.290*** (0.0465) 0.0244 (0.0248) geographical effect urban (urban = 1, rural = 0) 0.436*** (0.0245) 0.290*** (0.0135) java (java = 1, non-java = 0) -0.0166 (0.0299) 0.00687 (0.0166) sumatera (sumatera = 1, non-sumatera = 0) 0.121*** (0.0336) 0.0847*** (0.0187) year 0.109*** (0.0234) 0.0390*** (0.0129) constant 15.34*** (0.167) 13.71*** (0.0954) observations 9,167 9,401 number of year 2 2 source: authors’ calculation using ifls 4 and ifls 5 expenditure. it is statistically significant at the 99% level of significance to say that household size has an effect on household well-being. when the household has one more member, it would likely generate more income for about 9-10 percentage points. at the same time, the one additional household also generates smaller per capita consumption expenditure by 4-5 percentage points, hold the other factors constant. marital status is significant in both regressions with the positive sign on income and the negative sign on per capita expenditure. it is statistically significant that married individuals tend to have less per capita consumption expenditure by 28% -38% and higher income by 12-16%, holding others remain. education also has a positive impact on both measurements of well-being. one year more education will lead to 2.4% higher income and 1.3% higher amount of per capita consumption expenditure. the magnitude of impact is less for those who run a business both as self-employed and as a business owner. the capture of geographical fixed effect we also found that households in urban area have the better well-being in terms of income and per capita consumption. those who live in sumatera tend to have higher level of well-being in both measurements. based on the estimation, we find that self-employed individuals tend to have less capacity to generate income rather than those who run the business as business owners and those who work in employment. whereas those who run businesses as business owners are the most prosperous group. this proves that business owners have more ability because they wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 229 are already in a more developed stage of business because they already have employees even though they have fewer numbers (1.7-2% of the total sample). the groups that have the lowest welfare level are those who run small-scale businesses by relying on their own workforce. most of the self-employment jobs in indonesia are dominated by smallmedium enterprises (smes) rather than big established companies. kwon & sohn (2017) construct the model to measure the job satisfaction in selfemployment (using ifls). ifls ques: “response to the following question on a scale of 1 to 4: how satisfied are you with your current job?” as dependent variable. they found a statistically significant indicator for job dissatisfaction of self-employed rather than work as employee. it strengthen our argument that starting a small business as self-employed still a second career choice in indonesia. there still low incentive to start the business in indonesia. on the other side, business is also a promising sector if the business can grow so that their ability to generate income is higher than those who work as employees in the company. this is why spirituality only matters in the group that runs the business as self-employed in relation to the amount of risk they face in running the business. at least those who have a higher level of spirituality will be more courageous in making risky business decisions but have the potential to develop more. conclusion the main goal of this paper is to investigate the effect of spirituality on the economic wellbeing. we find that there is a significant effect of spirituality toward well-being of selfemployed, but it is still lower compared to other groups of business owners and employees. however, spirituality does not have significant effect toward business owners. thus, we conclude it is due to the higher risk they face in running a business, subjective spirituality matter for those who start the business especially for being self-employed. there are several limitations in this study and might be an opportunity for future research improvement. first, research used a theoretical umbrella that is self-determination theory to explain the framework, while in the framework only intrinsic factors are included as moderating variables, so it is better in the next studies to include extrinsic factors such as economic development, ethnicity, social conditions and so on. second, the study used secondary data is ifls in 2007 2014, so in terms of the novelty of the data less representative of the current condition because the available data has not been updated. third, in order to capture more precise analysis, it is better to expand the analysis to subjective well-being with a more objective measure of spirituality. acknowledgment we would like to thank the rocky adiguna, ph.d. and think indonesia for his research assistance and supportive encouragement. wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 230 appendix table 5 correlation matrix variables (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (1) total income 1.000 (2) pce 0.211 1.000 (0.000) (3) spirituality 0.008 -0.010 1.000 (0.309) (0.236) (4) risk taker 0.052 0.073 -0.028 1.000 (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (5) muslim -0.018 -0.065 -0.119 0.012 1.000 (0.022) (0.000) (0.000) (0.134) (6) self employed -0.127 -0.201 0.008 -0.066 0.016 1.000 (0.000) (0.000) (0.297) (0.000) (0.040) (7) entrepreneur 0.127 0.201 -0.008 0.066 -0.016 -1.000 1.000 (0.000) (0.000) (0.297) (0.000) (0.040) (1.000) (8) household size 0.156 -0.133 0.035 -0.013 -0.017 -0.003 0.003 1.000 (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.092) (0.035) (0.696) (0.696) (9) marital status 0.020 -0.088 0.015 0.021 0.022 -0.027 0.027 -0.071 1.000 (0.013) (0.000) (0.060) (0.006) (0.005) (0.001) (0.001) (0.000) (10) education 0.078 0.117 -0.036 0.101 0.007 -0.092 0.092 -0.058 0.118 1.000 (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.362) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (11) head age 0.013 -0.046 0.119 -0.061 -0.034 0.047 -0.047 0.269 -0.178 -0.256 1.000 (0.099) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (12) gender 0.029 -0.083 -0.053 0.061 0.011 -0.035 0.035 0.004 0.700 0.154 -0.160 1.000 (0.004) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.288) (0.001) (0.001) (0.671) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (13) java -0.008 0.024 0.021 0.009 0.259 -0.038 0.038 -0.073 -0.012 0.050 0.093 -0.044 1.000 (0.306) (0.003) (0.009) (0.267) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.138) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (14) sumatera 0.009 0.013 -0.153 0.008 -0.055 0.022 -0.022 0.063 0.003 0.026 -0.070 0.029 -0.587 1.000 (0.247) (0.095) (0.000) (0.301) (0.000) (0.005) (0.005) (0.000) (0.731) (0.001) (0.000) (0.004) (0.000) (15) urban 0.106 0.199 -0.035 0.074 0.040 -0.101 0.101 0.038 -0.043 0.173 -0.012 -0.047 0.163 -0.114 1.000 (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.112) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) wuri, andriani, & utama does spirituality give an impact on the well-being of an entrepreneur? 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(2008) argued that although there is a market for poor clients who only want to be engaged in islamic transactions, clients who engage in conventional practices will prefer islamic once it is available. abdul rahman and dean (2013) asserted that microfinance practitioners in muslim-majority countries such as afghanistan, indonesia, syria, and yemen stated that some conventional micro-borrowers tended to switch over to islamic products once they became available. affiliation: 1 department of economics, faculty of business and economics, universitas islam indonesia, special region of yogyakarta, indonesia 2 department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas hasanuddin, south sulawesi, indonesia *correspondence: riska.dwi.astuti@uii.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836 citation: astuti, r.d., & samir, s. (2021). the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: empirical evidence from indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(1), 144-153. article history received: 26 dec 2019 revised: 21 aug 2020 27 jan 2021 accepted: 01 apr 2021 https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=kfgoci8aaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=fuhgtc8aaaaj&hl=en https://economics.uii.ac.id/ https://economics.uii.ac.id/ https://economics.uii.ac.id/ https://economics.uii.ac.id/ https://economics.uii.ac.id/ http://economics.feb.unhas.ac.id/ http://economics.feb.unhas.ac.id/ http://economics.feb.unhas.ac.id/ http://economics.feb.unhas.ac.id/ mailto:riska.dwi.astuti@uii.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7836 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 145 dusuki (2008) affirmed that islamic microfinance should take the initiative to meet the increasing needs of muslim clients to alleviate poverty and help the poor people in their distress. islamic finance has boomed in recent years, but what has hit the headlines is that big money has moved around, following islamic law principles (seibel, 2008). islamic microfinance is a sub-system of the islamic financial system, and there is a bigger demand for sharia-based financial products and services with the speedy development of the islamic finance industry. the role of microfinance in fulfilling development and social necessities is indispensable (hassan & saleem, 2017). according to ahmad and ahmad (2009), microfinance is constituted by a range of financial services for potential customers who are considered non-bankable, mainly because they lack guarantees to protect a financial institution against a loss risk. the appearance of inclusive microfinance and the delivery of small loans to the poor who usually fall outside the mainstream banking institution has focused on growing attention from various parties, including governments, bankers, practitioners, academics, and researchers (dusuki, 2006). islamic microfinance provides financial benefits for the community, especially the unbankable group, and rejects usury because it is oriented to islamic sharia principles. the prohibition of interest (riba) in islam is a way to avoid exploitation and uphold justice (hadisumarto & abdul, 2010). according to a study conducted by siddiqi (1981), the main reason why islam erases interest is that, in essence, interest is a form of oppression. furthermore, mannan (1986) revealed that interest deprives humanity's foundations, mutual help, and sympathy. according to ramzan akhtar (1997), the reason for the prohibition of usury is since interest guarantees a permanent return to the lender, while the borrower is left to bear all the business risk. in this case, islam wants to promote justice and equality. justice requires that investors take the risk with borrowers if they want to make a profit. thus, it is obligatory for muslims to eliminate the usury element from all kinds of transactions. indonesia is one of the countries with most of the population is moslem, which develops microfinance institutions with sharia principle in the provision of capital for microenterprises. one of the rapidly growing microfinance institutions is baitul maal wa tamwil (bmt). bmt is a financial institution with the sharia concept that combines the concept of maal and tamwil in one agency activity. the maal concept emerges and becomes part of the muslim community's life to collect and channel funds for zakat, infak and shadaqah (zis) productively. meanwhile, the tamwil concept is set up for productive business activities of middle and lower society (micro) for the benefit (mulyaningrum, 2009). according to soemitra (2009), bmt is an islamic financial institution formed to play a social role and seek profit in accordance with islamic law. generally, bmt institutions are led by leading islamic organizations such as pusat inkubasi bisnis usaha kecil (pinbuk) or centre for micro enterprise incubation and dompet dhuafa foundation, sharia banks, islamic boarding schools (pesantren) and muslims patrons who have strong socioeconomics and religious influences in the community (dewanti, 2013). bmt was established as an islamic financial intermediary, especially for small and micro enterprises (smes) (wardiwiyono, 2012). in addition, in the detailed profile of smes, hatmaka (2013) finds that, the benefit rate of mfi’s product such as credit utilization and the rate of saving utilization by smes is able to support the growth of smes. astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 146 rapid development has made bmt's role in indonesia be reckoned with (masyita & ahmed, 2013). several reasons support the rapid development of bmt in indonesia. first, as the majority of the indonesians are moslems and some islamic institutes/organizations such majelis ulama indonesia (indonesian ulama council), muhammadiyah, and nahdlatul ulama have affirmed that bank interest is riba (usury), which is unlawful (haram). bmt is the alternative choice of financial services provider (wardiwiyono, 2012). second, its extensive network covers all indonesian regions, making it a strategic intermediary for financial services. the method of "picking up balls" or coming to customers directly on-site is often used by bmt to expand the area's scope while facilitating customer’s financial access. easy administrative prerequisites and extensive network make bmt a promising financial aid choice (rahajeng, 2014). bmt in fact developed into one of important microfinance institutions (mfi) in indonesia, whether viewed from the financial performance and the number of people who could serve. third, as one of mfi, bmt seems more resilient to external shocks due to indonesia's economy, as evidenced in the era of economic crisis of 1997/1998. aziz (2004) asserted that the economic crisis that hit indonesia in 1997 did not significantly impact the bmt stability. moreover, it has been proven that bmt could survive when the global financial crisis hit the indonesian economy's stability in 2008. during the global financial crisis of 2008, there was an increase in the percentage of financing provided by bmt (wardiwiyono, 2012). in september 2010, pinbuk supervise 3,068 bmts and financing total 1,67 billion idr. the total number of bmts in this year is more than 3,300 bmts. they attracted to indonesia civils because bmts are generally unregistered under the normal practice rules of bank indonesia (the central bank) and they developed significantly in quantity and spread in wide areas, especially in rural and played significant role in bridging the access of financial services to the poor and sme (dewanti, 2013). the presence of bmt accommodates the muslim community's aspirations amid the anxiety towards economic activities with the usury principle and supports funding to develop small and medium enterprise empowerment activities. on the one hand, bmt runs the mission of the sharia economy and carries out the duty of the populist economy by improving the micro-economy. microenterprises (mes) were the biggest industrial component in indonesia, with 98.79% of the whole industry (1.11% small industry, 0.09% medium industry, and only 0.01% large industry) (statistics indonesia, 2014). however, with the industry's complexity and scope still limited, micro industries tend to experience obstacles in their development. one of the factors of the non-development of mes is the difficulty in the capital aspect. most mes do not recognize banks or financial institutions and have difficulty accessing them because of their complex procedures. this limitation of banking access causes the smes sector to become un-bankable. this condition causes the micro industries, which are generally owned by the poor, unable to grow optimally so that the poverty rate will increase, and the social gap will widen. based on the facts, bmt's presence is expected to provide solutions for existing problems, especially faced by small entrepreneurs, to play a maximum role in supporting indonesia's building and economic fundamentals. naqvi (1981) stated that the development of mes (for poverty alleviation) requires the provision of equitable capital. islamic law not only determines the choice of individuals or groups but also builds the integration of both. astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 147 islamic teachings set the spirit of brotherhood as the primary goal of the parties who transact (billah, 2003). it is an essential foundation for the development of mes because it is expected to provide mutual benefits. furthermore, bmt's existence is useful for freeing the people from the usury system and upholding justice, it is also expected to be a bridge for the development of mes and poverty alleviation. this research gives new contribution for the previous literatures on the effect of bmt presence in the community as microfinance with sharia principles on household welfare, especially the actor of mes and farming in indonesia. the remainder of the study was divided into the following sections. section 2 discusses the literature review, section 3 studies the methodology, and section 4 is the empirical finding. finally, in section 5, the researchers summarized and concluded the findings. research method this study used panel data from the indonesian family life survey (ifls) wave four (2007) and wave five (2014). ifls is longitudinal data conducted by rand corporation in collaboration with surveymeter, representing 83 percent of indonesia's population. this data contained detailed information about the individual, household, and community characteristics, including information on the existence and accessibility of bmt at the community level. this study focused on the effect of bmt presence in the community (within the village/kelurahan) on household welfare measured by households' net income from farming and non-farming business activities. the researchers chose those groups because bmt's main customer target is business actors, especially small/micro businesses in farming and non-farming activities. this study's outcome was adjusted to the rate of price increase (inflation) in the second period of study, in 2014. bmt is established in a specific area without random placement. bmt's existence considers several factors that support the bmt's continuity, such as potential market share and customers' availability. thus, the region's characteristics that could potentially be the reason for bmt's establishment should be controlled. population density is one of the most substantial reasons for bmt presence in the area. the high density of the population is a good signal to develop economic activity. on the other hand, the economy at the regional level may be a consideration for economic actors to establish a financial institution, such as bmt. however, since microfinance institutions are designed for the middle-lower class, the regional economy level is not very important to be controlled. in order to control other factors that potentially affected household welfare changes, the researchers involved variables of household and community characteristics, such as household size, urban, female household head, household asset ownership, highest education in the household, and population density in the community, where the household lived. this study's sample consisted of two groups: the farmer household group consisting of 4642 households and the household with non-farming business activities amounting to 2250 households. the following is a statistical description of the farmer household group. astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 148 table 1 descriptive statistics of farming household characteristics variables mean std. deviation hh with bmt hh without bmt hh with bmt hh without bmt farming activities 4.807.839 5.494.716 6.970.035 9.886.359 household size 3 3 1 1 female household head 0,065 0,060 0,247 0,237 asset 424.000.000 458.000.000 624.000.000 2.700.000.000 highest education 9 8 4 4 urban 0,271 0,177 0,446 0,382 population density 0,133 0,952 0,2995 6,879 sources: indonesian family life survey 2007 and 2014, data processed. in general, household characteristics in table 1 had no significant differences except the economic level and the population density. households who lived in communities with bmt had lower net income and asset ownership than non-bmt households. besides, bmt was also more likely established in communities with relatively low density. from the 4642-household sample, 247 households stated that there was at least one bmt in the community. meanwhile, for households with non-farming business activities, there were 2250 samples, and 173 of them stated that there were bmts in their community. the remaining 2077 stated that there were no bmt. the descriptive statistics of the group are presented in table 2. table 2 descriptive statistics of non-farming household characteristics variable mean std. deviation hh with bmt hh without bmt hh with bmt hh without bmt non-farming business 12.500.000 11.500.000 18.100.000 30.500.000 household size 3 3 1 1 female household head 0,104 0,098 0,306 0,297 asset 558.000.000 527.000.000 742.000.000 2.950.000.000 education 11 10 4 4 urban 0,682 0,527 0,467 0,499 population density 0,513 1,550 1,089 8,682 sources: indonesian family life survey 2007 and 2014, data processed. the pattern of household composition in this group was almost the same as the previous group. however, for non-farm businesses, households with bmt had higher welfare compared to non-bmt households. it could be seen from the mean of business net income and ownership of household assets. comparing the two groups in table 1 and table 2 shows that bmt was established chiefly in communities whose farming production was relatively small and its non-farming enterprises were relatively advanced. the mean asset ownership supported this statement. the method employed in this study was the difference-in-difference (did). this method assumes a time-invariant unobserved heterogeneity. basically, did compares treatment groups and control groups before and after the intervention period. panel data consists of two periods with setting t=0 before intervention and t=1 after intervention and 𝑌𝑡 𝑇 and 𝑌𝑡 𝐶 are the treatment and control groups’ outcomes. the did equation can be written as follows. astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 149 𝐷𝐷 = 𝐸( 𝑌1 𝑇 − 𝑌0 𝑇 |𝑇1 = 1) − 𝐸( 𝑌1 𝐶 − 𝑌0 𝐶 |𝑇1 = 0) (1) where 𝑇1 = 1 means treated household in t=1 and 𝑇1 = 0 denotes untreated household. in this study, intervention refers to the presence of bmt in the community. this research's primary focus was to know the changes in household welfare before and after bmt's availability in the community. households who lived in communities with bmt availability in their communities in 2014 were treatment groups, whereas households that did not have bmt in their communities either in 2007 or 2014 were control groups. involving some control variables, the did estimate could be calculated using a regression framework. the estimating equation is specified as follows: ln _profit𝑖𝑡 = 𝛼 + 𝛿𝐵𝑀𝑇𝑖𝑡 𝑡 + 𝛾𝐵𝑀𝑇𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽𝑐𝑜𝑣𝑎𝑟𝑖𝑎𝑡𝑠𝑖𝑡 + 𝑖𝑡 to ensure that the regression results were not overestimated, re-regression was done by adding other financial institutions' presence in the model. in this study, larger financial institutions' existence was measured with the existence of bank rakyat indonesia (bri) in the community. the reason behind choosing bri was that bri is a large banking financial institution with equal distribution in indonesia. result and discussion regression analyses were carried out to examine the changes in household’s welfare. the regressions' basic set included a year dummy, a bmt dummy, and interaction bmt*year, which gave the difference-in-difference. the second set of regression incorporated some control variables with the same method. as mentioned in the method sub-section, did could be calculated with equation (1) and equation (2), which produced the same result. firstly, the analysis was performed for the sample that contained farmer households. farmer households who lived in a community with at least one bmt became the treated group, while farmers without bmt in their community became the control group. table 3 displays the diff-in-diff results on farmer household: table 3 the difference and diff-in-diff of the outcome on farmer household outcome var. basic (without control variables) extended (adding control variables) ln_welfare s. err. t p>t ln_welfare s. err. t p>t before control 14.468 13.764 treated 13.466 12.794 diff (t-c) -1.002 0.373 0.007*** -0.97 0.373 0.009*** after control 14.315 13.608 treated 14.96 14.214 diff (t-c) 0.645 0.262 0.014** 0.607 0.259 0.019** diff-in-diff 1.646 0.456 0.000*** 1.577 0.454 0.001*** *inference: *** p<0.01; ** p<0.05; * p<0.1 source: data processed. astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 150 a positively significant coefficient in diff-in-diff provided the information that the availability of bmt raised farmer’s welfare. moreover, the significance level remained stable at 1% even some control variables were added to the model. the coefficients were not really different; adding control variables changed the coefficients to 1.577, which signified that bmt's availability improved 1.577% of the net income from farming activities. despite the relatively small percentage, if the researchers looked deeper into the data composition, bmt was located mainly in the low-productive area. profit generated by the farmer in the without-bmt area was 14% higher. the negative difference in net income before intervention and more prominent outcome conditions after intervention showed that bmt's availability increased the household’s welfare. table 3 gives information that untreated households could not generate higher profits than treated households in 2007. in the following research period, however, the treated household's profit could exceed the untreated household. as bmt's main target was the middle-lower class whose majority’s livelihood as a farmer, bmt's availability positively impacted the community. to ensure that the analysis results were not overestimated, this study tried to add a variable to the existence of other larger financial institutions in the community. the results proved that there were no significant changes compared to the previous results. the sign of coefficient and significance were almost the same. secondly, the analysis was conducted for the sample that contained households with nonfarming business activities. the household that lived in a community with at least one bmt became a treated group, while farmers without bmt in their community became control groups. table 4 shows the diff-in-diff results on this household: table 4 the difference and did of the outcome on households with non-farming business activities outcome var. basic (without control variables) extended (adding control variables) ln_profit s. err. p>t ln_profit s. err. p>t before control 14.794 10.429 treated 15.123 10.566 diff (t-c) 0.329 0.535 0.538 0.137 0.54 0.799 after control 14.474 9.926 treated 15.25 10.639 diff (t-c) 0.775 0.33 0.019** 0.713 0.329 0.030** diff-in-diff 0.446 0.628 0.478 0.576 0.631 0.361 *inference: *** p<0.01; ** p<0.05; * p<0.1 source: data processed. table 4 points out that there was no significant difference in welfare changes in the household with bmt in his community and household without bmt. although there was a significant difference between treated and control groups in the after-period, the baseline period was not significant. it produced diff-in-diff results to be insignificant. astuti & samir the impact of baitul maal wa tamwil on household welfare: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 151 nevertheless, the positive coefficient of diff-in-diff indicated that bmt and household welfare had a positive trend but were not strong enough to explain the increase in household welfare. based on the data composition, bmt's presence tended to be located in areas where people had business with higher profit. the mean net income of households from business profit in the bmt area was almost 10% higher than households in the non-bmt area. besides, asset ownership was also bigger, and the highest education level experienced by household members of bmt household was also better. therefore, it is not surprising if bmt's existence was not strong enough to explain the community's increasing welfare. there is a possibility the existence of other financial institutions potentially contributed to the increase in household welfare. thus, the researchers conducted a similar regression analysis, but the variables related to bmt were changed to bank rakyat indonesia (bri). as explained earlier, bri is considered to represent other financial institutions other than bmt because bri is the most widely distributed financial institution in indonesia. the same method showed results that were not much different from the previous analysis. variable of bri interaction with the year was not significant in affecting welfare. the argument behind this result is that a more modern business climate is likely to give a more significant contribution than just the existence of financial institutions in the household’s community. conclusion baitul maal wa tamwil (bmt) is one of the sharia microfinance institutions in indonesia with rapid growth. as a driving force for the community's economy, microfinance institutions, in this case, bmt, generally improved welfare through business credit, both farming and non-farming. using the data of indonesia family life survey (ifls) waves 4 and 5, this study analyzed the effect of bmt presence in the community on welfare obtained through farming and non-farm business. thus, this research’s sample was farmer households and households with non-farming business activities. employing the difference-in-difference (did) method, the results obtained that sbmt's existence in a community improved the farmer household’s welfare equal to 1.65%. analysis involving control variables, including household and community characteristics, gave a similar result with the previous result, which was 1.58%, with the same level of significance. on the other hand, the household with 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(2012). internal control system for islamic micro-financing: an exploratory study of baitul maal wat tamwil in the city of yogyakarta indonesia. international journal of islamic and middle eastern finance and management 5(4), 340–352. https://doi.org/10.1108/17538391211282836 https://doi.org/10.1108/03068299710193930 https://doi.org/10.1355/sj23-1d http://bps.go.id/ https://doi.org/10.1108/17538391211282836 studi efektivitas pelayanan publik di kecamatan kejaksan kota cirebon jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015, hlm. 220-232 penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan kantong kemiskinan di yogyakarta: pendekatan sistem informasi geografi nano prawoto1, agus tri basuki2 1,2 fakultas ekonomi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, kasihan, bantul, daerah istimewa yogyakarta 55183, indonesia phone +62 274 387656. e-mail korespondensi: nanoprawoto@yahoo.com naskah diterima: januari 2015; disetujui: agustus 2015 abstract:this study aims is to identify pockets of poverty-based districts in kulon progo and formulate a common strategy for tackling poverty based on poverty levels in the district. the analytical method used to map poverty in kulon progo is size poverty indicators consists of economic, geographic, and social health and education. also used some tools i.e. shift share analysis, lq, and typology klassen to determine economic development in kulon progo. the data used are primary data and secondary data. the results showed that the causes of poverty in kulon progo consists of a variety of complex factors and interrelated, namely geography, human qualities, facilities and natural conditions are less supportive of the development of economic activity resulting limited access resources, distribution of goods, lack of education, a potential health threat levels, and low levels of income, ownership of assets and the level of social welfare. keywords: poverty indicators; shift share;lq; typologi klassen jel classification: i32, r15 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi kantong-kantong kemiskinan berbasis kecamatan di kabupaten kulon progo dan merumuskan strategi umum untuk menanggulangi kemiskinan berdasarkan pada tingkatan kemiskinan yang ada di kecamatan. metode analisis yang digunakan untuk memetakan kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo adalah ukuran indikator kemiskinan terdiri dari aspek ekonomi, geografi, kesehatan dan pendidikan dan sosial. selain itu digunakan beberapa alat analisis yaitu shift share, lq, dan tipologi klassen untuk mengetahui perkembangan ekonomi di kabupaten kulon progo. data yang digunakan adalah data primer dan data sekunder. hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa penyebab kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo terdiri atas berbagai faktor yang komplek dan saling berkaitan, yaitu kondisi geografis, kualitas manusia, sarana prasarana dan kondisi alam yang kurang mendukung berkembangnya kegiatan ekonomi sehingga mengakibatkan terbatasnya akses sumber daya, distribusi barang, rendahnya pendidikan, potensi ancaman tingkat kesehatan, serta rendahnya tingkat pendapatan, kepemilikan aset dan tingkat kesejahteraan masyarakat. kata kunci: indikator kemiskinan; shift share; lq; tipologi klassen klasifikasi jel: i32, r15 pendahuluan kemiskinan pada dasarnya merupakan indikator klasik yang hingga saat ini menjadi momok bagi negara dunia ketiga. millenium development goals (mdgs) yang dideklarasikan oleh pbb pada tahun 2000 mengharapkan seluruh negara yang menjadi anggota pbb dapat mengurangi jumlah penduduk miskin di masing-masing negara hingga mencapai 50 persen pada tahun 2015. jumlah penduduk miskin di indonesia pada maret 2010 sebesar 31,02 juta orang (13,33 mailto:prawoto@yahoo.com penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan ...(nano prawoto, agus tri basuki) 221 persen). dibandingkan dengan penduduk miskin pada maret 2009 yang berjumlah 32,53 juta (14,15 persen), berarti jumlah penduduk miskin berkurang 1,51 juta jiwa. jumlah penduduk miskin di daerah perkotaan turun lebih besar daripada daerah perdesaan. selama periode maret 2009-maret 2010, penduduk miskin di daerah perkotaan berkurang 0,81 juta orang, sementara di daerah perdesaan berkurang 0,69 juta orang. persentase penduduk miskin antara daerah perkotaan dan perdesaan tidak banyak berubah dari maret 2009 ke maret 2010. pada maret 2009, sebagian besar (63,38 persen) penduduk miskin berada di daerah perdesaan begitu juga pada maret 2010, yaitu sebesar 64,23 persen. persoalan kemiskinan menjadi isu yang tidak pernah habis hingga sekarang, apalagi yang berkaitan dengan kesuksesan kepemimpinan sebuah pemerintah daerah, topik kemiskinan seakan tidak lekang ditelan masa. kepemimpinan pemerintah daerah akan dinilai berhasil apabila dapat menurunkan angka kemiskinan dan mensejahterakan masyarakat banyak secara merata. kabupaten kulon progo sebagai salah satu kabupaten di provinsi daerah istimewa jogjakarta masih dihadapkan pada persoalan kemiskinan ini. kajian yang paling mendesak agar program penanggulangan kemiskinan dapat berjalan efektif, maka diperlukan pemetaan tentang kemiskinan di berbagai kecamatan. dengan diketahuinya kantong-kantong kemiskinan tersebut diharapkan dapat disusun kebijakan dan program penanggulangan kemiskinan yang pro poor. hampir semua pendekatan dalam mengkaji kemiskinan masih berporos pada paradigma modernisasi (the modernisation paradigm) yang kajiannya didasari oleh teori-teori pertumbuhan ekonomi, human capital, dan the production-centred model yang berporos pada pendekatan ekonomi neo-klasik ortodok (orthodox neoclassical economics) (elson, 1997; suharto, 2001; 2002a; 2002b). sejak ahli ekonomi “menemukan” pendapatan nasional (gnp) sebagai indikator dalam mengukur tingkat kemakmuran negara pada tahun 1950-an, hingga kini hampir semua ilmu sosial selalu merujuk pada pendekatan tersebut manakala berbicara masalah kemajuan suatu negara. pengukuran kemiskinan yang berpijak pada perspektif “kemiskinan pendapatan” (income poverty) – yang menggunakan pendapatan sebagai satu-satunya indikator “garis kemiskinan” – juga merupakan bukti dari masih kuatnya dominasi model ekonomi neo-klasik di atas. karena indikator gnp dan pendapatan memiliki kelemahan dalam memotret kondisi kemajuan dan kemiskinan suatu entitas sosial, sejak tahun 1970-an telah dikembangkan berbagai pendekatan alternatif. di antaranya adalah kombinasi garis kemiskinan dan distribusi pendapatan yang dikembangkan sen (1973); social accounting matrix (sam) oleh pyatt dan round (1977); physical quality of life index (pqli) yang dikembangkan morris (1977) (lihat suharto, 1998). pemetaan tentang profil kemiskinan di perdesaan sangat diperlukan oleh pengambil kebijakan terutama untuk penanganan masalah kemiskinan. keterangan mengenai jenis persoalan dan akar permasalahan yang dihadapi berbagai jenis segmen penduduk miskin dapat membantu perencana program dalam menentukan program-program yang tepat. dengan mengetahui pemetaan kemiskinan di perdesaan, pengambil kebijakan bisa lebih memfokuskan pada program pengentasan kemiskinan di perdesaan sehingga dapat lebih sesuai dengan kebutuhan penduduk miskin tersebut. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data dilihat dari sumbernya, data dasar yang digunakan dalam studi ini ada dua jenis yaitu data sekunder dan data primer. lokasi pelaksanaan pekerjaan adalah di seluruh kecamatan yang ada di kabupaten kulon progo.waktu pelaksanaan kegiatan dilaksanakan selama 2 tahun. alat analisis pelaksanaan pekerjaan menggunakan penelitian deskriptif yaitu penelitian yang menjelaskan dan menyajikan suatu metode dalam meneliti status kelompok manusia, suatu obyek, suatu set kondisi, suatu sistem pemikiran ataupun suatu kelas peristiwa pada masa sekarang, menghimpun data dan menyajikannya. pende jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 220-232 222 katan pelaksanaan pekerjaan menggunakan metodologi penelitian dengan pendekatan kualitatif dan kuantitatif. pendekatan kualitatif dilaksanakan untuk merumuskan indikator rawan pangan yang relevan dengan wilayah yang dikaji. pendekatan kualitatif digunakan sebagai pembanding dan memperjelas data kuantitatif yang ada dengan memakai strategi studi kasus. strategi studi kasus dipilih karena kekhasan masalah, selain kemampuannya dalam menjelaskan fenomena sosial secara lebih mendalam (cresswel, 1994; babie 2004 dalam sitorus,1999). karakteristik rumah tangga miskin hasil pendataan bps pada tahun 2010 menunjukkan sebagian besar dari rumah tangga miskin mempunyai 4,9 anggota rumah tangga. jumlah rata rata anggota rumah tangga ini lebih besar dibanding jumlah rata rata anggota rumah tangga tidak miskin. ini menunjukkan bahwa rumah tangga miskin harus menanggung beban yang lebih besar dibanding rumah tangga tidak miskin. rumah tangga miskin di daerah perkotaan rata rata mempunyai 5,1 anggota rumah tangga, sedangkan rumah tangga miskin di daerah perdesaan rata rata mempunyai 4,8 anggota rumah tangga. berdasarkan angka ini dapat diketahui bahwa beban rumah tangga miskin di daerah perkotaan dalam memenuhi kebutuhan hidup ternyata lebih besar daripada rumah tangga miskin di daerah perdesaan. ciri lain yang melekat pada rumahtangga miskin adalah tingkat pendidikan kepala rumah tangga yang rendah. data yang disajikan bps memperlihatkan bahwa 72,01 persen dari rumah tangga miskin di perdesaan dipimpin oleh kepala rumahtangga yang tidak tamat sd, dan 24,32% dipimpin oleh kepala rumahtangga yang berpendidikan sd. kecenderungan yang sama juga dijumpai pada rumah tangga miskin di perkotaan. sekitar 57,02% rumahtangga miskin di perkotaan dipimpin oleh kepala rumahtangga yang tidak tamat sd, dan 31,38 persen dipimpin oleh kepala rumahtangga berpendidikan sd. ciri ini menunjukkan bahwa tingkat pendidikan kepala rumahtangga miskin di perkotaan lebih tinggi dibanding kepala rumahtangga di perdesaan. ciri rumah tangga miskin yang erat kaitannya dengan tingkat pendidikan dan sebaran lokasi rumahtangga adalah sumber penghasilan. menurut data bps, penghasilan utama dari 63,0 persen rumahtangga miskin bersumber dari kegiatan pertanian, 6,4 persen dari kegiatan industri, 27,7 persendari kegiatan jasa-jasa termasuk perdagangan, bangunan dan pengangkutan, dan selebihnya merupakan penerima pendapatan. pada tahun 1998 dan 1999 proporsi sumber penghasilan utama tidak mengalami pergeseran. dengan membedakan menurut daerah dapat dicatat bahwa sebagian besar atau sekitar 75,7 persenrumah tangga miskin di perdesaan mengandalkan pada sumber penghasilan di sektor pertanian. lebih dari 75 persenrumah tangga miskin di perkotaan memperoleh penghasilan utama dari kegiatan ekonomi di luar sektor pertanian dan hanya 24,0 persenrumah tangga miskin mengandalkan pada sektor pertanian. ini konsisten dengan corak rumah tangga perdesaan yang sebagian besar adalah rumah tangga petani. kegiatan ekonomi perkotaan yang lebih beragam memberikan sumber penghasilan yang beragam pula bagi rumah tangga miskin di perkotaan. pemetaan kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo sesuai dengan pendekatan pengukuran dan analisis penyebab kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo digambarkan pada gambar 1. berbagai faktor penyebab kemiskinan tersebut, kemudian dapat dilakukan penetapan indikator dan parameter pengukuran kemiskinan. penentuan indikator dan parameter ini juga mengacu pada pendekatan yang dilakukan oleh biro pusat statistik, khususnya untuk tahun 2010. adapun indikator yang dimaksud adalah seperti pada tabel 1 (dalam lampiran). hasil penentuan indikator dan penghitungan skor dapat kita buat peta wilayah kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo, dan dari hasil pemetaan kemiskinan dapat dijadikan dasar dalam penyusunan strategi dan kebijakan penanggulangan kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo. penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan ...(nano prawoto, agus tri basuki) 223 hasil dan pembahasan posisi perekonomian kabupaten kulon progo struktur ekonomi dan struktur sosial tiap kabupaten di diy berbeda satu sama lain yang didasarkan pada typology klassen. berdasarkan laju pertumbuhan pdrb dan kontribusi dalam pembentukan pdrb kabupaten terhadap pdrb provinsi dapat dikelompokkan menjadi beberapa kategori. dalam analisis typology klassen dibagi menjadi 4 kategori dapat dilihat pada tabel 2: (1) daerah majuberkembang cepat. daerah yang memiliki ciri kontribusi pdrb kab/ kota/reratakontribusi pdrb provinsi  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan pdrb (kab/kota)/rerata pdrb provinsi  1. (2) daerah berkembang cepat. daerah yang memiliki ciri kontribusi pdrb kab/kota/ rerata kontribusi pdrb provinsi  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan pdrb (kab/kota)/rerata pdrb provinsi  1. (3) daerah potensial. daerah yang memiliki cirri kontribusi pdrb kab/kota/reratakontribusi pdrb provinsi  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan pdrb (kab/kota)/rerata pdrb provinsi 1. (4) daerah relatif tertinggal. daerah yang memiliki ciri kontribusi pdrb kab/kota/ gambar 1. berbagai faktor penyebab kemiskinan gambar 2. kerangka kerja penelitian tabel 2. perkembangan ekonomi kabupaten/kota terhadap daerah istimewa yogyakartatahun 2007-2011 proporsi pertumbuhan kontribusi pdrb kabupaten/rerata kontribusi pdrb provinsi 1 kontribusi pdrb kabupaten/rerata kontribusi pdb provinsi 1 rerata pertumbuhan pdrb kabupate/rerata pdb provinsi 1 daerah maju berkembang cepat kota yogyakarta daerah berkembang cepat kabupaten bantul rerata pertumbuhan pdrb kabupaten/rerata pdb provinsi  1 daerah potensial kabupaten sleman daerah relatif tertinggal kabupaten gungung kidul kabupaten kulon progo sumber:diy dalam angka 2007-2011 (diolah) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 220-232 224 rerata kontribusi pdrb provinsi  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan pdrb (kab/kota)/rerata pdrb provinsi  1. perkembangan pdrb kabupaten kulonprogo perkembangan pdrb perkembangan pdrb kabupaten kulon progo tahun 2007 sd 2011 dapat dilihat pada tabel 3. analisis location quotient (lq) location quotient (lq) merupakan alat analisis untuk mengetahui ada tidaknya spesialisasi suatu wilayah untuk sektor (industri) tertentu. lq = (eij/ej)/(ein/en) 1) di mana,eij adalah kesempatan kerja di sektor i di wilayah j; ej adalah kesempatan kerja di wilayah j; ein adalah kesempatan kerja di sektor i di negara n, eij adalah kesempatan kerja di negara n; interpretasi dari hasil perhitungan dengan formula tersebut adalah: jika nilai lq > 1, maka wilayah j untuk sektor i ada spesialisasi (tingkat spesialisasi wilayah > tingkat spesialisasi nasional); jika nilai lq = 1, maka wilayah j untuk sektor i ada spesialisasi (tingkat spesialisasi wilayah = tingkat spesialisasi nasional); jika nilai lq < 1, maka wilayah j untuk sektor i ada spesialisasi (tingkat spesialisasi wilayah < tingkat spesialisasi nasional); analisis lq menunjukkan bahwa seluruh kota/kabupaten baik yang berada dalam kawasan andalan maupun kawasan bukan andalan, memiliki lq yang lebihbesar dari satu pada beberapa subsektor lapangan usaha. artinya, semua kabupaten/kota memiliki subsektor unggulan dan penetapan kawasan andalan berdasarkan persyaratan sektor unggulan dapat dipandang tepat, lihat tabel 4. hasil perhitungan lq dapat disimpulkan kabupaten kulon progo memiliki keunggulan di sektor pertanian, pertambangan dan penggalian, serta industri pengolahan. analisis tipologi klasen dengan menggunakan penghitungan tipology klassen, terlihat sebaran masing-masing sektor ditunjukkan dalam tabel 5. berdasarkan penghitungan tipology klassen dibagi menjadi: sub sektor maju. subsektor yang memiliki ciri kontribusi subsektor kab/kota/reratakontribusi pdrb kab/kota  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan subsektor (kab/kota)/reratapdrb kab/kota  1 sub sektor berkembang. subsektor yang memiliki ciri kontribusi subsektor kab/kota/ rerata kontribusi pdrb kab/kota  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan subsektor (kab/kota)/rerata pdrb kab/kota  1. sub sektor potensial. subsektor yang memiliki ciri kontribusi subsektor kab/kota/rerata kontribusi pdrb kab/kota  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan subsektor (kab/kota)/rerata pdrb kab /kota  1. sub sektor terbelakang. subsektor yang memiliki ciri kontribusi subsektor kab/kota/rerata kontribusi pdrb kab/kota  1 dan rerata pertumbuhan subsektor (kab/ kota)/rerata pdrb kab/kota  1. hasil perhitungan pada tabel 5 terlihat bahwa sub-sektor maju terdiri dari sektor tabel 4. perkembangan lq kabupaten kulon progo tahun 2007 sd 2011 lapangan usaha nilai lq rerata lq 2008 2009 2010 2011 1. pertanian 1,49 1,49 1,49 1,62 1,52 2. pertambangan dan penggalian 1,45 1,54 1,06 1,15 1,30 3. industri pengolahan 1,14 1,13 1,13 1,04 1,11 4. listrik, gas dan air bersih 0,67 0,68 0,70 0,12 0,54 5. bangunan 0,52 0,53 0,54 0,56 0,54 6. perdagangan, restoran dan hotel 0,81 0,81 0,82 0,83 0,82 7. angkutan dan komunikasi 1,01 1,00 0,99 0,94 0,98 8. keuangan, persewaan dan jasa perusahaan 0,67 0,69 0,70 0,65 0,68 9. jasa-jasa 1,03 1,02 1,06 1,07 1,04 penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan ...(nano prawoto, agus tri basuki) 225 pertanian dan jasa-jasa. sedangkan sub sektor berkembangadalah sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, bangunan, perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. sektor potensial adalah sektor pertambangan dan industri pengolahan. sedangkan sub sektor terbelakang adalah sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, keuangan, persewaan dan jasa perusahaan. analisis shift-share analisis ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kontribusi tiap-tiap subsektor terhadap pendapatan domestik regional bruto (pdrb). analisis shift-share dapat digunakan untuk mendeskripsikan trend agregat secara statistik, shift-share analisis mengklarifikasikan perubahan pdrb setiap saat dalam wilayah yang diperbandingkan dengan tiga kategori, komponen dalam membentuk shift-share di antaranya adalah pdrb di sektor tertentu (i) tingkat wilayah, laju pertumbuhan pdb tingkat nasional (rn), laju pertumbuhan pdb di sektor tertentu (i) di tingkat nasional (rin), dan laju pertumbuhan pdrb di sektor tertentu (i) tingkat wilayah (rij). komponen perubahan secara nasional mempresentasekan komponen pembagian nasional untuk perhitungan dimana laju pertumbuhan regional yang telah mengalami perubahan diikuti perubahan secara tepat dalam tingkat nasional untuk semua sub sektor dalam tingkat nasional untuk semua sub sektor dalam periode penilaian. jika pertumbuhan di tingkat regional berbeda dengan nasional (berupa positip atau negatif dalam pergeseran pdrb), secara total pergeseran terdiri dari pergeseran struktural juga pergeseran mengenai pembagian proporsional. dampak perubahan pdrb dimana dalam perhitungan di tingkat regional berubah sesuai dengan tipe dari pdrb dalam sub sektor tertentu (termasuk cepat atau lambatnya laju pertum-buhan nasional). pergeseran terdiri dari perbedaan dalam pergeseran juga pengetahuan tentang dampak regional dimana perhitungan pdrb regional berubah seiring dengan faktor lokasi di tiap regional, lihat tabel 6. tabel 6 hasil analisis memperlihatkan pada tabel 6. perkembangan shift share kabupaten kulon progo tahun 2009 2011 sumber: bps kabupaten kulon progo (data diolah) keterangan :nij adalah pengaruh pertumbuhan provinsi; mij adalah pengaruh bauran industri; cij adalah pengaruh keunggulan kompetitif; dij adalah analisis shift-share tabel 5. klasen typology kabupaten kulon progo, tahun 2007-2011 proporsi pertumbuhan sub sektor maju pertanian jasa-jasa sub sektor berkembang listrik, gas dan air bersih bangunan perdagangan, hotel dan restoran sub sektor potensial pertambangan industri pengolahan sub sektor terbelakang pengangkutan dan komunikasi keuangan, persewaan dan jasa perusahaan sumber: bps kabupaten kulon progo, 2008-2011 (diolah) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 220-232 226 tahun 2011 terjadi pergeseran pembangunan di kabupaten kulon progo, artinya pergeseran pembangunan dapat dilihat dari laju pertumbuhan yang signifikan, sedangkan pengaruh keunggulan kompetitif mengalami penurunan terutama di sektor keuangan, persewaan dan jasa perusahaan (akibat krisis eropa dan amerika). hasil analisis shift-share pada tahun 2011 secara keseluruhan dengan melihat analisis shift-share pada pdrb mengalami perbaikan dibandingkan dengan tahun 2010, tetapi secara keseluruhan semua sektor terjadi penurunan keunggulan kompetitif dibandingkan tahun 2010 pada pdrb dalam wilayah kabupaten kulon progo. gambar 3. perubahan shift share kabupaten kulon progo 2009-2011 hasil penilaian dengan pendekatan skor menurut berbagai faktor penyebab kemiskinan, maka dapat diklasifikasikan masing-masing distrik menurut kedalaman tingkat kemiskinan. klasifikasi ini terbagi ke dalam tiga kelompok, yaitu distrik yang masuk klasifikasi bukan kantong kemiskinan, distrik klasifikasi kantong kemiskinan sedang, dan distrik dengan klasifikasi kantong kemiskinan berat. adapun secara rinci masing-masing distrik dapat dicermati pada tabel 10. walaupun seluruh kecamatan yang ada di kabupaten kulon progo terbebas dari kantong kemiskinan, namun ada 4 kecamatan yang skornya dibawah 80 yaitu kecamatan sentolo, pengasih, kokap, girimulyo dan sanigaluh, artinya di kecamatan ini masih terdapat jumlah penduduk miskin di atas 8,5 persen. tabel 10. kriteria kedalaman kemiskinan berdasarkan kecamatan no kecamatan skor total kriteria sebagai kantong kemiskinan 1 temon 88 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 2 wates 93 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 3 panjatan 87 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 4 galur 84 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 5 sentolo 79 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 6 lendah 84 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 7 pengasih 79 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 8 kokap 78 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 9 girimulyo 79 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 10 nanggulang 84 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 11 kalibawang 83 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan 12 samigaluh 79 bukan sebagai kantong kemiskinan kriteria: skor >70: bukan sebagai kantong miskin skor 51-70: sebagai kantong kemiskinan sedang skor < 50 : sebagai kantong kemiskinan berat strategi memperkecil jumlah penduduk miskin upaya pengarusutamaan penanggulangan kemiskinan indonesia telah dilakukan dan menempatkan penanggulangan kemiskinan sebagai prioritas utama kebijakan pembangunan nasional. sebagai wujud gerakan bersama dalam mengatasi kemiskinan dan mencapai tujuan pembangunan milenium (mdgs), pendekatan penanggulangan kemiskinan (strategy for poverty reduction) perlu disusun melalui proses partisipatif dengan melibatkan seluruh stakeholders pembangunan di wilayah distrik. strategi ini menggunakan pendekatan berbasis hak (right-based approach) sebagai pendekatan utama dengan menegaskan adanya pencapaian secara bertahap dan progresif (progressive realization) dalam penghormatan (respect), perlindungan (protect) dan pemenuhan (fulfill) hak dasar rakyat, memberikan perhatian terhadap perwujudan kesetaraan dan keadilan gender, serta percepatan pengembangan wilayah. selain penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan ...(nano prawoto, agus tri basuki) 227 itu, perlu ada komite penanggulangan kemiskinan daerah (kpkd) dan menyusun strategi penanggulangan kemiskinan daerah (spkd) sebagai dasar pengarusutamaan penanggulangan kemiskinan di daerah dan mendorong gerakan sosial dalam mengatasi kemiskinan. untuk perluasan kesempatan kerja dan berusaha dilakukan melalui: bantuan dana stimulan untuk modal usaha terutama melalui kemudahan dalam mengakses kredit mikro dan ukm, pelatihan keterampilan kerja untuk meningkatkan kualitas tenaga kerja, meningkatkan investasi dan revitalisasi industri termasuk industri padat tenaga kerja, pembangunan sarana dan prasarana berbasis masyarakat yang padat pekerja. untuk pemenuhan hak dasar penduduk miskin secara langsung diberikan pelayanan antara lain pendidikan gratis bagi penuntasan wajib belajar 9 tahun termasuk bagi murid dari keluarga miskin dan penunjangnya; dan jaminan pemeliharaan kesehatan gratis bagi penduduk miskin di puskesmas dan rumah sakit kelas iii. untuk mencapai ketiga langkah prioritas tersebut di atas, akan dikembangkan dalam budaya pembangunan di indonesia adalah pemberdayaan masyarakat dan pelibatan peran aktif masyarakat terutama masyarakat miskinnya mulai dari perencanaan program pembangunan baik penentuan kebijakan dan penganggaraannya, maupun pelaksanaan program serta monitoring dan evaluasinya. program dalam memperkecil keluarga miskin (1) menjaga stabilitas harga bahan kebutuhan pokok programini bertujuan menjamin daya beli masyarakat miskin/keluarga miskin untuk memenuhi kebutuhan pokok terutama beras dan kebutuhan pokok utama selain beras. program ini meliputi kegiatan prioritas sebagai berikut: (a) penyediaan cadangan beras dan barang kebutuhan pokok; (b) stabilisasi/kepastian harga komoditas barang-barang kebutuhan primer; (c) peningkatan keterlibatan sektor swasta dalam penyediaan barang kebutuhan primer; (d) peningkatan peran serta masyarakat dalam melakukan produksi untuk barang kebutuhan primer; (e) peningkatan akses modal bagi prosen untuk barang kebutuhan primer; (f) peningkatan kualitas distribusi barang kebutuhan primer (2) mendorong pertumbuhan yang berpihak pada rakyat miskin program ini bertujuan mendorong terciptanya dan terfasilitasinya kesempatan berusaha yang lebih luas dan berkualitas bagi masyarakat/ keluarga miskin. programini meliputi kegiatan prioritas sebagai berikut: (a) penyediaan dana bergulir untuk kegiatan produktif skala usaha mikro; (b) bimbingan teknis/pendampingan dan pelatihan pengelola umkm; (c) pelatihan budaya, motivasi usaha dan teknis manajeman umkm; (d) pembinaan sentra-sentra produksi di daerah terisolir dan tertinggal; (e) fasilitasi sarana dan prasarana usaha mikro; (f) pemberdayaan ekonomi masyarakat pesisir; (g) pengembangan usaha perikanan tangkap skala kecil; (h) peningkatan akses informasi dan pelayanan pendampingan pemberdayaan dan ketahanan keluarga; (i) peningkatan koordinasi penanggulangan kemiskinan berbasis kesempatan berusaha bagi masyarakat miskin. (3) meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah secara berkelanjutan program ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan jaminan adanya pertumbuhan ekonomi secara terus-menerus pada wilayah-wilayah distrik yang memiliki kerentanan pada peningkatan jumlah masyarakat miskin. langkah ini dilakukan dengan berbagai kegiatan, yaitu: (a) percepatan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang menyeluruh di semua distrik; (b) peningkatan akses sumber daya modal dan input lain untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi dan mengurangi tingkat kemiskinan; (c) pengembangan program-program pembangunan pemerintah untuk meningkatkan penggunaan tenaga kerja/padat karya; (d) pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pembangunan sektor swasta; (e) pertumbuhan ekonomi dan prasarana fisik dan non fisik. (4) memperluas cakupan program pembangunan berbasis masyarakat program ini bertujuan meningkatkan sinergi dan optimalisasi pemberdayaan masyarakat di kawasan perdesaan dan perkotaan serta memperkuat penyediaan dukungan pengembangan kesempatan berusaha bagi penduduk miskin. langkah ini meliputi kegiatan prioritas sebagai berikut: (a) program pemberdayaan masyarakat jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 220-232 228 di daerah perdesaan (program pengembangan daerah pedalaman); (b) program pemberdayaan masyarakat di daerah perkotaan (program penanggulangan kemiskinan di pusat distrik); (c) program pengembangan infrastruktur sosial ekonomi wilayah; (d) program pembangunan wilayah distrik yang tertinggal dan khusus; (e) penyempurnaan dan pemantapan program pembangunan berbasis masyarakat. (5) meningkatkan akses masyarakat miskin kepada pelayanan dasar program ini bertujuan meningkatkan akses penduduk miskin memenuhi kebutuhan pendidikan, kesehatan, dan prasarana dasar. langkah ini meliputi kegiatan prioritas sebagai berikut: (a) penyediaan beasiswa bagi siswa miskin pada jenjang pendidikan dasar di sekolah dasar (sd)/madrasah ibtidaiyah (mi) dan sekolah menengah pertama (smp)/ madrasah tsanawiyah (mts); (b) beasiswa siswa miskin jenjang sekolah menengah atas/ sekolah menengah kejuruan/madrasah aliyah (sma/smk/ma); (c) beasiswa untuk mahasiswa miskin dan beasiswa berprestasi; (d) pelayanan kesehatan rujukan bagi keluar`ga miskin secara cuma-cuma di kelas iii rumah sakit; (e) pelayanan kesehatan dasar bagi keluarga miskin secara cuma-cuma di puskesmas; (f) jaminan pelayanan kb berkualitas bagi rakyat miskin. (6) membangun dan menyempurnakan sistem perlindungan sosial bagi masyarakat miskin program ini bertujuan melindungi penduduk miskin dari kemungkinan ketidakmampuan menghadapi guncangan sosial dan ekonomi. hal ini meliputi kegiatan prioritas sebagai berikut: (a) peningkatan kapasitas kelembagaan pengarusutamaan gender (pug) dan anak (pua);(b) pemberdayaan sosial keluarga, fakir miskin, komunitas adat terpencil, dan penyandang masalah kesejahteraan sosial lainnya; (c) bantuan sosial untuk masyarakat rentan, korban bencana alam, dan korban bencana sosial; (d) penyediaan bantuan tunai bagi rumah tangga sangat miskin menjamin keberadaan anak usia sekolah di sd/mi dan smp/mts untuk bisa tetap sekolah; (e) peningkatan pelayanan sosial dasar bagi penyandang masalah kesejahteraan sosial termasuk anak, lanjut usia dan penyandang cacat; penyaluran beras bersubsidi untuk keluarga miskin (raskin). (7) upaya mengatasi kekurangan gizi parah. program ini dilakukan dengan tujuan untuk mengurangi adanya gizi buruk bagi masyarakat miskin dalam jangka pendek. program ini dapat dilakukan antara lain melalui: (a) penanggulangan kekurangan sumber energi bagi penduduk miskin, (b) pemberdayaan masyarakat untuk pencapaian keluarga sadar gizi, (c) pemberian subsidi pangan bagi penduduk miskin, (d) peningkatan partisipasi masyarakat melalui revitalisasi pelayanan kesehatan, (e) pelayanan gizi bagi ibu hamil dan balitadari keluarga miskin. (8) program peningkatan sarana dan prasarana wilayah program ini bertujuan untuk meningkatkan kualita sarana dan prasarana wilayah sehingga akan meningkatkan akses masyarakat miskin. langkah prioritas ini dilakukan antara lain dengan: (a) penyediaan sarana irigasi, air bersih dan sanitasi dasar terutama daerah-daerah langka sumber air bersih; (b) pembangunan jalan, jembatan, dan dermaga terutama wilayah distrik yangterisolasi dan tertinggal; (c) redistribusi sumber dana kepada distrik yang memiliki pendapatan rendah untuk pengembangan sumber daya manusia dan sumber daya alam. (d) pengembangan fasilitas-fasilitas pelabuhan dan nelayan untuk meningkatkan produksi perikanan; (e) peningkatan keterlibatan masyarakat dalam pembangunan sarana dan prasarana wilayah (9) peningkatan tata kelola pemerintahan yang baik program ini bertujuan meningkatkan efektivitas pelaksanaan program penanggulangan kemiskinan. hal ini dapat dilakukan dengan: (a) peningkatan kapasitas tata kelola penganggulangan kemiskinan yang berfokus pada peningkatan kapasitas birokrasi (b) peningkatan kualitas good government governance (3g)untuk kelembagaan pemerintah daerah dan di distrik; (c) peningkatan kualitas good corporate governance (gcg) untuk meningkatkan peran sektor swasta dalam penanggulangan kemiskinan; (d) kemitraan dengan masyarakat sipil (public private partnership) dalam penaggulangan kemiskinan; (e) integrasi dengan strategi penanggulangan kemiskinan provinsi dan nasional. penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan ...(nano prawoto, agus tri basuki) 229 simpulan masalah kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo pada dasarnya merupakan persoalan yang hingga saat ini belum teratasi dan akan terus memerlukan penanganan yang komprehensif. rangkaian perubahan kondisi sosial, ekonomi, budaya, dan politik di daerah telah membentuk kekhasan karakter kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo. oleh karena itu, sangatlah penting dipertimbangkan faktor-faktor penyebab kemiskinan sebagai landasan awal dalam penanganan permasalahan kemiskinan. berdasarkan survei dan analisis data-data sekunder yang telah dilakukan, yang digali darisumber masyarakat miskin itu sendiri, maka untuk mengurangi tingkat kemiskinan hanya bisa dilakukan dengan memutus faktor-faktor penyebab kemiskinan itu sendiri. penyebab kemiskinan di kabupaten kulon progo terdiri atas berbagai faktor yang komplek dan saling berkaitan, yaitu kondisi geografis, kualitas manusia, sarana prasarana dan kondisi alam yang kurang mendukung berkembangnya kegiatan ekonomi sehingga mengakibatkan terbatasnya akses sumber daya, distribusi barang, rendahnya pendidikan, potensi ancaman tingkat kesehatan, serta berujung pada rendahnya tingkat pendapatan, kepemilikan aset dan rendahnya tingkat kesejahteraan masyarakat. penanggulangan kemiskinan memerlukan strategi besar yang bersifat holistik dengan program yang saling mendukung satu dengan lainnya sehingga upaya pemahaman terhadap penyebab kemiskinan perlu dilakukan dengan baik. sebagai dasar utama untuk menyusun strategi besar pembangunan nasional tersebut adalah politik ekonomi yang berpihak terhadap kaum miskin dan berkeadilan. adapun yang menjadi elemen utama dalam strategi besar tersebut adalah pendekatan people driven di mana rakyat akan menjadi aktor penting dalam setiap formulasi kebijakan dan pengambilan keputusan kebijakan dan program. untuk mensukseskan hal itu diperlukan pelaksanaan perubahan paradigma yang meredefinisi peran pemerintah yang akan lebih memberi otonomi pada rakyat, adanya transformasi kelembagaan dari yang bersifat represif menjadi representatif, dan transparansi penyelenggaraan pemerintahan dalam program penanggulangan kemiskinan. untuk menguragi tingkat kemiskinan diperlukan program-program pemerintah yang efektif dapat mencapai sasaran peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat miskin. dalam pelaksanaan berbagai program pengurangan tingkat kemiskinan yang dapat disatukan menjadi strategi besar, perlu dilaksankan dengan pendekatan sebagai berikut: (1) program penanggulangan kemiskinan pada daerah kemiskinan berat. program penanggulangan kemiskinan pada daerah yang termasuk kategori kantong kemiskinan berat ini dilaksanakan secara menyeluruh atas 9 program yang telah direkomendasikan pada hasil kajian ini. adapun prioritas masing-masing program disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan dan kondisi masing-masing distrik. dalam pelaksanannya, program-program ini bisa bersifat generik, artinya program yang dilaksanakan pada beberapa distrik bisa bersifat seragam. pada kasus ini program penanggulangan kemiskinan dilakukan untuk meningkatkan kapasitas masyarakat dalam berbagai aspek, yaitu ekonomi, kesehatan, pendidikan dan sosial. (2) program penanggulangan kemiskinan pada daerah kemiskinan sedang program penanggulangan kemiskinan pada daerahyang termasuk kategori kantong kemiskinan sedang dilaksanakan secara menyeluruh atas 9 program yang telah direkomendasikan pada hasil kajian ini. namun prioritas masingmasing program didasarkan pada penyebab utama kemiskinan yang dialami oleh masyarakat. pada kasus ini, program penaggulangan kemiskinan lebih diutamakan untuk memutus faktor penyebab kemiskinan yang utama. dengan demikian program ini bisa lebih bersifat khusus, misalnya program yang khusus untuk meningkatkan derajat kesehatan masyarakat, program khusus pengembangan industri kecil dan sebagianya. (3) program penanggulangan kemiskinan pada daerah bukan kantong kemiskinan program penanggulangan kemiskinan pada daerahyang termasuk kategori bukan kantong kemiskinan dapat dilaksanakan secara menyeluruh atas 9 program yang telah direkomendasikan pada hasil kajian ini. namun prioritas masing-masing program didasarkan pada tar jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 220-232 230 get grup masyarakat miskin. artinya programprogram yang dilaksanakan bisa bersifat spesifik tergantung pada karakteristik kemiskinan yang terjadi pada masing-masing kelompok masyarakat, dengan kata lain program-program pada daerah/distrik ini dilaksankan untuk mendorong berkembangnya kapasitas masyarakat menuju masyarakat yang lebih mandiri. daftar pustaka haris, abdul. (2007). analisis faktor-faktor kemiskinan di daerah hutan kabupaten probolinggo. jurnal aflikasi manajemen. vol. 5 no. 1, april.upm. probolinggo, 2007. lastario, arie. 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(2006). modul globalisasi. banyumas: cv. cahaya pustaka. kecamatan temon dalam angka 2011 kecamatan wates dalam angka 2011 kecamatan sentolo dalam angka 2011 kecamatan samigaluh dalam angka 2011 kecamatan pengasih dalam angka 2011 kecamatan kokap dalam angka 2011 kecamatan girimulyo dalam angka 2011 kecamatan nanggulan dalam angka 2011 kecamatan kalibawang dalam angka 2011 kecamatan galur dalam angka 2011 kecamatan lendah dalam angka 2011 kecamatan panjatan dalam angka 2011 lampiran tabel 1. ukuran indikator kemiskinan aspek penyebab kemiskinan indikator kemiskinan masyarakat parameter skor maks (n) bobot (b) score maks (nxb) 1. aspek ekonomi (30%) 1) pendapatan tetap rata-rata penghasilan masyarakatminimal rp. 259.128. 10 1 10 2) ketergantungan pada sektor pertanian sumber pendapatan tidak tergantung dari sektor pertanian 7,5 1 7,5 3) kegiatan wirausaha /industri ada kegiatan wirausaha /industri 7,5 1 7,5 4) penganggguran masyarakat memiliki penghasilan tetap 5 1 5 2. aspek geografi (20%) 1) kondisi topografi mendukung kegiatan ekonomi 5 1 5 2) kondisi geografis mendukung kegiatan ekonomi 5 1 5 3) ada sumber daya alam yang sudah terolah ada dan sudah terolah 5 1 5 4) ketersediaan sarana dan prasarana transportasi ada dan lancar 5 1 5 3. kesehatan (25%) 1) akses kesehatan a. tidak ada akses ke sarana kesehatan tidak mampu membiayai pelayanan kesehatan 10 0,6 0,4 6 4 2) sikap hidup a. budaya hidup tidak sehat b. adat yang tidak mendukung 7 0,2 0,3 3 4 penyusunan indikator dan pemetaan ...(nano prawoto, agus tri basuki) 231 aspek penyebab kemiskinan indikator kemiskinan masyarakat parameter skor maks (n) bobot (b) score maks (nxb) 3) tempat tinggal a. rumah tidak kokoh/ permanen. b. tidak memiliki mck sendiri. c. tidak menggunakan fasilitas energi. d. kesulitan air bersih. 8 0,2 0,2 0,2 0,2 2 2 2 2 4. pendidikandan sosial (25%) 1) pendidikan a. tidak tamat sekolah dasar 6 tahun. b. tidak mampu membiayai anggota keluarga pendidikan 9 tahun c. akses ke sekolah menengah atas 15 0,5 0,25 0,25 9 3 3 2) budaya d. sikap mental dan perilaku positif 5 1 5 3) jumlah keluarga. e. tanggungan keluarga lebih besar sama dengan4 orang. 5 1 5 jumlah 100 100 keterangan :batasan masyarakat suatu kecamatan masuk kriteria miskin apabila memperoleh skor<71 tabel 3. perkembangan pdrb kabupaten kulon progo tahun 2007-2011 lapangan usaha 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 pertanian 424.719 454.656 474.560 467.714 496.676 pertambangan & penggalian 17.686 17.027 18.527 12.664 15.395 industri pengolahan 251.351 255.420 261.033 271.689 268.349 listrik, gas dan air bersih 9.611 10.333 11.006 11.586 12.068 bangunan 77.911 82.096 85.790 91.657 100.658 perdagangan, hotel & restoran 266.357 281.420 293.574 307.245 329.807 pengangkutan & komunikasi 163.555 171.336 179.404 184.299 188.623 keuangan, persewaan & jasa perusahaan 98.323 101.551 110.230 116.678 117.684 jasa-jasa 278.112 288.531 294.178 317.694 341.076 pdrb 1.587.625 1.662.370 1.728.302 1.781.226 1.870.336 tabel 7. target kemiskinan kabupaten kulon progo tahun 2013 -2016 target 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 kk 23,14 21,64 20,14 18,64 17,14 jiwa 22,23 20,73 19,23 17,73 16,23 tabel 8. garis kemiskinan, jumlah penduduk miskin, dan persentase penduduk miskin di kabupaten kulon progotahun 2005-2012 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 220-232 232 tabel 9. target kemiskinan kabupaten kulon progo tahun 2013 -2016 target 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 kk 23,14 21,64 20,14 18,64 17,14 jiwa 22,23 20,73 19,23 17,73 16,23 microsoft word 05-ahmad maruf jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012, hlm.43-52   strategi pengembangan investasi di daerah: pemberian insentif ataukah kemudahan? ahmad ma’ruf fakultas ekonomi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, tamantirto, kasihan, bantul, yogyakarta e-mail: macrov_jogja@yahoo.com abstract: the activities of the development of investment, are strongly associated with accomplishment of an objective of economic development of the region, such as create jobs, achieve economic stability of the region, and developing a diverse economic base. the study of the analysis of the policy of granting incentives and ease the field of investment in the region is expected to increase investment of the implementation of the formulation strategic based on analysis need (need assessment) stakeholders. the data used, from primary and secondary with the technique of a gathering of an interview that is guided by a questionnaire, documentation, and focus group discussion (fgd) stakeholders. the results of the study is that in order to attract new investment and encourage increased investment in terms of strategic policy, then it more emphasized the policy options that provide various facilities investment than incentives. keywords: public policy, incentives, regional economic, investment abstrak: kegiatan pengembangan penanaman modal, sangat terkait dengan pencapaian tujuan pembangunan ekonomi daerah, seperti menciptakan lapangan kerja, mencapai stabilitas ekonomi daerah, dan mengembangkan basis ekonomi yang beragam. studi analisis kebijakan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan bidang penanaman modal di daerah ini diharapkan mampu meningkatkan penanaman modal dari implementasi rumusan strategik yang didasarkan pada analisis kebutuhan (need assessment) stakeholders. data yang digunakan bersifat primer dan sekunder, dengan teknik pengumpulan wawancara dipandu kuesioner, dokumentasi, dan focus group discussion (fgd)stakeholders. kajian ini dilakukan pada daerah istimewa yogyakarta. alat analisis meliputi studi kepustakaan, deskriptif kualitatif untuk kebijakan publik, dan analisis swot. dihasilkan bahwa dalam rangka menarik investasi baru maupun mendorong peningkatan penanaman modal dari sisi kebijakan strategis lebih dikedepankan pilihan kebijakan memberikan berbagai kemudahan penanaman modal daripada pemberian insentif. kata kunci: kebijakan publik, pemberian insentif, ekonomi daerah, penanaman modal pendahuluan pengembangan penanaman modal merupakan kebijakan yang membawa dampak ekonomi cukup luas, yaitu terjadinya peningkatan jumlah barang dan jasa, penciptaan nilai tambah, peggunaan tenaga kerja, dan sumber daya ekonomi lainnya, peningkatan pendapatan masyarakat, serta sebagai sumber pendapatan daerah berupa pajak dan retribusi. pengembangan penanaman modal di daerah, selain untuk meningkatkan kapasitas ekonomi daerah yang secara langsung akan meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat secara umum, juga akan berdampak positif bagi peningkatan kapasitas fiskal daerah. pada tingkat nasional, kebijakan pengembangan penanaman modal diarahkan untuk: (1) mendukung pertumbuhan berkelanjutan dan meningkatkan iklim penanaman modal; (2) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 43-52 44 mendorong fdi untuk memperbaiki daya saing ekonomi nasional; meningkatkan kapasitas infrastruktur fisik; membangun penanaman modal dalam kerangka pelaksanaan demokrasi ekonomi yang diperuntukkan bagi kesejahteraan seluruh masyarakat;dan (3) meningkatkan realisasi penanaman modal ke seluruh indonesia. konsep dasar pengembangan penanaman modal tentu diarahkan pada peningkatan produktivitas secara agregat. untuk mencapai itu, diperlukan dukungan iklim penanaman modal yang “conducive”, antara lain adalah (1) adanya kepastian, kestabilan dan keamanan; (2) stabilitas makro ekonomi (inflasi, suku bunga dan kurs, sistem moneter dan fiskal yang sustainable); (3) reformasi birokrasi, perpajakan, kebijakan, aturan; (4) penyediaan infrastruktur yang cukup (listrik, air, pelabuhan, jalan, dan sebagainya); (5) tenaga kerja yang mengacu pada produktivitas; (6) sdm, pendidikan, kesehatan, disiplin, motivasi; (7) setiap daerah harus fokus pada sektor industri unggulan; dan (8) menjalin kerjasama sinergis antardaerah. kegiatan pengembangan penanaman modal, sangat terkait dengan pencapaian tujuan pembangunan ekonomi daerah. konsepsi pembangunan ekonomi daerah, menurut lincoln arsyad (1999:122) memiliki tujuan: (1) menciptakan lapangan kerja; (2) mencapai stabilitas ekonomi daerah; (3) mengembangkan basis ekonomi yang beragam. lapangan kerja diperlukan agar penduduk mempunyai penghasilan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan-kebutuhan hidupnya. agar lapangan kerja dapat tercipta, diperlukan persyaratan antara lain tersedianya lahan, modal, prasarana. stabilitas ekonomi daerah perlu dipertahankan agar pelaku usaha dan masyarakat dapat melakukan berbagai upaya secara terencana. stabilitas ekonomi mencakup inflasi yang rendah, adanya peraturan usaha yang jelas disertai penegakan hukum yang konsisten, dan tidak adanya gangguan keamanan. setiap daerah dalam suatu negara mempunyai tujuan yang sama, yaitu menemukan cara untuk menciptakan lapangan kerja yang luas untuk memberikan penghasilan dan menaikkan kualitas hidup bagi masyarakat. walaupun pemerintah pusat memainkan peran penting dalam pengembangan ekonomi melalui undang-undang, kebijakan fiskal, dan kebijakan pembangunan, namun keberhasilan atau kegagalan perkembangan ekonomi daerah sering tergantung pada apa yang terjadi pada tingkat kawasan. kemampuan daerah untuk menggunakan sumber daya alam dan bakat lokal untuk mendukung inovasi yang kuat adalah kunci penggerak pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah. oleh sebab itu, langkah pertama yang harus dilakukan oleh pemerintah daerah adalah mengenali kekuatan inovasi yang menciptakan keberhasilan usaha, seperti kemampuan untuk mentransformasi gagasan dan pengetahuan baru dalam membuat barang atau pelayanan yang berkualitas. inovasi yang tak henti-hentinya menciptakan produk bernilai tinggi akan memperluas perdagangan dan penguasaan pasar, dengan demikian memberi manfaat bagi perusahaan dan pekerja dengan keuntungan yang lebih besar, upah lebih tinggi. untuk mencapai tujuan pembangunan ekonomi daerah tersebut, maka strategi pembangunan ekonomi daerah yang perlu dilakukan adalah: pengembangan fisik/lokalitas, pengembangan dunia usaha, pengembangan sdm, dan pengembangan masyarakat (lincoln arsyad: 1999). pengembangan fisik dilakukan antara lain dengan menyediakan lahan untuk kegiatan usaha, pengaturan tata ruang untuk berbagai kegiatan penduduk, menyediakan prasarana dan sarana seperti jalan, pelabuhan, listrik, air bersih. pengembangan dunia usaha dilakukan antara lain dengan menciptakan iklim usaha yang baik melalui penetapan kebijakan dan peraturan yang memudahkan pelaku ekonomi untuk menjalankan usahanya, menyediakan informasi mengenai perijinan, kebijakan dan rencana pemerintah daerah, sumber-sumber pendanaan, dan lain lain; mendirikan media konsultasi bagi pengusaha dan masyarakat mengenai peluang usaha, masalah-masalah yang dihadapi, dan lain-lain. sementara itu, pengembangan sdm dilakukan antara lain dengan pelatihan dan pendidikan. pengembangan ekonomi masyarakat dilakukan terutama dengan memberdayakan masyarakat agar mampu memanfaatkan peluang yang ada dan mengatasi persoalan ekonomi yang dihastrategi pengembangan investasi di daerah (ahmad ma’ruf) 45 dapi secara mandiri. pada hakekatnya, penanaman modal merupakan kegiatan yang dilakukan oleh pemerintah pusat maupun daerah, pihak swasta, dan institusi lain baik dari luar maupun dalam negeri agar pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diinginkan dapat tercapai. secara sederhana kegiatan penanaman modal merupakan pendapatan yang dibelanjakan oleh perusahaan atau lembaga pemerintah untuk barang-barang modal yang akan digunakan untuk kegiatan produktif. dengan demikian, peran penanaman modal menjadi strategis dalam suatu perekonomian.tanpa penanaman modal yang cukup tidak dapat diharapkan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diharapkan serta peningkatan kesejahteraan ekonomi masyarakat. kebijakan penanaman modal yang tepat diharapkan dapat menjadi pemicu perluasan kesempatan kerja di suatu daerah. studi perumusan strategi pengembangan penanaman modal dibangun dalam perspektif pengembangan daya saing daerah. world economic forum (wef),mendefinisikan daya saing sebagai kemampuan perekonomian nasional untuk mencapai pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tingi dan berkelanjutan. institute of management and development (imd) mendefinisikan daya saing nasional sebagai kemampuan suatu negara dalam menciptakan nilai tambah dalam rangka menambah kekayan nasional dengan cara mengelola aset dan proses, daya tarik dan agresivitas, globalitas dan proksimitas, serta dengan mengintegrasikan hubungan-hubungan tersebut ke dalam suatu model ekonomi dan sosial. departemen perdagangan dan industri inggris mendefinisikan daya saing daerah sebagai kemampuan suatu daerah dalam menghasilkan pendapatan dan kesempatan kerja yang tinggi dengan tetap terbuka terhadap persaingan domestik maupun internasional (abdullah, et.al; 2002:13). sedangkan centre for regional and urban studies (curds), inggris, mendefinisikan daya saing daerah sebagai kemampuan sektor bisnis atau perusahan pada suatu daerah dalam menghasilkan pendapatan yang tinggi serta tingkat kekayaan yang lebih merata untuk penduduknya. meyer dan stamer (dalam cho, 2003) memandang daya saing dalam skala lebih luas, ia menyebutkannya dengan daya saing sistemik. konsep daya saing sistemik berusaha untuk mencakup faktor politik dan faktor ekonomi dari keberhasilan pembangunan industri. hal ini mengacu pada pola dimana negara dan aktor-aktor sosial secara terarah menciptakan kondisi bagi keberhasilan pembangunan industri sebagai daya saing sistemik. konsep ini dibedakan dalam dalam empat tingkat, yaitu: microlevel pada jaringan perusahaan dan jaringan antarperusahaan, mesolevel pada kebijakan dan institusi tertentu, macrolevel dari kondisi ekonomi umum dan metalevel pada variabel lambat seperti struktur-struktur sosial budaya, aturan dan orientasi dasar ekonomi, dan kemampuan aktor-aktor sosial merumuskan strategi. konsep daya saing sistemik tidak dimaksudkan sebagai sebuah cetak biru tetapi suatu usaha untuk memberikan orientasi baik untuk penelitian maupun kerja konsultasi. kondisi riil yang sekarang terjadi, pada tiap daerah, bahkan negara mengalami tentangan dalam pengembangan penanaman modal. tantangan yang bersifat eksternal yang paling nyata ada meningkatnya persaingan antardaerah maupun negara dalam menarik investor. sementara itu, secara internal ada banyak kelemahan dan tantangan seperti: ketersediaan infrastruktur yang mendukung kegiatan penanaman modal; ketersedian energy; perangkat peraturan pusat dan daerah; perijinan penanaman modal baik di pusat dan daerah; penyebaran penanaman modal yang belum merata; dan belum optimalnya pelaksanaan alih teknologi. kegiatan penanaman modal telah menjadi bagian dari penyelenggaraan perekonomian nasional dan ditempatkan sebagai upaya untuk meningkatkan perekonomian daerah. kegiatan penanaman modal di daerah selama ini sangat berperan penting antara lain dalam meningkatkan pendapatan masyarakat dan menyerap tenaga kerja lokal. oleh karena itu perlu adanya kebijakan penanaman modal yang dapat menstimulasi masuknya pemodal untuk menanamkan modalnya di daerah. kebijakan itu antara lain perbaikan regulasi yang mendukung penanaman modal, penyederhanaan prosedur perijinan, pemberian kemudahan dan insentif dalam bidang penanaman modal. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 43-52 46 upaya daerah untuk meningkatkan penanaman modal melalui pemberian insentif dan/ atau pemberian kemudahan bagi penanam modal tergolong masih rendah. hal ini berakibat pada daya saing daerah semakin menurun. padahal untuk menarik penanam modal dibutuhkan daya tarik baik dalam bentuk insentif ataupun kemudahan dalam bidang penanaman modal. kebijakan pemberian insentif itu sendiri dapat berupa keringanan pajak sedangkan pemberian kemudahan dapat berupa penyederhanaan prosedur perijinan dan penyediaan sarana dan prasarana pendukung investasi. oleh karena itu, studi analisis kebijakan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan bidang penanaman modal di daerah perlu dilaksanakan sebagai bahan acuan dalam merumuskan kebijakan yang diharapkan mampu meningkatkan penanaman modal. kebijakan pemberian insentif dan pemberian kemudahan di daerah disusun untuk menjawab permasalahan belum adanya kebijakan/regulasi daerah yang mengatur tentang insentif dan kemudahan bidang penanaman modal. tujuan studi ini adalah menyusun analisis kebutuhan (need assessment) rumusan kebijakan strategis yang perlu ditempuh dalam rangka percepatan peningkatan penanaman modal di daerah. metode penelitian studi ini menggunakan beberapa pendekatan utama, yaitu pendekatan perencanaan berbasis stakeholders. model pendekatan dalam studi penyusunan kebijakan strategik ini dikembangkan secara partisipatif (participatory approach). pendekatan ini menjembatani dua kutub kepentingan dan kebutuhan dari masyarakat umum, swasta/pelaku usaha, dan dari pemerintah sehingga tumpuan analisis lebih dititik beratkan pada pemenuhan kebutuhan stakeholders. studi ini berorientasi berorientasi kepada upaya peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat. pengembangan penanaman modal secara substantif berorientasi pada upaya peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat, khususnya pada aspek penyediaan barang dan jasa, kesempatan kerja, dan penciptaan nilai tambah. adanya peningkatan penanaman modal juga akan meningkatkan pedapatan asli daerah (pad) yang berimplikasi pada peningkatan sumber-sumber apbd sehingga dana publik tersebut dapat dialokasikan untuk pelayanan publik dan pembangunan daerah. dengan demikian, secara langsung diyakini kegiatan ini akan dapat meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat dalam arti luas. studi ini mengambil sampel di provinsi diy. data yang dibutuhkan dalam penelitian ini, baik data utama maupun data pendukung, baik data yang bersifat primer maupun sekunder, maka teknik pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah wawancara dipandu kuesioner; dokumentasi; dan focus group discussion (fgd) bersama stakeholders untuk menggali data yang berhubungan dengan pengembangan penanaman modal di daerah. analisis yang digunakan untuk merumuskan kebijakan strategik untuk akselerasi penanaman modal di daerah menggunakan alat analisis: (1) studi kepustakaan. analisis ini digunakan untuk mereview berbagai data dan informasi yang terkumpul dari dokumen-dokumen perencanaan, hasil penelitian, buku dan peraturan yang relevan. (2) deskriptif kualitatif untuk kebijakan publik. analisis ini digunakan untuk mengetahui atau menggambarkan kecenderungan kebutuhan kebijakan publik yang terkait dengan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan bidang penanaman modal. (3) analisis swot yaitu suatu cara untuk mengidentifikasi berbagai faktor secara sistematis dalam rangka merumuskan kebijakan berbagai strategi pengembangan penanaman modal daerah melalui pemberian insentif dan kemudahan investasi. analisis ini didasarkan pada logika dapat memaksimalkan kekuatan (strength) dan peluang (opportunities), namun secara bersamaan dapat meminimalkan kelemahan (weaknesses) dan ancaman (threats). analisis swot mempertimbangkan faktor lingkungan internal strengths dan weaknesses serta lingkungan eksternal oportunities dan threats yang dihadapi institusi/lembaga. analisis swot membandingkan antara faktor eksternal peluang (opportunities) dan ancaman dengan faktor internal kekuatan dan kelemahan sehingga dari analisis tersebut dapat diambil suatu keputusan strategik. strategi pengembangan investasi di daerah (ahmad ma’ruf) 47 hasil dan pembahasan review kebijakan penanaman modal uu nomor 25/2007mengatur bahwa penanaman modal mempunyai pokok-pokok kebijakan: perlakuan yang sama terhadap pmdn maupun pma; tidak ada persyaratan modal minimum; dapat melakukan transfer dan repatriasi terhadap modal dan keuntungan; terdapat jaminan hokum; dan penyelesaian sengketa. fasilitas penanaman modal berupa hak atas tanah yang terdiri dari hak guna usaha, hak guna bangunan dan hak pakai; fasilitas imigrasi bagi investor dan tenaga kerja asing; dan insentif fiskal berupa pengurangan pajak penghasilan dan keringanan bea masuk. setelah uu nomor 25 tahun 2007 dikeluarkan, terdapat serangkaian peraturan dan ketentuan yang diterbitkan berkaitan dengan penanaman modal. salah satunya adalah peraturan pemerintah nomor 45 tahun 2008 tentang pedoman pemberian insentif dan pemberian kemudahan penanaman modal di daerah. pp 45/2008 tersebut berisi antara lain pemberian insentif bentuknya berbagai macam, antara lain: pengurangan, keringanan atau pembebasan pajak daerah; pengurangan, keringanan, atau pembebasan retribusi daerah; pemberian dana stimulan; pemberian bantuan modal. sementara itu, pemberian kemudahan terkait dengan penanaman modal di daerah bentuknya dapat berupa: penyediaan data dan informasi peluang penanaman modal; penyediaan sarana dan prasarana; penyediaan lahan atau lokasi;pemberian bantuan teknis; dan percepatan pemberian perizinan. berdasarkan pasal 5 dari pp 45/2008 ditegaskan bahwa pemberian insentif dan pemberian kemudahan diberikan kepada penanaman modal yang sekurang-kurangnya memenuhi salah satu criteria sebagai berikut: (1) memberikan kontribusi bagi peningkatan pendapatan; (2) menyerap tenaga kerja lokal; (3) menggunakan sebagian besar sumber daya lokal; (4) memberikan kontribusi bagi peningkatan pelayanan publik; (5) memberikan kontribusi dalam peningkatan produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb); (6) berwawasan lingkungan dan berkelanjutan; (7) termasuk alih teknologi; (8) melakukan industri pionir; (9) berada di daerah terpencil, daerah tertinggal, atau daerah perbatasan; (10) melaksanakan kegiatan penelitian, pengembangan, dan inovasi; (12) bermitra dengan usaha mikro, kecil, menengah, atau koperasi; (13) industri yang menggunakan barang modal, mesin, atau peralatan yang diproduksi di dalam negeri. implementasi atas ketentuan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan oleh tiap daerah, sebagaimana diatur dalam pasal 7 pp 45/2008 bahwa ketentuan pemberian insentif dan/atau pemberian kemudahan penanaman modal di daerah diatur dengan perda yang sekurangkurangnya memuat antara lain: (1) tata cara memperoleh pemberian insentif dan pemberian kemudahan; (2) kriteria pemberian insentif dan pemberian kemudahan; (3) dasar penilaian pemberian insentif dan pemberian kemudahan; (4) jenis usaha atau kegiatan penanaman modal yang diprioritaskan memperoleh insentif dan kemudahan; (5) bentuk-bentuk insentif dan kemudahan yang dapat diberikan;dan (6) pengaturan pembinaan dan pengawasan. hasil review beberapa kebijakan terkait dengan pelayanan penanaman modal di daerah setelah kebijakan desentralisasi (otonomi daerah), maka tampak ada beberapa kebijakan acuan dalam penyelenggaraan pelayanan administrasi penanaman modal di daerah, antara lain meliputi keppres no. 97/1993 tentang tatacara penanaman modal sebagaimana telah diubah dengan keppres no. 115/1998 jo. keppres no. 117/1999, keputusan meninves/ kepala bkpm no. 38/sk/1999 tentang pedoman dan tatacara permohonan penanaman modal yang didirikan dalam rangka pma dan pmdn, dan keppres no. 29/2004 tentang penyelenggaraan penanaman modal dalam rangka pma dan pmdn melalaui sistem pelayanan satu atap. berdasarkan kajian asropi (2008) bahwa pelaksanaan pelayanan administrasi penanaman modal di daerah melalui sistem satu atap (sebelum tahun 2008), karakter pelayanan tidak jauh dari gambaran pelayanan birokrasi yang tidak efektif dan efisien. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 43-52 48 analisis kebutuhan kebijakan fasilitasi penanaman modal hasil need assessment atas kebutuhan kebijakan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal melalui analisis kebijakan termasuk analisis resiko atas pilihan jenis kebijakan yang didasarkan dari document review, hasil interview dan fgd bahwa untuk menarik investor ke daerah pada saat ini bagi pemerintah daerah harus terlebih dahulu mengetahui keinginankeinginan oleh calon investor. secara umum keinginan dari investor terhadap situasi di daerah antara lain adalah (fauzan, 2006): iklim investasi yang kondusif berupa kepastian hukum/berusaha; stabilitas ekonomi, sosial, politik, dan keamanan; kemudahan pelayanan (perizinan, keimigrasian, kepabeanan, perpajakan, pertanahan); insentif (fiskal & nonfiskal) yang kompetitif; infrastruktur yang memadai; dan kondisi ketenagakerjaan sementara itu, hasil dari hasil interview dengan nara sumber para pelaku ekonomi yang diwakili para pengurus kadin dan asosiasi, serta pejabat dinas/instansi yang terkait dengan pelayanan penanaman modal, serta dari beberapa akademisi yang memiliki kompetensi dalam bidang ekonomi dan bisnis bahwa sebagaimana diatur dalam dalam pasal 3 pp 45/2008 bahwa tiap pemda memiliki keleluasaan dalam hal menarik investor dan upaya peningkatan penanaman modal melalui pemberian insentif yang bentuknya berbagai macam, seperti: (1) pengurangan, keringanan atau pembebasan pajak daerah; (2) pengurangan, keringanan, atau pembebasan retribusi daerah; (3) pemberian dana stimulan; (4) pemberian bantuan modal. selain itu, upaya peningkatan penanaman modal di daerah juga dapat dilakukan dengan kebijakan pemberian kemudahan terkait dengan penanaman modal yang bentuknya dapat berupa: (1) penyediaan data dan informasi peluang penanaman modal; (2) penyediaan sarana dan prasarana; (3) penyediaan lahan atau lokasi; (4) pemberian bantuan teknis; (5) percepatan pemberian perizinan. mencermati persyaratan dasar yang diatur dalam peraturan tersebut di atas, maka tampak dari sisi alasan pemberian insentif maupun pemberian kemudahan akan sangat mudah ditetapkan. dari 12 item persyaratan dasar, hanya diperlukan salah satu item yang terpenuhi, maka kebijakan pemberian insentif maupun kemudahan dapat dilakukan. oleh karena itu, sifat persyaratan yang longgar harus disandingkan dengan analisis resiko atas tiap pilihan bentuk kebijakannya (tabel 1). sementara itu, kebijakan yang dapat mendorong penanaman modal di daerah selain pemberian insentif adalah pemberian kemutabel 1. matriks analisis kebijakan pemberian insentif aspek resiko fiskal resiko teknis daya terima publik/investor keterangan pengurangan, keringanan, pembebasan pajak daerah terjadi pengurangan pad dalam jangka pendek butuh dokumen perda baru /revisi perda diterima namun bukan kebutuhan pokok pada investasi sektor basis/strategis (share & penyerapan tk) pengurangan, keringanan, pembebasan retribusi daerah terjadi pengurangan pad dalam jangka pendek butuh dokumen perda baru /revisi perda diterima namun bukan kebutuhan pokok pada investasi sektor basis (share & penyerapan tk) pemberian dana stimulant peningkatan pengeluaran/ realokasi anggaran belanja butuh dokumen perda baru /revisi perda diterima pada investasi sektor basis (share & penyerapan tk) pemberian bantuan modal peningkatan pengeluaran/ realokasi anggaran belanja butuh dokumen perda baru /revisi perda diterima realisasi lembaga penjaminan daerah; pada investasi sektor basis (share & penyerapan tk) sumber: hasil olah data primer strategi pengembangan investasi di daerah (ahmad ma’ruf) 49 dahan. analisis kebijakan pemberian kemudahan dapat dicermati dalam tabel 2. perumusan kebijakan strategik pengembangan penanaman modal kebijakan strategis yang akan dilakukan terkait pengembangan penanaman modal melalui pemberian insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal di daerah sebagaimana diatur dalam pp 45/2008 dapat dipertajam dalam pilihan kebijakan strategis melalui metode swot. berdasarkan hasil dokumen review dan deep interview pada stakeholders, serta hasil masukan dalam fgd, maka rumusan semua aspek dalam analisis swot dapat dimasukan dalam satu matriks (tabel 3). berdasarkan rumusan swot tersebut perlu mengidentifikasi isu-isu strategis yang akan menjadi rujukan dalam perumusan kebijakan strategis dalam rangka pengembangan kegiatan penanaman modal di daerah yang dilakukan uji dengan menggunakan tes litmus. hasil analisis isu-isu strategis tersebut, maka dapat dikasifikasikan menjadi beberapa rumusan kebijakan strategis pemberian insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal di daerah, yaitu: (1) melakukan pilihan kebijakan kemudahan daripada pemberian insentif karena keterbatasan kapasitas fiskal; (2) menyusun perda sebagai payung hukum dalam kebijakan kemudahan maupun insentif investasi; (3) mengoptimalkan instansi perijinan terpadu untuk pengelolaan kewenangan perijinan investasi melalui penyediaan data &informasi, percepatan perijinan; (4) mengoptimalkan aset daerah dalam memberikan kemudahan penyediaan lahan; (5) mengoptimalkan program rutin instansi untuk update data, bembingan teknis; (6) meningkatkan daya dukung sarana dan prasarana untuk penanaman modal; (7) melakukan pengembangan sistem informasi penamanan modal berbasis teknologi informasi berdasarkan kondisi riil fiskal daerah, baik di tingkat provinsi maupun kabupaten/kota yang ada, secara umum mengalami kenaikan nilai fiskal namun dari sisi belanja lebih besar sehingga cenderung menganut sistem fiskal defisit. implikasi terkait dengan kebijakan mendorong peningkatan investasi di daerah, maka pilihan logis yang cepat dilakukan adalah pola kebijakan berupa memberi kemudahan, baik dari sisi perijinan maupun memfasilitasi kebutuhan lain yang diperlukan investor tanpa harus mengeluarkan alokasi anggaran yang berlebih. tabel 2. matriks analisis kebijakan pemberian kemudahan aspek resiko fiskal resiko teknis daya terima publik/investor keterangan penyediaan data dan informasi peluang penanaman modal minim, bagian kegiatan unit teknis kontinu update data, upgrade teknologi infomasi, diterima, khususnya investor baru data benar/riel terkonfirmasi penyediaan sarana dan prasarana alokasi anggaran: prioritas pengadaan sarana yang mendukung investasi assesment riil kebutuhan sarana yang mendorong investasi diterima penyediaan lahan atau lokasi potensi perubahan pendapatan valuasi nilai best use aset; diterima optimalisasi aset daerah pemberian bantuan teknis alokasi anggaran: kegiatan bantuan teknis staf khusus fasilitasi investasi diterima percepatan pemberian perizinan anggaran rutin support gerai investasi; regulasi baru diterima sumber: hasil olah data primer jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 43-52 50 setiap kebijakan daerah, akan lebih efektif apabila ada payung hukum yang kuat. terkait dengan kebijakan memfasilitasi percepatan peningkatan nilai investasi juga memerlukan payung hukum, dalam hal ini dalam bentuk peraturan daerah. terkait dengan proses penyusunan perda, dapat dilakukan atas usulan eksekutif atau dari inisiatif legislatif (dprd). proses yang relatif cepat dan akan mendapatkan daya dukung kuat dari publik, maka mekanisme inisiatif dari dewan untuk mengusulkan perda insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal menjadi pilihan yang lebih strategis. sementara dari sisi eksekutif dapat membantu dalam menyiapkan naskah akademis, sehingga proses akan sinergis dan efektif. mengoptimalkan instansi perijinan terpadu untuk pengelolaan kewenangan perijinan investasi melalui penyediaan data dan informasi, dan percepatan perijinan. keberadaan kantor pelayanan terpadu yang sudah dimiliki pada tingkat provinsi (gerai p2t) yang mulai berbenah secara progresif, perlu disupport untuk penyediaan sistem informasi yang berbasis teknologi informasi (it) yang handal. dengan pelayanan berbasis it, maka semua proses penyediaan informasi, data, dan pelayanan online akan dapat diwujudkan guna mendukung pelayanan prima. mengoptimalkan aset daerah dalam memberikan kemudahan penyediaan lahan. keberadaan aset pemda, baik yang dikuasai pemda provinsi maupun kabupaten/kota menjadi salah satu alternatif memberikan kemudahan dalam mengembangkan investasi di diy melalui optimalisasi aset dengan berbagai pola kerjasama. meskipun, secara umum yang dibutuhkan oleh investor adalah memberikan fasilitas dalam penyediaan lahan yang mewadahi. pemda dapat melakukan kontrol pada aset tabel 3. matriks swot kebijakan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal di daerah ifas efas strength (s) 1. memilik instansi perijinan terpadu 2. memiliki berbagai aset daerah yang dapat dioptimalkan untuk penanaman modal. 3. memiliki program rutin untuk penyediaan data dan informasi peluang investasi weaknes (w) 1. fiskal daerah (apbd) yang terbatas. 2. belum memiliki perda insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal. 3. lemahnya sinkronisasi program lintas instansi dalam mendukung penanaman modal 4. implementasi it yang masih terbatas dalam pelayanan perijinan dan promosi investasi. 5. lahan milik pemda yang potensi untuk investasi lokasinya terpisahpisah 6. kapasitas & kompetensi sdm yg terbatas untuk bantuan teknis. opportunity (o) 1. kebijakan pemerintah yang mendelegasikan kewenangan lebih pd pemda dalam perijinan investasi 2. kebijakan pemberian insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal (pp 45/2008) strategi so 1. mengoptimalkan instansi perijinan terpadu untuk pengelolaan kewenangan perijinan investasi melalui penyediaan data & informasi, percepatan perijinan. 2. mengoptimalkan aset daerah dalam memberikan kemudahan penyediaan lahan 3. mengoptimalkan program rutin instansi untuk update data, bembingan teknis. strategi wo 1. melakukan pilihan kebijakan kemudahan daripada pemberian insentif krn keterbatasan kapasitas fiskal. 2. menyusun perda sebagai payung hukum dalam kebijakan kemudahan maupun insentif investasi treat (t) kebijakan daerah dan negara lain yang “agresif” dalam promosi investasi strategi st meningkatkan daya dukung sarana dan prasarana unt penanaman modal strategi wt melakukan pengembangan sistem informasi berbasis teknologi informasi sumber: data primer, diolah strategi pengembangan investasi di daerah (ahmad ma’ruf) 51 tanah yang bersifat tanah kas desa dan lain lain, namun dari sisi lokasi mayoritas tidak menyatu sehingga luasan yang dibutuhkan para investor tidak terpenuhi. mengoptimalkan program rutin instansi untuk update data, bimbingan teknis. terkait dengan update data dan bimbingan teknis, dalam organisasi pemda sudah menjadi tugas rutin yang terdistribusi sesuai dengan tupoksi masing-masing instansi, seperti bkpm, dinas perindagkop, dan lain-lain. dengan demikian, sebenarnya kebutuhan atas data bagi para investor akan mudah didapatkan karena dari tiap instansi ini memiliki anggaran dan menjadikan pendataan dan bimbingan teknis sebagai tugas rutin. permasalahan yang muncul, data tersebut terkadang tidak mudah diakses publik. hal tersebut akan optimal apabila update data dipublikasikan sebagai salah satu isi (content) dari sistem informasi penanaman modal yang dibangun oleh pemda. meningkatkan daya dukung sarana dan prasarana unt penanaman modal. kebutuhan layanan infrastruktur dasar seperti jalan, air bersih, listrik, maupun infrastruktur pendukung menjadi salah satu daya tarik daerah untuk menarik investor. ketersediaan infrastruktur dasar yang tidak memadahi berimplikasi pada peningkatan biaya operasional yang akan ditanggung oleh pelaku usaha. ketersediaan infrastruktur ini juga sebagai salah satu indikator penilaian daya saing daerah dalam hal pengembangan usaha yang sering dilakukan oleh berbagai lembaga pemeringkat, baik level nasional maupun internasional. implikasi dari indeks daya saing yang rendah menjadikan pencitraan daerah yang tidak menarik bagi investor maupun opini publik. melakukan pengembangan sistem informasi penamanan modal berbasis teknologi informasi. kebutuhan pengembangan sistem informasi yang terintegrasi dan informatif menjadi hal dasar yang sudah menjadi kebutuhan bagi tiap pemda untuk memberikan layanan publik di era digital sekarang ini. melalui teknologi informasi yang handal, pemda akan dengan mudah, cepat, dan informatif menyajikan informasi, komunikasi, maupun proses pelayanan terkait dengan penanaman modal maupun pengembangan usaha. dengan sistem pelayanan online akan relatif menjamin transparansi dan menghindari proses penambahan biaya tidak resmi yang masih dikesankan oleh publik, terlebih pelaku usaha bahwa praktik ekonomi biaya tinggi tersebut masih kental dalam layanan birokrasi meskipun proses reformasi birokrasi sudah yakin dilaksanakan. simpulan berdasarkan uraian analisis tersebut, dapat ditarik beberapa kesimpulan sebagai berikut: (1) dalam rangka menarik investasi baru maupun mendorong peningkatan penanaman modal melalui pemberian insentif maupun kemudahan penanaman modal, maka dari sisi kebijakan strategis lebih dikedepankan pilihan kebijakan memberikan berbagai kemudahan penanaman modal daripada pemberian insentif. (2) beberapa rumusan kebijakan strategis menarik penanaman modal maupun pengembangan penanaman modal di daerah, yaitu: (a) melakukan pilihan kebijakan kemudahan daripada pemberian insentif karena keterbatasan kapasitas fiskal, (b) menyusun perda sebagai payung hukum dalam kebijakan kemudahan maupun insentif investasi, (c) mengoptimalkan instansi perijinan terpadu untuk pengelolaan kewenangan perijinan investasi melalui penyediaan data & informasi, percepatan perijinan, (d) mengoptimalkan aset daerah dalam memberikan kemudahan penyediaan lahan (e) mengoptimalkan program rutin instansi untuk update data, bimbingan teknis (f) meningkatkan daya dukung sarana dan prasarana unt penanaman modal (g) melakukan pengembangan sistem informasi penamanan modal berbasis teknologi informasi implementasi konsep pemberian insentif dan kemudahan penanaman modal di daerah memerlukan tindak lanjut yang dapat diuraikan sebagai rekomendasi sebagai berikut: (1) melakukan komunikasi efektif dengan legislatif untuk mendorong hak inisiatif dewan (dprd) untuk menyusun perda pemberian insentif terjurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 43-52 52 batas maupun kemudahan dalam penanaman modal di diy. 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(andika ridha ayu perdana) 211 introduction health becomes a critical problem in some countries particularly in developing countries including indonesia. economic growth and wellbeing of population need a good health (mwabu, 2008). according to ritonga (2007), health is one of factors underlying people capability which becomes a basic dimension that must be owned by everyone. health status of population can be assessed based on rate of life expectancy, infant mortality, and children under-five mortality. indonesia experienced increasing in health status signed by the increasing in life expectancy rate (from 1999 to 2005, increased from 66.2 percent to 68.1 percent) and decreasing in infant (from 1990 to 1999, decreased from 71 to 46 points) and children under-five mortality rate (at the same range of years, decreased from 99 to 59.55 points)1. nevertheless, there are still many problems related to health that would be obstacles for the development if not be immediately tackled. health issues in indonesia are very complex, ranged from problems of diseases (chronically and acute as well as communicable and non-communicable ones), availability of medicine, health services, provision of health insurance, access to health facilities, problems with traditional treatment, until the problems of malnutrition and the kinds of. utilization of health facility can be considered as one of the issues when people facing difficulties in accessing health facilities. in some areas in indonesia, especially in poor areas, people still find the difficulties. triratnawati (2006) states that most of indonesia health care centers are underutilized for example in purworejo, central java. ariani2 also finds underutilization of health service and high infant mortality rate in some areas in eastern indonesia. she finds people in eastern indonesia prefer to use self-medication than go to health facility because of lack 1 statistics indonesia, population reports (visited august, 20 2009) 2 potret ketertinggalan sumber daya manusia di kawasan timur indonesia (http://bto.depnakertrans.go.id/download/jurnal/potr et%20ketertinggalan%20sumber%20daya%20m anusia.doc) visited september , 19 2009. of access and limited number of health facilities available. however, this does not predominantly occur in indonesia. much of population in south asia lacks of access even to the most basic health care, it can be seen from the high rate of maternal and children death each year, and it becomes a problem. (janjua et al, 2006). amelioration of individuals’ health behaviors (increase in utilize health service) can raise their health outcomes. gakunju (2003) states that as the health facility utilization increased, the indicators of health status such as infant mortality rate and life expectancy are improved as well. tilden et.al. (2006) have analyzed health status and health care utilization pattern in indonesia between 2000 and 2004. he finds utilization and inpatient care increased, and outpatient care is greater than no treatment. he also finds better improvements in three parameters of health status (infant and children under-five mortality rate and also life expectancy) at the same time. from the analysis found by tilden et al (2006), it can be concluded that raise in health care utilization can improve people’s health status. other study found by strauss and thomas (2007) who analyzes population health and economic development. they assume that there is a static health production function for an individual where health outcomes depend on individual’s health inputs and behaviors. one of conclusions from the analysis is improvement in health inputs and behaviors are influential toward health outcomes and health development. geda and shimeles (2009) also find that access to basic health service plays a very important role in affecting health outcomes. they find improvement in health outcomes are in conformity with increase in seeking health care in ethiopia. there are also several previous studies related to utilization of health service presented in table 1. from some findings above, it is very important to improve the access to health facility especially for the poor. lower socioeconomics group usually have a higher burden of disease and need more treatment from health service (mendoza et al, 2003). in addition, they usually reside in location where the access to health facilities is low. the problem is sometime worsened by bad health policies that were often jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 210-219212 manifested in form of mistargeted health program. susanto et al (2006) find that in provision of health service provided by the state, people with higher economic status have a better access for the health service than people with lower economic status. from the results of evaluation program of basic health care for the poor community, utilization of basic health care facilities is too low, under the national digit 15%. other supports that the poor especially in developing countries are less to receive effective health care (o’donnell 2007: 2820). therefore, the problem of utilization is usually faced by poor people. according to susanto (2006), the low of health care utilization can be affected by some factors such as (1) the descent of purchasing power parity, (2) the descent of the interest to go to the health sub center, and (3) access to the health care is difficult. table 1. previous studies related to utilization of health care no. researcher data and method conclusion 1. hjortsberg (zambia) data: zambian living conditions monitoring survey (lcms) 1998. sample: 9871 individuals. method: multinomial logit types of illness, log of income, education of household head, education, being child, distance to health facility, having motorcycle, and living in rural area are statistically significant affecting people to use health service. 2. janjua, et al. (pakistan) data: a population study during july – september 2001 (urban=.575, rural=575). sample: 1150 individuals. method: multivariable logistic residential area, educational status, ethnicity, monthly household income, and types of treatment are statistically significant with utilize private health service. 3. mwabu, et al. (kenya) data: meru district between january 1980 and april 1981. sample: 315 household with 1721 individuals. method: maximum likelihood estimation distance and health care fees (user fees) reduce the demand for health service but not statistically significant. gender and types of facility are not statistically significant. 4. mendoza-sassi, et al (brazil) data: direct observation to household/individual in brazil. sample: 1348 individuals method: poisson regression income and years of schooling are statistically significant increased utilization. health insurance and having stressful life increased the probability of visiting health service. almost all of demographic characteristics are statistically significant. 5. murteira and lourenco (portugal) data: portuguese national health survey of 1998/99. sample: 27.044 observation method: poisson regression age, income, married, and education are significant affecting the demand for health service. while living un rural area and being female are not statistically significant. 6. barlin adam (2008) (indonesia: kolaka southeast sulawesi) data: interview and deeply exploration about visitor (who use health facilities). sample: all of household in sukubajo method: univariat, bivariat, and multivariate analysis. age, gender, and income are not related with utilization of health service in sukubajo. access variables have negative correlation with utilization. facility characteristics have strong correlation with utilization, and belief is not related with utilization of health service. 7. wasis budiarto (indonesia: mojokerto) data & sample: 300 respondents (15 years old and over), from urban areas (kec. bangsal) and rural areas (kec. puri). method: linear regression distance is statistically significant affecting demand for health service. health need and income are jointly significant. increase in cost of puskesmas in rural increased the demand, while in urban area is not. microeconomics analysis of health care ... (andika ridha ayu perdana) 213 health should be prioritized in national development in order to achieve welfare of society. health development is a form of change in health sector where people’s health conditions have increased, there is improvement in healthy lifestyle, society has a healthy environment, and people trust to medical care facility to treat them. according to juanita (2000), health development is a process of change in the level of people’s health from poor levels to the better in accordance with health standards. despite the concept of health development is to promote national development, in reality health development is not in the mainstream of national development. this is the cause of many health problems in indonesia. post-decentralization in 2001, health system in indonesia is little changed. changes may occur due to a previous transfer of authority by the central government to be a responsibility of local government. according to indonesian health profile by world health organization, decentralization gives impact on health system such as health financing, health information system, human resources for health, and the existence of health facilities in indonesia. with these changes, the possibility of health problems occurred may be greater. for example, as reported by world health organization, decentralization is one of factors that cause mal distribution, low productivity and poor quality of health workers. in addition, the health information system will also be affected because of the partial breakdown. this far, it can be concluded that health development in indonesia is still not good enough even though the purpose of decentralization is to improve national development. the government has tried to improve health conditions of the society through variety of ways. one of the ways is providing health insurance especially for poor people where the government can help them overcome the problem of medical costs. however, the implementation is sometimes not necessarily according to plan. in solving various health problems in indonesia, the government has directed health development to be better. after health sector reform in 1998, the government has formulated the vision, mission, and strategy of health development in the next ten years known as “indonesia sehat 2010”. ministry of health stated that the vision, mission, and strategy of indonesian society are formed to achieve a certain health level such as living in a healthy environment, practice the behavior of clean and healthy, able to utilize health, achieving high rate of health. these four things are the main objectives on making vision, mission and development strategy, and the process of achieving these goals are still going on until now. the third objective is related to this study which looks at how people utilize health service and what factors influence people to utilize or not utilize health service. therefore, analyzing health service utilization in indonesia is very interesting. the analysis will give the real situation of people’s behavior when ill and give information related to factors that influence people to use health facility or not. the results of this analysis can be used as references in making policy in order to solve health problems in indonesia. research method this study uses a simple model to establish relationship among interest variables (onhjortsberg, 2003: 759). it can be simplified with the following model modified from hjortsberg (2003): c = f (d,t,f,i) 1) where: c: individual choice when get sick (utilize, choice, factype; d: vector indicates demographic characteristics; t: vector indicates distance (time) to health facility from head office; f: vector indicates facility characteristics; i: vector indicates types of illness it explains that demographic characteristics, time to health facility, facility characteristics, and types of illness are factors supposedly affecting people’s choice when get sick. data used in this study are from indonesia family life survey (ifls) or usually called sakerti. ifls is a longitudinal socioeconomic and health survey based on sample representing about 83% of indonesian population contains over 30.000 individuals (strauss, 2004). there are four waves of ifls data. first wave was conducted jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 210-219214 in 1993, the second wave in 1997, the third wave in 2000, and the fourth wave in 2007. there is a follow up survey (ifls2+) was conducted in 1998 to measure the impact of crisis happened in indonesia. this study is using the third and fourth waves of the data. reasons of using this data are firstly, the information related to what to be studied is available in this data. secondly, ifls is the most complete family data survey in indonesia. ifls give information about the life of the respondents, households, families, and communities where the respondents live. there are two main data in ifls. the first is household data and the second is community facility data. we use both of those data. stata 9.1 used as a data processing tool. it provides an appropriate longitudinal data analysis and regression. for ifls data, employing stata is recommended. stata is powerful econometric and statistical software (stock and watson, 2003). according to tawi (2008), stata can analyze data survey which the sample is not usually gained by simple random sampling. this study uses linear probability model (lpm) as tool of analysis. lpm is one of econometrics model for analyzing probability. this model assumes that the probability is linear to the explanatory variables and explains two dichotomous choices situation (yes or not). fixed effect and non-fixed effect are used as regression method. there are some considerations to choose whether will use fixed effect or nonfixed effect. if there is an assumption that ui and x are uncorrelated, non-fixed effect may be appropriate, however if ui and x are correlated, fixed effect is more appropriate. this study is using stepwise on regression where firstly regress only the demographic characteristics, then regress demographic characteristics plus distance to health service, the third plus facility characteristic, and the last plus types of illness. these regression methods appropriate with the model formed below. there are four models of analysis formed in this study. each model will be explained as follows: model1 = demographic characteristics yi = β1 + β2adult* + β3fml + β4fmlhh + β5educ + β6lnpce1 + β7lnpce2 + β8rural + β9h_vec + b10ins_ask + ui 2) model2 = demographic characteristics + distance to health service yi = β1 + β2adult* + β3fml + β4fmlhh + β5educ + β6lnpce1 + β7lnpce2 + β8 rural + β9h_vec + β10ins_ask + β11d* + ui 3) model3 = demographic characteristics + distance to health service + facility characteristics yi = β1 + β2adult* + β3fml + β4fmlhh + β5educ + β6lnpce1 + β7lnpce2 + β8 rural + β9h_vec + β10ins_ask + β11d* + β12pp* + β13pusk* + β14vilmdwf + ui 4) model4 = demographic characteristics + distance to health service + facility characteristics + types of illness. yi = β1 + β2adult* + β3fml + β4fmlhh + β5educ + β6lnpce1 + β7lnpce2 + β8 rural + β9h_vec + β10ins_ask + β11d* + β12pp* + β13pusk* + β14vilmdwf + β15ill* + ui 5) where: adult*= being adult age 15 until more than 75 (spline of adult); fmlhh= female as the head of household; educ= years of education; lnpce= log of per capita expenditure; rural= living in rural area; h_vec= having vehicle; ins_ask= having askes; d*= distance to hospital, private practice, puskesmas, and traditional healer; pp*= characteristics of private practice; pusk*= characteristics of puskesmas; ill*= types of illness. result and discussion table 1 shows descriptive statistics only for the demographic characteristics. from the table, among adult aged between 15 and 100 years microeconomics analysis of health care ... (andika ridha ayu perdana) 215 old, the average of age is 35.6 years old, 51.9% are female, 16.6% reported that the gender of head of household is female, years of individuals education is approximately 7.86 years or equivalent to junior high school, 47.2% are reported living in rural area, only 13% have their own vehicles, and only 4% have health insurance (askes). log of per capita expenditure for poor category is 11.82 and for non-poor category is 0.819 on average. in the basic specification of the first model in table 2 below, some variables, being aged 15 – 24 and 45 – 74 years old, being female, years of education, log of per capita expenditure for poor and non-poor, living in rural area, owning vehicle, and having insurance (askes) turn out to be positive covariates with the probability of utilize health service. only female as household head turns out to be negative covariate. being aged 15–24 is statistically significant and increases the probability to use health service by one percentage point. being aged 45 – 74 and increase in years of education also significantly increase the probability of using health service by less than one percentage point. being female increases the probability to use health service by 9.7 percentage points. log of per capita expenditure for poor increases the probability by 4.5 percentage points, while for non-poor increases the probability by 2.8 percentage points. living in rural area, having vehicle, and having insurance will increase the probability of using health service by 2.4, 1.7, and 7.4 percentage points. model 2, 3, and 4 have the same results with model 1 except living in rural area which is not statistically significant. f statistics show that demographic characteristics in all models are jointly significant. distances to health service in all models are not jointly significant. facility characteristics are jointly significant, and types of illness are also jointly significant affecting the probability of utilize health service. values of robust standard errors are reported in parentheses. the regression also includes years of observation. distance to health service measured by time from head office to health services include distance to hospital, distance to public health centre, distance to private practice, and distance to traditional practice. facility characteristics include availability of electricity, source of water and electricity, availability of service completeness, and existence of private practices and public health services at community level. types of illness show the morbidity condition include headache, stomach ache, runny nose, fever, and toothache. table 2. descriptive statistics variables mean std. dev dependent variables seeking health service (yes=1) 0.202 0.402 medical treatment (1) self-medication (0) 0.484 0.500 go to public health facility (1) private health facility (0) 0.378 0.485 explanatory variables demographic characteristics spline: adult1 (15-24) 23.524 2.797 adult2(25-44) 8.683 8.252 adult3(45-54) 1.863 3.662 adult4(55-75) 1.413 4.316 adult5(75+) 0.140 1.226 gender of person (female=1) 0.519 0.500 gender of household head (female=1) 0.166 0.373 years of education 7.858 4.507 log of per capita expenditure for poor 11.816 0.315 log of per capita expenditure for non-poor 0.819 0.659 live in rural area (yes=1) 0.472 0.499 have vehicles (yes=1) 0.139 0.346 have askes (yes=1) 0.044 0.206 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 210-219216 the first model from table 4 below reports that being adult 15–24 years and 55–74 years old are statistically significant and increase the probability of using medical treatment positively by approximately one percentage point. while being aged 25–44 years old are negatively correlated, yet statistically significant. female are positively significant and increase the probability of using medical treatment by 13.8 percentage point. female as household head is significantly decreasing the probability of using medical treatment by 6 percentage points. increase in per capita expenditure for non-poor is positively significant and increase the probability of using medical treatment by 3.6 percentage points. having vehicle decreases the probability of using medical treatment by 2.2 percentage points. while having insurance (askes) will increase the probability by 8.7 percentage points. all of demographic characteristics variables above presented in the first model are jointly significant increase the probability of using medical service. model 2, 3, and 4 generally have the same pattern with the first model. however, being aged 15 – 24 and 55 – 74 are not statistically significant. having vehicle is not statistically significant as well. in the second model, all of demographic characteristics variable are jointly significant, while all of distance variable are not jointly significant. in model 3, facility characteristics are jointly significant, demographic characteristics are jointly significant, while distance to health facility are not jointly significant. in the last model, types of illness variables added are jointly significant. below is the regression result of probability of using public health service with fixed effect. from the table, there are only six variables are statistically significant in the first model. being aged 15 – 44 is significant decreasing the probability of using public health service by one percentage point. however, being aged 25 – 44 is significant increasing the probability of using public health service by less than one percentage point. increase in log of per capita expenditure for non-poor decreases the probability of using public health service by 9.3 percentage points. having insurance (askes) will increase the probability to use public health service by 2.2 percentage points. being female, aged between 45 – 54 and more than 75, years of education, being female as household head, log of per capita expenditure for poor, living in rural area, and having vehicle are not statistically significant. in model 2, 3, and 4 being adult (aged more than 15 years old) are not statistically significant. in these models, only two variables are statistically significant, log of per capita expenditure for non-poor and having insurance (askes). this log of per capita expenditure in model 2, 3, and 4 have the same negative coefficient thus will decrease the probability to use public health service by 8.9 percentage points. while having askes increases the probability by approximately almost 2 percentage points. f statistics show that demographic characteristics are jointly significant in all models. distance to health facilities is not jointly significant in all models. facility characteristics in all models are jointly significant and the types of illness also jointly significant in all models. conclusion there are three possibilities for people to choose what they prefer to do when they are under certain conditions, which are utilize heath care, use self-medication, and do nothing. utilization can be one of health problems if there is a condition that the sick do not utilize health service. it is gaining a big question, why do the sick not utilize health service? this question is underlying this study to analyze what factors actually affect people’s choice to utilize or not utilize health service. the results pointed out that people aged between 15 – 74 years old are reported have positive relation in probability to seek health service and use medical service. gender and level of education is also important variable in affecting people to utilize health care. monthly of per capita expenditure for poor people is positively significant in probability to choose health service. while monthly of per capita expenditure for non-poor is important and affect people to utilize health service and use medical treatment. people who live in rural area and people who have askes have positive relation and significantly increase the probability. surprisingly, it microeconomics analysis of health care ... 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(2006) under-utilization of community health centers in purworejo regency, central java. makara kesehatan. vol. 10 no.1 p:1-6. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 210-219218 appendix table 4. choice of using medical or self treatment, linear probability model with fixed effect explanatory variables model1 model2 model3 model4 demographic characteristics (d) spline of adult: adult1(15-24) 0.018*** 0.008 0.007 0.007 (0.002) (0.003) (0.003) (0.003) adult2(25-44) -0.010*** -0.005*** -0.005*** -0.004*** (0.001) (0.001) (0.001) (0.001) adult3(45-54) 0.002 0.002 0.002 0.002 (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) adult4(55-74) 0.007*** 0.006 0.006 0.006 (0.001) (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) adult5(75+) 0.005 0.006 0.006 0.004 (0.005) (0.006) (0.006) (0.006) gender of person (female=1) 0.138*** 0.108*** 0.108*** 0.111*** (0.009) (0.011) (0.011) (0.011) gender of household head (female=1) -0.060*** -0.038** -0.039*** -0.040*** (0.013) (0.015) (0.015) (0.015) years of education 0.007 0.007 0.007 0.007 (0.001) (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) spline: log of per capita expenditure (1) 11. 783 0.015 0.016 0.013 0.015 (0.028) (0.031) (0.031) (0.030) log of per capita expenditure (2) 4.884 0.036*** 0.028*** 0.027*** 0.028*** (0.008) (0.010) (0.010) (0.010) live in rural area (yes=1) 0.019 0.010 0.025 0.023 (0.018) (0.042) (0.043) (0.042) have vehicle (yes=1) -0.022** -0.002 -0.003 -0.002 (0.011) (0.013) (0.013) (0.013) have askes (yes=1) 0.087*** 0.086*** 0.086*** 0.087*** (0.017) (0.022) (0.022) (0.022) plus distance to health service (t) no yes yes yes plus facility characteristics (f) no no yes yes plus types of illness (i) no no no yes f test: 1. demographic characteristic 87.75*** 15.77*** 15.47*** 15.68*** (p-value) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) 2. distance to health service 1.52 1.40 1.22 (0.19) ( 0.232) (0.302) 3. facility characteristic 1.94** 1.93** (0.019) (0.019) 4. types of illness 15.08*** (0.000) r-squared 0.149 0.146 0.148 0.158 number of observation 12249 8566 8566 8566 significant at 10%; ** significant at 5%; *** significant at 1%. values of robust standard errors are reported in parentheses. the regression also includes years of observation. distance to health service measured by time from head office to health services include distance to hospital, distance to public health centre, distance to private practice, and distance to traditional practice. facility characteristics include availability of electricity, source of water and electricity, availability of service completeness, and existence of private practices and public health services at community level. types of illness show the morbidity condition include headache, stomach ache, runny nose, fever, and toothache. microeconomics analysis of health care ... (andika ridha ayu perdana) 219 table 5. choice of using public or private facility, linear probability model with fixed effect explanatory variables model1 model2 model3 model4 demographic characteristics (d) spline of adult: adult1(15-24) -0.010*** -0.006 -0.006 -0.006 (0.003) (0.004) (0.004) (0.004) adult2(25-44) 0.002** 0.001 0.001 0.001 (0.001) (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) adult3(45-54) -0.002 -0.002 -0.001 -0.001 (0.003) (0.003) (0.003) (0.003) adult4(55-74) -0.004* -0.004 -0.004 -0.004 (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) adult5(75+) -0.002 0.002 0.002 0.003 (0.005) (0.006) (0.006) (0.006) gender of person (female=1) 0.009 0.005 0.005 0.006 (0.012) (0.015) (0.015) (0.015) gender of household head (female=1) -0.023 -0.010 -0.012 -0.012 (0.016) (0.020) (0.020) (0.020) years of education -0.011 -0.010 -0.010 -0.010 (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) (0.002) spline: log of per capita expenditure (1) 11. 783 -0.033 -0.022 -0.021 -0.022 (0.040) (0.046) (0.045) (0.046) log of per capita expenditure (2) 4.884 -0.093*** -0.089*** -0.090*** -0.090*** (0.010) (0.013) (0.013) (0.013) live in rural area (yes=1) -0.022 -0.008 -0.019 -0.016 (0.022) (0.052) (0.053) (0.053) have vehicle (yes=1) 0.001 0.004 0.001 0.001 ( 0.015) (0.017) (0.018) (0.018) have askes (yes=1) 0.190*** 0.192*** 0.193*** 0.192*** (0.020) (0.025) (0.025) (0.025) plus distance to health service (t) no yes yes yes plus facility characteristics (f) no no yes yes plus types of illness (i) no no no yes f test: 1. demographic characteristic 20.58*** 10.77*** 10.75*** 10.66*** (p-value) (0.000) (0.000) (0.000) 0.000 2. distance to health service 0.69 0.88 0.90 (0.598) (0.474) (0.464) 3. facility characteristic 1.98** 1.98** (0.016) (0.016) 4. types of illness 6.40*** (0.000) r-squared 0.111 0.190 0.195 0.201 number of observation 7485 4766 4766 4766 note: * significant at 10%; ** significant at 5%; *** significant at 1%. values of robust standard errors are reported in parentheses. the regression also includes years of observation. distance to health service measured by time from head office to health services include distance to hospital, distance to public health centre, distance to private practice, and distance to traditional practice. facility characteristics include availability of electricity, source of water and electricity, availability of service completeness, and existence of private practices and public health services at community level. types of illness show the morbidity condition include headache, stomach ache, runny nose, fever, and toothache jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper the effect of educational attainment and work experiences on earnings in indonesian manufacturing sectors khalifany ash shidiqi1,2* and anggun pasiya2 abstract: this study examines the impact of educational attainment and work experiences on earnings of workers from the manufacturing sector in indonesia. for the last seven years, this sector contributes the most gdp share (approximately more than 20%) compared to other largest sectors namely agriculture, forestry, and fishery as well as wholesale and retail trades. interestingly, manufacturing sector has the lowest number of workers compared to other mentioned sectors. based on this comparison, manufacturing sector is likely requires workers who have a good educational background and work experiences. moreover, workers in manufacturing sector have higher earnings compare to the other two sectors for almost all educational attainments and its rate is increasing along with the incremental of the level of education. the study estimates are based on the mincerian wage equation with a large cross-section data of indonesian family life survey (ifls) wave 5. the results show that educational attainment and work experiences are significantly and positively correlated with the earnings in both urban and rural area. keywords: indonesian manufacturing sectors; educational attainment; work experiences; indonesian family life survey. jel classification: i21; i26. introduction economists have developed the concept of development economics based on the production capacity of manpower, which was then known as an investment in human capital (schultz, 1961). this concept assumes that human beings are a form of capital, which is reflected in the form of knowledge, idea, creativity, skills, and work productivity. mankiw (2015) argued that education is an investment in human capital-the accumulation of investment in people such as education and on-the-job training. in particular, when people have higher educational attainment, they will have a better quality in productivity (khattak & khan, 2012). while there is an expansion in productivity, the economic growth will be increased as well, which then improve the economy in general and the welfare of the nation affiliation: 1 universitat de barcelona, spain. 2 universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, yogyakarta, indonesia. *correspondence: khalifany.ash@umy.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5021 citation: shidiqi, k. a., & pasiya, a. (2019). the effect of educational attainment and work experiences on earnings in indonesian manufacturing sectors. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 151-162. article history received: 1 august 2019 accepted: 22 october 2019 mailto:khalifany.ash@umy.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6787 shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 152 (see, for example, hanushek & woessmann, 2010; barro, 2013; reza & widodo, 2013; martiz & fourie, 2015 among many others). since education has an important role in economic development in creating qualified human capital, therefore, investment in human capital (education) is paramount. it is obvious that the investment in education cannot be done without any funding from the government. the government in many countries have emphasized that a high level of formal education is beneficial to the individual, society, and most importantly to the country itself. as it shown in figure 1, there are more than 10% of governments’ spending is allocated for education and it has been increasing for the last 10 years. a similar trend is also happening in low, middle, and high-income countries. figure 1 government expenditure on education (percent) source: world bank (2018) interestingly, the indonesian government put their concern on education excellently. as it shown in figure 1, the expenditure on education has been increasing significantly and it was reported at around 20.5% in 2015, which is slightly greater than that stipulated in the 1945 constitution of the republic of indonesia, article 31, paragraph 4. it is also compulsory for all indonesian citizen to attain for at least 12 years of education. moreover, there also exist an educational assistance fund through a joint program among ministries which is called program indonesia pintar (pip). this program begins in 2015 and aims to support pupils from poor families to be able to continue their education up to secondary school. in this case, the government, through pip, seeks to prevent students from being a drop out of school because of financial problem. based on this phenomenon, it appears that indonesian government have a strong commitment in investing human capital through education. logically, it is obvious that by having higher educational attainment, people will hope for better future income. this statement has been proven scientifically that both education and earnings are positively correlated. this finding was pioneered by mincer (1974). he clarified about the effect of educational attainment and work experience on earnings in which it is known as mincer earnings model or mincer equation. it has turned into a standard econometric model for income differences among people related with level of education and work experience. with the assumption that education and work experience are investment opportunity, mincer (1974) acquired a straightforward and tractable econometric model in the form of a log-linear function. 5 10 15 20 25 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 p e rc e n t year world low income middle income high income indonesia shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 153 in its development, there are many works that focus heavily on the econometric issue of mincerian model (see, for example, card, 1995, 1999, 2001; rosenzweig, 1995; duflo, 2001; heckman, lochner, & todd, 2006; lemieux, 2006; oreopoulos, 2006 among many others). for instance, card (1995, 1999) focused on the issues about identifying the relationship between schooling and earnings. heckman et al. (2006) concentrated on empirical support using past and current data and on how to integrate future earnings uncertainty. lemieux (2006) described the mechanism of current data that can be fit into the most common version of the mincerian model. those studies explain comprehensively on the fundamental model and economic rationale behind the mincer equation, as well as its robustness and its importance to policy implementations. recent literatures about schooling rates of return have been measured for literally dozens of countries and for so many years. for instance, kumbhakar (1996) showed that education rises actual productivity and its enhancement increased farmers’ wages. moreover, psacharopoulos and patrinos (2004) conducted a big survey which contains rate of return that utilizes for over 98 countries (including both developed and developing countries). they found that the rates of return to education tend to be higher in the developing countries than in developed countries. interestingly, women tend to have a higher rate of return than men. the survey was also conducted by gabriel and schmitz (2005) by using data from the 2003 current population survey in the u.s. labor market. they confirmed that additional year of schooling has a positive impact on the weekly earnings of men and women. in asia continent, the empirical analysis of mincerian model in asia continent, can be started by johnson and chow (1997). they used 1988 chinese household data and observed both for urban and rural area. although they found that education and experiences positively affect income, but the rates of return to schooling is relatively low. in 21st century, wannakrairoj (2013) estimated using the mincerian model with a large cross-section data survey of thai individuals. wannakrairoj (2013) found that education and experience are positively correlated with the wages of labor in both urban and rural labor markets. alsulami (2018) assessed saudi individuals for both males or females who might be of the same age and work in the same field can gain different amounts of monthly salary due to different level of education. alsulami (2018) found that the most two variables that significantly affect the saudi salaries for both males and females are education qualification and the sector either public or private. in indonesia, the existing studies that utilized mincerian model (for example, taufiqurahman, 2013 and santoso, 2017), were using indonesian micro data such as labor force situation data (sakernas) and indonesian family life survey. for instance, taufiqurahman (2013) analyzed the impact of educational attainment, work experiences, on earnings by utilizing the mincerian regression model. this research did not focus on specific sector (i.e. agriculture, trade, or manufacturing) so that we believe taufiqurahman (2013) was utilizing from all sectors in indonesia. this research found that both educational attainment and work experiences significantly and positively affect individual income. shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 154 the more specific sector regarding mincerian model analysis can be found in santoso (2017). this study estimated the impact of education levels, gender, ages, working hours, worker status and work experiences on workers’ income in the trade sector in indonesia. he concluded that all the independent variables are significantly and positively affect the level of income. based on the literature reviews described above, this paper evaluates the effect of educational attainment and work experiences on earnings in the indonesian manufacturing sector by using data from the indonesian family life survey (ifls) wave five. the ifls provides rich data on individual’s educational attainment, work experiences, monthly wage, and personal characteristics such as age, gender, health status, and marital status. by employing monthly wage as dependent variable and the two main independent variables such as educational attainment and work experiences, the analysis adopts mincerian earnings model. the second part of this study briefly discusses the main literature used in this research. the part after that discusses the variables explanation, the data set, the estimation approach, and the regression result for indonesia. in addition, the empirical analysis will be divided into three categories such as, estimation for all samples, for those who live in the urban area only and for those who live in the rural area only. the last part concludes. the reason we analyze for the manufacturing sector is because first, we have not found any studies that specifically discuss about this sector in indonesia. second, there exists interesting phenomenon in indonesia as it shown in figure 2 and 3. the former figure shows that manufacturing sector has the lowest number of workers compared to agriculture, forestry and fishery as well as wholesale and retail trades, repair of motor vehicles, and motorcycles from 2010 to 2017. however, the latter figure declares that manufacturing sector contributes most to indonesia’s annual gdp growth (statistics indonesia, 2018). this sector has been contributing for more than 20% for the last seven years. based on this comparison, this sector is likely requires workers who have a good educational background and work experiences as the main variables. moreover, we also believe that those variables are matter for the earnings of the workers. as it shown in figure 4, workers in manufacturing sector have higher earnings compare to the other two sectors for almost all educational attainments and its rate is increasing along with the incremental of the level of education. figure 2 number of workers in indonesian top three sectors source: statistics indonesia, 2018 20.000 40.000 60.000 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 m il li o n s years manufacturing agriculture, forestry and fishery wholesale and retail trades, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 155 figure 3 contribution from top three sectors to indonesia’s gdp growth source: statistics indonesia, 2018 figure 4 average of net wage/salary per month of employee by educational attainment and main occupation in top three sectors (2017) source: statistics indonesia, 2018 research method figure 5 scheme of analysis for the empirical analysis, this study uses cross-sectional data from the indonesian family life survey (ifls) wave 5 which was sampled by rand and available online in the following direction: https://www.rand.org/labor/fls/ifls.html. the dataset includes 30,000 0 10 20 30 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 % years manufacturing agriculture, forestry and fishery wholesale and retail trades, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles . . 2 . 4 . 6 . 8 m il li o n r u p ia h manufacturing agriculture, forestry and fishery wholesale and retail trades, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles data collection & preanalyzed: • indonesian family life survey wave 5 classical assumption test: • normality test • multicolinearity • homoscedasticity cross-sectional statistical descriptive & regression: • urban and rural area • urban area • rural area https://www.rand.org/labor/fls/ifls.html shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 156 individuals living in 13 of 27 provinces in indonesia. it covers information on self-reported monthly income, educational attainment, work experiences, and personal characteristics such as gender, age, and marital status. however, after we pre-analyzed the data that specifically for the manufacturing sector, we were able to use 1.580 observations. considering the literature and availability of data, we employ a similar setup that was used by johnson and chow (1997) and wannakrairoj (2013) for the model with urban and rural area and also santoso (2017) for the use of specific economic sector as follows: 𝑀𝑜𝑛𝑡ℎ𝑙𝑦 𝐸𝑎𝑟𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑠 = 𝑓(educational attainment, work experiences, social variables) (1) transforming into the econometric model used for estimating the effect of educational attainment and work experiences on earnings: log𝑌𝑖𝑡 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1educ𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽2exp𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽3gender𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽4marital𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽5age𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽6age𝑖𝑡 2 + 𝜀𝑖𝑝 (2) where log𝑌 is the logarithm form of monthly earnings, 𝛽0 is intercept term, 𝑖 and 𝑡 subscripts represent the individual (𝑖 ∈ 𝑁) and region (𝑡 ∈ 𝑇) respectively, 𝛽1 to 𝛽6 are the coefficient for the independent variables and 𝜀𝑖𝑝 stands for error term. specifically, the description of the variables are as follows: table 1 description of the variables used variable name description earnings the monthly earnings of the individual between idr 500,000 to idr 40,000,000 educational attainment a categorical variable that takes the following values: 1 (not completed primary school), 2 (primary education), 3 (junior high school), 4 (senior high school), 5 (bachelor), and 6 (postgraduate) work experience it is the total of work experience since the first time of working in the manufacturing sector. it is expressed in units of years. gender dummy variable: 1 = male, 0 = female marital status dummy variable: 1 (married), 0 = otherwise age age of the individual in years between 15 to 65 years old result and discussion there are two estimation steps. first, we provide a descriptive analysis. second, we estimate the equation above including control variables that also affect earnings according to the previous studies, along with the main variable such as educational attainment and work experiences. in particular, we present three similar models such as; model 1, includes all individuals that live in the urban and rural area, while model 2 and 3 only individuals that live in the urban and rural area only. we also did the classical assumption test, which provided in the appendix. shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 157 table 2 earnings and education, ifls-5 earnings education obs mean std. dev. min max not complete primary school 117 1,430,214 1,178,743 500,000 9,000,000 primary education 0 0 0 0 0 junior high 942 1,839,894 1,373,173 500,000 21,000,000 senior high 395 2,413,542 1,566,684 500,000 13,500,000 bachelor 127 3,600,512 2,670,721 500,000 15,000,000 postgraduate 7 7,942,429 6,917,162 2,900,000 23,000,000 anova f test for equal means = 29.57 (0.00) *** *** the null hypothesis can be rejected at the 1% significance level table 2 shows the higher response of earnings as the higher is educational attainment. for instance, the average earnings for individuals who have not completed their primary education is rp. 1,430,214 while the average earnings for those who have completed senior high school and postgraduate is rp. 2,413,542 and rp. 7,942,429 respectively. unfortunately, we did not find any individuals who are working in manufacturing sector that at least have been graduated from primary school. moreover, according to the result of anova f-test, we can reject the null hypothesis and initially suggest that there is a significant relationship earnings and educational attainment. the main results presented in table 3 where we have three models as we explained above and suggest the following. we find that the most significant variable that gives the highest positive impact on earnings is educational attainment for all models. we use category of not completed primary school as the baseline. thus, the earning for people who at least have obtained senior high school degree are higher by 0.475, 0.454, and 0.475 percentage points than those who have not completed primary school in model 1, model 2, and model 3 respectively. the value of coefficients is also increasing as the educational attainment gets higher as well for all three models, which indicates the higher that individuals attain additional education level the higher the earnings they obtain. this result is in line with the finding of johnson and chow (1997) and santoso (2017). interestingly, the people who have at least postgraduate degree who are working in manufacturing sector are enjoying the most effect. however, this impact cannot be seen in rural area, since the number of people with that status is zero in the area mentioned. in addition, the effect of education on earnings for people who live in urban area are greater than those who live in rural area. the impact of work experiences on earnings is quite small despite the coefficient in all area are positive. this finding is in line with wannakrairoj (2013), however there exist a slight difference with our result. from regression output, the impact of work experiences for the people who live in rural area is higher than those who live in urban area to some extent. this result differs with the one in wannakrairoj (2013) where the effect is higher in urban area. shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 158 table 3 ordinary least square, earnings, educational attainment, work experiences and socio-economic variables variable model 1 urban and rural model 2 urban only model 3 rural only education not completed primary school junior high 0.218 *** (0.057) 0.206 *** (0.071) 0.229 ** (0.103) senior high 0.475 *** (0.062) 0.454 *** (0.075) 0.475 *** (0.115) bachelor 0.704 *** (0.788) 0.706 *** (0.091) 0.500 *** (0.162) postgraduate 1.767 *** (0.279) 1.739 *** (0.278) work experiences 0.014 *** (0.004) 0.011 ** (0.005) 0.019** (0.008) gender female male 0.181 *** (0.031) 0.246 *** (0.037) -0.005 (0.062) marital unmarried married 0.071 * (0.039) 0.085 * (0.045) 0.014 (0.085) age 0.021 * (0.011) 0.023 * (0.013) 0.012 (0.021) age2 -0.0003 * (0.0001) -0.0003 * (0.0002) -0.0001 (0.0003) number of observation 1,552 1148 404 r2 0.1376 0.1606 0.0699 *, **, and *** specify significant at 10, 5, and 1 % level. robust standard error in parentheses. other social variables such as gender, marital status, and age give the following results. earnings tend to be greater for men who are married rather than women. however, the significant effect only for those who live in urban area. lastly, we find a positive effect of variable age on earnings with age-square coefficient that is also significantly less than zero, indicating the diminishing return of age as the people becomes older. once again, this effect only for people who live in urban area. conclusion since indonesia, as a developing country, has been in a time of profoundly fast development for the most part in the urban area, there has been a sensational contrast between labor markets in urban and rural area, bringing in a gap of earnings distribution across regions of the country. in this manner, accordingly, earnings structure was additionally not uniform across the country. this study provides the empirical evidences, based on the ols regression of mincerian model that supports the significant correlations between educational attainment and work experience on earnings in the manufacturing sector in indonesia. the empirical results of this paper suggest that there exists a strong, positive, and significant relationship between education, work experiences, and earnings. shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 159 inside that, the results also reveal the difference of this relationship in urban and rural area. as introduced in the outcomes, the coefficient of education is moderately huge, contrasted with the coefficient of work experience variable. interestingly, the coefficients for education variable are the most elevated for the people who have at least postgraduate degree. this illustrates that people who have that sort of degree and currently working in manufacturing sector in urban area are enjoying high earnings. however, the impact is to some degree distinctive with previous literature in which the coefficient for work experience variable for the people who live in rural area is slightly higher than those who live in urban area. for the controls, we effectively estimated education and work experience variables by including social variables such as gender, marital status, and age. the results showed that those variables give positive impact on earnings only for the people who live in urban area. based on the results, there are several points that can be suggested for the government. first, the government can implement the educational reform by increasing the compulsory education policy from 9 to 12 years of education for all regions in indonesia. this policy will be beneficial for all indonesian people as their educational attainment increase will give them additional earnings. second, in order to support the mentioned educational reform, the government must monitor and evaluate periodically regarding the effectiveness of the educational funding policy. this is very important, since the funding aims not just to improve the educational system but also to reduce the educational inequality across regions in indonesia. in addition, the government may continue to improve the infrastructures so that people especially who live in rural area will have a good access to education. this research is only utilizing the cross-sectional data from ifls 5. further study may employ a data panel estimation that includes other important factors, such as quality of education, internal referral job entry, or even other macroeconomics factors that might affect the earnings structure that were not incorporated into this study. moreover, the use of quasi-experimental method might be more appropriate in estimating the mincerian model. acknowledgment the team of this study would like to thank to the dean and vice dean of faculty of economics and business, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta (umy) in supporting this research. thank you also to the head and secretary of department of economics who always give support to us as well as lp3m umy that bestow funding for this study. shidiqi & pasiya the effect of educational attainment and work experiences… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 160 appendix heteroscedasticity test multicolinearity test references alsulami, h. 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(2018). government expenditure on education, total (% of gdp). retrieved from: http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/se.xpd.totl.gd.zs https://www.jstor.org/stable/1818907?seq=1%23metadata_info_tab_contents http://dx.doi.org/10.24034/j25485024.y2013.v17.i4.114 http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/se.xpd.totl.gd.zs jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper the determinants of inflation rate in indonesia lilies setiartiti* and yunita hapsari abstract: this study aims to analyze the influence of some independent variables which are believed to have an impact on inflation in indonesia. also, as one of the variables that are observed by the central bank of indonesia as a variable that could influence inflation stability in indonesia based on its volatility. those independent variables are divided in four categories namely money supply, exchange rate, bi rate as the interest rate, and gross domestic product. the data were obtained from the indonesian economic and financial statistics (seki) of central bank of indonesia and statistics indonesia from 2010 to 2017. this study used an error correction model (ecm) to get the equilibrium model and find out the influence of every independent variable on the short-run and long-run. results show that the money supply has a positive and significant influence towards inflation in the short-run when money supply increased by one point, then inflation increased by 9.68 points. nevertheless, the money supply has insignificant influence in the long-run equilibrium. the exchange rate and bi rate also have an insignificant effect on inflation neither in the long-run nor short-run. the gross domestic product has an insignificant effect on inflation both in long-run and short-run equilibrium. in a nutshell, this research summarizes the findings that have been conducted and offers some recommendations that could be taken into consideration to improve and strengthen the model’s estimation to be more relevant for the future implementation. keywords: inflation; error correction model; central bank of indonesia. jel classification: e31, c22, e58. introduction this study tries to analyze the influence of some independent variables that are monitored and believed to have an impact on the inflation stability in indonesia by the central bank (bank indonesia) and the government. it is in attempts to achieve and maintain the stability of rupiah which one of them reflected through inflation as amended in the act no.3 in 2004. theoretically, inflation is a monetary phenomenon where all the general prices are increasing overtime in the economy. the increasing price is a common thing. yet, it could worsen if the price is uncontrollable which leads to a catastrophe on the economy of nations. however, in the matter of controlling inflation, bank indonesia can control affiliation: universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, indonesia. *correspondence: setiartiti.lilies1267@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.1.5016 citation: setiartiti, l. & hapsari, y. (2019). determinants of inflation rate in indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 112-123 article history received: april 2019 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 113 it from the monetary aspects only. therefore, the outside of monetary aspects is out of its control (bank indonesia, 2004). since the implementation of inflation targeting framework (itf) as a strategy for implementing monetary is explicitly on july 2005, government together with bank indonesia surely have already taken it into their consideration about the important impact of inflation towards economic growth. it is to improve social welfare and the consideration of indonesia to be able to compete with other countries. during the period from january 2010 to december 2017 based on the quarterly basis data, the inflation always fluctuates as shown in the graph below. the inflation rate during the first quarter of observation in 2010 began with the number -0.14 percent. the highest rate on the observation periods is in the fourth quarter of 2014 with number 2.4 percent and the lowest number is during the third quarter of 2013 with -0.35 percent rate. figure 1 inflation volatility period 2010.i-2017.iv source: bps (statistics indonesia) inflation volatility is an inevitable phenomenon. it is common but needs to be under control. the achievement of inflation within the target range is a big agenda which currently being carried out by bank indonesia, considering the given impact of rocketing inflation is a big deal to the other economic aspects and society. considering one of the indonesian characteristics is that having a large number of the population in a group that lives slightly above the poverty line, means that relatively small inflation shocks can push them below the poverty line, making suffer and delight separated by thin lines. keeping inflation at a low level is pretty much goal of economic policymakers in indonesia and around the world. basically, the causes of inflation are demand-pull inflation and cost-push inflation. from the central bank, they can control it only from monetary aspects such as money supply, exchange rate, interest rate, and gross domestic product. first, taken from the quantity theory, it assumes that the increase in the quantity of money supply is matters and could lead to inflation. second from exchange rate aspects, in this global era, international trade -1 0 1 2 3 inf (percent) inf (percent) setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 114 cannot be avoided because, in any kind of transactions, the usual used and accepted currency is us dollar. the value of domestic currency on the exchange rate is important because it would affect the international trade that eventually will affect the domestic economy. the depreciation of the domestic currency’s value on the exchange rate is often associated with higher inflation or vice versa. move on to the interest rate, since the implementation of inflation targeting framework in 2005, the central bank declared that interest rate is one of the tools that can influence the inflation volatility. the rise in the interest rate could suppress public and government spending and to reduce the overall demand which ultimately decreases the inflation rate. the important of the gross domestic product towards inflation is taken from the keynesian theory of consumption where an increase in consumption means an increase in the demand side. however, if the shift of demand is not followed by the aggregate supply, because of the low gdp affects the relatively flat of aggregate supply, it could lead to demand-pull inflation. some researchers have been conducting their research and published a journal about the influence of some variables that might affect the volatility of inflation. some of the variables that they marked to be important towards the volatility of inflation on their research are variables such as the money supply, exchange rates, interest rate, and gross domestic product. some of them gave significant results and some others did not. for example, (langi, masinambow & siwu, 2014) in their research explain the error correction model of engle-granger results that the changes interest rate is a positive influence and significant towards the changes of inflation. meanwhile, the changes in money supply and exchange rates are not significantly affecting the rate of inflation in indonesia even though they have a positive influence. according to hossain (2005), historically, indonesia has experienced 35 percent per annum rise of inflation during opec oil shock on the 1973-1974 and the second shock of opec oil price on 1979-1980 with 20 percent per annum. moderately, high inflation also has been experienced within the range of around 10-12 percent per annum on late-1960 until 1990. on 1997-1999 the asian currency crisis also known as ‘krismon’ by indonesian people hit the country’s economy with the peak level in 1998 that the inflation rose about 60 percent. the inflation during 1997-1999 spreadsand affects other sectors such as economy, society, and politics. research on inflation has been done by many researchers. some of them are kalalo, rostinsulu, and maramis (2016) who have concluded that the variables of the money supply, exchange rates, bi rate, and the world oil prices as a representative of administered prices simultaneously have a positive effect towards the inflation. however, only the interest rate has a significant effect on the change in inflation. those joint variables can explain 56,1% of the changes that happen in inflation as showed in the rsquared value, while the other 43,9% is influenced by other variables that are not included in the estimation model. in other hands, saputra and sbm (2014) who operated an arch/garch model, revealed that the changes of inflation can be explained by variables such as the money supply, exchange rates, interest rate, and rice prices as the representative of volatile foods. whereas, the money supply, exchange rates, and rice setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 115 prices are positive and significantly influence inflation, while the interest rate even tough positive it does not significantly influence inflation. research conducted by krisnaldy (2017), which was using error correction model, shows that in short-term the only variable that has a significant influence towards inflation is exchange rate variable with a negative sign of relationship. however, the researcher found out that there is any correction mechanism on inflation, suppose if the inflation rate is on the bellow of equilibrium than the inflation will be expansive due to the growth of the exchange rate. on the other way around, if the inflation rate is above the equilibrium on long-term, then the inflation will be contractive to reach the equilibrium level. interesting research also conducted by abidemi and maliq (2010) where nigeria was the object of his research. the research method used was the augmented engle-granger co-integration test and error correction mechanism model with the results show that the changes or growth of money supply variable should be continuously monitored since it gives a long-run potential and magnitude of the inflationary pressure on the economy with a positive sign of relationship. the lower interest rate on lending, in this case, is important since the interest rate gives a resultant effect of investment crowd-out on the price level in the economy, or it can also be said that interest rate and inflation has a positive relationship. the growth of gross domestic product has a negative relationship and with a result from the test is significantly affecting the inflation. the exchange rate is found to exert a negative influence on inflation. the government expenditure has to be well managed to prevent over-spending and over-estimating that lead to imbalances in price stability level in the economy. different from aghisna (2017), by multiple linear regression that used in her research model, she has concluded that the fuel and oil price subsidies, exchange rate, and interest rate have a positive and significant influence on the growth of inflation in indonesia. however, the gdp variable even tough has a significant influence, it has a negative relationship towards the growth of inflation in indonesia. not much different from the research carried out by munepapa and sheefeni (2017), which used an error correction model method, gave the results that money supply, gross domestic product, lending rate, exchange rate, or in other words all variables excluding imports give significant influence to the inflation in that model. with the relationship that the gross domestic product has a negative relationship, and money supply has a positive relationship towards inflation. therefore, in their research, it can be concluded that in short-run cases policymakers should focus on other variables considering that imports are not important in explaining short-run inflation. siregar and rajaguru (2005), who used several statistical methods such as ardl, garch, and arch gave conclusions based on the working monetary model that the key determinant of inflation during the post-crisis period is the volatility in the exchange rate and rapid growth of base money or money supply. on the other hand, suprihati (2017) has a conclusion that money supply, interest rate, exchange rate, and the fuel and oil price variables can explain 69% of inflation that happened in this model. all of the variables except for money supply (m2) have a significant effect towards inflation in indonesia with setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 116 further explanation that the interest rate has a negative influence, the exchange rate has a positive influence, the fuel and oil price have a positive influence towards inflation. wulan and nurfaiza (2014) who analyze the islamic perspective used a multiple linear regression model, conclude that the interest rate has a negative trend, the money supply has a positive trend, the exchange rate has a positive trend and all of them are significantly influence the inflation. using multiple linear regression methods, hartarto (2014) had a conclusion that interest rate has a positive and significant influence on inflation, while money supply even tough also has a positive influence it is not significant. on the other hand, gross domestic product and exchange rate variable have a negative relationship towards inflation, but both of them do not significant because every single point that increases in the independent variable is not accompanied by the increase of inflation variable. finally, likukela (2007), used an engle-granger and error correction model has concluded that the gross domestic product has a negative relationship towards inflation both in short-run and long-run analysis, therefore, she suggests that the government can reduce inflation by increasing the total output especially in the sectors that they have potential growth such as agricultural output. based on previous study, this study aims to analyzing the influence of the money supply towards inflation volatility. then, analyzing the influence of the exchange rate towards inflation volatility, analyzing the influence of bi rate towards inflation volatility and analyzing the influence of the gross domestic product towards inflation volatility. research method the study model used an econometrics model as describes: how are the independent variables affect inflation rates both in short-run dynamics and long-run equilibrium simultaneously using error correction model (ecm) with denotations of variables as follows: inf = variable of inflation log_m2 = natural logarithm of the money supply er = variable of the exchange rate growth bir = variable of bi rate log_gdp = natural logarithm of gross domestic’s product the long-run estimation using ols the equation below gives a long-run equilibrium. in this estimation, the variables are lagged 1 period to generate error correction term. inf = c(1) + c(2)*log_m2 + c(3)* er + c(4)*bir + c(5)* log_gdp +ut setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 117 where: c(1) = constant c(2) = coefficient of the money supply variable c(3) = coefficient of the exchange rate variable c(4) = coefficient of the interest rate variable c(5) = coefficient of the gross domestics product variable ut = residuals the error correction term the error-correction term relates to the fact that last-periods deviation from a long-run equilibrium influences its short-run dynamics. the error correction term is generated from the ols estimation by making a residual series from estimation above. after getting the error correction term we should test it using dickey-fuller to test the stationary of the result of residual. the error correction model through short-run estimation if the result of ect above is stationary on the level, the next steps put the ect on error correction model through short-run estimation. this model estimates the speed of dependent variable back to the equilibrium point after there are any changes in the variables. the estimation equation uses 1st difference both in the dependent variable and independent variables, exclude ect as shown below: d(inf) = c(1) + c(2)*d(log_m2) + c(3)*d(er) + c(4)*d(bir) + c(5)*d(log_gdp) + c(6)*ect(-1) + ut where: c(1) = constant c(2) = coefficient of the 1st difference of money supply variable c(3) = coefficient of the 1st difference of exchange rate variable c(4) = coefficient of the 1st difference of interest rate variable c(5) = coefficient of the 1st difference of gross domestics product variable c(6) = coefficient of the error correction term ut = residuals research finding classical assumption the test result shows that the value of prob. chi-square is 0.259 > α = 5%or 0.05 then it can be concluded that the data is free from autocorrelation problem. setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 118 autocorrelation test result. breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test: f-statistic 1.09793 prob. f(2,23) 0.3504 obs*r-squared 2.7017 prob. chi-square(2) 0.259 linearity test result ramsey reset test equation: deq01 specification: d(inf) c d(log_m2) d(er) d(bir) d(log_gdp) ect(-1) omitted variables: squares of fitted values value df probability t-statistic 0.616573 24 0.5433 f-statistic 0.380162 (1, 24) 0.5433 likelihood ratio 0.487195 1 0.4852 f-test summary: the probability of f-statistic’s value is greater than the α = 5 percent: 0.5433 > 0.05 means that the model is free from linearity problem. multicollinearity test result log_m2 er bir log_gdp log_m2 0.077400 -0.000807 -0.068175 0.033458 er -0.000807 0.000430 -0.007492 -0.000374 bir -0.068175 -0.007492 1.060974 -0.036721 log_gdp 0.033458 -0.000374 -0.036721 0.014891 the rule of the thumb to pass the multicollinearity test is none of the variables has a greater value than 0.85 towards another variable, it means that the data above is free from multicollinearity problem. heteroscedasticity test result heteroskedasticity test: white f-statistic 1.31462 prob. f(20,10) 0.3367 obs*r-squared 22.45827 prob. chi-square(20) 0.3162 scaled explained ss 52.50718 prob. chi-square(20) 0.0001 the results above show that the probability of obs* r-squared is 0.3162 is bigger than 5% means that the error correction model is free from heteroscedasticity problem. setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 119 statistics test t-test result long-run estimation variable t-statistic t-table prob. significant effect (df:32, α:0.05) c 0.710972 2.042 0.4832 log_m2 0.941464 2.042 0.3548 no er 0.609241 2.042 0.5475 no bir 0.627521 2.042 0.5356 no log_gdp -0.824209 2.042 0.4170 no short-run estimation variable t-statistic t-table prob. significant effect (df:32 , α:0.05 ) c -1.314398 2.042 0.2006 d(log_m2) 2.440695 2.042 0.0221 yes d(er) 1.934298 2.042 0.0645 no d(bir) 0.360426 2.042 0.7216 no d(log_gdp) -0.768933 2.042 0.4491 no ect(-1) -6.713224 0.0000 in long-run estimation, all independent variables, individually, are not significantly affecting the change of inflation (absolute value of t statistic < t-table value). in short-run estimation, only money supply that significantly affecting the inflation (absolute value of t statistic > t-table value). f-test result estimation period fstatistic f-table f-table value p-value effect is significant? α, dfn, dfd long-run 0.537341 0.05, 4, 32 2.67 0.70951 no short-run 16.05909 0.05, 5, 32 2.51 0.00000 yes on the long-run, the f-statistic value (0.537341) < the f table value (2.67), means that all the variables, jointly, are not influencing the dependent variable together. on the shortrun estimation, the f-statistic > f value. 16.05909 > 2.51 means, through the estimation, all the variables, jointly together, are influencing the inflation significantly. in the long-run, the independent variables on the model only can be explained or predict the variance of the dependent variable by 7.3 percent. while for the rest, 92.7 percent is probably affected by other variables outside of this model. in the short-run estimation, the independent variables on the model can explained or predict the variance of the dependent variable by 76 percent. setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 120 r2 interpretation estimation period r2 long-run 0.073736 short-run 0.762573 result and discussion based on the analysis result, the money supply has a positive influence on inflation, but it is only significantly influenced inflation on the short-run estimation. on the long-run estimation, when money supply increases by 1 point, the inflation will increase 2.016203 points. on the short-run, when the money supply increases by 1 point it would lead the inflation to increase by 9.684989 points. therefore, we have to keep monitoring the fluctuation of money supply considering the theory of quantity or fisher theory that says inflation is closely related to the money supply in the short-run. the exchange rate has a positive influence on inflation. from both short-run and long-run estimation, they are not significantly influenced to the inflation. on the long-run estimation, when the exchange rate increases by 1 point the inflation will increase by 3.137222 points. on the short-run, when the exchange rate increases by 1 point it would lead the inflation to spike by 8.319751 points. the effect of exchange rate towards inflation depends on the state of the economy. the faster an economy growth and the closer to full capacity, the diminishing in the domestic currency’ value more likely add inflationary pressure. on other hand, sometimes the fall of domestic currency will only cause temporary cost-push inflation. even though the bank indonesia rate has a positive influence on inflation for both longrun and short-run estimation, they do not significantly influence on inflation. on the longrun estimation, when the bank indonesia rate increases by 1 point, the inflation will also increase by 0.070701 points. on the short-run, when the bank indonesia rate increases by 1 point it would lead the inflation to increase by 0.077308 points with a status of not significantly influence on inflation. it should keep in mind. the not significance of interest rate influencing inflation in this result study is probably because of the use of variables on this study that is on a quarterly basis. it is quite long to be in the act to correct the inflation dynamics or the time lag problem in monetary policy to adjust the speed that has been increased during great moderation. the not significance also can caused by ‘decoupling’, a condition when economic pass through complexities even though in the short-term interest rate may encounter significant performance difficulties in monetary policy. even though the gross domestic product has a negative influence on inflation both in the long-run and short-run estimation, they do not significantly influence on inflation. on the long-run estimation, when the gross domestic product increases by 1 point, the inflation will decrease by 4.125952 points. on the short-run, when the gross domestic product setiartiti & hapsari determinants of inflation rate in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 121 increases by 1 point it would lead the inflation to decline by 1.218579 points with a status of not significantly influence on inflation. it should keep in mind. the negative sign of the gross domestic product influence on inflation indicates that the increase in gross domestic product or total output will decrease the inflation. the total output on agricultural sectors, for instance, could reduce or calm down the inflation rate. on the other hand, looking at the non-significance influence’s status of the gross domestic product towards inflation in this study indicates that every increase degree of gross domestic product is not always followed by the increase of inflation rate or the number of gross domestic product does not really matter in controlling the inflation. this inflation might influenced by other factors such as shocks from government-announced prices, for instance in subsidized fuel, electricity billing rates, transport fares and so on. this policy could increase the production cost which reducing the supply side that makes overall prices to increase. therefore, the gross domestic product could not afford to influence inflation. conclusion this study has exposed several results including the money supply has no significant influence on the long-run equilibrium but it has a positive and significant influence on inflation in the short-run with the coefficient of 9.684989 points which will increase inflation rate in every one point in the money supply. the exchange rate has no significant influence in the long-run and short-run equilibrium towards inflation. the bi rate has no significant effect on inflation neither in long-run nor short-run. the gross domestic product has no significant effect on inflation both in long-run and short-run equilibrium. the r-squared in the short-run estimation shows that the model can only explain around 76 percent of the inflation volatility while the other 24 percent 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(2014). analysis of factors affecting inflation in indonesia: an islamic perspective. international journal of nusantara islam, 2(2), 67–80. https://doi.org/10.15575/ijni.v2i2.149 https://doi.org/10.15575/ijni.v2i2.149 microsoft word 07-hardiyani_rev1 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015, hlm.200-209 willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas pelayanan kereta api hardiyani puspita sari1, lilies setiartiti2 1pusat pengembangan ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta 2fakultas ekonomi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jl. lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone +62 274 387656 e_mail korespondensi: yanipuspita50@gmail.com naskah diterima: januari 2015; disetujui: agustus 2015 abstract: the research aims to estimate willingness to pay of the people who use the economy class train long-distance of jogja-jakarta and to know what the factors are influencing willingness to pay motive. the research uses the primary data of 146 respondents that randomly chosen from the random sampling. willingness to pat can be estimated with the contingent valuation method (cvm). based on the analysis, the average value of willingness to pay/person for the fare of economic class train of jogja-jakarta is around rp78, 866, 00 with the total willingness to pay is around rp11, 514, 500, 00. factors that is predicted to influence the amount of willingness to pay for the respondents are age which has positive influence and significant towards willingness to pay. the variable of education period has positive influence and significant towards willingness to pay. the variable of income has positive influence and significant towards willingness to pay. the variable of children bearing has positive influence and significant towards willingness to pay. the means variable has positive influence and significant towards willingness to pay. keywords: willingness to pay; the economic class train; contingent valuation method jel classification: r41, l91, q51 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk mengukur willingness to pay masyarakat pengguna jasa kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jurusan jogja – jakarta dan untuk mengetahui faktor-faktor apa saja yang mempengaruhi willingness to pay tersebut. studi ini menggunakan data primer dengan jumlah responden sebanyak 146 responden yang dilakukan secara acak atau random sampling. willingness to pay dapat diperkirakan dengan menggunakan pendekatan contingent valuation method (cvm). alat analisis pada studi ini adalah menggunakan regresi linier berganda pada spss 20. berdasarkan analisis, nilai rata-rata willingness to pay per orang untuk tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jogja-jakarta adalah sebesar rp.78.866,00 dengan nilai total willingness to pay adalah rp11.514.500,00. faktor-faktor yang diduga mempengaruhi secara signifikan besarnya nilai willingness to pay untuk responden pengguna kereta api jarak jauh jogja-jakarta adalah variabel usia berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap willingness to pay, variabel lama pendidikan berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap willingness to pay, variabel pendapatan berpengaruh posistif dan signifikan terhadap willingness to pay, variabel jumalah tanggungan anak berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap willingness to pay, dan variabel maksud perjalanan berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap willingness to pay tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jogja-jakarta. kata kunci: willingness to pay; kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh; contingent valuation method klasifikasi jel: r41, l91, q51 willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas ... (hardiyani puspita sari, lilies setiartiti) 201 pendahuluan di era modern ini, jasa angkutan yang cukup memadai sangat diperlukan sebagaian besar masyarakat didunia untuk menunjang aktivitasnya yang dilakukan setiap hari, terlebih lagi jasa angkutan juga sangat diperlukan sebagai penunjang pembangunan ekonomi. tanpa adanya transportasi sebagai sarana penunjang maka tidak dapat diharapkan tercapainya hasil yang memuaskan dalam usaha pengembangan ekonomi suatu negara. sebagai bagian dari suatu sistem transportasi nasional, angkutan jalan harus memberikan fasilitas keamanan, kesejahteraan, ketertiban berlalu lintas dan angkutan jalan dalam rangka mendukung pembangunan ekonomi dan pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan ekonomi dan pengembangan ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi, otonomi daerah, serta akuntabilitas penyelenggaraan negara (penjelasan undang-undang nomor 14 tahun 1992 sebagaimana telah diganti dengan undang-undang nomor 22 tahun 2009 tentang lalu lintas dan angkutan jalan uu 22/2009). ada hubungan yang erat antara transportasi dan jangkauan lokasi kegiatan manusia baik itu barang maupun jasa. hal ini terlihat bahwa betapa besar peranan penting transportasi dalam kehidupan maunusia dalam menjalankan kegitan sehari-harinya. makin bertambah baik alat transportasi yang digunakan manusia, makin bertambah tingkat mobilitas manusia itu, baik secara individual maupun secara sosial, berarti makin besar pula kemungkinan manusia dalam memperoleh sumber penghidupan yang lebih baik (siregar dalam widyaningtyas, 2010). ada banyak sarana angkutan umum yang ditawarkan di indonesia, salah satunya yaitu transportasi trakereta api. sesuai dengan undang-undang ri no. 23 tahun 2007 tentang perkeretaapian, transportasi mempunyai peranan penting dalam mendukung pertumbuhan ekonomi, pengembangan wilayah dan pemersatu wilayah negara kesatuan republik indonesia dalam rangka mewujudkan wawasan nusantara, serta memperkukuh ketahanan nasional dalam usaha mencapai tujuan nasional berdasarkan pancasila dan undang-undang dasar negara republik indonesia tahun 1945. kereta api merupakan sarana transportasi yang sangat diminati oleh masyrakat. jika dibandingkan dengan sarana transportasi lain, kereta api dirasakan lebih ekonomis, tertib dan aman. tabel 1. jumlah total penumpang kereta api jawa dan sumatra tahun 2006-2014 (satuan dalam orang) tahun penumpang kereta api 2006 15,900,000 2007 17,500,000 2008 19,400,000 2009 20,700,000 2010 20,300,000 2011 19,900,000 2012 20,210,000 2013 21,600,000 2014 27,700,000 sumber: bps (badan pusat statistik republik indonesia) dengan mengamati tabel 1, betapa banyaknya jumlah masyarakat yang sangat antusias menggunakan jasa transportasi kereta ini hal ini dapat dilihat dari, tahun 2008 jumlah penumpang kereta api pulau jawa dan sumatra meningkat sebesar 19,400,000 orang dan mengalami penurunan jumlah penumpang pada tahun 2011 sebesar 19,900,000 orang. bps mencatat jumlah penumpang kereta api paling banyak mengalami penurunan berasal dari wilayah jakarta, bogor, depok, tangerang dan bekasi (jabodetabek). penurunan ini disebabkan oleh tidak adanya event spesial seperti hari raya serta beberapa jumlah kereta yang sudah tua (dilansir di industri.kontan.co.id). diikuti dengan kenaikan jumlah penumpang kereta api pada tahun berikutnya yaitu tahun 2012 sampai tahun 2014 yaitu sebesar 27,700,000 orang. dalam dunia transportasi harga sangat menentukan kepuasan penumpang dalam menggunakan transportasi tersebut, hal ini berkaitan dengan tingkat pendapatan yang dimiliki oleh penumpang. semakin tinggi tarif tersebut maka akan membuat penumpang berpikir dua kali dalam menggunakan jasa angkutan itu, dan demikian sebaliknya jika tarif yang yang ditawarkan rendah maka penumpang cenderung memanfaatkan sarana transportasi tanpa melakukan pertimbangan lebih banyak. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 200-209 202 mulai 1 april 2015, pemerintah merencanakan penerapan tarif baru untuk kereta api kelas ekonomi jarak sedang dan jarak jauh, yang disebabkan karena beberapa faktor yaitu fluktuasi harga bahan bakar minyak (bbm) bersubsidi, perubahan margin dalam perhitungan biaya operasional kereta api ekonomi yang semula 8% menjadi 10% dan terakhir, fluktuasi kurs dolar amerika serikat (usd) terhadap mata uang rupiah yang mana akan mempengaruhi naiknya harga suku cadang (pt kai). selain itu, kenaikan tarif kereta api juga dikarenakan adanya perjanjian antara pt kereta api indonesia (persero) dengan dirjen perkeretaapian no hk221/i/1/kka-2015 tanggal 2 januari 2015 tentang penyelenggaraan kewajiban publik (pso) bidang angkutan kereta api pelayanan kelas ekonomi tahun anggaran 2015. berdasarkan aturan baru itu, kenaikan tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh sekitar 30%50% sedangkan kereta api lokal naik sekitar 25%-30% (simomot.com, 2015) . berdasarkan pra survei yang peneliti lakukan, bahwa sebagian besar masyarakat keberatan atas diberlakukan kebijakan baru pt kai tentang kenaikan tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak sedang dan jarak jauh, dikarenakan masyarakat sudah merasakan dampak dari kenaikan bbm november tahun lalu yang mengakibatkan harga sembako dan hargaharga barang lainnya naik. studi ini menggunakan metode cvm (contingent valuation method) yang bertujuan untuk mengetahui keinginan membayar dari masyarakat, serta mengetahui keinginan menerima kerusakan suatu lingkungan (amanda,2009). studi ini merujuk pada beberapa studi yang menggunakan metode yang sama, seperti prasetyo dan saptutyningsih (2013) dalam studinya telah menguji variabel-variabel yang mempengaruhi kesediaan membayar masyarakat di desa wisata kabupaten sleman pasca erupsi merapi, studi ini menggunakan metode cvm dengan menggunakan data primer. hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa usia, pendidikan, pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga berpengaruh terhadap kesediaan membayar (willingness to pay) dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas lingkungan desa-desa wisata di kabupaten sleman pasca erupsi merapi. ladiyance s dan yuliana l (2014) dalam studinya telah menguji variabel-variabel yang mempengaruhi kesediaan membayar (willingness to pay) masyarakat bidaracina jatinegara jakarta timur dan analisis yang digunakan adalah contingent valuation method (cvm dan regresi logistik, menyatakan bahwa perkiraan nilai wtp sebagai upaya penanggulangan pencemaran sungai ciliwung sebesar rp.4.325/ bulan untuk setiap rumah tangga, dan total wtp sebagai gambaran nilai jasa lingkungan sungai ciliwung oleh masyarakat bidaracina sebesar rp1.935.576,92/bulan. variabel-variabel yang berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar masyarakat bidarancina adalah pendidikan, pengetahuan, status kepemilikan rumah dan pendapatan. sedangkan variabel yang tidak berpengaruh signifikan adalah umur, jenis kelamin, jumlah anggota rumah tangga, dan sumber utama air minum.kamal (2014) dalam studinya dengan menggunakan metode cvm menyatakan bahwa, berdasarkan data yang diperoleh dengan wawancara langsung kepada 150 pengguna trans jogja, total willingness to pay 150 responden dalam upaya perbaikan kualitas pelayanan trans jogja adalah sebesar rp731.500,00 dengan nilai mean rp4.877,00. terdapat beberapa variabel-variabel yang berpengaruh signifikan terhadap willingness to pay pengguna jasa trans jogja adalah usia, tingkat penghasilan dan jumlah tanggungan anak. sedangkan variabel yang tidak signifikan adalah lama berjalan ke halte berpengaruh negatif secara signifikan terhadap willingness to pay pengguna trans jogja. simanjuntak (2009) dalam studinya menyatakan bahwa, karakteristik utama dari masyarakat pelanggan air dari proyek wslic adalah umur responden mayoritas berkisar antara 20-29 tahun, tingkat pendidikan relatif rendah, tingkat pendapatan mayoritas tersebar pada skala rp750.000,00–rp1.250.000,00 di mana tingkat penggunaan terhadap air tidak terlalu banyak, hanya sesuai dengan keperluan rumah tangga sehari-hari. nilai rata-rata kelompok pertama adalah sebesar rp1000,00, nilai rata-rata kelompok kedua adalah sebesar rp703,0303 dan nilai rata-rata kelompok ketiga sebesar rp.498,7273. bersumber dari ketiga kelompok masyarakat pengguna wslic di atas, maka rata-rata wtp dari keseluruhan responden willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas ... (hardiyani puspita sari, lilies setiartiti) 203 adalah rp634,21053. nilai ini diharapkan dapat menjadi bahan pertimbangan dalam penentuan iuran wslic setelah adanya peningkatan pelayanan wslic dan perbaikan sistem distribusi air wslic. faktor-faktor yang berpengaruh secara nyata (signifikan) dalam model yang ditetapkan dalam studi ini adalah faktor tingkat pendapatan (nyata pada α = 10 persen) dan faktor kelompok masyarakat pengguna air dengan proyek wslic (nyata pada α=1 persen). fadilah (2011) dalam studinya menyatakan bahwa, paket wisata jogging track plus memiliki nilai rataan wtp sebesar rp56.132,00 dengan nilai total wtp (twtp) adalah rp387.366.932,00. paket konservasi memiliki nilai rataan wtp sebesar rp127.313,00 dan nilai twtpnya sebesar rp878.587.013,00. nilai rata-rata wtp responden terhadap kedua paket tersebut ternyata lebih kecil dari rencana tarif yang akan diberlakukan oleh pihak pengelola yakni rp65.000 dan rp170.000. faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi secara nyata besarnya nilai wtp responden untuk kedua paket wisata tersebut adalah variabel lamanya menempuh pendidikan dan tingkat pendapatan. variabel biaya perjalanan hanya berpengaruh nyata untuk paket konservasi sedangkan untuk paket jogging track plus tidak berpengaruh nyata. variabel jumlah kunjungan, jumlah tanggungan dan frekuensi kunjungan tidak berpengaruh nyata terhadap nilai wtp responden untuk kedua paket tersebut. amanda (2009) dalam studinya menyebutkan, nilai rata-rata wtp pengunjung danau situgede sebesar rp3.588,24, sedangkan nilai total wtp (twtp) pengunjung danau situgede sebesar rp2.342.000,00. sedangkan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi besarnya nilai wtp pengunjung danau situgede adalah faktor tingkat pendapatan, pemahaman serta pengetahuan responden mengenai manfaat dan kerusakan danau, dan faktor biaya kunjungan responden. yunis (2013) dalam studinya menyatakan bahwa, dari 100 orang responden, diperoleh responden yang wtp sama dengan retribusi berjumlah 38 orang, responden yang surplus konsumennya positif berjumlah 31 orang dan responden yang kesediaan membayarnya lebih kecil dibandingkan retribusi juga berjumlah 31 orang. di antara 31 responden yang surplus konsumennya positif diperoleh rata-ratanya adalah rp7000. kesediaan membayar masyarakat (wtp terhadap kebersihan di kecamatan tampan pekanbaru adalah rp1000 sampai rp25000. berdasarkan perhitungan kesediaan membayar masyarakat tampan (total willingness to pay) adalah sebesar rp304.838.300 per bulan dengan rata-rata per kk 10.330, sedangkan 10,1% wtp dipengaruhi oleh variabel pendapatan, dan pendidikan. di sini variabel pendapatan, dan pendidikan berpengaruh positif tetapi lemah terhadap variabel kesediaan membayar masyarakat (wtp). berdasarkan pengujian secara simultan, diketahui bahwa variabel pendapatan, dan variabel pendidikan berpengaruh terhadap wtp. adapun tujuan studi ini adalah sebagai berikut, untuk mengukur willingness to pay masyarakat pengguna jasa kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jurusan jogja-jakarta dan untuk mengetahui faktor-faktor apa saja yang mempengaruhi willingness to pay tersebut. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data jenis data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data primer. data primer adalah data yang dikumpulkan dan diolah sendiri oleh organisasi yang menerbitkan atau menggunakannya. data primer diperoleh melalui wawancara langsung atau (direct interview) dengan menggunakan kuesioner dengan calon penumpang kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh sebagai responden. data tersebut meliputi karakteristik karakteristik calon penumpang kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh seperti, umur, jenis kelamin, status perkawinan, tingkat pendidikan, jenis pekerjaan, tingkat pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan, dan lain-lain. studi ini dilakukan di stasiun lempuyangan, daerah istimewa yogyakarta. pemilihan lokasi ini dikarenakan stasiun lempuyangan merupakan stasiun yang melayani semua pemberhentian kereta ekonomi yang melintasi yogyakarta. dalam studi ini teknik pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah dengan cara: studi kepustakaan yaitu merupakan satu cara untuk memperoleh data dengan cara membaca literatur yang berkaitan dengan permasalahan yang sedang diteliti, metode dokumentasi merupakan teknik pejurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 200-209 204 ngumpulan data dengan mengambil data yang berkaitan dengan permasalahan yang sedang diteliti dari hasil dinas perhubungan, kuesioner yaitu memperoleh informasi dengan cara memberi suatu daftar yang berisikan rangkaian pertanyaan mengenai sesuatu masalah kepada responden yang akan dijadikan sampel. populasi adalah jumlah keseluruh dari obyek atau subyek yang berada pada suatu wilayah dan memenuhi syarat tertentu berkaitan dengan masalah studi. populasi dalam studi ini adalah calon penumpang kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. pengambilan sampling dilakukan dengan pendekatan random sampling dimana semua individu dalam populasi baik secara sebdiri-sendiri atau bersama-sama diberi kesempatan yang sama untuk dipilih menjadi anggota sampel. random sampling yang juga diberi istilah pengambilan sampel secara rambang atau acak yaitu pengambilan sampel yang tanpa pilih-pilih atau tanpa pandang bulu, didasarkan atas prinsip-prinsip matematis yang telah diuji dalam praktek. karenanya dipandang sebagai teknik sampling paling baik dalam studi. sampel digunakan karena tidak semua unit pada populasi dapat diidentifikasi, biaya dan waktu yang digunakan lebih sedikit dibandingkan menghitung populasi. penentuan sampelnya dicari dengan memakai rumus slovin yaitu: 1) keterangan : n adalah jumlah sampel yang akan diteliti; n adalah jumlah populasi (pengguna kereta api ekonomi rata-rata per tahun 27.700); e adalah nilai kritis yang di inginkan, 10%. jadi jumlah sampel penelitian adalah: 27.700 1 27.700 10% 99,64 100 hasil dari rumus solvin diperoleh jumlah responden yang digunakan sejumlah 100 responden sebagai jumlah responden minimum yang digunakan, akan tetapi peneliti menggunakan 146 responden sebagai calon penumpang ka ekonomi jarak jauh. alat analisis studi ini menggunakan metode contingent valuation yaitu metode survei untuk menyatakan tentang nilai atau harga dari penduduk terhadap komoditi yang tidak memiliki pasar seperti barang dan lingkungan. metode ini dilakukan dengan survei secara langsung bertanya kepada calon penumpang kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh, tentang willingness to pay tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh sekarang ini. persamaan regresi pada penelitian ini adalah sebagai berikut: wtp = β0 + β1age + β2educ + β3inc + β4jta + β5dest + e 2) keterangan: wtp adalah willingness to pay (rp); β0 adalah intersep; β1,..., β7 adalah koefisien regresi; age adalah usia; educ adalah pendidikan terakhir; inc adalah tingkat pendapatan; dest adalah maksud perjalanan; e adalah error term hasil dan pembahasan berdasarkan hasil survei yang telah dilakukan tentang willingness to pay (wtp) tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh di yogyakarta, dengan wtp sebagai variabel terikat (dependent), usia, jumlah tanggungan anak, pendidikan terakhir, pendapatan dan maksud perjalanan merupakan variabel bebas dalam studi ini. statistik deskriptif dari variabel tersebut dijelaskan dalam tabel 2 analisis deskriptif. berdasarkan tabel 2, willingness to pay terbesar adalah rp82.000 dan terendah sebesar rp77.000. rata-rata willingness to pay sebesar rp78.866 dengan standar deviasi 1423,075, dengan nilai standar deviasi yang lebih rendah dari pada nilai rata-rata maka diindikasikan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadapat variabel willingness to pay baik. pada variabel usia juga dapat diketahui usia tertua dan usia termuda dalam studi ini. usia tertua pada studi ini adalah 64 tahun dan usia termuda adalah 17 tahun, dengan rata-rata usia willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas ... (hardiyani puspita sari, lilies setiartiti) 205 adalah 26,29 tahun yang memiliki standar deviasi sebesar 8,969. standar deviasi yang lebih rendah dari pada rata-rata usia menunjukkan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel usia adalah baik. tabel 2 juga menjelaskan pendidikan terakhir tertinggi pada studi ini adalah 18 tahun dan pendidikan terendah adalah 6 tahun yang memiliki nilai rata-rata sebesar 14,03 dengan standar deviasi sebesar 2,217 yang berarti bahwa nilai rata-rata pendidikan terakhir lebih tinggi dari pada standar deviasi, sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel pendidikan terakhir adalah baik. pada tabel 2 menunjukkan deskrptif variabel tingkat pendapatan. nilai rata-rata variabel tingkat pendapatan adalah sebesar rp2.265.821 dengan tingkat pendapatan tertinggi sebesar rp6.200.000 dan pendapatan terendah sebesar rp800.000 variabel tingkat pendapatan memiliki skor standaar deviasi sebesar 1441072,281 sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel tingakat pendapatan adalah baik. jumlah tanggungan anak terbanyak pada studi ini adalah sebanyak 2 orang dan jumlah tanggungan anak terendah adalah 0 orang. rata-rata jumlah tanggungan anak responden adalah 0,32 dengan standar deviasi 0,607 yang berarti bahwa nilai rata-rata lebih rendah dari pada nilai standar deviasi menunjukkan bahwa sebaran data akan jawaban responden terhadap variabel tanggungan anak adalah kurang baik. uji validitas dalam studi ini digunakan untuk mengukur valid atau tidak validnya suatu kuesioner. kriteria pengambilan keputusan untuk validitas adalah ditentukan apabila nilai r hitung yang dinyatakan dengan nilai corrected itemtotal correlation > r tabel pada df = n-2 dan α = 0,05 maka indikator dikatakan valid (widyaningtyas, 2010). hasil pengujian validitas menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel (willingness to pay, usia, pendidikan terakhir, tingkat pendapatan, jumlah tanggungan anak, dan maksud perjalanan) mempunyai nilai corrected itemtotal correlation> dari pada nilai r tabel yaitu sebesar 0,1625. uji realibilitas digunakan untuk mengetahui kemantapan alat ukur yang digunakan. suatu alat ukur dikatakan reliabel apabila dapat memberikan hasil yang sama bila dipakai untuk mengukur ulang obyek yang sama. hasil uji realibilitas menunjukkan variabel jenis kelamin, usia, jumlah tanggungan anak, pendidikan terakhir, tingkat pendapatan, kualitas pelayanan, dan maksud perjalanan memiliki nilai cronbach’s alpha based on standardiezed items lebih dari 0,6 sehingga instrumen yang digunakan dalam studi adalah reliabel. berdasarkan hasil uji multikolinearitas, model tidak terkena penyakit multikolinearitas karena telah memenuhi persyaratan ambang toleransi dan nilai vif. hasil uji heteroskedastisitas menjelaskan ternyata dalam model regresi tersebut semua menunjukkan signifikansi > 0,05, sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa dalam model regresi ini tidak terjadi heteroskedastisitas. berdasarkan hasil uji autokorelasi, diketahui nilai dw sebesar 1,735, di mana nilai tabel signifikan 5% dengan jumlah sampel 146 dan jumlah variabel 5 maka diperoleh nilai du ±1,802 yang artinya nilai dw 1,735 terletak diantara nilai du yakni 1,802 dan (4-du) yakni 2,198 sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa tidak terdapat autokorelasi. analisis regresi linear berganda digunakan dalam studi ini dengan tujuan untuk mengetahui ada tidaknya pengaruh variabel bebas terhadap variabel terikat. ringkasan hasil tabel 2. analisis deskrptif variabel definisi min maks mean std. deviation wtp willingness to pay 77000 82000 78866,44 1423,075 age usia 17 64 26,29 8,969 educ pendidikan terakhir 6 18 14,03 2,217 income tingkat pendapatan 800000 6200000 2265821,92 1441072,281 jta jumlah tanggungan anak 0 2 0,32 0,607 dest maksud perjalanan 0 1 0,34 0,474 sumber: data primer diolah, 2015 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 200-209 206 pengolahan data dengan menggunakan program spss tersebut terdapat dalam tabel 3. persamaan regresi pada studi ini adalah sebagai berikut: wtp = 323,172 + 20,307age + 106,830educ + 0,001inc + 379,817dest 3) keterangan: 1) ada pengaruh positif age (usia), educ (pendidikan terakhir), inc (tingkat pendapatan), jta (jumlah tangggungan anak), dan dest (maksud perjalanan) terhadap wtp (willingness to pay). 2) ketika usia bertambah 1 tahun maka willingness to pay responden untuk membayar tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh akan naik sebesar rp774,009 atau sekitar rp. 775,000 (tujuh ratus tujuh puluh lima rupiah). 3) ketika pendidikan bertambah 1 tahun maka willingness to pay responden untuk membayar tarif kereta api naik sebesar rp1.214,131 atau sekitar rp1.300,00 (seribu tiga ratus rupiah). 4) ketika pendapatan naik sebesar: rp1.000.000,00 (satu juta rupiah) maka akan meningkatkan willingness to pay responden untuk membayar tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh sebesar rp1.000,00 (seribu rupiah). 5) responden yang mempunyai maksud perjalanan untuk bekerja nilai willingness to pay nya lebih besar dari responden yang mempunyai maksud perjalanan selain bekerja. berdasarkan hasil estimasi regresi pada tabel di atas, pada kolom fit model dapat dilihat bahwa variabel jta (jumlah tanggungan anak) dikeluarkan dari model regresi dan dianggap tidak mempengaruhi willingness to pay (wtp). sedangkan variabel-variabel yang dianggap mempengaruhi willingness to pay (wtp) adalah age (usia), educ (pendidikan terakhir), inc (tingkat pendapatan), dan dest (maksud perjalanan). uji f merupakan alat uji statistik secara simultan untuk mengetahui pengaruh variabelvariabel bebas terhadap variabel terikat secara bersama-sama. hipotesis nol menyatakan bahwa variabel usia, pendidikan terakhir, tingkat pendapatan dan maksud perjalanan secara bersama-sama mempengaruhi willingnes to pay untuk membayar tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. hipotesis alternatif menyatakan bahwa variabel usia, pendidikan terakhir, tingkat pendapatan dan maksud perjalanan secara bersama-sama tidak mempengaruhi wtp untuk membayar tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. derajat kebebasan (df 1= k-1= 4, df2 = nk=140) dan taraf signifikansi sebesar 5 persen (0,05) maka diperoleh nilai ftabel sebesar 2,44. kriteria pengambilan keputusan adalah sebagai berikut: h0 diterima jika fhitung >ftabel atau probabilitas fstatistik < 0,05 ha diterima jika fhitung >ftabel atau probabilitas fstatistik > 0,05 berdasarkan tabel 3, hasil perhitungan statistik menunjukkan nilai f hitung = 80,78 yang berarti lebih besar dari pada ftabel = 2,44 dengan signifikansi sebesar 0,000 di mana lebih kecil dari 0,05. hal ini berarti bahwa h0 diterima yang artinya secara bersama-sama variabel usia, pendidikan terakhir, tingkat pendapatan, dan maksud perjalanan mempengatabel 3. ringkasan hasil regresi variabel full model fit model koefisien t-stat koefisien t-stat konstanta 75344,544 169,205 75323,172 169,515 usia (age) 14,579 1,266 20,307 2,118** pendidikan terakhir (educ) 116,950 3,092*** 106,830 2,960*** tingkat pendapatan (inc) 0,001 8,658*** 0,001 10,119*** jumlah tanggungan anak (jta) 152,235 0,899 maksud perjalanan (dest) 380,552 2,682*** 379,817 2,679*** r-squared 0,687 r-squared 0,688 f-statistik 64,704 f-statistik 80,788 prob f-stat 0,000 prob f-stat 0,000 keterangan : variabel dependen : wtp. *** signifikan pada α= 1 persen; ** signifikan pada α = 5 persen; * signifikan pada α= 10 persen willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas ... (hardiyani puspita sari, lilies setiartiti) 207 ruhi willingness to pay untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. willingness to pay (wtp) responden untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh adalah sebesar 75323,172. usia berpengaruh signifikan terhadap wtp untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. pendidikan terakhir berpengaruh signifikan terhadap wtp untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. tingkat pendapatan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap wtp untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. maksud perjalanan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap wtp untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. berdasarkan tabel 3, persamaan regresi pada studi ini adalah wtp = 75323,172+20,307age + 106,830educ + 0,001inc + 379,817dest. nilai koefisien determinasi (adjusted r2) adalah sebesar 0,688. hal ini berarti 68,8 persen willingness to pay (wtp) dapat dijelaskan oleh, usia, pendidikan terakhir, tingkat pendapatan dan maksud perjalanan, sedangkan sisanya yaitu 31,2 persen willingness to pay dipengaruhi oleh variabel-variabel diluar studi ini. berdasarkan hasil survei kepada 146 responden, total willingness to pay (wtp) untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh adalah sebesar rp.11.514.500,00-, dengan rata-rata willingness to pay per orang sebesar rp78.866,00-. besarnya willingness to pay dipengaruhi oleh usi, pendidikan, tingkat pendapatan, dan maksud perjalanan. berdasarkan total willingness to pay dapat diketahui total surplus konsumen dari 146 orang. surplus konsumen adalah jumlah yang dibayarkan oleh konsumen untuk barang dan jasa dengan willingness to pay. pt kai telah menetapkan harga tiket kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jogja-jakarta adalah sebesar rp.75.000,00-. total surplus konsumen dapat diketahui dengan mengurangi total willingness to pay dengan harga tiket yang akan dibayarkan oleh 146 responden. besarnya total surplus konsumen dari 146 orang responden adalah rp564.500,00 = rp11.514.500,00 – (146 x rp75.000,00) dengan rata-rata surplus konsumen per orang adalah rp3.866,00= rp78.866,00 – rp75.000,00. berdasarkan hasil tersebut dapat dijelaskan bahwa responden rela menyisihkan uang lebih yang akan dimasukkan kedalam harga tiket baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. hal ini berarti menjadi masukkan bagi para pengelola kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh untuk dapat menyediakan kualitas transportasi yang baik. dengan adanya perbaikan kualitas yang diberikan oleh pengelola kereta api ekonomi, diharapkan banyak pengguna kendaraan pribadi yang akan beralih menggunakan moda transportasi publik ini. hasil pengolahan data primer menunjukkan bahwa usia berpengaruh positif terhadap willingness to pay (wtp) untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh dengan asumsi adanya perbaikan kualitas layanan dari moda transportasi ini. apabila usia bertambah satu tahun maka willingness to pay juga akan mengalami kenaikan dengan asumsi faktor lain dianggap tetap. hal ini disebabkan karena semakin bertambah usia seseorang maka semakin luas cara berfikir dalam memahami pentingnya suatu kualitas pelayanan. hasil studi ini memiliki kesamaan dengan studi yang dilakukan oleh kamal (2014), yang menjelaskan bahwa variabel usia memiliki tanda positif, yang artinya apabila usia meningkat maka wtp juga akan mengalami peningkatan dengan asumsi faktor lain dianggap tetap. hasil pengolahan data primer menunjukkan bahwa pendidikan terakhir berpengaruh positif terhadap willingness to pay (wtp) untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh dengan asumsi adanya perbaikan kualitas layanan dari moda transportasi ini. jika responden memiliki level pendidikan yang lebih tinggi maka willingness to pay juga akan mengalami kenaikan dengan asumsi faktor lain dianggap tetap. hal ini disebabkan karena apabila seseorang menempuh pendidikan yang lebih lama maka pola pikir seseorang itu akan semakin tinggi, biasanya mereka dapat merasakan dampak apa yang akan mereka dapatkan ketika menyisihkan sebagian uang mereka kedalam tiket kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 200-209 208 studi ini mendukung studi sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh ladiyance dan yuliana (2014) yang menyebutkan hubungan pendidikan terakhir dan kesediaan membayar masyarakat bidaracina adalah positif, artinya bahwa responden yang pendidikan terakhirnya lebih tinggi atau sama dengan smp/sederajat memiliki kecendrungan untuk bersedia membayar semakin besar dibandingkan responden yang pendidikan terakhirnya lebih rendah dari smp. selain itu hasil ini juga mendukung studi yang dilakukan oleh fadilah (2011) yang menjelaskan bahwa semakin lama tingkat pendidikan pengunjung, maka peluang pengunjung untu membayar paket wisata semakin besar, hal ini disebabkan karena seseorang yang menempuh pendidikan lenih lama biasanya pola fikir orang tersebut akan semakin tinggi sehingga dapat lebih merasakan adanya manfaat dari paketpaket wisata tersebut. hasil studi ini menunjukkan bahwa tingkat pendapatan berpengaruh positif terhadap willingness to pay (wtp) untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh dengan asumsi adanya perbaikan kualitas layanan. semakin tinggi tingkat pendapatan seseorang maka akan semakin tinggi pula kemampuan seseorang mengeluarkan uang tambahan untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh. hal ini disebabkan oleh semakin tinggi tingkat pendapatan seseorang maka seseorang tersebut akan lebih mudah mengeluarkan uang untuk kebutuhan lainnya seperti untuk peningkatan suatu kualitas. studi ini mendukung studi sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh yunis (2013) mengatakan bahwa 10,1 persen willingness to pay dipengaruhi oleh variabel pendapatan dan pendidikan berpengaruh positif tetapi lemah terhadap variabel kesediaan membayar willingness to pay. selain itu hasil studi ini juga mendukung studi yang dilakukan oleh fauzi (2010) mengatakan bahwa variabel pendapatan berpengaruh signifikan secara positif terhadap nilai willingness to pay, semakin besar pendapatan maka kemampuan membeli juga akan meningkat. hasil studi ini juga mendukung studi yang dilakukan oleh fadilah (2011) mengatakan bahwa semakin tinggi pendapatan maka semakin tinggi pula nilai willingness to pay responden terhadap paket-paket wisata, hal ini disebabkan karena semakin tinggi pendapatan seseorang maka orang tersebut akan lebih memperhatikan kebutuhan lain selain kebutuhan pokok yang sudah terpenuhi seperti rekreasi. pada hasil studi ini, variabel maksud perjalanan memiliki pengaruh positif terhadap besarnya willingness to pay untuk membayar tarif baru kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh dengan asumsi bahwa adanya peningkatan kualitas pelayan. apabila tujuan mereka melakukan perjalanan dengan menggunakan kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh untuk bekerja, maka willingness to pay mereka lebih besar dari pada mereka yang melakukan perjalanan dengan menggunakan kereta api jarak jauh bukan untuk bekerja, seperti rekreasi, ibadah, pendidikan dan lainlain. hasil studi ini juga serupa dengan studi yang dilakukan oleh sontikasyah (2010) yang menjelaskan bahwa maksud perjalanan signifikan mempengaruhi pilihan responden dalam menetapkan wtp pada taraf 5 persen (p-value 0,011<α (5%) . simpulan berdasarkan hasil survei dari 146 orang responden pengguna kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh, total willingness to pay 146 orang responden untuk membayar harga tiket kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh adalah sebesar: rp.11.514.500,00 dengan nilai rata-rata: rp.78.866,00. faktor-faktor yang signifikan mempengaruhi willingness to pay membayar tarif kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jogja – jakarta adalah usia, pendidikan, pendapatan dan maksud perjalanan. di antara ke empat variabel tersebut, variabel maksud perjalanan yang sangat mempengaruhi willingness to pay kereta api ekonomi jarak jauh jogja-jakarta. studi ini bisa dijadikan rujukan ketika akan dilakukan kebijakan tarif kereta ekonomi jarak jauh jogja-jakarta. kedua, studi ini akan lebih baik, dan akurat jika pengambilan sampel dilakukan lebih baik lagi, baik dari sisi jumlah responden yang akan diteliti, maupun metode pengambilan sampel. ketiga, untuk studi selanjutnya, diharapkan untuk menggunakan metode yang berbeda sebagai bahan perbandingan hasil sehingga dapat diperoleh variasi informasi. willingness to pay perbaikan kualitas ... 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(2013). analisis tingkat kesediaan membayar masyarakat terhadap kebersihan di kecamatan tampan pekanbaru. universitas negeri riau. microsoft word 06-murdiono jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm.144-160   disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah di provinsi gorontalo, indonesia murdiono1, lilies setiartiti2 1pusat pengembangan ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta 2 fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone: +62-274-387656 e-mail korespondensi: setiartiti.lilies1267@gmail.com naskah diterima: april 2014; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: the research aims to analyze the different of region development in gorontalo province in the year 2008-2012, the development of region economy, and sectors that growth rapidly to be concerned in each region. the research uses the secondary data, namely, pdrb, and the growth of economy on each region. the tools use williamson index, klassen typology, location quotient (lq), model of growth ratio (mrp) and overlay. based on the analysis, we can conclude; the disparity of the region development is low with the value iw around 0,161-0,173. in gorontalo province, the region is divided into three quarters, namely, boalemo and bone bolango in the 4th quarter (the low development, and low income), gorontalo and gorontalo utara in 3rd quarter (high development, low income). kota gorontalo and puhowato in 1st quarter (high development and high income). on each region in gorontalo they have more than 2 sectors which growth so well. keywords: disparity development; williamson index; klassen typology; location quotient; economic growth jel classification: o18, r11, r58 abstrak: penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis perbedaan pembangunan daerah di provinsi gorontalo pada tahun 2008-2012, pembangunan ekonomi kabupaten/kota, dan sektor baik tumbuh cepat yang potensial untuk dikembangkan di setiap daerah. penelitian ini menggunakan data sekunder, seperti, pdrb per kapita dan pertumbuhan ekonomi kabupaten/ provinsi. alat analisis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah indeks williamson, tipologi klassen, location quotient (lq), model rasio pertumbuhan (mrp), dan overlay. berdasarkan analisis yang telah dilakukan hasilnya;. disparitas pembangunan daerah rendah dengan nilai iw tentang 0,161-0,173. daerah di provinsi gorontalo dibagi menjadi tiga kuadran, yaitu boalemo dan bone bolango di kuadran iv (pertumbuhan rendah dan berpenghasilan rendah), gorontalo dan gorontalo utara di kuadran iii (pertumbuhan tinggi dan berpenghasilan rendah), kota gorontalo dan pohuwato pada kuadran i (pertumbuhan tinggi dan berpenghasilan tinggi) kabupaten. pada setiap daerah di provinsi gorontalo memiliki lebih dari dua sektor yang tumbuh sangat baik. kata kunci: pengembangan disparitas; williamson index; klassen typologi; location quotient; pertumbuhan ekonomi klasifikasi jel: o18, r11, r58 pendahuluan pembangunan suatu negara atau wilayah sejatinya tidak hanya melulu berkaitan dengan terjadinya percepatan pertumbuhan ekonomi sebagaimana yang banyak didengungkan oleh negara negara maju dan beberapa ekonom, namun perlu juga diperhatikan asas pemerataan dan keberlanjutan, sehingga tujuan pembangunan yang mulia berupa kesejahteraan masya disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 145 rakat secara menyeluruh dapat tercapai. namun realitas yang ada menunjukkan bahwasanya pembangunan selama ini selalu mengedepankan pencapaian pertumbuhan yang tinggi dan kemudian mengabaikan esensi kesejahteraan itu sendiri, yakni pemerataan antara wilayah dan distribusi spasial atas sumber daya. salah satu indikator yang selalu dijadikan alat untuk mengukur tingkat keberhasilan pembangunan ekonomi suatu wilayah adalah pertumbuhan ekonomi, karena variabel ini dapat mudah diukur secara kuantitatif. ekonomi dikatakan tumbuh jika terdapat kenaikan pendapatan (total maupun individu) sebagai akibat meningkatnya produk domestik bruto dengan mengabaikan kenaikan yang terjadi pada jumlah penduduk, tidak memandang apakah terjadi perubahan struktur ekonomi atau tidak, apakah ketimpangan ekonomi (antarwilayah, masyarakat, dan antarsektor) menurun. pencapaian pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi yang dicapai berbagai wilayah tidak lantas menjamin terciptanya kemerataan pendapatan antarindividu dan wilayah. bahkan seringkali pertumbuhan ekonomi dibarengi dengan adanya ketimpangan dalam pembangunan. ketimpangan yang paling jelas terlihat adalah pada aspek pendapatan yang menimbulkan golongan kaya dan miskin, aspek spasial yang menimbulkan adanya wilayah maju dan tertinggal serta aspek sektoral yang menimbulkan adanya sektor unggulan dan nonunggulan. faktor-faktor penyebab terjadinya ketimpangan ekonomi regional antarwilayah adalah, yang pertama konsentrasi kegiatan ekonomi antardaerah. kedua, alokasi investasi yang tidak merata sebagi akibat dari timpangnya ketersediaan infrastruktur dan sumber daya manusia. ketiga adalah tingkat mobilitas faktor produksi (tenaga kerja, modal) yang lemah antarwilayah. keempat adalah perbedaan sumber daya alam. dasar pemikiran “klasik” sering mengatakan bahwa pembangunan ekonomi di daerah yang kaya sumber daya alamnya akan lebih maju masyarakatnya dan lebih maju dibandingkan daerah yang miskin akan sumber daya alam. provinsi gorontalo merupakan provinsi baru yang memekarkan diri dari sulawesi utara pada tanggal 16 februari 2001. provinsi gorontalo terdiri dari 5 kabupaten (gorontalo, bone bolango, pohuwato, gorontalo utara, boalemo) dan satu kota (kota gorontalo). kebijakan pemekaran wilayah menjadi sorotan banyak kalangan menyusul maraknya tuntutan beberapa daerah untuk melakukan pemekaran wilayah. kondisi ini wajar mengingat efektivitas kebijakan pemekaran wilayah untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi relatf masih rendah, bahkan dalam beberapa kasus anggaran daerah (apbd) lebih banyak terserap untuk membiayai pengeluaran rutin yaitu gaji pegawai negeri dan tunjangan pejabat daerah (yuliadi, 2011). dengan usia yang masih tergolong muda tersebut provinsi gorontalo telah menorehkan prestasi yang amat mengesankan khususnya pada pertumbuhan ekonominya. pada kurun waktu 5 tahun semenjak berdirinya gorontalo memiliki tingkat pertumbuhan rata-ratanya 6,69% berada di atas rata-rata pertumbuhan ekonomi pulau sulawesi dan nasional yang hanya 4,73%. pada 5 tahun terakhir, sejak tahun 2008 hingga 2012 provinsi gorontalo mempunyai laju pertumbuhan ekonomi yang amat tabel 1. laju pertumbuhan pdrb sektoral provinsi gorontalo atas dasar harga konstan tahun 2008 2012 lapangan usaha 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 rata rata 1. pertanian 8,06 3,49 4,10 6,17 5,71 5,51 2. pertambangan & penggalian 10,14 14,44 10,58 6,76 6,62 9,71 3. industri pengolahan 5,47 3,66 8,81 7,53 9,55 7,00 4. listrik, gas & air bersih -0,74 6,51 7,81 9,06 8,13 6,15 5. konstruksi 10,17 14,51 11,69 9,57 9,38 11,06 6. perdag., hotel & restoran 6,87 8,67 10,22 12,11 11,13 9,80 7. pengangkutan & komunikasi 7,58 9,16 9,86 9,06 8,69 8,87 8. keu. real estat, & jasa perusahaan 7,20 9,06 8,96 8,78 9,30 8,66 9. jasa-jasa 8,39 10,02 6,93 4,63 5,22 7,04 pdrb 7,76 7,54 7,63 7,68 7,71 7,66 sumber: bps provinsi gorontalo, gorontalo dalam angka 2013 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 146 menjanjikan dengan rata rata laju pertumbuhan ekonominya sebesar 7,66% sebagaimana tertera pada tabel 1. jika dilihat dari sisi penawaran, pada kurun waktu tahun 2008–2012 sektor pertanian mempunyai kontribusi terbesar terhadap terbentuknya pdrb provinsi gorontalo dengan rata-rata kontribusi per tahun 28,93 persen. walaupun memiliki porsi terbesar terhadap terbentuknya pdrb, namun memiliki rata rata laju pertumbuhan terkecil yakni hanya 5,51% (persen). sedangkan sektor pertambangan dan penggalian serta sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih dengan kontribusi terhadap pdrb yang hanya 1,10% dan 0,57% namun memiliki rata rata laju pertumbuhan lebih tinggi dari sektor pertanian dengan rata-rata pertumbuhan per tahun sebesar 9,71% dan 6,15%. sektor yang mempunyai laju pertumbuhan tertinggi adalah sektor konstruksi yakni sebesar 11,06% dengan kontribusi terhadap pdrb sebesar 8,77%. ketimpangan pembangunan antarwilayah di provinsi gorontalo tergambar jelas pada ketimpangan yang terjadi pada pdrb per kapita dan total pdrb antarwilayahnya. kabupaten gorontalo selama tahun 2007– 2012, memiliki pdrb per kapita rata-rata 2,38 juta rupiah dengan share terhadap total pdrb provinsi gorontalo sebesar 29,54%. sedangkan kabupaten pohuwato memiliki rata-rata pdrb per kapita sebesar 4,10 juta rupiah dengan share terhadap total pdrb provinsi berada di bawah kabupaten gorontalo yakni sebesar 17,85%. beberapa studi tentang disparitas pembangunan telah dilakukan di berbagai daerah. oktavilia (2011) telah meneliti potensi ekonomi lokal daerah tertinggal sebagai upaya mengatasi disparitas pendapatan antardaerah di provinsi jawa tengah pada kurun waktu 20052009. dengan menggunakan indeks williamson diketahui bahwasanya ketimpangan yang terjadi cenderung naik dari tahun ke tahunnya, dan dengan analisis tipologi klassen didapatkan bahwasanya daerah yang termasuk daerah tertinggal adalah kabupaten kebumen, wonosobo, klaten, rembang, demak, temanggung, batang, dan pekalongan. sementara disparitas pembangunan di provinsi riau telah diteliti oleh caska dan riadi (2008). dengan menggunakan indeks williamson diketahui ketimpangan antardaerah di provinsi riau mengalami kenaiktabel 2. kontribusi sektoral terhadap pdrb provinsi gorontalo tahun 2008 2012 lapangan usaha 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 rata rata 1. pertanian 30,70 29,54 28,58 28,18 27,65 28,93 2. pertambangan & penggalian 1,04 1,11 1,14 1,13 1,12 1,10 3. industri pengolahan 8,00 7,71 7,80 7,79 7,92 7,84 4. listrik, gas & air bersih 0,57 0,57 0,57 0,57 0,58 0,57 5. konstruksi 8,06 8,58 8,91 9,07 9,21 8,77 6. perdag., hotel & restoran 13,65 13,79 14,12 14,71 15,17 14,29 7. pengangkutan & komunikasi 10,27 10,42 10,64 10,78 10,87 10,59 8. keu. real estat, & jasa perusahaan 8,53 8,66 8,76 8,85 8,98 8,76 9. jasa-jasa 19,18 19,62 19,49 18,94 18,50 19,14 pdrb 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 sumber: bps provinsi gorontalo, gorontalo dalam angka 2013 (diolah) tabel 3. pdrb per kapita kab/kota di provinsi gorontalo tahun 2007 2012 no wilayah tahun rata rata 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 1 kabupaten gorontalo 2,05 2,19 2,35 2,42 2,55 2,71 2,38 2 kabupaten pohuwato 3,74 3,95 4,17 4,05 4,25 4,44 4,10 3 kabupaten boalemo 2,21 2,29 2,42 2,58 2,71 2,81 2,50 4 kabupaten bone bolango 1,80 1,90 2,00 1,98 2,07 2,18 1,99 5 kabupaten gorontalo utara 1,80 1,92 2,04 2,04 2,15 2,28 2,04 6 kota gorontalo 2,99 3,15 3,28 3,34 3,52 3,70 3,33 sumber :bps provinsi gorontalo. gorontalo dalam angka 2013 (diolah) disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 147 an, namun dengan menggunakan enthropy theil indeks ketimpangan pembangunan antardaerah mengalami penurunan. sedangkan dengan menggunakan indeks williamson dan enthropy theil indeks, hipotesis kuznetz tidak berlaku di provinsi riau. tipologi wilayah yang diteliti oleh muharrom (2013) dalam studinya tentang tipologi wilayah berdasarkan pertumbuhan, pendapatan per kapita dan kesenjangan ekonomi di provinsi jawa timur. dengan menggunakan tipologi klassen diketahui bahwa provinsi jawa timur terbagi menjadi empat golongan dilihat dari laju pertumbuhan dan pdrb per kapita. sedangkan dengan menggunakan indeks williamson didapati bahwa tingkat ketimpangan di jawa timur tergolong sedang serta mempunyai korelasi negatif dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan menggunakan korelasi spearman. habibi (2007) dalam studinya tentang ketimpangan pembangunan antarkabupaten dan kota di sumatera utara, dengan menggunakan indeks williamson dan indeks gini diketahui bahwa ketimpangan yang terjadi di daerah tingkat ii tergolong rendah dan bervariasi dari tahun ke tahun. sedangkan menggunakan tipologi klassen diketahui bahwa sektor pertanian masih memegang peranan paling dominan. studi ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui perkembangan pembangunan ekonomi kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo, sektor-sektor potensial yang menjadi unggulan masing masing kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo, dan mengetahui perubahan besaran ketimpangan pembangunan antarwilayah di provinsi gorontalo menggunakan metode indeks williamson, tipologi klassen, location quotient (lq), models of growth ratio (mrp), dan overlay. untuk mengeliminir tingkat ketimpangan kesejahteraan dan kemakmuran yang terjadi antardaerah hendaknya masing masing daerah dapat mengembangkan beberapa potensi sumber daya yang ada, sehingga dapat meningkatkan pertumbuhan masing-masing daerah tersebut. dengan terkelolanya sumber daya unggulan dan potensial maka akan berimbas pada kemajuan masing masing daerah dan kesenjangan dapat menurun. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data data yang digunakan dalam penelitian adalah data kuantitatif angka berupa data sekunder. data sekunder adalah data yang dikumpulkan dari literatur atau laporan yang ada hubungannya dengan masalah yang diteliti, di mana pengumpulannya dilakukan oleh pihak lain. data sekunder yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini meliputi pertumbuhan pdrb provinsi dan kabupaten/kota dan pdrb per kapita provinsi dan kabupaten/kota. data gambar 1. kerangka analisis jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 148 yang digunakan adalah dari tahun 2008–2012. penelitian ini dilakukan di provinsi gorontalo yang mempunyai lima kabupaten (kabupaten gorontalo, boalemo, bone bolango, pohuwato, gorontalo utara) dan satu kota (kota gorontalo) sebagai unit analisisnya. dalam penelitian ini data sekunder diperoleh dari laporan/publikasi pihak-pihak terkait terutama badan pusat statistik provinsi gorontalo serta lembaga lain yang relevan dengan penelitian. alat analisis ketimpangan pembangunan antarwilayah merupakan perbedaan pendapatan antarkabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo berdasarkan besarnya deviasi pdrb per kapita kabupaten/ kota dari rata-rata pdrb per kapita provinsi dengan menggunakan indeks williamson. untuk menjawab permasalahan dalam penelitian ketimpangan pembangunan antarwilayah di provinsi gorontalo, maka digunakanlah metode analisis tipologi klassen. metode ini digunakan untuk mengetahui gambaran mengenai pola dan struktur pertumbuhan ekonomi masingmasing daerah berdasarkan dua indikator utama, yaitu pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah dan pendapatan per kapita (pdrb per kapita). indeks williamson adalah salah satu ukuran ketimpangan antar wilayah (regional). koefisien variasi ini mengukur dispersi regional dari suatu atribut (dalam hal ini pendapatan per kapita) yang ditimbang dengan proporsi penduduk pada masingmasing daerah (hudiyanto, 2001). pengukuran ini didasarkan pada variasi hasil-hasil pembangunan ekonomi antarwilayah yang berupa besaran pdrb. indeks williamson diformulasikan dengan persamaan sebagai berikut: iw = ∑ 1) di mana: iw adalah indeks williamson; yi adalah pdrb per kapita di kabupaten/kota i; y adalah rata-rata pdrb per kapita di provinsi gorontalo; fi adalah jumlah penduduk di kabupaten/kota i; n adalah jumlah penduduk di provinsi gorontalo. kriteria pengukuran dalam penelitian ini adalah angka indeks yang semakin kecil atau mendekati 0 (nol) menunjukkan ketimpangan yang semakin kecil atau terjadi peningkatan kemerataan/kesejahteraan dan jika angka indeks semakin besar atau mendekati 1 (satu) menunjukkan ketimpangan yang semakin besar atau dengan artian pembangunan antarwilayah semakin tidak merata. kriteria yang digunakan untuk menentukan apakah ketimpangan pada taraf rendah, sedang atau tinggi. kriteria tersebut adalah sebagai berikut: (1) bila iw ≤ 0,3 artinya ketimpangan ekonomi wilayah tergolong rendah. (2) bila iw > 0,3 – 0,4 artinya ketimpangan ekonomi wilayah tergolong sedang. (3) bila iw > 0,4 artinya ketimpangan ekonomi wilayah tergolong tinggi. location quotient (lq) analisis lq digunakan untuk menunjukkan basis ekonomi suatu wilayah terutama dari kriteria kontribusi. alat analisis ini juga dipakai untuk mengukur konsentrasi dari suatu kegiatan (industri) dalam suatu daerah itu dengan peranan kegiatan atau industri sejenis dalam perekonomian regional atau nasional. perhitungan basis tersebut menggunakan variabel pdrb wilayah atas suatu kegiatan dalam struktur ekonomi wilayah. lq dapat dirumuskan sebagai berikut: ( / ) ( / ) vik vk lq vip vp  2) di mana: vik adalah nilai output (pdrb) sektor i kabupaten/kota dalam pembentukan produk domestik regional riil (pdrb) kabupaten/ kota; vk adalah produk domestik regional bruto total semua sektor di kabupaten/kota; vip adalah nilai output (pdrb) sektor i provinsi dalam pembentukan pdrb provinsi; vp adalah produk domestik regional bruto total semua sektor di provinsi. maka dapat diketahui konsentrasi suatu kegiatan pada suatu wilayah dengan kriteria sebagai berikut: (1) jika nilai lq > 1, maka sektor yang bersangkutan di wilayah studi lebih berspesialisasi dibandingkan dengan wilayah referensi. artinya, sektor tersebut dalam perekonomian daerah di wilayah studi memiliki keunggulan komparatif dan dikategorikan sebagai sektor basis. (2) jika nilai lq < 1, maka sektor yang bersangkutan di wilayah studi kurang berspesialisasi dibandingkan disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 149 dengan wilayah referensi. sektor tersebut dikatdikategorikan sebagai sektor nonbasis. (3) jika nilai lq = 1, maka sektor yang bersangkutan baik di wilayah studi maupun di wilayah referensi memiliki peningkatan yang sama. analisis model rasio pertumbuhan digunakan untuk melihat deskripsi kegiatan atau sektor ekonomi yang potensial berdasarkan pada kriteria pertumbuhan struktur ekonomi wilayah baik eksternal maupun internal (yusuf dalam agus, 2009). pendekatan analisis mrp ini dibagi menjadi dua rasio, yaitu rasio pertumbuhan wilayah referensi (provinsi gorontalo) dan rasio pertumbuhan wilayah studi (kabupaten/kota). dalam hal ini rps membandingkan pertumbuhan masing-masing sektor dalam konteks wilayah studi dengan pertumbuhan sektor wilayah referensi. rumus rps yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah: rps= (eij / eijt) / (eir / eirt ) 3) di mana: rps adalah rasio pertumbuhan wilayah studi; eij adalah perubahan pendapatan kegiatan i di wilayah studi; eijt adalah pendapatan kegiatan i pada awal priode penelitian di wilayah studi. eir adalah perubahan pendapatan kegiatan i di wilayah referensi; eirt adalah pendapatan kegiatan i awal priode penelitian di wilayah referensi. jika rps lebih besar dari 1 maka rps dikatakan (+) yang berarti pertumbuhan suatu sektor produksi tertentu di tingkat kabupaten atau kota lebih tinggi dari pertumbuhan sektor produksi tertentu provinsi. jika rps lebih kecil dari 1 dikatakan (-) yang berarti bahwa pertumbuhan suatu sektor produksi tertentu di tingkat kabupaten atau kota lebih rendah dari pertumbuhan sektor provinsi. hasil analisis mrp menunjukkan nilai riil dan nilai nominal kemudian hasil kombinasi keduanya dapat diperoleh deskripsi sektor ekonomi yang potensial dikembangkan di daerah kabupaten/kota di provinsi yang dapat diklasifikasikan menjadi empat bagian (yusuf dalam retno, 2011) analisis overlay digunakan untuk menentukan sektor atau kegiatan ekonomi yang potensial berdasarkan kriteria pertumbuhan dan kriteria kontribusi dengan menggabungkan hasil dari metode rasio pertumbuhan (mrp) dan metode location quotient (lq). metode ini mempunyai 4 (empat) penilaian atau kemungkinan, yaitu: (1) pertumbuhan (+) dan kontribusi (+), menunjukkan suatu kegiatan yang sangat dominan baik dari pertumbuhan maupun dari kontribusi. (2) pertumbuhan (+) dan kontibusi (-) menunjukkan suatu kegiatan yang pertumbuhannya dominan tetapi kontribusinya kecil. kegiatan ini perlu lebih ditingkatkan kontribusinya untuk menjadi kegiatan yang dominan. (3) pertumbuhan (-) dan kontribusi (+) menunjukkan suatu kegiatan yang pertumbuhannya kecil tetapi kontribusinya besar. kegiatan ini sangat memungkinkan, bahwa kegiatan sedang mengalami penurunan. (4) pertumbuhan (-) dan kontribusi (-) menunjukkan suatu kegiatan yang tidak potensial baik dari kriteria pertumbuhan maupun dari kontribusi. hasil dan pembahasan analisis tipologi daerah analisis tipologi daerah digunakan untuk mengetahui posisi perekonomian masing masing kabupaten di provinsi gorontalo, ditinjau dari tingkat pertumbuhan dan pendapatan per kapitanya (lihat tabel 4). selama tahun 2008-2012, daerah yang paling sering sebagai daerah relatif tertinggal adalah kabupaten boalemo dan bone bolango, namun kabupaten boalemo pada tahun 2008 berada pada daerah yang berkembang cepat. daerah yang sering berada pada perekonomian yang maju dan cepat tumbuh adalah kota gorontalo dan kabupaten pohuwato, namun kabupaten pohuwato pada tahun 2009, 2011 berada pada daerah yang maju tapi tertekan. kabupaten gorontalo dan gorontalo utara merupakan daerah yang sering berada pada perekonomian yang berkembang cepat, hanya pada awal tahun atau pada tahun 2008 kabupaten gorontalo utara merupakan daerah yang tertinggal (lihat tabel 5). jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 150 berdasarkan laju pertumbuhan dan pdrb per kapita rata-rata tahun 2008-2012, kota gorontalo sebagai pusat pemerintahan provinsi gorontalo berada pada kuadran i, atau merupakan daerah yang maju dan cepat berkembang. kabupaten gorontalo yang merupakan daerah yang berkontribusi paling besar terhadap pdrb provinsi gorontalo hanya berada pada kuadran iii, atau merupakan daerah yang berkembang cepat, karena mesti berkontribusi terbesar terhadap pdrb provinsi namun jumlah penduduk di kabupaten gorontalo juga merupakan yang terbanyak, yakni sekitar 35% dari keseluruhan jumlah penduduk provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten gorontalo utara yang merupakan daerah yang mempunyai kontribusi terkecil terhadap pdrb provinsi dan merupakan daerah dengan jumlah penduduk paling sedikit juga berada pada kuadran iii, atau merupakan daerah yang berkembang cepat bersama kabupaten gorontalo (lihat tabel 6 dalam lampiran). kabupaten pohuwato meskipun pada kurun waktu 2008-2012 sering berada pada kuadran i, atau merupakan daerah maju dan cepat tumbuh, namun berdasarkan laju pertumbuhan dan pdrb per kapita rata-rata tahun 2008-2012 berada pada kuadran ii, atau hanya dikategorikan daerah maju tapi tertekan karena secara rata-rata laju pertumbuhan perekonomiannya di bawah rata-rata laju pertumbuhan ekonomi provinsi gorontalo. sedangkan kabupaten bone bolango yang merupakan pemekaran dari kabupaten gorontalo, dan kabupaten boalemo yang merupakan induk dari kabupaten pohuwato berada pada kuadran iii, atau merupakan daerah yang relatif tertinggal. sedangkan untuk perubahan dan perkembangan kabupaten/kota yang ada di provinsi gorontalo dapat kita lihat dari pergerakan matriks tipologi klassen di awal penelitian yakni tahun 2008 dan matriks tipologi klassen di akhir tahun penelitian yakni tahun 2012. jika kita lihat pada gambar 2 daerah yang mengalami pergerakan atau perubahan ekonomi tabel 4. matriks tipologi klassen provinsi gorontalo, 2008-2012 y r yi > y yi < y ri > r kuadran i daerah maju dan cepat tumbuh pohuwato (2008,2010,2012), kota (2008-2012), kuadran iii daerah berkembang cepat gorontalo (2008-2012), boalemo (2008), gorut (2009-2012), ri < r kuadran ii daerah maju tetapi tertekan pohuwato (2009,2011), kuadran iv daerah relatif tertinggal boalemo (2009-2012), bone bolango (20082012), gorut 2008, keterangan: r adalah rata rata pertumbuhan ekonomi kabupaten/kota (provinsi); ri adalah pertumbuhan ekonomi kabupaten/kota yang diamati; y adalah rata-rata pdrb per kapita kabupaten/kota (provinsi); yi adalah pdrb per kapita kabupaten/kota yang diamati. tabel 5. matriks tipologi klassen di provinsi gorontalo berdasarkan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pdrb per kapita rata-rata tahun 2008-2012 y r yi > y yi < y ri > r daerah maju dan cepat tumbuh kota gorontalo daerah berkembang cepat gorontalo dan gorontalo utara ri < r daerah maju tetapi tertekan pohuwato daerah relatif tertinggal bone bolango dan boalemo disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 151 hanya kabupaten boalemo dan kabupaten gorontalo utara. kabupaten boalemo yang semula berada pada kuadran iii, pada akhir tahun penelitian bergerak ke kuadran iv, atau dengan artian kabupaten boalemo mengalami perubahan yang buruk yakni dari daerah dengan kategori berkembang cepat menjadi daerah yang relatif tertinggal. gambar 2. pergerakan posisi kabupaten/kota dalam matriks tipologi klassen di provinsi gorontalo dari tahun 2008 ke tahun 2012 hal ini bertolak belakang dengan yang dialami oleh kabupaten gorontalo utara, di mana pada awal tahun penelitian kabupaten gorontalo utara berada pada kuadran iv, atau termasuk daerah yang tertinggal, namun diakhir tahun penelitian keadaan daerahnya membaik dengan berada pada kuadran iii, atau merupakan daerah yang berkembang cepat, bahkan perubahan itu sudah terjadi pada tahun 2009 sebagaimana ditunjukkan pada tabel 7. sedangkan kabupaten pohuwato dan kota gorontalo tidak mengalami perubahan kategori daerah dari awal tahun penelitian ke tahun akhir penelitian, yakni tetap berada pada kuadran i, atau merupakan daerah dengan kategori maju dan cepat tumbuh. hanya saja untuk kabupaten pohuwato kategori daerah di awal dan akhir penelitian tidak sama dengan kategori daerah jika didasarkan atas laju pertumbuhan dan pdrb per kapita rata-rata yang hanya menempati kuadran ii, hal ini dikarenakan pada tahun 2009 dan 2011 kabupaten pohuwato menempati kuadran ii. kabupaten pohuwato merupakan daerah yang kategorinya selalu berubah pada setiap tahunnya. kabupaten gorontalo juga tidak mengalami perubahan kategori daerahnya yang terus berada pada kuadran iii, atau daerah dengan kategori berkembang cepat. kabupaten bone bolango juga termasuk daerah yang tidak mengalami perubahan status daerahnya, di mana kabupaten bone bolango selalu berada pada kuadran iv, atau termasuk daerah yang relatif tertinggal. analisis ketimpangan pembangunan antar wilayah salah satu masalah yang sering muncul dari adanya pembangunan adalah terjadinya ketimpangan spasial atau ketimpangan antarwilayahnya. nilai indeks williamson dengan menggunakan data pdrb per kapita dan jumlah penduduk tiap kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo dalam kurun waktu 20082012 dapat dilihat pada tabel 8. hasil nilai indeks williamson pada tabel 8 menunjukkan bahwasanya dalam kurun lima tahun terakhir, yakni tahun 2008-2012 nilai indeks williamson rata-rata tercatat sebesar 0,171, ini menunjukkan bahwasanya ketimpangan pembangunan ekonomi antarwilayah di provinsi gorontalo relatif rendah. walaupun tergolong rendah namun nilai indeks williamtabel 7. matriks tipologi klassen di provinsi gorontalo berdasarkan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pdrb per kapita tahun 2012 y r yi > y yi < y ri > r daerah maju dan cepat tumbuh pohuwato dan kota gorontalo daerah berkembang cepat gorontalo dan gorut ri < r daerah maju tetapi tertekan daerah relatif tertinggal bone bolango dan boalemo jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 152 son terus naik dari tahun ke tahunnya kecuali pada tahun 2010. tabel 8. nilai indeks williamson provinsi gorontalo tahun 2008-2012 tahun indeks williamson 2008 0,172 2009 0,176 2010 0,161 2011 0,170 2012 0,173 rata-rata 0,171 pada tahun 2008 tercatat nilai indeks williamson sebesar 0,172 dan menjadi 0,173 pada tahun 2012, atau dalam kurun waktu hanya naik sebesar 0,001 saja. pada tahun 2008 nilai indeks sebesar 0,172 naik sebesar 0,004 menjadi 0,176 di tahun 2009, dan pada tahun 2010 mengalami penurunan nilai indeks yang cukup signifikan, yakni sebesar 0,015 menjadi 0,161. pada tahun 2011 nilai indeksnya naik kembali yang cukup signifikan menjadi 0,170, namun kenaikannya tidak sebesar penurunan yang terjadi dari tahun 2009 ke tahun 2010, dan pada tahun 2012 nilai indeksnya naik 0,003 atau menjadi 0,173, lebih besar 0,001 dari awal tahun penelitian yakni tahun 2008. ketimpangan pembangunan yang masih terjadi dan naik di provinsi gorontalo pada lima tahun terakhir meski pernah mengalami penurunan diduga disebabkan oleh beberapa faktor sebagaimana yang dikemukakan oleh williamson dan friedman alonso (dalam mandala harefa, 2010) yakni karena adanya migrasi penduduk produktif (usia pekerja) dan memiliki keahlian (terdidik) dari daerah sekitar kota yang tertinggal ke kota sebagai pusat perekonomian karena dengan bekerja di kota maka gaji yang diperoleh lebih besar. faktor lain yang menyebabkan makin membesarnya ketimpangan adalah investasi yang cenderung dilakukan di daerah yang maju dan berkembang serta daerah yang kaya sumber daya alam, bahkan tidak sedikit modal yang mengalir dari daerah tertinggal ke daerah yang maju, dengan alasan investasi di pusat perekonomian tingkat resiko kerugian relatif kecil. sedangkan penurunan nilai indeks williamson pada tahun 2010 dikarenakan kabupaten pohuwato sebagai wilayah dengan pdrb per kapita tertinggi di provinsi gorontalo mengalami penurunan, dan dibarengi kenaikan pdrb per kapita di kabupaten lain. penurunan pdrb per kapita kabupaten pohuwato dikarenakan pertumbuhan jumlah penduduk melebihi kenaikan pertumbuhan ekonominya. tercatat pertumbuhan ekonomi kabupaten pohuwato pada tahun 2010 sebesar 7,45 persen, sedangkan pertumbuhan penduduknya sebesar 10,77 persen. ketimpangan pembangunan yang terjadi di gorontalo relatif lebih rendah dibandingkan yang terjadi di pulau sulawesi dan nasional. hal ini ditunjukkan dengan nilai indeks williamson pulau sulawesi dan nasional yang di atas 0,20. bahkan angka indeks williamson nasional mencapai nilai di atas 1, yang menunjukan terjadi ketimpangan pembangunan yang sangat besar pada level nasional (lihat tabel 9). analisis sektor-sektor potensial secara rinci hasil analisis masing-masing sektor untuk masing-masing wilayah dari data pada tabel 10, sebagai berikut: kabupaten boalemo yang merupakan daerah yang relatif tertinggal memiliki tiga sektor unggulan, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang memiliki nilai lq lebih besar dari 1 (satu). adapun tiga sektor tersebut adalah sektor pertanian, sektor konstruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. artinya ketiga sektor tersebut tabel 9. nilai indeks williamson pulau sulawesi dan nasional tahun 2008-2012 wilayah 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 pulau sulawesi 0,20 0,21 0,21 0,21 0,21 nasional_provinsi 1,29 1,29 1,28 1,28 1,28 sumber: bappenas, kesenjangan antar wilayah 2013 disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 153 memiliki sumbangan terhadap pdrb kabupaten boalemo lebih besar dari sumbangan sektor yang sama terhadap pdrb provinsi gorontalo. hal ini menunjukan bahwa ketiga sektor unggulan tersebut berpotensi untuk dikembangkan untuk menunjang pertumbuhan ekonomi kakabupaten boalemo. komoditas pertanian unggulan di wilayah ini adalah jagung, tercatat luas panen pada tahun 2011 sebesar 39.727 ha. kelapa juga menjadi penyumbang sektor pertanian dengan produksi sebesar 6.977 ton. hasil hutan kabupaten boalemo juga besar, tercatat pada tahun 2012 produksi kayu bulat sebesar 2.597,50 m3 atau terbanyak kedua setelah kabupaten pohuwato. kabupaten gorontalo sebagai kabupaten tertua dengan penduduk terbanyak memiliki empat sektor unggulan, karena terdapat empat sektor yang memiliki nilai lq lebih besar dari 1 (satu). adapun keempat sektor unggulan tersebut adalah sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan, dan sektor jasa-jasa. artinya sumbangan keempat sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb kabupaten gorontalo lebih besar dari sumbangan sektor yang sama terhadap pdrb provinsi gorontalo. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa keempat sektor unggulan tersebut berpotensi untuk dikembangkan di provinsi gorontalo untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonominya. tercatat jumlah perusahaan di kabupaten gorontalo pada tahun 2011 sebanyak 2.557 dengan total produksi 161.467.045.000 rupiah atau merupakan yang terbesar di provinsi gorontalo. sektor pertambangan dan penggalian tercatat luas areal tambang sebesar 63.657,56 ha. kabupaten pohuwato sebagai daerah dengan pdrb tertinggi memiliki tiga sektor unggulan, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang memiliki nilai lq lebih besar dari 1 (satu). adapun ketiga sektor unggulan tersebut adalah sektor pertanian, sektor konstruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel, dan restoran. artinya sumbangan ketiga sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb kabupaten pohuwato lebih besar dari sumbangan sektor yang sama terhadap pdrb provinsi gorontalo. dengan demikian ketiga sektor unggulan tersebut berpotensi untuk dikembangkan di kabupaten pohuwato untuk meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonominya. kabupaten pohuwato merupakan wilayah yang kaya akan sumber daya alam, khususnya sektor pertanian di mana tercatat dari beberapa hasil produksi sektor pertanian melebihi wilayah lainnya. tercatat luas panen jagung kabupaten pohuwato yang merupakan tanaman pangan unggulan provinsi gorontalo sebesar 63.806 ha, jauh di atas wilayah lainnya. produksi hasil perkebunan kelapa 16.635 ton dan kakao 2.166 ton. selain produksi jagung, kelapa dan kakao, kabupaten pohuwato juga merupakan wilayah dengan hasil produksi hutan terbesar. tercatat pada tahun 2012 produksi kayu bulat sebesar 2.782,84 m3 dan produksi hutan bukan kayu yang meliputi rotan 27.174.000 ton/ha, damar 3.000 kg/ha dan kemiri 200 kg/ha. kabupaten bone bolango yang merupakan daerah tertinggal dengan pdrb per kapita tabel 10. nilai rata-rata lq kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo tahun 2008-2012 lapangan usaha boalemo gorontalo pohuwato bonbol gorut kota 1 1,30 0,95 1,50 1,04 1,81 0,17 2 0,52 1,11 0,62 1,23 2,70 0,73 3 0,63 1,00 0,85 1,75 0,79 1,06 4 0,67 0,51 0,96 0,45 0,73 2,26 5 1,24 0,71 1,06 1,14 0,49 1,35 6 1,02 0,61 1,12 0,67 1,06 1,58 7 0,48 1,38 0,35 0,90 0,44 1,54 8 0,83 1,02 0,77 1,36 0,76 1,19 9 0,97 1,32 0,64 0,67 0,28 1,29 keterangan: 1. pertanian; 2. pertambangan dan penggalian; 3. industri pengolahan; 4. listrik, gas dan air bersih; 5. konstruksi; 6. perdagangan, hotel dan restoran; 7. pengangkutan dan komunikasi; 8. keuangan, real estat dan jasa perusahaan; 9. jasajasa jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 154 terendah memiliki lima sektor unggulan, karena terdapat lima sektor yang memiliki nilai lq lebih besar dari 1 (satu). adapun kelima sektor unggulan tersebut adalah sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi dan sektor keuangan, real estate, dan jasa perusahan. artinya sumbangan kelima sektor terhadap pdrb kabupaten bone bolango lebih besar dari sumbangan sektor yang sama terhadap pdrb provinsi gorontalo. dengan demikian kelima sektor tersebut merupakan sektor unggulan yang berpotensi dikembangkan untuk meningkatkan perekonomian kabupaten bone bolango. walaupun sektor pertanian menjadi sektor unggulan, namun tercatat luas panen pertanian merupakan yang terendah di atas kota gorontalo. tercatat pada tahun 2011 luas panen padi sawah sebesar 5.593 ha, jagung 4.456 ha, kelapa 4.817 ha. begitu pula sektor jasa perusahaan, meskipun unggulan namun tercatat dengan jumlah perusahaan terkecil setelah boalemo yakni 1.576 perusahaan dengan nilai produksi hanya 18.007.158.000 rupiah. kabupaten gorontalo utara sebagai wilayah yang berkembang cepat yang mekar dari kabupaten gorontalo memiliki tiga sektor unggulan, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang memiliki nilai lq lebih besar dari 1 (satu). adapun sektor-sektor unggulan tersebut adalah sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel, dan restoran. artinya ketiga sektor tersebut memiliki kontribusi terhadap pdrb kabupaten gorontalo utara yang lebih besar dari kontribusi sektor yang sama terhadap total pdrb di provinsi gorontalo. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa ketiga sektor unggulan tersebut berpotensi untuk dikembangkan di kabupaten gorontalo utara guna meningkatkan perekonomiannya. sektor pertanian pada tahun 2011 tercatat luas panen lahan sawah 5.142 ha, jagung 7.570 ha, dan kelapa 5.560 ha. hasil produksi hutan non kayu tahun 2012 meliputi rotan 7.406.000 ton/ha, damar 250 ton/ha, dan kemiri 205 ton/ha. sektor pertambangan dan penggalian tercatat luas areal pertambangan sebesar 53.748,07 ha. kota gorontalo sebagai pusat pemerintahan dan perekonomian di provinsi gorontalo memiliki tujuh sektor unggulan, karena terdapat tujuh sektor yang memiliki nilai lq lebih besar dari 1 (satu). adapun sektor unggulan tersebut adalah sektor industri pengol ahan, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor konstruksi, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan dan sektor jasa-jasa. hal ini berarti ke tujuh sektor tersebut mempunyai kontribusi terhadap total pdrb kota gorontalo lebih besar dari kontribusi sektor yang sama terhadap total pdrb provinsi gorontalo. dengan demikian ketujuh sektor unggulan tersebut berpotensi untuk dikembangkan di kota gorontalo guna mendukung pertumbuhan ekonominya. sektor industri tercatat terdapat 2.842 perusahaan dengan nilai produksi sebesar 122.137.633.000 rupiah. di sisi sektor gas, listrik, dan air bersih tercatat air bersih disalurkan di kota gorontalo untuk sosial 892.824 m3, rumah tangga 4.341.591 m3, instansi pemerintah 195.493 m3, 457.765 m3. analisis sektor tumbuh cepat (mrp) jika dilihat dari nilai rps dari tabel 11 maka dapat kita simpulkan bahwasanya berdasarkan pertumbuhan, sektor-sektor potensial di semua kabupaten/kota relatif lebih banyak daripada berdasarkan kontribusinya (analisis lq). kabupaten boalemo sebagai wilayah yang relatif tertinggal memiliki tujuh sektor potensial, karena terdapat tujuh sektor yang bernilai positif (+) atau memiliki nilai rps lebih dari 1 (satu). adapun ketujuh sektor potensial tersebut adalah sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor konstruksi, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan, dan sektor jasa-jasa. artinya pertumbuhan tujuh sektor tersebut di kabupaten boalemo lebih dari pertumbuhan sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten gorontalo sebagai wilayah yang tergolong berkembang cepat memiliki lima sektor potensial, karena terdapat lima sektor yang berslop positif (+) atau memiliki nilai rps lebih dari 1 (satu). adapun kelima sektor potensial tersebut adalah sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor listrik, gas, dan air bersih, disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 155 sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, dan sektor jasajasa. artinya pertumbuhan kelima sektor tersebut di kabupaten gorontalo lebih dari pertumbuhan sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten pohuwato sebagai wilayah yang maju dan berkembang memiliki empat sektor potensial, karena terdapat empat sektor yang bernilai positif (+) atau memiliki nilai rps lebih dari 1 (satu). adapun keempat sektor potensial tersebut adalah sektor pertanian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, dan sektor jasa-jasa. artinya pertumbuhan keempat sektor tersebut di kabupaten pohuwato lebih dari pertumbuhan sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten bone bolango sebagai wilayah yang relatif tertinggal hanya memiliki dua sektor potensial, karena terdapat dua sektor yang bernilai positif (+) atau memiliki nilai rps lebih dari 1 (satu). adapun kedua sektor potensial tersebut adalah sektor pertanian dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan. artinya pertumbuhan kedua sektor tersebut di kabupaten bone bolango lebih dari pertumbuhan sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten gorontalo utara sebagai wilayah yang berkembang cepat memiliki enam sektor potensial, karena terdapat enam sektor yang bernilai positif (+) atau memiliki nilai rps lebih dari 1 (satu). adapun keenam sektor potensial tersebut adalah sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor konstruksi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan, dan sektor jasa-jasa. artinya pertumbuhan keenam sektor tersebut di kabupaten boalemo lebih dari pertumbuhan sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kota gorontalo sebagai wilayah yang maju dan berkembang cepat memiliki tiga sektor potensial, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang bernilai positif (+) atau memiliki nilai rps lebih dari 1 (satu). adapun ketiga sektor potensial tersebut adalah sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi, dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan. artinya pertumbuhan ketiga sektor tersebut di kota gorontalo lebih dari pertumbuhan sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. analisis overlay analisis overlay dilakukan dengan menggabungkan hasil analisis lq dan analisis mrp. artinya dengan analisis overlay dapat dilihat sektor-sektor potensial suatu wilayah berdasarkan kontribusi dan pertumbuhan sektor tersebut. secara rinci hasil pengelompokan overlay kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo disajikan pada tabel 12. kabupaten boalemo memiliki dua sektor yang potensial dari segi pertumbuhan dan kontribusinya, karena terdapat dua sektor yang lq dan rps nya ber-slop positif. adapun dua sektor tersebut adalah sektor kontruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. artinya pertumbuhan dan kontribusi kedua sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb total kabupaten boalemo lebih besar dari pertumbuhan dan kontribusi sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten gorontalo memiliki tiga sektor yang potensial baik dari pertumbuhan maupun tabel 11. nilai rps kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo dari tahun 2008-2012 lapangan usaha boalemo gorontalo pohuwato bonbol gorut kota 1 0,60(-) 0,86(-) 1,17(+) 1,34(+) 1,32(+) 0,55(-) 2 1,54(+) 1,62(+) 0,99(-) 0,87(-) 1,10(+) 0,32(-) 3 1,03(+) 0,81(-) 1,43(+) 0,78(-) 0,67(-) 1,23(+) 4 1,88(+) 1,35(+) 0,72(-) 0,78(-) 1,17(+) 0,86(-) 5 1,18(+) 0,75(-) 0,59(-) 0,85(-) 4,54(+) 1,19(+) 6 1,43(+) 1,05(+) 1,08(+) 0,59(-) 0,77(-) 0,93(-) 7 1,14(+) 1,45(+) 0,45(-) 0,32(-) 0,26(-) 0,83(-) 8 1,26(+) 0,51(-) 0,91(-) 1,35(+) 1,26(+) 1,36(+) 9 0,91(-) 1,12(+) 1,44(+) 0,76(-) 1,23(+) 0,73(-) keterangan: 1. pertanian; 2. pertambangan dan penggalian; 3. industri pengolahan; 4. listrik, gas dan air bersih; 5. konstruksi; 6. perdagangan, hotel dan restoran; 7. pengangkutan dan komunikasi; 8. keuangan, real estat dan jasa perusahaan; 9. jasa-jasa jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 156 kontribusinya, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang lq dan rps nya ber-slop positif. adapun tiga sektor tersebut adalah sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi dan sektor jasa-jasa. artinya pertumbuhan dan kontribusi ketiga sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb total kabupaten gorontalo lebih besar dari pertumbuhan dan kontribusi sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten pohuwato memiliki dua sektor yang potensial baik dari pertumbuhan maupun kontribusinya, karena terdapat dua sektor yang lq dan rps nya ber-slop positif. adapun dua sektor tersebut adalah sektor pertanian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. artinya pertumbuhan dan kontribusi kedua sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb total kabupaten pohuwato lebih besar dari pertumbuhan dan kontribusi sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten bone bolango memiliki dua sektor yang potensial baik dari pertumbuhan maupun kontribusinya, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang lq dan rps nya berslop positif. adapun dua sektor tersebut adalah sektor pertanian dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan. artinya pertumbuhan dan kontribusi kedua sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb total kabupaten bone bolango lebih besar dari pertumbuhan dan kontribusi sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kabupaten gorontalo utara memiliki dua sektor yang potensial baik dari pertumbuhan maupun kontribusinya, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang lq dan rps nya ber-slop positif. adapun dua sektor tersebut adalah sektor pertanian dan sektor pertambangan dan penggalian. artinya pertumbuhan dan kontribusi kedua sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb total kabupaten gorontalo utara lebih besar dari pertumbuhan dan kontribusi sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. kota gorontalo memiliki tiga sektor yang potensial baik dari pertumbuhan maupun kontribusinya, karena terdapat tiga sektor yang lq dan rps nya ber-slop positif. adapun tiga sektor tersebut adalah sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan. artinya pertumbuhan dan kontribusi ketiga sektor tersebut terhadap pdrb total kota gorontalo lebih besar dari pertumbuhan dan kontribusi sektor yang sama di provinsi gorontalo. simpulan berdasarkan analisis tipologi klassen wilayah-wilayah di provinsi gorontalo terbagi menjadi 3 (tiga) kuadran. kota gorontalo dan kabupaten pohuwato menempati kuadran i, atau merupakan wilayah dengan perekonomian terbaik dengan berstatus daerah maju dan cepat tumbuh, kabupaten gorontalo dan gorontalo utara merupakan wilayah yang cepat tumbuh, sedangkan wilayah dengan perekonomian terburuk atau berstatus wilayah yang relatif tertinggal adalah kabupaten boalemo dan kabupaten bone bolango. berdasarkan nilai indeks williamson, kondisi ketimpangan pembangunan di provinsi tabel 12. overlay kabupaten/kota di provinsi gorontalo tahun 2008-2012 lapangan usaha boalemo gorontalo pohuwato bonbol gorut kota lq rps lq rps lq rps lq rps lq rps lq rps 1 + + + + + + + 2 + + + + + + 3 + + + + + 4 + + + + 5 + + + + + + + 6 + + + + + + + 7 + + + + 8 + + + + + + + 9 + + + + + keterangan: 1. pertanian; 2. pertambangan dan penggalian; 3. industri pengolahan; 4. listrik, gas dan air bersih; 5. konstruksi; 6. perdagangan, hotel dan restoran; 7. pengangkutan dan komunikasi; 8. keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan; 9. jasa-jasa disparitas pembangunan antarwilayah (murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 157 gorontalo tergolong rendah. meskipun ketimpangan pembangunan di provinsi gorontalo tergolong rendah namun selalu mengalami peningkatan (divergence) atau pelebaran. penurunan (convergence) ketimpangan hanya terjadi pada tahun 2010 dan naik kembali pada tahuntahun setelahnya. masing-masing wilayah di provinsi gorontalo memiliki beberapa sektor unggulan dan dominan yang ditinjau dari segi kontribusi dan pertumbuhannya yang dapat dikembangkan guna meningkatkan perekonomian di masingmasing wilayah, khususnya di wilayah yang relatif tertinggal. kabupaten boalemo memiliki 2 sektor potensial yakni sektor konstruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. kabupaten gorontalo memiliki 3 sektor potensial yakni sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi dan sektor jasa-jasa. kabupaten pohuwato memiliki 2 sektor potensial yakni sektor pertanian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. kabupaten bone bolango memiliki 2 sektor potensial yakni sektor pertanian dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan. kabupaten gorontalo utara memiliki 2 sektor potensial yakni sektor pertanian dan sektor pertambangan dan penggalian. kota gorontalo memiliki 3 sektor potensial yakni sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan. berdasarkan hasil penelitian terdapat beberapa implikasi kebijakan yaitu pemerintah daerah sebagai pemangku kebijakan pembangunan hendaknya mengarahkan pembangunan tidak hanya pada terciptanya pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi, namun lebih berorientasi kepada pemerataan antarwilayah dan individu, sehingga fenomena ketimpangan pembangunan yang makin melebar dapat dieliminir. langkahlangkah yang dapat diambil pemerintah daerah demi terciptanya pemerataan antara lain adalah: modal investasi sebagai stimulus bergeraknya perekonomian tidak terpusat pada wilayah yang merupakan pusat pemerintahan dan perekonomian seperti kota gorontalo dan daerah yang kaya sda seperti kabupaten pohuwato, namun hendaknya dialirkan dan difokuskan kepada wilayah-wilayah yang masih tertinggal seperti kabupaten boalemo dan kabupaten bone bolango sehingga dapat meningkatkan perekonomian wilayah tersebut tanpa mengenyampingkan wilayah-wilayah yang cepat maju seperti kabupaten gorontalo dan kabupaten gorontalo utara. kemajuan aktivitas perekonomian juga ditentukan oleh kualitas sumber daya manusia sebagai pelaku ekonomi. oleh karena itu perlu adanya upaya perbaikan yang mendukung terciptanya sumber daya manusia yang berkualitas. perbaikan itu meliputi bidang pendidikan, kesehatan, keterampilan terutama pada wilayah yang tertinggal dan wilayah berkembang. terciptanya sumber daya manusia yang produktif akhirnya akan dapat menunjang pertumbuhan ekonomi serta mengurangi ketimpangan dan kemiskinan. ketersediaan infrastruktur yang layak pada seluruh wilayah khususnya wilayah yang tertinggal merupakan hal mutlak yang harus diupayakan pemerintah daerah untuk mendorong kemajuan perekonomian. kemudahan mengakses infrastruktur suatu wilayah dan masyarakat dapat meningkatkan kemampuan dalam mengakses sumber daya, informasi, teknologi dan modal yang merupakan faktor pendorong pertumbuhan. meratanya ketersediaan infrastruktur akan berdampak pada terciptanya pemerataan pembangunan. penyediaan infrastruktur pada setiap wilayah hendaknya disesuaikan pada potensi dan sektor unggulan sebuah wilayah sehingga dapat menunjang terpakainya potensi wilayah secara maksimal. sehingga dapat berimplikasi pada peningkatan pertumbuhan ekonominya. hendaknya potensi masing-masing wilayah yang ada di gorontalo di integrasikan, sehingga diharapkan peningkatan suatu sektor pada suatu wilayah dapat juga meningkatkan sektorsektor di wilayah lain. sebagai contoh sektor industri pengolahan yang merupakan keunggulan kota gorontalo hendaknya mempunyai korelasi positif terhadap sektor pertanian yang merupakan unggulan di wilayah lain. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, 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(murdiono, lilies setiartiti) 159 tabel 13. rekapitulasi analisis tipologi klassen, indeks williamson dan sektor potensial (lq, rps dan overlay) kab/kota tipologi daerah ketimpangan pembangunan antar wilayah ipm analisis sektoral unggulan (lq) tumbuh cepat (rps) unggulan dan tumbuh cepat (overlay) boalemo pada tahun 2008 kabupaten boalemo merupakan daerah berkembang cepat, namun pada tahun setelahnya menjadi wilayah yang relatif tertinggal pembangunan manusia kabupaten boalemomerupakan yang terburuk di provinsi gorontalo dengan nilai ipm sebesar 69,49 pada tahun 2012 sektor pertanian, sektor konstruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor konstruksi, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan, dan sektor jasa-jasa sektor konstruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran gorontalo pada awal hingga akhir tahun penelitian (2008-2012) kabupaten gorontalo stagnan berada pada daerah yang berkembang cepat ketimpangan antarwilayah di provinsi gorontalo tergolong rendah dengan nilai iw rata rata 0,171. nilai iw dari tahun 2008-2012 berkisar 0,161 sampai 0,176 atau tergolong rendah. nilai iw mengalami kenaikan dari tahun ke tahunnya kecuali pada tahun 2010 yang mengalami penurunan sebesar 0,015, namun meningkat kembali pada tahun tahun berikutnya. indeks pembangunan manusia di kabupaten gorontalo adalah sebesar 71,12 atau berada di urutan ketiga berada dibawah kota gorontalo dan bone bolango sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan dan sektor jasa-jasa. sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, dan sektor jasajasa sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi dan sektor jasa-jasa jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 144-160 160 pohuwato kabupaten pohuwato merupakan wilayah yang statusnya berubah setiap tahunnya. kabupaten pohuwato berstatus daerah maju dan tumbuh cepat pada tahun 2008, 2010,2012, dan berstatus daerah maju tapi tertekan pada tahun 2009,2011. nilai indeks pembangunan manusia kabupaten pohuwato sebesar 70,79 atau berada diurutan ke-4 di provinsi gorontalo sektor pertanian, sektor konstruksi dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. sektor pertanian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, dan sektor jasa-jasa sektor pertanian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran. bone bolango kabupaten bone bolango dari awal hingga akhir tahun penelitian merupakan daerah yang relatif tertinggal. nilai indeks pembangunan manusia kabupaten bone bolango sebesar 72,65 atau merupakan kabupaten dengan ipm terbaik ke-2 setelah kota gorontalo sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahan. sektor pertanian dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan sektor pertanian dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan gorontalo utara pada tahun awal penelitian 2008 gorontalo utara merupakan daerah yang tertinggal, dan mengalami perbaikan pada tahun-tahun setelahnya menjadi daerah yang berkembang cepat nilai indeks pembangunan manusia kabupaten gorontalo utara sebesar 69,94 atau merupakan kabupaten dengan ipm terburuk ke-2 setelah kabupaten boalemo sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran sektor pertanian, sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor konstruksi, sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan, dan sektor jasa-jasa sektor pertanian dan sektor pertambangan dan penggalian kota gorontalo dari tahun awal hingga tahun akhir penelitian, 2008-2012 merupakan daerah yang maju dan tumbuh cepat. nilai indeks pembangunan manusia kota gorontalo sebesar 74,17 atau merupakan wilayah dengan ipm terbaik di provinsi gorontalo sektor industri pengolahan, sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih, sektor kontruksi, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi, sektor keuangan, real estat dan jasa perusahaan dan sektor jasa-jasa sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi, dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan sektor industri pengolahan, sektor konstruksi dan sektor keuangan, real estate dan jasa perusahaan jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 2, oktober 2021 article type: research paper fertility and female labor force participation in asian countries; panel ardl approach nawalin nazah*, jarita duasa, and muhammad irwan arifin abstract: fertility has a close relationship with female labor force participation and is predicted to be the prominent factor affecting female labor force participation in rich and emerging countries. the decline in fertility worldwide, accompanied by increased female education, is assumed to increase female labor force participation. the increase in the female labor force participation rate can improve economic incentives for the country. therefore, this study estimates the effect of fertility and female education on female labor force participation in cross-country panel datasets from 39 asian countries, using panel ardl analysis from 1990-2018. this study also examines the panel causality between the variables employing dumitrescu and hurlin’s (2012) granger non-causality test. according to the hausman test, among the three models in panel ardl, dfe is the preferred model compared to the pmg and mg. the results revealed that fertility was negatively significant on female labor participation in the short run but not in the long run. in contrast, female education was positively significant on female labor participation in the long run but not in the short run. meanwhile, the panel causality showed a bidirectional relationship between female labor participation and fertility, female labor participation and education, and fertility and female education. keywords: fertility; female labor force participation; panel ardl; panel causality; asian countries jel classification: c01, j11, j13, j22 introduction the relationship between female labor force participation (flfp) and total fertility rate (tfr) has received much attention in the demographic and economic literature. it has also been debated in different regions and development levels around the world. in this regard, the presence of children affects the mother’s activity, especially if the mother works a paid job. mothers with young children have traditionally been considered to have low labor force attachment. the female labor force participation will also affect family size decisions. thus, the discussion of female labor force participation cannot be separated from fertility as these two have a close relationship. generally, the female labor force participation level tends to be high in countries with low fertility rates (roser, 2014). affiliation: department of economics, faculty of economics and management sciences, international islamic university malaysia, malaysia *correspondence: nawalin12@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.11142 citation: nazah, n., duasa, j., & arifin, m.i. (2021). fertility and female labor force participation in asian countries; panel ardl approach. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 272-288. article history received: 13 feb 2021 revised: 10 jul 2021 accepted: 14 sep 2021 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=24471318100 https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=o5xipbqaaaaj&hl=en https://www.iium.edu.my/kulliyyah/kenms/department-of-economics https://www.iium.edu.my/kulliyyah/kenms/department-of-economics https://www.iium.edu.my/kulliyyah/kenms/department-of-economics https://www.iium.edu.my/kulliyyah/kenms/department-of-economics mailto:nawalin12@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/11142 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.11142&domain=pdf nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 273 specifically, asia is the largest continent, with 60% of the world’s population. asia also has the fastest growing economy, with a nominal gdp of $31.58 trillion and a gdp per capita of $7,351 in 2019. asian wealth is mostly concentrated in east asia, such as japan, south korea, taiwan, hong kong, macau, and singapore. on the other hand, these countries are recorded as some of the countries with the lowest fertility in the world. thus, it becomes the reason for choosing asia as the study interest. despite becoming the fastest growing economy, female labor force participation in asia has remained low while female education has improved significantly and the fertility trends have shown a dramatic decline. the two conditions are assumed to increase the rate of female labor force participation. it is also the reason why asia is interesting to be investigated. in 2018, female labor force participation in asia ranged from 5.98% in yemen to 81.6% in nepal. some prominent constraints in increasing female labor force participation are social norms that emphasize women’s domestic responsibilities, limited mobility, restriction on the subset of jobs considered appropriate for women, and lack of access to information (asian development bank, 2016). some studies such as bloom et al. (2009) found a large negative effect of fertility on female labor force participation in 97 countries over 1960-2000, using abortion as an instrument and simulation variable. nakagaki (2018) applied fixed effect and a random effect to 176 countries and documented the correlation that moved from negative to positive by the 1990s in oecd countries, while in the asian-pacific region, no clear pattern was reported between female labor force participation and fertility rates. in the middle east and north africa (mena) countries, female labor force participation has continued to be lowest in the world as fertility decreased (lim, 2002) through analysis. even though these studies used a large panel data sample, they applied a different approach than this study. to the author’s knowledge, the investigation on how fertility and female education influence female labor participation by applying the dynamic panel ardl in the scope of asian countries has not been found. although the analysis of shittu and abdullah (2019) and subramanian et al. (2016) using panel ardl, it only covered asean-7 and asean-5 countries, respectively, which might not be enough for panel analysis and might lead to insufficient information. as for better results, the panel ardl requires a large number of observations (countries). thus, this study makes up for the shortcomings. therefore, the objective of this study is to investigate the effect of fertility and female education on female labor force participation in 39 asian countries between 1990-2018, using panel ardl analysis and panel causality. this study also attempts to address potential policies to reduce obstacles to achieving higher female labor force participation levels. moreover, this study provides more knowledge about asian countries, especially about fertility and female labor participation. the application of panel ardl has many advantages that have not been widely used for analyzing fertility studies. some advantages are that it provides alternative models, where the selection is based on the hausman test. meanwhile, the dfe estimation gives homogeneous coefficients for both long and short-run for all countries in the panel, while it contradicts the mg estimation with heterogeneous coefficients for all countries, for both short and long run, and allows nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 274 the combination of homogeneous coefficients and the heterogeneous slopes in the longrun and short-run, respectively, for pmg estimation. on the other hand, a dramatic decline in fertility leads to major changes in a population's age structure. lower fertility causes a decrease in the youth dependency ratio, thereby increasing output per capita. fertility reduction is expected to increase female labor market participation. females’ decisions to participate in the labor market are usually influenced by household factors, especially those who are married. working females will contribute to family income, but at the same time, will lesser time for childcare and household chores; consequently, it will reduce household benefits. cho (2006), using a dynamic lifecycle model, argued that having children significantly reduces women's market time. it discourages women's labor supply by reducing the effective wage rate since they hire babysitters while working. the number of women dropping out of the labor market when the children are young and need intensive care is higher than in other periods. however, this temporary dropout is hardly found in developed countries due to the availability of childcare facilities and family-friendly labor market policies. in the case of korea, the increase in the real wage of women was largely responsible for the growth of the female labor force. in addition, bloom et al. (2009) investigated that the strongest effect of fertility on female labor supply is during their fertile years and implies a reduction of about four years of paid work over a women’s lifetime for an additional child. meanwhile, tiefenthaler (1997) compared the effects of birth on time allocation across households for the case of cebu, the philippines, and found that at 14 months after birth, female labor market hours declined by 39% in the case of first birth. however, it was only 10% if there were already children aged 0–5 in the household, and it did not decrease if there were also children aged 6–17 in the household. del boca and locatelli (2006) observed a negative relationship between fertility and female labor force participation in several oecd countries in the 1970s; however, the correlation became positive in the late 1980s. in contrast, hupkau and leturcq (2017) found that the family size did not impact employment for high and intermediate-skilled women, while for low-skilled women, the effect was large and inversely correlated in the long run. moreover, aaronson et al. (2017) uncovered that the effect of fertility on labor supply was small at a low level of development and negative at a higher level of development. however, solomon and kimmel (2009) failed to support an inverse relationship between fertility and labor supply in the case of ethiopia, while abbas (2013) disclosed a positive relationship for the case of bangladesh and pakistan, and azimi (2015) found no effect in the case of iran. while some previous studies have focused on the consequences of fertility on female labor market participation due to the burden of childcare, mainly related to women, kim and aassve (2006) interestingly examined the effect of fertility on both males and females labor market in indonesia. they analyzed the different responses between male and female laborers in urban and rural areas. their results exposed that female laborers nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 275 reduced 1.1 working hours per week per increase of one birth in rural and urban areas, while only male laborers in rural areas were affected by increasing their 0.9 working hours per increase of one childbirth. this situation was mostly caused by the differences in childcare costs between urban and rural areas rather than employment reasons. the involvement of both males and females is supported by the economic theory that an increase in fertility is likely to change the optimal time allocation within the household, thereby influencing the labor supply and the earnings for both males and females (becker 1985). other than fertility, female education is also an essential factor contributing to female labor participation. an increase in female education has become a prominent factor in increasing female labor force participation, particularly in relatively high-paying jobs. it is because educated workers are a valuable resource for a country. education also provides better employment opportunities for women and hence raises their incomes. in many countries, the level of female education has increased substantially over the past decades, accompanied by a decline in the fertility rate. education raises women’s status both in society and within the family and increases productivity at home (becker, 1975) and workplace (schultz, 1961). women with higher levels of education are more likely to be active in the labor market. higher levels of educational attainment and declined fertility lead to increased female labor force participation rates. thus, education is an important factor that determines female labor force participation. in addition, anggaraini & setyari (2020) listed that knowledge, self-actualization, and the desire to achieve inner satisfaction are among the factors that driven women’s decision to work besides economic factors. moreover, working mothers have more power in decision making such as children's education. the study found that the relative income of working mothers significantly influences children’s human capital for the case of indonesia. this argument strengthens that education is an important factor for a female to participate in the paid work. skadsen (2017) stated that the average educational attainment for females significantly influenced female labor by using country-specific timing on contraceptive legislation. one-year additional education attainment is expected to increase the female labor participation rate by about 5.7% for 125 countries. several studies that found a positive influence of education on women’s labor supply are nam (1991), eun (2007), lim (2017), eckstein and lifshitz (2011), cameron et al. (2001), abbas (2013), hafeez and ahmed (2002), and chamlou et al. (2011). however, heath and jayachandran (2016) argued that increased education did not universally translate into a higher probability of working, as in the case of pakistan. moreover, andrabi et al. (2012) also showed that education did not increase labor force participation. hence, the causality of female labor participation and fertility is also investigated in this study to confirm whether there is a uni-directional, bi-directional, or no causal relationship. in addition, some studies have reported a unidirectional relationship between fertility rate and female labor participation, such as in narayan and smyth (2006) and mishra and smyth (2010). the causal relationship between fertility rate and female labor force participation does not necessarily exist; working women do not certainly have fewer children and having a small number of children does not always discourage maternal employment as found in taiwan (cheng, 1999). nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 276 research method data the data used in this study were retrieved from the world bank (2019) for data on fertility rate (tfr) and female labor force participation (flfp) from 1990-2018 in the form of an annual time series. meanwhile, female educational attainment, which is the average number of years of education received by people aged 25 and older, was taken from barro and lee (2013), barro and lee’s projection, and the singapore department of statistics. data education attainment was in the form of five-year frequency; therefore, the data were interpolated into yearly form following ulku (2004). meanwhile, data on female educational attainment for singapore was obtained from the singapore department of statistics in annual form. the countries involved in this study were indonesia, malaysia, the philippines, thailand, singapore, vietnam, cambodia, brunei, india, sri lanka, nepal, pakistan, bangladesh, china, japan, mongolia, south korea, turkey, myanmar, iran, iraq, yemen, saudi arabia, afghanistan, jordan, kazakhstan, united arab emirates, tajikistan, israel, laos, kyrgyzstan, kuwait, armenia, qatar, bahrain, cyprus, maldives, hong kong, and macau. panel ardl estimation before applying cointegration and causality tests, the stationary and integration level tests were first performed. for unit root, levin, lin & chu, im, pesaran, and shin, augmented dickey-fuller (adf), and phillips perron tests were applied to test stationarity data and confirm that no series exceeded the integration of order i(1). the cointegration test was then held to check that all variables were cointegrated as the required conditions before estimating the panel ardl. this study applied three cointegration tests: the kao, the pedroni, and the westerlund tests. the estimation of female labor force participation and fertility was conducted in a panel data framework using panel ardl analysis based on the use of three alternative estimators: the mean group estimator (mg), the pooled mean group estimator (pmg), and the dynamic fixed effects (dfe) estimator. this study employed annual panel data of the selected macroeconomic indicators from asian countries from 1990 to 2018. panel data analysis involves a combination of cross-section (n) and time series (t) observations for analysis. in this study, n= 39 (countries) and t= 29 (from 1990-2018). the panel ardl can simultaneously estimate the long-run and short-run parameters of the model yet avoid stationary data problems. moreover, it is not necessary to determine the order of integration between variables in advance. based on pesaran et al. (1999), the dynamic heterogeneous panel regression can be incorporated into the error-correction model using the autoregressive distributed lag ardl(p,q) technique, where p is the lag of the dependent variable and q is the lag of the independent variables. the optimal lag is selected based on the aic, which is more suitable and superior than other criteria in the case of a small sample lower than 60 crosssectional observations (liew, 2004). it is because aic minimizes the change of nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 277 underestimation while maximizing the change of recovering the true lag length. according to aic, the optimum lag for both dependent and independent variables is 4; however, having a lag of more than one will reduce the degree of freedom. besides, this study only had 29 years, which was not long enough to overextend the lag. therefore, the analyses in this study used a lag of one for both dependent and independent variables. it is supported by pesaran et al. (1999) and demetriades and hook law (2006), who stated that it is recommended to impose a common lag structure across countries under the limitation of the data. the generalized ardl (p,q,q,…q) model is specified as: 𝑦𝑖𝑡 = ∑ 𝜆𝑖𝑗 𝑝 𝑗=1 𝑦𝑖,𝑡−𝑗 + ∑ 𝛿𝑖𝑗 ′𝑞 𝑗=0 𝑋𝑖,𝑡−𝑗 + 𝜇𝑖 + 𝑖𝑡 (1) where 𝑡 = 1,2, … , 𝑇 and, 𝑖 = 1,2, … . 𝑁, where 𝑦𝑖𝑡 is the dependent variable (female labor force participation), xit is a k x 1 vector of explanatory variables (fertility rate and female education) allowed to be purely i(0) or i(1) or cointegrated. 𝜇𝑖 is the fixed effects, 𝜆𝑖𝑗 is the coefficient of the lagged dependent variable called a scalar. 𝛿𝑖𝑗 ′ is k x 1 coefficient vectors. p, q are optimal lag order, and 𝑖,𝑡 is the error term. the re-parameterized ardl (p,q,q,….q) error correction model is specified as: ∆𝑦𝑖𝑡 = 𝜙𝑖 𝑦𝑖,𝑡−1 + 𝛽𝑖 ′ 𝑋𝑖,𝑡 + ∑ 𝜆𝑖𝑗 ∗ ∆𝑦𝑖,𝑡−𝑗 𝑝−1 𝑗=1 + ∑ 𝛿𝑖𝑗 ∗′∆𝑋𝑖,𝑡−𝑗 𝑞−1 𝑗=0 + 𝜇𝑖 + 𝑖𝑡 (2a) where y is the total fertility rate, and x is a set of independent variables. 𝑖 = 1,2, … , 𝑁 and 𝑡 = 1,2, … , 𝑇 where 𝜙𝑖 = −(1 − ∑ λ𝑖𝑗 𝑝 𝑗=1 ), 𝛽𝑖 = ∑ 𝛿𝑖𝑗 𝑞 𝑗=0 , 𝜆𝑖𝑗 ∗ = − ∑ λ𝑖𝑚 𝑝 𝑚=𝑗+1 , 𝑗 = 1,2, … , 𝑝 − 1 and 𝛿𝑖𝑗 ∗ = − ∑ 𝛿𝑖𝑚 𝑞 𝑚=𝑗+1 , 𝑗 = 1,2, … , 𝑞 − 1 if there are t observations for each group, equation (3.2) can be written as: ∆𝑦𝑖 = 𝜙𝑖 𝑦𝑖,−1 + 𝑋𝑖 𝛽𝑖 + ∑ 𝜆𝑖𝑗 ∗ ∆𝑦𝑖,−𝑗 + ∑ ∆𝑋𝑖,−𝑗 𝛿𝑖𝑗 ∗ + 𝜇𝑖 𝑙 + 𝑖 𝑞−1 𝑗=0 𝑝−1 𝑗=1 (2b) 𝑖 = 1,2, … . , 𝑁 , and 𝑦𝑖 = (𝑦𝑖1, … . . 𝑦𝑖𝑇) ′ is a 𝑇𝑥1 vector of the observation on the dependent variable of the ith group, 𝑋𝑖 = (𝑥𝑖1, … . . 𝑥𝑖𝑇) ′ is a 𝑇𝑥𝑘 matrix of observations on the regressors that vary both cross groups and periods, 𝑙 = (1, … .1)′ is a 𝑇𝑥1 vector of 1s, 𝑦𝑖,−𝑗 and 𝑋𝑖,−𝑗 is j period lagged values of 𝑦𝑖 and 𝑋𝑖 and ∆𝑦𝑖 = 𝑦𝑖 − 𝑦𝑖−1, ∆𝑋𝑖 = 𝑋𝑖 − 𝑋𝑖,−1, ∆𝑦𝑖 and ∆𝑋𝑖,−𝑗 are j period lagged values of ∆𝑦𝑖 and ∆𝑋𝑖 and 𝑖 = ( 𝑖1, … . 𝑖𝑇 ) ′. pesaran et al. (1999) asserted that panel ardl could be used with variables with a different order of integration; the short-run and long-run effects can be estimated simultaneously from a data set with cross-section and time dimensions. the ardl model nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 278 also produces consistent coefficients despite the possibility of endogeneity because it includes the lags of dependent and independent variables (pesaran et al., 1999). the key features of the three different panel ardl estimators are presented as follows. pooled mead group (pmg) the salient feature of pmg is that it allows the short-run coefficients, including the intercepts, the speed of adjustment, and the error variances, to be heterogeneous between countries, while in the long-run coefficients, it is homogenous across countries. however, there are several requirements for the validity, consistency, and efficiency of this methodology. 1. first, the existence of a long-run relationship between the variables of interest requires the coefficient on the error-correction term to be negative. 2. an important assumption for the consistency of the ardl model is that the residuals resulting from the error-correction model are serially uncorrelated, and the explanatory variables can be treated as exogenous. 3. the relative size of t and n is crucial since when both are large, it allows the researchers to use the dynamic panel technique, which helps avoid bias in the mean estimators and resolves the heterogeneity issue. mean group (mg) the mean group estimates separate regression for each country, both for the long-run and short-run, and the coefficients are calculated as unweighted means of the estimated coefficients for each country. thus, it allows all coefficients to be heterogeneous in the long-run and short-run. however, this method needs to have a sufficiently large time series (t) and cross country (n), covering 20 to 30 countries to keep the results' consistency and validity. dynamic fixed effect (dfe) the dynamic fixed effect estimator restricts the coefficients of the cointegrating vector to be equal across all panels. it also limits the speed of the adjustment coefficients and the short-run coefficients to be identical for all countries. however, it allows for countryspecific intercepts. model selection to select the best models among the pmg, mg, and dfe estimators, the hausman test was employed to test whether there was a significant difference among these estimators. the test's null hypothesis is no significant difference between pmg and mg or between pmg and dfe. if the probability value is less than 0.05, the decision is to reject the null hypothesis. if the null hypothesis is not rejected, the pmg estimator is preferred. nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 279 panel granger causality test to investigate the direction of causality between fertility and female labor force participation, dumitrescu and hurlin granger's non-causality test was applied. the equations are written as follow: 𝐹𝐿𝐹𝑃𝑡 = 𝛼𝑜1 + ∑ 𝛽1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐿𝐹𝑃𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ 𝛽2𝑖 𝑞 𝑖=1 𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑡−𝑖 +𝑢1𝑡 2c 𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑡 = 𝛼𝑜2 + ∑ 𝛿1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=1 𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ 𝛿2𝑖 𝑞 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐿𝐹𝑃𝑡−𝑖 +𝑢2𝑡 2d 𝐹𝐿𝐹𝑃𝑡 = 𝛼𝑜3 + ∑ ɵ1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐿𝐹𝑃𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ ɵ2𝑖 𝑞 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐸𝐷𝑈𝑡−𝑖 +𝑢3𝑡 2e 𝐹𝐸𝐷𝑈𝑡 = 𝛼𝑜4 + ∑ ɸ1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐸𝐷𝑈𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ ɸ2𝑖 𝑞 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐿𝐹𝑃𝑡−𝑖 +𝑢4𝑡 2f 𝐹𝐸𝐷𝑈𝑡 = 𝛼𝑜5 + ∑ ɤ1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐸𝐷𝑈𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ ɤ2𝑖 𝑞 𝑖=1 𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑡−𝑖 +𝑢5𝑡 2g 𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑡 = 𝛼𝑜6 + ∑ µ1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=1 𝑇𝐹𝑅𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ µ2𝑖 𝑞 𝑖=1 𝐹𝐸𝐷𝑈𝑡−𝑖 +𝑢6𝑡 2h if the coefficient of the lagged fertility (tfr) in (2c) 𝛽2𝑖 is significantly different from zero, and the set of estimated coefficients of lagged female labor (flfp) in (2d) 𝛿2𝑖 is not significantly different from zero, it means there is uni-directional causality from fertility to female labor and vice versa. if both coefficient 𝛽2𝑖 and 𝛿2𝑖 are significantly different from zero; thus, flfp and tfr perform bi-direction causality. if both coefficient 𝛽2𝑖 and 𝛿2𝑖 are not significantly different from zero; thus, flfp and tfr are independent. a similar interpretation for the equations (2e) and (2f) is for female labor-female education, and equations (2g) and (2h) are for female education-fertility. result and discussion the effect of fertility on female labor force participation was evaluated in this section using panel ardl methods. besides, female education was included as the explanatory variable. the descriptive statistic and correlation coefficients for the estimated variables are in table 1 and table 2. descriptive statistics female labor participation ranged from the lowest of almost 6 % for yemen in 2018 to 82 % for nepal in 2018. the tfr was 0.86 for the lowest in macau in 2003, and the highest was in yemen at 8.6 children per woman in 1990. for female education, the number started at 0.1 years in yemen in 1990, and the highest was 13.6 years in south korea in 2018. nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 280 table 1 descriptive statistics variable obs mean std. dev. min max flfpr 1.131 45.61963 18.81566 5.983 81.841 tfr 1.131 2.840403 1.357057 0.86 8.606 f_edu 1.131 6.641326 3.197232 0.1 13.6 table 2 correlation coefficients flfpr tfr f-edu flfpr 1 tfr -0.3626 1 f-edu 0.1214 -0.5894 1 table 2 shows the correlation between variables, and it can be seen that fertility and female labor force participation had a negative correlation, likewise for fertility and female education. meanwhile, there was a positive correlation between female education and female labor participation. panel unit root test table 3 displays the unit root test of the variables involved. fertility was stationary, while female labor force participation and female education were stationary at first. the stationary test was held to ensure that there was no second-order integration. due to mixed levels of integration between the series, the study thus proceeded to apply the panel ardl approach rather than the traditional static panel model. table 3 unit root test variable level llc lm, ps adf pp tfr level -16.396*** (0.000) -12.879*** (0.000) 388.592*** (0.000) 398.534*** (0.000) flpr level -3.0748*** (0.0011) 0.64297 (0.7399) 92.7915 (0.1211) 90.2375 (0.1622) flpr 1st diff -8.2161*** (0.0000) -12.020*** (0.0000) 327.055*** (0.0000) 361.541*** (0.0000) f-edu level -3.3188*** (0.0005) 3.24314 (0.9994) 62.3638 (0.9019) 83.4584 (0.3155) f-edu 1st diff -6.9218*** (0.0000) -4.2056*** (0.0000) 199.381*** (0.0000) 407.995*** (0.0000) source: author’s calculations using eviews and stata. numbers between parentheses refer to the probability of the test statistics. the null hypothesis of these tests is that the panel series has a unit root. notes: *, **, and *** indicate significance at 10 %, at 5 %, and at 1 %. panel cointegration test panel cointegration tests were performed to ensure that the variables were cointegrated before running the panel ardl estimation and panel causality tests. according to the pedroni (1999) and kao (1999) tests, the probabilities showed significance at a one percent level, while the probability was insignificant for the westerlund test. saying that nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 281 two among three tests were cointegrated, it can be concluded that there was cointegration among the model variables. table 4 cointegration test pedroni test kao test westerlund test modified phillips-perron t 3.9002*** (0.0000) modified dickeyfuller t 3.5141*** (0.0002) variance ratio -0.3640 (0.3579) phillips-perron t 2.5475*** (0.0054) dickey-fuller t 3.0211*** (0.0013) augmented dickey-fuller t 3.5278*** (0.0002) augmented dickeyfuller t 2.5997*** (0.0047) unadjusted modified dickey-fuller t 3.9957*** (0.0000) unadjusted dickeyfuller t 3.7152*** (0.0001) source: author’s calculations using stata. numbers between parentheses refer to the probability of the test statistics. the null hypothesis of these tests is that there is no cointegration. notes: *, **, and *** indicate significance at 10 %, at 5 %, and at 1 %. panel ardl estimation according to table 5, between pmg and mg model, the hausman test result showed that the p-value (the number in the parentheses) was 0.0359, less than 0.05. under the null hypothesis that pmg is more efficient, the null hypothesis was rejected; thus, mg was a consistent and efficient estimation than pmg. for the second hausman test, comparing pmg and dfe, the p-value was 0.000, giving the consequence that dfe was a better estimation than pmg under the null hypothesis that pmg is more efficient. for the third hausman test comparing mg and dfe, the probability was 0.7249; thus, it failed to reject the null hypothesis. in other words, dfe was a better estimation than mg, under the null hypothesis that dfe is more efficient than mg. hence, it can be concluded that among the three models, dfe was the best estimation. the ect or the speed of convergence to equilibrium was significant at a one percent level, indicating long-run cointegration among the variables in the panel. any deviations from long-run equilibrium were corrected at 3.27% adjustment speed. therefore, the result interpretation referred to the dfe as the best estimation according to the hausman test. once again, the dfe estimation restricts the coefficients of the cointegrating vector to be homogeneous across all panels and limits the speed of adjustment coefficients and the short-run coefficients to be identical for all countries. in the long run, the fertility coefficient was negative, yet it was not significant. fertility did not significantly affect female labor force participation in the long run. it might be due to the flexibility of job roles, such as maternity leave; after mothers deliver a baby within a certain period, they will return to continue their work. azimi (2015) supports the finding whereby no effect of fertility on female employment in the case of iran. hupkau and leturcq (2016) also found that family size did not impact employment for highand intermediate-skilled women, but the effect was large and inversely correlated in the long run for low-skilled women. nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 282 table 5 panel ardl estimation d.lflpr pooled mean group mean group dynamic fixed effect coefficient std. err coefficient std. err coefficient std. err lr tfr 2.615547*** 0.251522 -8.0487 7.449 -0.5334 1.47127 f-edu 2.567861*** 0.25364 -0.2715 2.449 1.3533* 0.724538 sr ect -0.0343* 0.018729 0.2105*** 0.0298 0.0327*** 0.007495 δ tfr 0.451256 1.314491 4.7147 3.1283 0.83955** 0.400212 δ f-edu 0.063444 0.135565 0.0290 0.852 0.029524 0.048539 intercept 1.162044* 0.617529 8.9529 1.9109*** 1.3437*** 0.432417 hausman test 6.651 (0.0359) 38.122 (0.0000) 0.643 (0.7249) pmg, mg >> mg pmg, dfe >> dfe mg, dfe >> dfe notes: *, **, and *** indicate significance at 10 %, at 5 %, and at 1 %. estimations are done by using xtpmg in stata. the pooled mean group, mean group, and dynamic fixed effects control country and time effects. while the first panel (lr) shows long-run effects, the second panel reports both short-run effects (sr) and the speed of adjustment (ect). the lag structure is ardl (1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1). the data are from 1990–2018. another reason is the availability of childcare services that provide facilities and services to care for babies, thus enabling mothers to do works. this condition is easily found in developed countries, such as south korea, singapore, and japan (cho, 2006). besides, family-friendly labor market policies also contribute to the convenience and ease of working mothers while having small children at home. hence, the presence of children does not affect female labor participation in the long run. meanwhile, in the short run, fertility was negatively significant at a five percent level. the fertility coefficient can be interpreted that one unit of fertility rate for each increase will reduce the percentage of female labor force participation by 0.84. this result aligns with the expectation that any increase in fertility will reduce female labor participation and is supported by the studies of tsani et al. (2013) and mishra and smyth (2010). the presence of children discourages women from taking part in the labor force, especially if the husband earns a high income that can meet all the family’s needs. according to chevalier and viitanen (2002), the negative relationship was also motivated by the lack of childcare facilities, which could constrain women to participate in labor. furthermore, social culture or religion may also contribute to the limitation of women for only doing domestic activities and taking care of their children. shittu and abdullah (2019) considered that this condition similarly happened in the past period in malaysia, brunei, myanmar, and indonesia, in which most of the population is muslim. it is believed that in islam, the wife’s priority role is to do domestic activities, such as taking care of their children. in addition, lower fertility rates free up time for married women, thereby encouraging them to enter the labor force. as women increasingly participate in the labor market, their opportunity cost for having children raises. for this reason, they tend to have fewer children. nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 283 furthermore, female education was significantly positive on female labor force participation at a ten percent level in the long run. the coefficient explains that any additional one year of female education attainment will significantly increase the female labor participation rate by 1.35. the finding supports the expectation that education plays a crucial role in determining female participation in economic activities. as the education level of females increases, the woman starts to get more share in the labor force. in this case, education raises job opportunities, including for females. in this study, female education was significant in increasing the welfare of societies and families because it raised women's productivity through labor market participation. here, education provides the basic skill to empower females and enhances women’s status in society. the female probability of participating in economic activities is higher as the level of education increases. educated women also encourage more on children’s education hence producing a good future generation. in the short run, however, the effect of female education on female labor participation was not significant. the impact of any improvement in education could not immediately change the participation of females in the labor market. nevertheless, it took a certain period to be translated into skills, and human capital improvement from education is an investment in human capital. it is reinforced by becker’s (1964) human capital theory, stating that education is an investment due to the expected return in the future. according to the asian development bank (2016), female labor force participation does not necessarily increase with education; narrowing education gaps is insufficient to bring more women into work. the phenomena can be seen in some countries in asia. for example, in china, more educated women are less likely to work. meanwhile, in pakistan, women with intermediate education are less likely to work than women with low or advanced education. in indonesia, diagnostics suggest a higher demand for educated and skilled female workers, particularly in urban areas. in china, in rural areas, both male and female labor force participation rates decrease with educational attainment, though more steeply for women. however, in urban areas, participation rises with educational attainment, particularly for women. causality fertility-female labor to investigate the causal relationship between female labor force participation and fertility rate, the study applied the causality test by dumitrescu and hurlin (2012) to test granger causality in panel datasets. as presented in table 6, under the null hypothesis that fertility does not granger-cause female labor participation, the results showed that the null hypothesis was rejected at a one percent level, indicating that fertility caused female labor participation. besides, for the second null hypothesis, stating that female labor participation does not granger-cause fertility, the results revealed rejection of the null hypothesis as the probability value was significant at one percent level. thus, there was a consistency of a bidirectional relationship between female labor force participation and fertility. in other words, fertility is both a trigger and a consequence of female labor force participation. bi-direction relationships between female labor participation and fertility were also found in the study done by engelhardt et al. (2004) in the case of france, nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 284 italy, west germany, and the united kingdom for 1960-1994. a more recent study conducted by subramanian et al. (2016) similarly revealed bidirectional causality between fertility and female labor participation for the case of asean-5 countries. other supporting findings of the bi-directional relationship could be found in mishra and smyth (2010) for oecd countries and salamaliki et al. (2012) for the case of the united states. table 6 dumitrescu & hurlin’s (2012) granger non-causality test null hypothesis statistic p-value tfr does not granger-cause flfpr w-bar = 5.0853 z-bar = 18.0404 z-bar tilde = 15.1947 0.0000 0.0000 flfpr does not granger-cause tfr w-bar = 12.4924 z-bar = 50.7489 z-bar tilde = 43.3431 0.0000 0.0000 f_edu does not granger-cause flfpr w-bar = 3.1543 z-bar = 9.5131 z-bar tilde = 7.8564 0.0000 0.0000 flfpr does not granger-cause f_edu w-bar = 3.4503 z-bar = 10.8201 z-bar tilde = 8.9811 0.0000 0.0000 f_edu does not granger-cause tfr w-bar = 8.8850 z-bar = 34.8192 z-bar tilde = 29.6343 0.0000 0.0000 tfr does not granger-cause f_edu w-bar = 2.5728 z-bar = 6.9452 z-bar tilde = 5.6464 0.0000 0.0000 source: author’s calculation using xtgcause in stata in this study, a bi-direction relationship also exists between female labor participation and female education and between fertility and female education, as shown by the probability value being significant at one percent level. hence, it can be concluded that female education is both the cause and the consequence of female labor participation and fertility. conclusion the study investigates the relationship between fertility, female education, and female labor participation and concludes that fertility and female education significantly impacted female labor force participation in asian countries based on panel ardl estimation. meanwhile, fertility was negatively significant in the short run; however, female education was positively significant in the long run. in this regard, female participation in the labor market plays a pivotal role in advancing the countries' economies. thus, it needs appropriate policies to be taken to encourage women to participate in the labor force. to enhance women's participation in the labor force, the government should have policies to reduce fertility rates, such as promoting the familyplanning program by encouraging contraceptives, increasing the quality of maternal and child health, and reducing child mortality. the policies to reduce fertility, especially for nazah, duasa, & arifin fertility and female labor force participation … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 285 those countries with high fertility, are mostly for emerging countries. however, for low fertility countries, the government needs to encourage fertility to prevent labor shortages in the future. the provision of childcare facilities and services and family-friendly working policies can be addressed to motivate women to participate in the labor market regardless of the presence of children. moreover, increasing female education is crucial since females are more likely to participate in economic and business activities as the education level increases. females with education have more opportunities to get better jobs and have more options to select jobs. even though mothers work from home while taking care of their children, educated women have higher possibilities to earn more income. some recommendations for future research are that studies can be made into groups based on income, such as high-income countries and low-income countries. another suggestion for classification can also be based on low-fertility and high-fertility rate countries to see the comparison. references aaronson, d., dehejia, r., jordan, a., pop-eleches, c., samii, c., & schulze, k. 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(2004). r&d, innovation, and economic growth: an empirical analysis. international monetary fund working papers, wp/04/185, pp. 2-35. retrieved from https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=ulku,%20h.%20.%20rd,%20innovation,%2 0and%20economic%20growth:%20an%20empirical%20analysis,%20international %20monetary%20fund%20working%20papers,%20wp04185,%20pp.%202-35 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2013.04.043 https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=ulku,%20h.%20.%20rd,%20innovation,%20and%20economic%20growth:%20an%20empirical%20analysis,%20international%20monetary%20fund%20working%20papers,%20wp04185,%20pp.%202-35 https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=ulku,%20h.%20.%20rd,%20innovation,%20and%20economic%20growth:%20an%20empirical%20analysis,%20international%20monetary%20fund%20working%20papers,%20wp04185,%20pp.%202-35 https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=ulku,%20h.%20.%20rd,%20innovation,%20and%20economic%20growth:%20an%20empirical%20analysis,%20international%20monetary%20fund%20working%20papers,%20wp04185,%20pp.%202-35 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 2, oktober 2021 article type: research paper infrastructure, gross regional domestic product, and convergence of human development index joko susanto abstract: due to a disparity in human development index (hdi) among regencies and cities in special region of yogyakarta, this study aimed to examine whether hdi convergence occurred in this province. the data were sourced from the statistics of special region of yogyakarta, including hdi, infrastructure, and gross regional domestic product in four regencies and one city from 2001 to 2019. the infrastructure consists of installed electricity, education, and health facilities. the results showed an absence of hdi convergence between regions in the special region of yogyakarta. furthermore, hdi growth in the impoverished region was slower than in leading ones, resulting in a gap. the infrastructure gap made the impoverished region unable to catch up with leading ones, causing an hdi divergence. in contrast, gross regional domestic product (grdp) has no impact on hdi. therefore, the government needs to improve infrastructure in disadvantaged areas to increase hdi. keywords: human development index; convergence; infrastructure jel classification: j08; o21; r11 introduction convergence discussions are increasingly attractive because many developing countries worsen, while some states experience high economic growth (islam, 2003). emerging countries struggle with income disparity, yet economic development that focuses on macroeconomic growth overlooks the huge regional disparities (postoiu & bușega, 2015). consequently, income inequality emerges due to disparities in resource ownership. one contributing factor to economic growth is resources, which are acquired and used easily when sufficiently distributed in a region. the neo-classical growth theory states that the income disparity between regions declines with economic development. this means that a poor area's growth is faster than that of a wealthy location (barro & sala-i-martin, 2004). the poorer regions could catch up to the richer regions' per capita income, resulting in income convergence and steady-state conditions when the returns to scale are constant. regional economic growth differences due to technological diversity diminish due to the free movement of capital and labor between areas. affiliation: department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas pembangunan nasional "veteran" yogyakarta, special region of yogyakarta, indonesia *correspondence: jk.susanto.68@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.7619 citation: susanto, j. (2021). infrastructure, gross regional domestic product, and convergence of human development index. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 244-255. article history received: 29 nov 2019 revised: 11 aug 2021 17 sep 2021 accepted: 20 sep 2021 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=vuaielaaaaaj&hl=en https://ekonomi.upnyk.ac.id/prodi-29-sekilas-pandang-prodi-ilmu-ekonomi.html https://ekonomi.upnyk.ac.id/prodi-29-sekilas-pandang-prodi-ilmu-ekonomi.html https://ekonomi.upnyk.ac.id/prodi-29-sekilas-pandang-prodi-ilmu-ekonomi.html https://ekonomi.upnyk.ac.id/prodi-29-sekilas-pandang-prodi-ilmu-ekonomi.html https://ekonomi.upnyk.ac.id/prodi-29-sekilas-pandang-prodi-ilmu-ekonomi.html https://ekonomi.upnyk.ac.id/prodi-29-sekilas-pandang-prodi-ilmu-ekonomi.html mailto:jk.susanto.68@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7619 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7619&domain=pdf susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 245 inter-regional inequality covers income (gyawali et al., 2008; hammond, 2006), labor productivity (cette et al., 2018; pouvelle & mitra, 2012; udjianto et al., 2018), and hdi imbalance (erdal et al., 2006; singh & sharma, 2017). hammond (2006) stated that the medium-sized metropolitan regions tend to converge, while non-metropolitan areas diverge. in line with this, gyawali et al. (2008) analyzed income convergence for rural and suburban areas. the result showed that the rapid growth of the rural and poor sub-urban areas makes poor regions catch up with the rich ones. a previous study in bulgaria found that labor productivity has increased and converged with the european union (pouvelle & mitra, 2012). similarly, according to cette et al. (2018), the productivity gap between businesses has shrunk, indicating a convergence. udjianto et al. (2018) found a propensity for labor productivity convergence among districts in gunungkidul regency. specifically, labor productivity in disadvantaged areas rises faster than in wealthy areas. as a result, this reduced the disparity in labor productivity between districts. moreover, erdal et al. (2006) showed a convergence trend in education and per capita income, the two factors influencing the human development index (hdi). therefore, convergence in education and per capita income leads to convergence in hdi. the hdi is a summary measure of average accomplishment in human development, such as a long, healthy, and decent life and being knowledgeable. life expectancy at birth is used to calculate the health dimension. similarly, the knowledge dimension is measured through indicators of average school length and duration. the expenditure dimension (decent living standard) is shown by per capita expenditure, while higher hdi reflects improved welfare as a development indicator. therefore, the hdi is increased by improving these three dimensions. the community's health and knowledge increase when health infrastructure and education are developed. furthermore, better health and knowledge increase economic growth, per capita income, and expenditure, improving living standards. a regional hdi disparity is caused by the concentration of investment in specific areas indicated by excellent physical infrastructure. the term "infrastructure" refers to basic structures and procedures that facilitate businesses. they include physical and nonphysical infrastructure, such as main railways, roads, canals, harbors, public health, education, and the social system. the excellent infrastructure encourages higher efficiency returns for investors, encouraging them to invest in the leading region (chakravorty, 2003). in this regard, cities with good facilities are new investment destinations for companies seeking to build factories to lower production costs for more competitive products. therefore, there is a close correlation between investment and infrastructure. investment is attracted to places close to markets or ports, besides infrastructure. large companies choose an area in big cities with many consumers to minimize transportation costs. therefore, regions with insufficient investment experience difficulty boosting economic growth due to a smaller output than their potential. consequently, the lower output indicates a lower value-added and community income that cannot increase per susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 246 capita expenditure to improve living standards. therefore, government support is needed to increase income in impoverished regions. for this reason, access to markets through infrastructure improvements is an essential determinant to raise firm productivity (lall et al., 2004). the infrastructure could be physical, such as electricity, drinking water, transportation, telecommunications, or social, including education, training, and health. the excellent infrastructure reduces production costs and creates higher productivity. therefore, infrastructure development is critical in boosting national economic growth because transportation is the backbone of goods and passenger mobility. facilities such as electricity and telecommunications are related to the nation's modernization efforts, meaning that their provision is critical in increasing labor productivity. an area’s economic progress is determined by energy availability, an essential component in all economic activities. energy is input in economic development to complement other inputs such as capital, labor, and raw material. therefore, it is a crucial input for supporting economic growth and living standards. in line with this, stern (2011) emphasized the importance of analyzing the alteration effects of energy on economic growth, hampered by limited energy. one type of energy increasingly utilized is electric power due to its essential role in running most instruments. the practical aspect supports the community to utilize the electric power for operating some instruments. they replace some manual with electric instruments, encouraging the progress of sectors such as industry, trade, hotels, restaurants, and tourism. consequently, the growth of productive economic sectors increases income and community living standards. human resource development is associated with the growth of the education and health sectors. education plays an essential role in creating human capital, significantly impacting economic growth (kefela, 2010). moreover, the quality of human resources determines success in realizing sustainable growth and global competitiveness (taty et al., 2017). the nation's advantage depends on the quality of the human resource or capital operating a high-tech machine to ensure an efficient production process. as a result, higher efficiency in economic activities results in a higher value-added (blaga & jozsef, 2014). health progress could be realized by adding or upgrading the facilities and their accessibility by the community. the excellent health infrastructure provides adequate services for the community, improving public health. furthermore, healthier communities produce more output, which helps raise income. health improvement also boosts per capita income directly because labor produces more output (acemoglu & johnson, 2007). similarly, healthier individuals produce higher output, while poor health lowers labor productivity (cole & neumayer, 2006), causing backwardness in many countries. infrastructure development has a significant multiplier effect on the economy of the impoverished region. in contrast, infrastructure improvements aid the expansion of regional economic potential. cities with improved infrastructure produce more output, resulting in higher economic growth. however, the impoverished regions catch up to the progressive areas through better infrastructure (barro & sala-i-martin, 2004). as a result, susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 247 a convergence is marked by a decrease in regional inequality, which eliminates hdi disparity due to the higher growth in the lagging areas. the convergence concept refers to sigma and beta convergence. sigma convergence exhibits a reduction in regional differences, as measured by the standard deviation of the logarithms of per capita income between regions. a decrease in the sigma value implies convergence and vice versa. in contrast, based on the beta convergence, poor regions could catch up with rich regions in per capita income (barro & sala-i-martin, 2004). the beta convergence could be absolute or conditional. absolute convergence refers to assessments based on initial income levels without utilizing control variables that describe the characteristics of each region. also, the steady-state conditions in each area are assumed to be the same, while other variables that vary between regions, such as investment and population growth, are not considered in convergence estimates. conditional convergence analysis shows how the control variable affects steady-state circumstances. in this study, conditional convergence was calculated by adding the infrastructure and gross regional domestic product (gdrp), expected to affect the steady-state conditions of each region. previous empirical studies exhibited an hdi convergence, while others showed opposite results. singh and sharma (2017) showed that the human development index (hdi) in the impoverished states moved faster towards convergence than in developed regions. similarly, bunnag (2019) examined the hdi convergence in the mekong economy. the results showed that increasing openness or trade would minimize the hdi gap between the mekong countries. conversely, mazumdar (2002) found that hdi convergence did not occur across african countries. similarly, asongu (2013) examined african convergence in real per capita gdp and inequality-adjusted human development. the findings showed that the income component of the human development index (hdi) moves slower than others in the convergence process. however, few studies have examined hdi convergence in indonesia. taryono (2014) found a decline in hdi disparity across regencies and cities in riau. however, agustin (2019) analyzed hdi disparity by contingency test and found inequality in hdi across regencies and cities in indonesia. the high hdi disparity in the special region of yogyakarta is reflected in a sharp difference in hdi scores across regions. the hdi in yogyakarta municipality and sleman regency in 2019 are 86.85 and 83.85, respectively, while bantul and kulon progo regencies have 80.10 and 79.99 hdi scores, respectively. in contrast, gunungkidul regency has a moderate hdi score of 69.96, as shown in table 1. the good economic performance of the special region of yogyakarta is hampered by a discrepancy in regional hdi due to an infrastructure gap across areas. therefore, infrastructure and disparities in income, education, and public health cause the hdi score to vary across regions. the government has overcome this problem through infrastructure development to support economic growth, especially in an impoverished areas, to catch up with the developed regions. when this objective is realized, the differential in hdi across regions would diminish. susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 248 table 1 human development index by regency/city, 2014-2019 hdi 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 kulon progo 70.68 71.52 73.23 73.23 79.53 79.99 bantul 77.11 77.99 78.42 78.67 79.45 80.01 gunungkidul 67.03 67.41 68.73 68.73 69.24 69.96 sleman 80.73 81.20 82.85 82.85 83.42 83.85 yogyakarta 83.78 84.56 85.49 85.49 86.11 86.85 sources: statistics of special region of yogyakarta research method this study utilized the central bureau of statistics (bps) data on the hdi score, installed electricity, education, and health facilities in the regencies or cities of special region of yogyakarta. the data were accompanied by the gross regional domestic product (grdp) of the regencies and cities. the study started in 2001 when the regional autonomy began and ended in 2019 because this publication was the latest during the study period. it was conducted in the regencies of sleman, bantul, kulon progo, gunungkidul, and yogyakarta municipality. the human development index in this study refers to the value of the human development index, while the installed electricity is the maximum electric power. furthermore, education refers to the number of teachers per vocational high school, while the health facility represents the number of beds in a hospital. gross regional domestic product (grdp) refers to gross regional domestic product at 2010 constant price. this study covers the condition of the hdi by regency or city in the special region of yogyakarta and the variables that influenced hdi from 2001-2019. therefore, panel data, a combination of cross-sectional and time-series data, were used. data panels have some superiority over cross-sectional or time-series data (baltagi, 2005). individual effects are often used in panel data, shown by the intercept that varies across the region. moreover, the chow test was used to choose a precise model between the fixed or common effects. the mackinnon, white, and davidson (mwd) test were used to determine whether the model is linear or non-linear. the study model is outlined in the following error correction model (ecm). +++++= − == −− = −  jit k j ij k j jitijjit k j ijtiiit hospiteduelecthdihdi 010 1,  1 0 − = + t k j ij ectgrdp (1) hdi: human development index (point), elect: installed electrical (megawatt= mw), edu: number of teachers per vocational school (persons), hospit: number of health facilities (bed), grdp: gross regional domestic product (billion rupiahs), ectt-1: error correction term. susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 249 equations (1) is an overview of the hdi convergence when the coefficient ω is negative (ω < 0). the speed of convergence (λ) is calculated according to λ = ln(1+β)/t, with t denoting the length of time series data (paas et al., 2007). one of the regression prerequisites is stationary residuals that produce consistent and unbiased estimators. this study utilized the unit root test, based on im, pesaran, and shin (ips) (2003), to identify whether a series variable is non-stationary and possesses a unit root. also, the unit root was accompanied by the pedroni cointegration test, which is based on engle-granger's two-step (residual-based) cointegration tests. pedroni proposed several tests for cointegration that allow for heterogeneous intercepts and trend coefficients across cross-sections. moreover, a lag selection model based on the akaike information criterion (aic) was used to identify the optimum lag length (liew, 2004). result and discussion the first analysis was descriptive statistics to describe data specifications (table 2). the highest and lowest hdi scores were 86.65 and 65.87 points in yogyakarta municipality and gunungkidul regency, respectively. in this case, the highest hdi score is associated with excellent infrastructure in yogyakarta municipality because it is the center of economic activity, especially in the tertiary sector. therefore, its performance was supported by excellent education, health facilities, and sufficient installed electricity. conversely, the hilly condition of gunungkidul regency makes it economically disadvantaged, especially in the secondary and tertiary sectors. furthermore, yogyakarta municipality had the highest ratio of teachers per school because it is a student city. conversely, the lowest number of teachers per school occurred in gunungkidul regency. table 2 descriptive statistic edu elect hospit grdp hdi mean 44.73 216.09 1067.15 13.62 74.96 median 45.37 182.36 821.00 12.28 74.49 maximum 62.36 810.26 3419.00 35.28 86.65 minimum 28.36 38.84 119.00 3.25 67.037 std. dev. 7.39 166.26 827.58 7.46 5.03 sleman regency had the largest installed electricity of 810.264 kwh. the regency needs adequate energy due to its broad scope and significant economic activities. therefore, the state electricity enterprise installed a large electricity energy source in this regency. conversely, gunungkidul had the lowest installed electricity due to its insignificant economic activities in secondary and tertiary sectors. the highest number of hospital beds was 3,419 units in sleman regency in 2019, while the lowest was 119 in gunungkidul regency in 2001. moreover, sleman has the highest grdp due to its strategic location and excellent infrastructure. in contrast, kulon progo regency has the least gdrp due to inadequate infrastructure. susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 250 the im, pesaran dan shin (ips) unit-roots test results indicated that all variables are not stationer at any level (table 3). however, the integration test order showed that all variables are stationer at first difference. therefore, this study utilized variables at first difference. table 3 the result of unit root test variable level prob. 1st difference prob. elect 2.320 0.99 -2.57* 0.01 edu -3.095 0.00* hospital -0.711 0.23 -2.78* 0.00 grdp -1.931 0.03* hdi -2.812 0.00* *stationer the pedroni cointegration test complements the unit root test. this result exhibited cointegration between variables on an indicator of panel pp-statistic, panel adf statistic, group pp-statistic, and group adf-statistic (table 4). therefore, there is a stationary linear combination among the variables in the model. the residual generated is stationary i(0). therefore, the estimated model is stable over time, or its variables have a causal relationship in one direction. table 4 the result of pedroni cointegration test within-dimension statistic prob. panel v-statistic -2.123 0.983 panel rho-statistic -0.108 0.457 panel pp-statistic -2.862* 0.002 panel adf-statistic -2.534* 0.006 between-dimension group rho-statistic 1.171 0.879 group pp-statistic -5.142* 0.000 group adf-statistic -4.932* 0.000 *cointegrated the next stage identified a better regression model between linear and non-linear, based on the mwd test. the result showed that z1 is not significant, while z2 is significant, meaning that the better model is linear (table 5). therefore, the regression was outlined in the linear model. table 5 the mwd test item coefficient prob. the better model z1 -0.001 0.99 linear z2 -0.013 0.00 the next test identified a precise model between the fixed or common effects. the chow test result showed that the superior model is fixed effects (table 6). however, this study could not choose a better model between fixed effects and random effects. the random effects estimation requires that the cross-sections be more than the coefficients between susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 251 estimators to approximate the innovation variance. therefore, the analysis was based on the fixed effects model. table 6 the result of chow test cross-section chi-square prob. superior model 37.564 0.000 fixed effects the next step before running the regression was to identify the optimum lag length. the too-long lag reduces the degree of freedom, while the excessive lag results in a missspecified model. therefore, the study used a lag selection model based on the akaike information criterion (aic). the result showed that the lag length of 1 was optimum lag (table 7). the vector auto-regression (var) with a lag length of 1 is parsimonious and useful in this study. table 7 the optimum lag-length lag length akaike information criterion 1 1 2.721 *) 1 2 2.801 2 2 3.360 *optimum lag-length the fixed-effects model showed the coefficient of determination (r2) of 0.458, meaning that the independent variables in the model explained 45.8% of hdi variation. in contrast, the remaining 54.2% is explained by other variables outside the model. also, the coefficient of determination was small because the analysis was based on the first difference variables, not at the level. a significant f value indicates that all independent variables affect the dependent variable. furthermore, the negative coefficient of error correction term (ect) shows that the error correction model (ecm) is precise. the coefficient regression of ect of -0.215 indicated that the speed of adjustment in hdi toward its equilibrium is 0.215 points per year (table 8). table 8 estimation results (fixed effects) no. variable coefficient t-statistic t-table (5%)** 1 δ hdi (t-1) 0.101 0.910 1.645 2 δ electricity installed (t) 0.004* 4.091 1.645 3 δ education (t) 0.033* 2.609 1.645 4 δ health facilities (t) 0.001* 2.409 1.645 5 δ grdp (t) -7.13e-06 -1.093 -1.645 6 error correction term (t-1) -0.215* -5.627 -1.645 7 constant 0.442* 3.579 1.645 dependent variable: δ hdi (t) adjusted-r2 = 0.458 f = 8.117* * significant at (α=5 percent) ** 1 tail test susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 252 the insignificant coefficient of the previous hdi (t-1) indicates that an increase in the hdi (last year) does not impact hdi (current year). the results show that the regression coefficient of hdi (t-1) is not negative, implying no convergence in the special region of yogyakarta. moreover, the hdi growth in impoverished regions is lower and unable to catch up with the developed regions, resulting in a gap in the hdi. the development in electricity, education, health facilities, and an increase in the gross domestic, regional product (grdp) cannot reduce a gap in the hdi among regencies or cities. however, this contradicts singh and sharma (2017), which showed that the low hdi states grew faster than the developed regions, resulting in hdi convergence across the indian states. the annual hdi growth in gunungkidul, an impoverished region, is 0.4%, and 0.8% in yogyakarta municipality. this finding was related to the poor infrastructure in gunungkidul. moreover, the number of hospital beds in gunungkidul is 0.4 units per thousand population, while sleman has a 24 unit per thousand population. the electricity consumption per capita in sleman is 0.48 mw per year, while gunungkidul residents only consume 0.21 mw yearly. furthermore, gunungkidul had only 28.36 teachers per vocational high school. in contrast, yogyakarta municipality, a student city, has 62.36 teachers per vocational high school. the installed electricity showed a positive regression coefficient with a magnitude of 0.004. therefore, an hdi rise by 0.004 points increases installed electricity by 1 mw, provided all other factors remain equal. consequently, an increase in electricity capacity indicates a better facility or infrastructure, making the production process more efficient at a lower cost. therefore, more goods and services are produced, meaning that better infrastructure supports economic growth and encourages a rise in hdi. there is a need to develop the tourism sector in gunungkidul, construct a new international airport in kulon progo, and increase the electric power supply in both regions. the two regions have inadequate energy supply with frequent rolling blackouts that disrupt some activities and harm economic performance. therefore, increasing the electricity supply would accelerate the economy and increase both regions' gross regional domestic product. subsequently, increasing gross regional domestic product (grdp) would encourage a higher income per capita, supporting the hdi's convergence in the special region of yogyakarta. education has a positive regression coefficient with a magnitude of 0.033. therefore, increasing the number of teachers per vocational high school by one person raises the hdi by 0.033 points in the short run, provided all other factors remain equal. more teachers increase the vocational high schools’ capacity to accommodate more young people to continue their studies. as a result, it promotes a higher mean year of school, raising the hdi score. this finding is consistent with adhadika and pujiyono (2014), which showed that higher education increases productivity, positively impacts people's income, and raises their expenditure and the hdi score. the regression coefficient of health facilities is significant with a magnitude of 0.001. this means that an increase in a hospital bed by 1 unit raises the hdi by 0.001. improved health susanto infrastructure, gross regional domestic product … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 253 infrastructure is followed by better public health and higher life expectancy, promoting hdi. furthermore, an investment in a health facility creates a better human resource, resulting in more output, higher income, a rise in expenditure, and increased hdi scores. this finding is in line with udjianto et al. (2018), which stated that developing health facilities encourages labor productivity convergence. the gross regional domestic product (grdp) regression coefficient is insignificant, meaning that its increase does not impact the hdi. grdp exhibited the goods and services resulting from the economic activities by local and non-local residents. part of grdp is income for several non-local residents involved in the production process. therefore, grdp does not reflect community income, and its increase does not raise the hdi score. conclusion there was no hdi convergence between areas in the special region of yogyakarta. growth in the hdi in the impoverished region was lower than in developed regions, resulting in a gap in the hdi. installed electricity, education, and health facilities increase per capita income, living standards, and the hdi. however, an increase in grdp does not impact the hdi. in line with regional autonomy, the provincial and local governments must cooperate to realize integrated planning, maintenance, and infrastructure development. moreover, the provincial government must promote infrastructure improvement to increase the hdi in impoverished regions. the infrastructure improvement enables the regions to catch up with the developed areas, encouraging hdi convergence. references acemoglu, d., & johnson, s. 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(2018). infrastructure and labour productivity convergence in gunungkidul region. jejak, 11(2), 356–374. https://doi.org/10.15294/jejak.v11i2.16057 https://doi.org/10.15294/jejak.v11i2.16057 jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment alfian hidayat* and purnami safitri abstract: the research analyzes the seaweed’s global value chain in west nusa tenggara since it is treated as the main export commodity of the province. the research focused on first, the governance or institutional setting of seaweed production, the governance type of seaweed’s trade plot which links the farmers, collective trader, and main trader and at last the global buyer. the research used descriptive qualitative approach and located in central lombok, west nusa tenggara. data sources were gathered by observation in the field and in-depth interview with respondents. the research also used literature data to enrich and broaden the perspective. miles and huberman models were used as analysis technique during the field research. the model itself consisted of data reduction activity, data display and conclusion, and data drawing or data verification. the result of this research shows that the institutional setting of seaweed production has not been well managed yet, which is indicated by the overlapping of structure, function, and duties of several bureaucracy institutions. second, the local competitiveness in seaweed trade is still weak. third, the upgrading capacity to process and diversify the commodity remains low because the industrialization is merely reckoned on small-medium size industries. fourth, government efforts in enhancing the upgrading capacity frequently are limited at the technique aspects. it means the institutional setting to enforce the synergy between actors are considered poor. keywords: global value chain; seaweed; governance. jel classification: q21, o13, e02 introduction west nusa tenggara is one of the potential seaweed production centers. ntb is set to become a minapolitan area of national seaweed cultivation in the national seaweed road map launched by the ministry of marine affairs and fisheries and the coordinating ministry of economic affairs in 2016. the urgency of either establishment, determination, or dissemination of seaweed production and cultivation centers road map is associated with the urgency of increasing national seaweed production to encourage global trade of indonesia’s seaweed. indonesia is a major both producer and exporter of world seaweed, which in 2010 reached 61 percent of the world’s share market in the seaweed sector with total production reaching more than 3 million tons (valderrama, cai, hishamunda, & ridler, 2017). affiliation: mataram university, mataram. indonesia. *correspondence: alfian.hidayat@unram.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.1.5013 citation: hidayat, a. & safitri, p. (2019). seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 50-62 article history received: october 2018 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 50 in 2014, according to temporary data from the ministry of marine affairs and fisheries (kkp) (djpb direktorat jendral perikanan budidaya, 2017), indonesia’s seaweed production reached 10.2 million tons. the distribution of indonesia’s seaweed production is started from central sulawesi, south sulawesi, east nusa tenggara, east java, and west nusa tenggara provinces. in 2015, (ntt produsen rumput laut terbesar ri, paling banyak diekspor ke china, 2017) east nusa tenggara became the largest producer of indonesia’s seaweed, which contributed almost 60% of the total national seaweed production. east nusa tenggara shifted the position of central sulawesi to become the largest producer of seaweed in 2010. whereas, the main export market of indonesia’s seaweed is in china. however, there are concerns about indonesia’s global trade position in the seaweed sector. the trend of global seaweed trade shows a positive trend. according to fao (richards & rajadurai, 2017) quoted from official sources, for example, the demand for seaweed has increased by around 10 percent annually, and indonesia’s seaweed production is feared unable to fulfill the world’s demand. although statistically, the level of productivity of indonesia’s seaweed rises, the number of increases is considered not quite significant. in 2014, according to temporary data from the ministry of marine affairs and fisheries (kkp) (djpb direktorat jendral perikanan budidaya, 2017) indonesia’s seaweed production reached 10.2 million wet tons, although in 2015 only reached around 10.3 million wet tons. then, in 2016, the total production of indonesia’s seaweed reached around 11 million wet tons. not only issue about productivity levels, but also the economic spillover of seaweed commodities is also still low. although this commodity is considered able to increase the economy of coastal communities, the national scale distribution is not good enough because the producers for export purposes are dominated by only a few regions. the main exporters of indonesia are located in java and sulawesi regions, namely east java, central java, and central sulawesi. although in 2015, east nusa tenggara became the largest producer of indonesia’s seaweed, but that position is not yet succeeded in shifting the position of the main exporter regions. the same thing happened in west nusa tenggara, which has been considered by the kkp as one of the minapolitan locations or national seaweed production centers. the minapolitan central area of ntb seaweed was built since 2010 spread from lombok island to sumbawa island. in lombok island, minapolitan areas are pengantap village, west lombok regency with a potential of 600 hectares and gerupuk bay, central lombok regency with a potential of around 200 hectares. whereas, in east lombok regency, the center of minapolitan are consisted by ekas bay with a potential of 400 hectares, sereweh bay with a potential of 800 hectares, and awang bay with a potential of 400 hectares. in sumbawa island, it spreads in sumbawa besar, bima and dompu regencies. basically, ntb’s seaweed production showed a fairly positive performance, as seen from increasing production number from year to year. for example, production in 2014 reached 770.374 tons, increasing to 1.080 tons in 2016 which exceeded the target of around 850 tons. although, that amount is considered not enough or limited to fulfill the hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 51 export market opportunities. at present, ntb does export seaweed to major countries such as china and starts exploring other country markets such as vietnam and africa. even though it has considerable potential, seaweed is a quite fragile sector. although seaweed cultivation is considered easy and inexpensive, seaweed farming is also considered to have a quite high vulnerability aspect both due to natural factors and market situations. first, from natural factors, for example the vulnerability comes from the threat of organic organisms in the waters, such as grass-eating fish (herbivorous fish) which are predators of seaweed, viruses, or other diseases. the climate and season are also one of the causes of the fluctuations in seaweed production. in indonesia, the peak rainy season or monsoon is a critical phase of seaweed cultivation. as the result, seaweed is a seasonal commodity where the harvest is in a certain period. this seasonal character also causes fluctuations in seaweed prices. second, seaweed is a fairly competitive commodity. in preliminary data, it was stated that indonesia was in the main position as the world’s main exporter. from the level of volume, indonesia can be said to be at the top position for supplying the needs of the world’s seaweed, but in terms of export value is considered far behind. this is because the selling price of indonesia’s seaweed is still very low. it is also because the quality of indonesia’s seaweed is not good enough. the same thing happened in ntb where low seaweed prices made farmers not too enthusiastic for cultivating of seaweed. the cause of low selling prices is not only caused by agricultural processes, weather or climate, and post-harvest processes, but also ntb and indonesia still rely on the sale of raw seaweed. third, the next threat comes from the world trade regime. seaweed has been used as organic and environmentally friendly food. however, massive and expansive seaweed cultivation is now considered to trigger damage and pollution of the aquatic environment. the us fda, for example, in 2016 delisted seaweed as organic material. this is certainly a precedent for the seaweed market. besides, the world seaweed organization agreed on the existence of a rule regarding the seaweed standards, either as raw material or semiprocessed products. fourth, the global economic situation is also quite volatile. the weakening of china’s economy as the main market for indonesia’s seaweed exports, especially ntb, has caused a declining in demand levels which ultimately caused a sluggishness of seaweed cultivation sector in indonesia. the dependence of seaweed commodities on the export market has caused this sector to be very sensitive to global changes which has implications for the structure of demand or the world market. to anticipate that, the government has begun to look at seaweed absorption in the domestic market. the government then plans to abolish raw seaweed export quota by slowly reducing the export quota. according to the indonesian seaweed association and other stakeholders in the seaweed sector, that policy is considered inappropriate because it will harm farmers who have relied on the absorption of the export market for their seaweed production. the government argues that it is to support the national seaweed industry and to encourage the export of processed seaweed or production. however, the problem is the hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 52 absorption of the domestic market for seaweed which is still very minimal and has not been able to replace the export market. if this case is not anticipated, it will cause oversupply and a decreasing of seaweed prices, which of course will cause sluggishness in this sector. based on those descriptions, a revamping the seaweed industry requires an appropriate strategy. in the opinion of researchers, closing quota exports is not appropriate if it is not accompanied by an increase in the seaweed processing industry. the low price of seaweed in the export market, especially ntb’s seaweed can be caused by several things, such as the quality of seaweed or even the process of production chain governance which cause unbalance in the bargaining power of a group towards other groups. those problems can cause low competitiveness of superior products of ntb. therefore, this paper tries to analyze ntb’s seaweed commodities using the gvc method. research method simply, the gvc is understood as fragmentation of the production process through international supply chains. the urgency of the study of global value chains or the gvc was born from the transformation of global trade due to globalization (gereffi, global value chains in a post-washington consensus world, 2014). in the era of globalization, the market structure is very determined by the free flow of investment. because of globalization, international companies have begun to abandon the fordism industrial production model which requires upstream-downstream coordination in one company. this production model is now being abandoned because it is considered inefficient and relatively expensive. while, the production in the post-fordism industry mode creates new dynamics in international trade. globalization has made international companies to choose outsourcing as strategy toward the parts or several stages of their production in several countries. that problem occurred due to the decreasing in transportation and communication costs which also resulted in increasingly low coordination costs. this also resulted in the strengthening of regional and global production network formations. in this new formation, international trade is dominated by intermediate trade and upgraded goods which are seen as important components in the export industry’s production. the formation of global trade in the era of globalization which causes increasingly fragmented global production creates opportunities and challenges. although for gvc analysts, if it overcomes new challenges, the global trade or globalization will be able to provide significant benefits for market players, especially the private sector. the fragmentation of international production can also provide opportunities for developing countries because it does not require competency in all aspects of production, but instead emphasizing the opportunity to concentrate on increasing competence in certain aspects that can be strengthened by their competitive advantage. this has resulted in opportunities to take advantage and compete in the global market which are opened to anyone including small and medium scale industry players (msmes). however, even if only to improve competency, there is one aspect or a certain stage of production that still requires a comprehensive carrying capacity, so that these industry players can upgrade hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 53 products optimally. capacity building for upgrading not only requires the utilization of existing resources and opportunities but also must be supported by the right policy formulation. therefore, gvc studies can help identify weak points, strengths, and industry opportunities. then, of course, the gvc is considered to contribute to a strategic policy formulation to encourage the expansion of the impact of globalization on the local economy. this study was conducted within the ntb provincial government and skpd as well as in the ntb seaweed barn area especially in villages that are a commodity base for seaweed. this research was conducted for 8 months from march to november 2017. data analysis was needed to make the research have the right objectivity weight. the development through data collection techniques and output data was obtained. according to janice mcdrury collaborative group analysis of data, 1999 in (moleong l. j., 2008), the stages of qualitative data analysis were as follows: a). read/study data, mark keywords and ideas in the data; b). learning these keywords, trying to find themes that come from the data. c). write down the model found; d). coding that has been done (moleong l. j., 2008) those data, by the researchers, were then processed according to the focus of the problem of the research topic by looking at the boundaries and choice of descriptions that were suitable especially on the indicators of research and problem formulation. data analysis in this study seeks to describe the problem as well as a solution in terms of policy and strengthening processes of the intended research objectives. result and discussion in order to revitalize various economic potentials of the province of west nusa tenggara (ntb), the ntb’s provincial government made a breakthrough through excellent programs in order to make ntb province as a province that is able to revitalize agriculture well which is in line with national government programs. the vigorous revitalization conducting by the ntb government is in the agricultural sector and animal husbandry in the broad sense that includes three superior commodities, namely cattle, corn, and seaweed, known as the “pijar” program (badan pusat statistik ntb, 2017). this program was conducted with the aims for increasing economic development, food security and reducing rates of unemployment and poverty. the existence of pijar program is expected to be able to encourage regional economic development and to reduce poverty. in the theory of international trade, there is generally a kind of belief or assumption that an increase in a country’s exports will improve the economy of a country. since preglobalization or even often referred to as globalization in the first phase, trade is the country’s strategy to strengthen the economy. therefore, countries are competing to extract their resources to strengthen their exports. however, in subsequent developments in the study of international political economy, the quantity of export in a country is not a guarantee to get the maximum profit of a country. mercantilist economists such as alexander hamilton and the friedrich list state that the best export in a country is the export of industrial goods rather than agriculture or raw materials hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 54 which have low terms of trade. the mercantilist view essentially stated that if a country is unable to industrialize, autarchic and isolationist policies are rational choices. the study of globalization can actually be said to have no agreement on the impact of globalization on a country. the impact of globalization is often associated with the intensity or the depth of globalization of a country or how active a country is in the process of globalization. in addition, choices in globalization are also very dependent on the perspectives used. however, in general, the study of globalization, especially from a moderate perspective, stated that globalization does not always have a negative impact. excess globalization in a country is not only influenced by the depth of globalization process but also from the aspect of state capacity. the gvc perspective starts from the belief that globalization is not apolitical or neutral. the dominant position in a global market is related to the inherent power hierarchy between the actors of globalization. market relations that connect between one actor or one firm with another firm is not merely a relation between producers-consumers or cooperation between producers and producers, but often the relationship between actors is intertwined in exploitative situations, for example between large firms and small firms that supply industrial needs of large global firms. this asymmetrical relationship of power can be caused by several things such as capacity hierarchy, differences in the ability to network or as mentioned, and differences in capital capacity. the asymmetrical relationship also causes weaker groups to be dependent on other actors. in the view of gvc, according to (kaplinsky & morris, 2017) the issue of globalization is then not only about the extent of an actor is involved in it but also about the extent is sustainable income growth when actors are integrated into the global economy. although globalization is considered bringing many benefits, globalization is also accompanied by its dark side. the extent of poverty and inequality is a fact of globalization that cannot be ignored. strengthening the responsiveness to minimize the effects of globalization variables on actors is absolutely needed. gvc as an analytical study shows its usefulness in this aspect which seeks to answer the issues regarding the aspects of injustice and actor inequality through strengthening actor capabilities. gvc is an analytical tool to explain the advantages and disadvantages, and how the benefit distribution is integrated into the global economy with the choice of a sector. through gvc, the question of globalization is no longer about whether globalization is good or bad for the perpetrators especially for vulnerable groups, but the gvc helps to understand the dynamics of globalization itself. then, it can identify the right policies as an effective response to globalization itself. competitiveness context the competitiveness context in this study emphasizes in efforts or ways to develop comparative advantages regarding productivity, efficiency, and profitability in national and international contexts. in the context of local government, for example, law no. 32 of 2004 on regional autonomy, it requires the government to build up regional productive capacity. one form of increasing the capacity of the region is to realize the competitiveness of regional products on the international market. then, we can explain hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 55 that competitiveness in the context of the global value chain (gvc) study can be explained from several things. first; the capacity and capability of production, second; innovation and third; governance which is defined as a form of priority agenda. first, concerning capacity and capability in production. ntb as an area with great potential in seaweed production has been not optimal yet in seaweed production. according to bps report in 2014 showed that ntb’s production capacity is still below sulawesi, maluku, and ntt as national seaweed commodity suppliers. even sulawesi has reached 63 percent of the total national seaweed. certainly, one of the causes of the problem is the not yet optimal efforts related stakeholders to cultivate seaweed. production capacity that is still relatively low is due to the utilization of potential area owned by the producer is still 30 percent, even though the trend of production increases every year. the production capacity is also still based on the absorption of the domestic market and has a vulnerability to the international market. based on bps ntb province’s data on the distribution of seaweed in 2013 (badan pusat statistik ntb, 2017), around 91.52 percent of seaweed farming businesses sell their yields to the traders. traders here have a role to sell seaweed out of the region or abroad in the form of raw seaweed. only around 1.58 percent of seaweed farming households sell to the exporters and 3.90 percent to the cooperatives. in addition, around 0.18 percent of seaweed farmers sell their products to the processing industry. from those data, it has been illustrated that ntb still relies on raw material because of only 0.18 percent for sale to the seaweed processing industry. if the absorption of seaweed sales is higher in the processing industry then the added value will be greater compared to the selling in primary form. for ntb seaweed production according to bps data (badan pusat statistik ntb, 2017) which is continuing data from the ntb marine affairs and fisheries agency said that ntb’s marine aquaculture production in 2013 was 817.693,83 tons including seaweed production as big as 756.700,23 tons (92.5 percent). this manufacture is produced from a number of seaweed farming centers such as west lombok, gerupuk central lombok, serewe east lombok, kefasir west sumbawa, dompu and bima district. from the amount of production which is quite big per year, it makes ntb included one of the top 5 regions as the biggest of seaweed producers in indonesia. however, seaweed production cannot be utilized to the maximum because of the total area of potential new cultivation which is utilized only 30 percent. the government’s role is extremely vital for providing facilities and easiness to expand the potential area of seaweed culture, considering that only 30 percent of the area has been cultivated. if the area of seaweed cultivation is more expanded, it will certainly have an impact on the amount of production. according to field data from the results of interviews with the head of ntb marine and fisheries agency (dkp), it is explained the amount of ntb seaweed production during the last three years, namely in 2015, 2016 had increased. the total production in 2015 was 337.462 tons and the total production for 2016 was 1.026.580,42 tons, produced by all districts in ntb. from those data, seeing the development of production that increase each year, it should be able to be utilized as big as possible by various parties involved in hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 56 the development of ntb’s seaweed. however, the production results are still not fully maximized due to various obstacles in the field. second, it can be seen that the competitiveness of ntb’s seaweed still constrained by innovation. innovation related to this problem can be seen from 2 things. first thing is the lack of innovation in processing seaweed and still relies on strengthening msmes (micro, small and medium enterprises) as the absorption of the local market. ntb’s seaweed farmers prefer to sell wet seaweed at a low price. this shows that as one of the ntb commodities, seaweed commodities do not have a driving industry among them, a competitive production model, the spread of extensive innovations, comparative advantages, as well as modern, medium and large-scale industries. second, mastery and application of technology in the process of cultivation and post-harvest/processing. technology is still a big problem in ntb seaweed management. fluctuations in production levels and the lack of a driving industry can be a reference to the low-application of technology in seaweed management in ntb. the processing production model by msmes is also still hampered by the capacity and capability of machine technology. currently, msmes adhere to labor-intensive models and rely little on machines/technology so that vulnerability to production numbers depends on certain conditions such as weather. this shows that the processing industry in ntb has not been well developed. the fulcrum of post-harvest absorption for the domestic region, ntb’s seaweed only relies on msmes (micro, small and medium enterprises) explained by the head of the agroindustry, industry agency of ntb that the reality of msmes growth rates has increased but has not been in large production capacities yet. the msmes sector only relies on markets that are multiplayer effects from the ntb tourism industry. processed sales only rely on souvenir outlets that has not been large yet in quantity. third, in essence, seaweed as a superior commodity has been planned in the pijar program issued in 2009. this is in line with the principle of competitiveness to prioritize regional production capacity in the fields of cattle, corn, and seaweed. however, the data in the field show that the pijar program in the context of seaweed has not yet reaped to the maximum results. it is seen that there are production inequalities from the 3 leading commodities. cattle and corn are quite successful but seaweed is still lagging. if it remains as a superior program in the ntb region, the pijar program has a problem that is quite important and urgent. the main obstacle of the pijar program, especially seaweed commodities, is the lack of structured agendas and seaweed management tools in the pijar program. there is no clear structure framework in the ntb government in the emergence of ego-sectorial management the centralized commodity in pijar that is only in the management of cattle and corn is the obstacle of that program. governance context governance in the gvc study refers to the position of power of actors. governance is generally understood as a model of the position of the actor or firm in a value chain and the type of governance that can change depending on the upgrading strategy. the focus of governance is the relation of power asymmetry between actors or firms in a value hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 57 chain. in simple terms, governance is described through the relationship between firms or inter-firms where one of the actors is the determinant or controller of the value chain in a production process. in the ntb seaweed production chain, there are several identifiable actors, namely bureaucracy, farmers, sellers, collectors and traders up to international buyers. the roles of the actors will be described as follows. the presence of local institution will be easy in term of monitoring and continuous evaluation. in essence, this view assumes that it is not about the issue of how many institutions, but it is about the aspects of intertwining or connectedness between institutions or in other words aspects of bureaucratic synergy. synergy efforts can be seen from the existence of planning and supervising the institutions such as development planning agency in sub-national level (bappeda). bappeda and skpd have regular meeting schedules for policy synergies. however, it should be noted that this synergy is often bureaucratic where meetings between institutions are related only to routine meetings. however, department of commerce or dinas perdagangan (disdag) had communication channels with the industry agency or even with other agency offices. it tends to be responded with different answers and duties so that communication between institutions seemed not needed. this gives the impression that the same work or task is carried out by several other agencies or institutions. this situation at the institutional level may not be a problem, but it can be a problem for service users. for example, there is a kind of confusion over matters such as export, standardization, and other permits. the least desirable thing that can arise in this situation is the existence of distrust of stakeholders who tend to have a negative perspective on the bureaucracy. in addition, several speakers, namely the head of the sector in a particular agency, complained about the imbalance of duties and budgets or the duties of other agencies which were actually the main tasks of that agency. in the end, the part of perspective of large company in weberan’s bureaucracy theory is difficult to create, even though in the study of gvc states that the presence of institutional arrangements can be a key factor in aspects of rent availability to strengthen the capacity of innovation and upgrading a region. on the other hand, local governments have knowledge circulation devices through the presence of institutions or technical implementers such as seaweed development centers or uptd. in this aspect, the governments are aware of the importance of knowledge rent to increase upgrading capacity in aspects of seaweed production. the flow of seaweed trade can be said to be relatively long so that there is a price gap in some actors. farmers usually sell dried seaweed yields to small collectors or villages and small collectors deposit to large collectors or sub-district collectors. then, district collectors will sell it to parties processing plant or exporter. at the farmer’s level, the price of dried seaweed ranges from 7.000 – 8.000 rupiah. this price is also very dependent on the quality of seaweed and can even be lower. farmers often sell seaweed that does not fulfill the standards or qualifications. the qualification or standard of seaweed is determined by large retailers or large traders, namely dried seaweed with a moisture content of less than 35 percent. if seaweed does not fulfill the qualifications, collectors and wholesalers need 3-4 days to get dry seaweed with the desired level of moisture and/or water content. this is the main reason why small collectors buy seaweed at the hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 58 farm level at a price that can be said to be low because collectors must do several more steps before seaweed meets the qualifications or exporter’s standards (water content and cleanliness). from this flow, the lowest cash flow is seen as a group of farmers because prices are determined by large players and those prices are often fluctuating. in terms of farmers, seaweed is often sold at low standards depending on price fluctuations. however, farmers often feel that quickly selling low quality-seaweed with low prices will save the cost of the drying process. in addition, because farmers often face capital problems, fast selling of the yields is an effort to repay loans used during the planting period. simply seen from the flow of seaweed trade, it can be said that the structure of seaweed trade governance is buyer driven. in the gvc study, it distinguished two forms of governance, namely buyer-driven and producer-driven (gereffi, a commodity chains framework for analyzing global industries, 1994). the buyer-driven chain is a production relationship where the buyer becomes the lead actor who determines the standards of both product quality standards and production process standards. the buyer also often determines the price of the commodity. on the other hand, parties that are in the lower chain such as producers or suppliers only accept it or try to fulfill the specified qualifications. the relationship between producers and buyers are often arms-length relationships with low-trust chain structures. the chain of relationships with the above characters is very often short-term and triggers one-party profit-taking behavior and relatively unequal distribution of profits. armslength relationships are like simple sellers and buyers. the absence of a price agreement makes buying and selling relations fluctuating and speculative. buyers usually make a strategy of “buy a lot” to avoid high prices, while the seller also often rushes to sell because prices are considered better. while, the low-trust chain refers to an understanding of the lack of depth or intensity of the trust level of buyers towards producers. in this situation, if the producer is considered unable to meet the quality, the buyer can terminate the contract as part of the sanction. such a structure illustrates the weak bargaining position of local seaweed producers. in the ideal context, producer and buyer relations must at least describe a high trust relationship. this high level of trust is formed and based on an awareness of interdependence. if the buyer is worried about the capacity of the producer to fulfill the qualifications or product standards, the buyer will initiate assistance, such as training or technology transfer. however, relations with high-trust chain characters are difficult to form in the trade chain which is too long, where buyers only communicate with local exporters. whereas, a chain with a high level of trust requires the formation of a dense network so that communication between farmers, traders, and buyers can be well established. thus, a very good networking capacity is needed from the producers and buyers. in fact, the capacity to access the market or networking is very difficult to reach even though it is an exporter group. hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 59 upgrading context the ntb government has made upgrading efforts to increase the competitiveness of ntb seaweed commodities. some forms of upgrading carried out by the ntb government have been quite good but still have not been able to improve competitiveness due to constraints on the capability of the regions. the slow upgrading also shows that the role of the government is considered still lacking in realizing seaweed development policies. the seaweed processing policy does not lead to the middle industry sector, and only a small percentage of the production has been successfully upgraded by the ntb government. the small number of seaweed upgrading products that are competitive in the outside of local market indicate the lack-collaboration between the government and the seaweed industry. it indicates uneven market access obtained by each seaweed processor. some upgrading policies in seaweed management in ntb are policy for conserving processed seaweed products. previously, processed seaweed products were only based on gelatin, but now processed seaweed products have diverse conservation. ranging from snacks to drinks, heavily processed food products, even now it is towards non-food processing, such as cosmetics, soap, and others. the conservation policy is quite successful, as seen in the increase of seaweed processing by msmes. however, the obstacle found in the field is the unbalance processing of seaweed with the creation of extensive market access. the present seaweed processing is only based on the local market, depending on the tourism industry. one of the informants from msmes actors explained that processed seaweed products are very dependent on the tourist season. if it is in the holiday season, processed seaweed products is crowded. meanwhile, in the outside of the season, it tends to be sluggish and slack. moreover, seaweed processing is based solely on strengthening labor-intensive production models which are increasingly burdensome to msme actors. one of which is still relying on nature to assist the process of producing seaweed. the economic added value obtained by ntb province is very small and is very dependent on market demand. for this reason, it is necessary to develop seaweed processing industry so that the added value obtained by ntb province is greater because it can be marketed and developed in the form of non-food processed products. the efforts to increase the value of seaweed commodity has been carried out by encouraging food processing businesses because processing seaweed into processed food is a strategic step in increasing added value. however, the amount of seaweed that can be absorbed by processed food houses is small. to increase the added value of the seaweed commodity, the strategy is by developing of seaweed processing business, not only based on processed foods but also developed it into non-food processing. in connection with it, according to the data by the marine and fisheries agency, on the 1st until may 2nd, 2017, fao (food and agriculture organization) sent two cultivation experts and processed seaweed industries, namely: dr. ir. maskur mahmud (directorate general of kkp aquaculture) and dr. ir. taryono kodiran (lecturer of the faculty of fisheries and marine sciences of ipb) to survey the potential of seaweed cultivation and the prospect of developing its processed industries for consumption and nonhidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 60 consumption needs, such as dodol, jelly, tortillas, soap, toothpaste, lotions, pharmaceutical products, and raw material industries such as carragenan flour. the visited locations are serewe-east lombok and gerupuk-central lombok which are seaweed farming areas and seaweed processing smes such as “gerupuk mas” central lombok, “jelly joy”, “lombok food” and “ud sasak maiq” in west lombok (dinas kelautaan dan perikanan provinsi ntb, 2017). this activity was carried out in order to expand the processing of ntb seaweed commodities which can be processed not only into food products but also non-food products. the policy to expand the segmentation of non-food seaweed processing in ntb has begun to be initiated. cosmetic products made from seaweed raw materials have been built and developed in the banyumulek area. as a new opportunity for seaweed cultivation, the marketing goal of non-food products is directed to the tourism sector in ntb province, which incidentally is in desperate need of cosmetic and health products for tourists who stay in hotels or need beauty care at center treatments (salon and spa) (dinas kelautaan dan perikanan provinsi ntb, 2017). products that will produce include soap, body lotion, shampoo, toothpaste, sunblock, scrub, facial wash, and other products. for the capacity of cosmetics products that will be produced from non-food processing, it is estimated that there are 1 ton/month with carragenan needs as many as 300 kg or equivalent to wet seaweed raw materials as many as 10 tons/bul. with a large number of raw material needs, it is expected that the development of processing non-food products can help the absorption of seaweed production which will then increase the selling price in the market. in addition, it is expected to create marketing certainty and absorb seaweed yields in large quantities to local industrial houses. synergy context the form of synergy in processing seaweed commodities can be seen from various collaborations between various related parties. the government itself has provided convenience by facilitating seaweed businesses. as seen in the roadmap, as a short, medium, and long-term plan to continue improving sustainable seaweed productivity and to create a superior commodity in ntb province. in terms of regulation, the production of seaweed commodities has become a major focus in regional government policies which are realized in the pijar program. in order to support and assist the seaweed upgrading program, each relevant regional office continues to synergize, strive to facilitate, and provide various assistance to the community and business subject. the government has provided some assistance such as coaching and various socialization related to seaweed processing, even assisting to procure tools for processing seaweed food both to farmers and production houses. however, frequently, the tools provided are not in accordance with the needs of the production houses. even, the tools provided are not capable of operating on a sufficiently large scale. the government already has a work program and certain assistance related to facilitation of seaweed processing through related agencies. hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 61 the assistance in terms of research for the development of seaweed is also one of the government’s focuses so that it has opened the widest possible range of cooperation with relevant parties regarding research. for the business people themselves, seaweed is given convenience and assistance by the local government in its production efforts. both the community and business people continue to collaborate in increasing the development of seaweed. in addition, the government continues to open the doors of good business for ngo’s who are willing to work together with the government to develop ntb seaweed commodities. the road map for seaweed processing has also been formed, especially the road map for marketing. the government also opens the widest opportunity for investors who are interested in investing in seaweed commodity processing business. various related institutions have also been synergized to provide various facilities and assistance to seaweed businesses. the form of synergy in the processing of seaweed in ntb can also be seen from the form of cooperation with political parties. the collaboration was also conducted with the bandung institute of technology (itb) in order to develop non-food seaweed. this step is very appropriate to develop the value chain of ntb seaweed commodities. conclusion after conducting the research process and analyzing some field data, the researchers can draw conclusions from the discussion in the previous chapter. first, the governance of ntb seaweed commodity has complex problems even now. some of them are structures that have not been built in seaweed management, an ego-sectorial owned by each department/stakeholder still exists and there is no management flow synergized by the government in terms of seaweed management. second, the competitiveness of ntb seaweed commodities is at the middle level. this is indicated by the lack-competitiveness of seaweed production at both national and international levels. the failure of innovation in seaweed products is large and massive. the absence of a driving industry is growing in the ntb region. third, major problems exist in the upgrading policies carried out by the ntb government in seaweed management. some of them are product conserved that has been successful, but remains segmented on the local market and depend on the tourism industry. fourth, certifications and standardization are in upgrading policies which are also still in constrained and limited to the budget. also, there are many products that do not have certification and standardization yet. the last, synergy intended in seaweed management does not only involve government and business members but also the community. the community component needs to be intensively included, especially the epistemic community, such as researchers, universities, and others. the greater synergy that was built involved full farmers as producers/spearheads of seaweed management. in addition, the synergy that is built certainly involves many sectors, namely the seaweed management sector with sectors hidayat and safitri seaweed’s global value chain and local economic empowerment jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 62 which are able to support processing such as the tourism sector and the financial support sector. references badan pusat statistik ntb. 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(2019). fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria: crowdingout or crowding-in effect?. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 11-26 article history received: january 2019 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 12 barrel in first quarter of 2017 as against $120 per barrel in the third quarter of 2014. oshikoya (1994) revealed that the average growth rate of real gdp per capita in developing nations fell from 0.4% per annum between 1970s and 1980s to –1.2% per year between 1980 and 1989. the significant fall in gross rates of investment may perhaps reflect many factors that have seriously affected many less developed countries during the 1980s. on the average, the proportion of total domestic investment in the gross domestic product fell from approximately 20.8% per year during 1973-80 to 1.1% per year during 1980-89. having recognized the need for a change of approach, developing countries shifted focus to growing the private sector. arising from the above, the nigerian government over the years embarked on diverse macroeconomic policy options to tinker the economy on the path of growth and development. amongst the policy options readily employed is that of fiscal policy. medee and nenbee (2011) noted that despite the lofty place of fiscal policy in the management of the nigeria economy, the economy is yet to come on the path of sound growth and development while audu (2012) asserted that the growth and development of the nigerian economy has not been stable over the years and as a result, the country’s economy has witnessed so many shocks and disturbances both internally and externally over the decades. internally, the unstable investment and consumption patterns as well as the improper implementation of public policies, changes in future expectations and the accelerator are some of the factors responsible for it. similarly, the external factors identified are wars, revolutions, population growth rates and migration, technological transfer and changes as well as the openness of the nigerian economy are some of the factors responsible. the management of the nigerian economy in order to achieve macroeconomic stability has been unproductive and negative hence one cannot say that nigeria economy is performing. this is evidence in the adverse inflationary trend, government fiscal policies, undulating foreign exchange rates, the fall and rise of gross domestic product, unfavourable balance of payments as well as increasing unemployment rates are all symptoms of growing macroeconomic instability. as such, the nigerian economy is unable to function well in an environment where there is low capacity utilization attributed to shortage in foreign exchange as well as the volatile and unpredictable fiscal policies in nigeria (isaksson, 2001). the intent of fiscal policy is essentially to stimulate economic and social development by pursuing a policy stance that ensures a sense of balance between taxation, expenditure and borrowing that is consistent with sustainable growth. however, the extent to which fiscal policy engenders private investment continues to attract theoretical and empirical debate especially in developing countries like nigeria. thus, one continues to wonder if the theoretical linkage between fiscal policy variables and private investment is actually attainable in the nigerian economy. on the basis of this, this study finds it necessary to examine the relationship between fiscal policy variables and private investment in nigeria between 1987 and 2015. it is noteworthy to point out that several studies, cross-country and country-specific, have explored issues around fiscal policy; however studies examining its effect on private investment are few in nigeria. for instance, alesina et al., (2002) evaluated the effects of awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 13 fiscal policy on investment using a panel of oecd countries and found that public spending has a sizable negative effect on business investment which is significantly greater than the effect of various types of taxes on business investment. omitogun and ayinla (2007) examined empirically the contribution of fiscal policy in the achievement of sustainable economic growth in nigeria. they used solow growth model estimated with the use of ordinary least square method and found out that fiscal policy has not been effective in the area of promoting sustainable economic growth in nigeria. they suggested that nigerian government should put a stop to the incessant unproductive foreign borrowing, wasteful spending and uncontrolled money supply and embark on specific policies aimed at achieving increased and sustainable productivity in all sectors of the economy. marratin and salotti (2010) conducted a study on the relationship between fiscal policy and private investment of 14 eu countries and found that state expenditure shocks have positive effect on private investment. the study suggested that remuneration-related public expenditure has a relatively higher stimulating effect, whereas government investment has no stimulating effect on private investment. abata, kehinde and bolarinwa (2012) assessed how fiscal and monetary policies influence economic growth and development in nigeria. from the result there exist a mild long-run equilibrium relationship between economic growth and fiscal policy variables in nigeria. the study suggests that for any meaningful progress towards fiscal prudence on the part of government to occur, some powerful pro-stability stakeholders strong enough to challenge government fiscal recklessness will need to emerge. isaac and samuel (2012) investigated the effects of fiscal policy on investment and economic growth in kenya, the study used a time series data from 1973 to 2009. they adopted two stage instrumental variable estimation method to perform the regression analysis because of its adaptability. the results indicate that fiscal policy impacts on investment and investment plays a major role in the determination of the economic growth in kenya. they recommend that the following three measures can be adopted accordingly: re-examination of government spending to eventually make it complementary to investment, channeling more credit to the private sector and finally designing appropriate policies that deal with the current high domestic public debt and budget deficit. sineviciene and vasiliauskaite (2012) analysed the relationship between fiscal policy and private investment in the baltic states of estonia, latvia and lithuania. the study showed that from the tax revenue side, the strongest relationship exists between the current taxes on income, wealth and private investment. analysis of fiscal policy indicators interaction with private investment from the government expenditure side showed the existence of strongest relationship between public and private investment thereby leading to suggestions that fiscal policy indicators explain fluctuations in private investment in the baltic states. nathan (2013) evaluates the causal relationship between money supply, fiscal deficits and exports as a means of analyzing the impact of fiscal policy on the growth of the nigerian economy between 1970 and 2010. the research employed the co-integration error correction mechanism (ecm), a two band recursive least square to test for the stability of the nigerian economy as well as determine the effect of money awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 14 supply, fiscal deficits, and exports on the relative effectiveness of fiscal policies in the nigerian economy. the study reveals that there is a significant causal relationship between gross domestic product (gdp) and the variables used in this research. they also concluded that there was a significant causal relationship between exports and gross domestic product and hence fiscal policies. conclusively, on the whole, they recommend that fiscal policies have a significant influence on the output growth of the nigeria economy. malik (2013) examined linear as well as non-linear impact of fiscal policy variables on private investment in pakistan from 1972 to 2009 using time series data. the results imply that it’s better to examine different aspects of fiscal policy instead of fiscal policy variables in aggregate form as the impact of fiscal policy variables in aggregate and disaggregate form do not comply with each other. different categories of expenditures and revenues have different impact on private investment. secondly, in most of the cases there exists a non-linear relationship, which implies the significance of certain threshold level for the different fiscal policy instruments to encourage private investment. okoro (2013) investigated the impact of government spending on the nigerian economic growth from 1980 to 2011. employing the ordinary least square multiple regression analysis to estimate the model specified. real gross domestic product (rgdp) was adopted as the dependent variable while government capital expenditure (gcexp) and government recurrent expenditure (grexp) represents the independent variables. with the application of granger causality test, johansen co-integration test and error correction mechanism, the result shows that there exists a long-run equilibrium relationship between government spending and economic growth in nigeria. oyeleke and ajilore (2014) investigated the sustainability of fiscal policy in nigeria over the period of 1980-2010 to determine whether or not the government has violated intertemporal government budget constraint. using error correction method of analysis, the study revealed that fiscal policy was weakly sustainable in the economy of nigeria. this study therefore recommends that government should improve on her tax revenue generation and other source of income but limit her expenditure to growth enhancing projects. agu et al., (2014) examined the impact of various components of fiscal policy on the nigerian economy from 1961 to 2010. descriptive statistics was used to show contribution of government fiscal policy to economic growth. an ols in a multiple form was used to ascertain the relationship between economic growth and government expenditure components after ensuring data stationarity. findings revealed that total government expenditures have tended to increase with government revenue, with expenditures peaking faster than revenue. investment expenditures were much lower than recurrent expenditures evidencing the poor growth in the country’s economy. hence there is some evidence of positive correlation between government expenditure on economic services and economic growth. an increase in budgetary allocation to economic services will lead to an enhancement in economic stability. awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 15 mgbemena, nwogwugwu and chris (2015) investigated the determinants of private investment in nigeria’s manufacturing sub-sector between the periods 1975 to 2013 using annual time series data sourced from central bank of nigeria statistical bulletin of various issues. in carrying out the study, econometric techniques were employed to analyze the data collected. however, stationary and co-integration tests of the variables were examined using augmented dickey – fuller and johansen co-integration tests respectively. also, an endogenous growth model was specified and estimated using error correction mechanism (ecm) technique in order to test for the dynamic characteristics of the variables in the model. the results show that the main determinant of private investment in the manufacturing subsector of the nigerian economy is interest rate, exchange rate and public sector investment. the study concludes that the empirically identified factors influencing private sector investment should be well – managed by the government to boost private investment in the manufacturing subsector and to ensure to the complete diversification of the nigerian economy. agu (2015) discussed the determinants of private investment in nigeria from 1970 – 2012. the study employs the error-correction modeling procedure which minimizes the likelihood of estimating spurious relations, while at the same time retaining long-run information. the results of the analysis show that the investment rate is positively correlated with both the growth rate of disposable income and the real interest rate on bank deposits. the study discovered that investment has been slowed down in nigeria as a result of increased lending rate, reduced public expenditure, reduced savings, political instability and inadequate infrastructure. the study recommends among others things that the focus of development policy in nigeria should be to increase the productive base of the economy in order to promote real income growth and reduce unemployment. for this to be achieved, a diversification of the country’s resource base is indispensable. babalola (2015) examined the short and long run impact of fiscal policy on economic development in nigeria between a period of 1981 and 2013 using annual time series data and var model. the study used government recurrent expenditure, government capital expenditure, government investment and tax revenue to indicate fiscal policy. economic development was proxy by real per capita income. the model was estimated using pairwise correlation to ascertain the relationship and then co-integration and error correction mechanism for impact after confirming the data’s stationarity using unit root. the result showed that government recurrent expenditure and government investment have significant positive impact on economic development in both the short and long run within the period under consideration. capital expenditure appeared to have a short run positive impact but not in the long run. tax revenue had an inverse significant impact in both short and long run. the speed of adjustment to equilibrium was found to be high. the results are all in line with theories and previous studies. research method the accelerator theory and the neoclassical theory of investment are the theories upon which this study is based, owing to the fact that they present investment as a positive function of growth in real output (accelerator theory) and the user cost of capital as well awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 16 as level of output (neoclassical theory). we also introduce the keynesian-classical crowding in/crowding out argument as a third theoretical underpinning to justify the introduction of fiscal policy variables in the model. in analyzing the impact of fiscal policy on private investment in nigeria, we shall derive a basic investment model that reflects the behavior of investment in a developing country context. this enables us to build on the accelerator and neoclassical theories and also include fiscal policy variables in line with the classical-keynesian argument about crowding out/crowding in. hence, we consider the relation proposed by jorgensen (1967) as to the maximization function of a firm:   −  − −−== 00 )]()()()()()([)(max)0( dtetltwtitstytpedtetev rtrt   (1) subject to: )()( tkti dt dk −= where 𝐾(0) is given (2) where π(t) denotes profit, p(t) denotes output price, s(t) denotes capital price, w(t) is the wage, y(t) denotes output, i(t) denotes investment, l(t) denotes labor, δ denotes depreciation and e is the expectations operator conditional on the information set, ϕ, available for the firm in each period. by optimizing this relation, we are able to determine jorgenson’s optimal capital stock of the firm as follows: c yp k  = * (3) transforming this, we have a relation between desired optimal capital stock(𝐾∗), price of output (p), output (y) and user cost of capital (c).   − = itititit cypk * (4) where ∅ and σ represent the distribution parameter and the constant elasticity of substitution between capital stock and labour respectively. an investment function generally entails gross investment being split up into net investment and the replacement components of worn out capital. in this analysis, we are concerned with the net investment component and as thus, we ignore the replacement component. the net investment component (𝐼𝑖𝑡 𝑛 ) is equal to the change in desired capital stock: * t n it ki = (5) awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 17 substituting (4) into (5) and assuming a unitary elasticity of substitution between capital and labour and adding the error term, we are able to derive our investment model as follows: ititititit cpyi  +++= 321 (6) we now augment equation (6) with fiscal policy variables. following the work of malik (2013), we disaggregate fiscal policy into its revenue and expenditure components. this disaggregation is informed by the need to evaluate the effect of different fiscal policy components on private investment and determine whether there is a crowding in or crowding out. we also further disaggregate expenditure into productive and nonproductive expenditure; and revenue into distortionary and non-distortionary revenue. productive expenditure is government expenditure that is expected to enter the production function of private firms, increasing returns to investment and fostering economic growth. according to soli et al (2008), productive expenditure enters the production function of private firms while non-productive expenditure only ends up in the utility function. for the purpose of the study, we define productive expenditure as capital expenditure while non-productive expenditure entails all forms of recurrent expenditure (e.g. wage and salary bill of the public services and purchases of goods and services by the government). on the revenue side, distortionary revenue is one which serves as a disincentive to invest (save), hence, exerts a negative influence on economic growth. revenues which encourage savings and exert positive influence on growth are nondistortionary. although they may affect the labour/leisure choice, they do not reduce returns to investment. we shall assume that direct taxes (property and income taxes) are distortionary in nature while indirect taxes (consumption-based taxes) and non-tax revenue are non-distortionary. the econometric model to be used for estimation is specified thus:   = = +++= n j ttk n k tjjt fpxpi 1 1 k  (7) 𝑃𝐼𝑖𝑡 is private investment (is indicated by gross fixed capital formation), 𝑋𝑖𝑡𝑗 is a set of j conditioning variables (i.e. inflation (x1) and domestic credit to private sector (x2)), 𝐹𝑃𝑖𝑡𝑘 is a set of k fiscal policy variables (i.e. capital expenditure (fp1), recurrent expenditure (fp2), direct taxes (fp3), indirect taxes (fp4) and non-tax revenue (fp5), 𝛼 is intercept or constant term; 𝛽1−2 and 𝛿1−5 represent the various parameter estimates measuring the impacts of the explanatory variables and 𝜇𝑡 is the error term. the a priori expectations of the signs of the parameters of the model are given as follows: 𝛽1 > 0, 𝛽2 > 0, 𝛽3 > 0, 𝛿1 > 0, 𝛿2 < 0, 𝛿3 < 0, 𝛿4 > 0, 𝛿5 > 0 the neoclassical theory informs the a priori expectations for changes in price level (inflation) which is positively related to investment (i.e. 𝛽1 > 0). the relationship between awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 18 domestic credit to private sector and private sector investment is also expected to be positive (i.e. 𝛽3 > 0). with regards to the fiscal policy variables, the a priori expectation is that productive expenditures (which enter the production functions of firms) (i.e. capital expenditure) and non-distortionary revenue (which do not reduce returns to investment) are positively related to private investment. in other words, the coefficients of capital expenditure, indirect taxes, non-tax revenue are expected to be positive (i.e. 𝛿1, 𝛿4, 𝛿5 > 0). on the other hand, unproductive expenditures (i.e. re-current expenditure) and distortionary revenue are hypothesized to be negatively related to private investment (i.e. 𝛿2, 𝛿3 < 0). the data employed in this study are secondary data. the study employed annual time series data spanning through the period of 1987-2015. the choice of time frame was informed by the numerous fiscal policy reforms that took place since the adoption of structural adjustment program (sap) in nigeria in 1986. the data series were adapted from the cbn statistical bulletin (2015) and world bank development indicators (2015). in analyzing the relationship between fiscal policy and private investment in nigeria, the study made use of a 2-stage econometric procedure. first, the augmented dickey-fuller (adf) test was undertaken to ascertain the order of integration of the variables, and then the auto regressive and distributed lag (ardl) model was employed to account for longrun and short-run relationship in the model. the ardl model was introduced originally by pesaran and shin (1999) and further extended by pesaran et al. (2001). the ardl approach has the advantage that it does not require all variables to be i(1) as the johansen framework and it is still applicable if we have i(0) and i(1) variables in our set. result and discussion descriptive statistic and correlation matrix this study commenced its empirical analysis by examining the characteristics of the variables of estimate. from table 1, standard deviation showed that inflation rate (19.295) was the most volatile variable in the time series while domestic credit to private sector (0.34) was the least volatile variable. the skewness statistic showed that capital expenditure (cexp), recurrent expenditure (rexp) and non-tax revenue (ntr) were negatively skewed while private investment (pi), domestic credit to private sector (dcps), inflation rate (inf), direct tax (dtax) and indirect tax (itax) were positively skewed. the kurtosis statistics showed that private investment, capital expenditure, recurrent expenditure, direct tax, indirect tax and non-tax revenue were platykurtic, suggesting that their distributions were flat relative to normal distribution while domestic credit to private sector and interest rate were leptokurtic, suggesting that their distributions were peaked relative to normal distribution. finally, the jarque-bera statistic rejected the null hypothesis of normal distribution for domestic credit to private sector, interest rate and indirect tax at five percent critical value while the null hypotheses of normal distribution for the other variables were accepted at the same critical value. awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 19 table 1 descriptive statistics variables log (pi) log (dcps) inf log (cexp) log (rexp) log (dtax) log (itax) log (ntr) mean 26.968 23.338 21.131 26.082 26.738 26.391 24.240 26.193 std. dev. 2.102 0.340 19.295 1.554 1.793 0.948 0.604 2.093 skewness 0.096 1.555 1.438 -0.889 -0.357 0.591 0.941 -0.284 kurtosis 1.931 5.684 3.585 2.585 1.773 1.590 2.094 1.562 jarque-bera 1.424 20.394 10.406 4.027 2.436 4.090 5.268 2.890 probability 0.491 0.000 0.006 0.134 0.296 0.129 0.072 0.236 observations 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 source: author, 2018 the result in table 2 gives a preliminary idea of the relationship among private investment (pi), domestic credit to private sector (dcps), inflation rate (inf), capital expenditure (cexp), recurrent expenditure (rexp), direct tax (dtax), indirect tax (itax) and non-tax revenue (ntr). a brief look at the table shows that dcps has a positive relationship with pi, inf has a negative relationship with both pi and dcps, cexp has a positive relationship with both pi and dcps but a negative relationship with inf, rexp has a positive relationship with pi, dcps and cexp but a negative relationship with inf, dtax has a positive relationship with pi, dcps, cexp and rexp but a negative relationship with inf, itax has a positive relationship with pi, dcps, cexp, rexp and dtax but a negative relationship with inf, while ntr has a positive relationship with pi, dcps, cexp, rexp, dtax and itax but a positive relationship with inf. however, correlation should not be seen as causality. this is because correlation between two totally unrelated series could be strong while causality between the same variables may be non-existent. table 2 correlation matrix of the datasets log (pi) log (dcps) inf log (cexp) log (rexp) log (dtax) log (itax) log (ntr) log(pi) 1.0000 log(dcps) 0.4026 1.0000 inf -0.5019 -0.2458 1.0000 log(cexp) 0.9081 0.4619 -0.5298 1.0000 log(rexp) 0.9697 0.4763 -0.5251 0.9470 1.0000 log(dtax) 0.8264 0.5362 -0.3841 0.6645 0.7515 1.0000 log(itax) 0.8686 0.3871 -0.3721 0.6480 0.7600 0.9460 1.0000 log(ntr) 0.9558 0.5059 -0.5560 0.9309 0.9886 0.7553 0.7477 1.0000 source: author, 2018 the time series properties of the variables was conducted using augmented dickey fuller (adf) test and the results from this test showed that all the variables were integrated of order one, suggesting that the variables are i(1) series, except recurrent expenditure which was integrated of order zero suggesting that the variable is i(0) series. the appropriate modus operandi of analysis that captures the combination of i(1) and i(0) series variables, according to pesaran et al., (2001), is the autoregressive distributed lag (ardl) model. awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 20 table 3 unit root test result augmented dickey fuller (adf) test variables level 1st difference status log(pi) 1.3753 -3.8985 i(1) log(dcps) -0.9181 -4.6656 i(1) inf -1.6091 -5.6407 i(1) log(cexp) 0.1069 -6.6632 i(1) log(rexp) -3.5327 i(0) log(dtax) 0.6397 -3.7415 i(1) log(itax) 0.8281 -2.3770 i(1) log(ntr) 0.2579 -3.0410 i(1) critical values level 1st difference 1% -2.6501 -2.6534 5% -1.9534 -1.9539 10% -1.6098 -1.6096 source: author, 2018 lag length selection the next step in our analysis is to select the optimal lag length for the cointegration equation based on the hypothesis that the residuals are serially uncorrelated. the lag length which minimizes the akaike information criterion (aic), schwarz criterion (sc) and the hannan-quinn criterion (hqc) and at which the model does not have autocorrelation is the optimal lag length. for this analysis, we made use of the akaike information criterion (aic) as the choice for the selection of our optimal lag length. based on the result in table 4, the lag length which minimizes akaike information criterion (aic) is lag two, and thus becomes our optimal lag length. given our optimal lag length, we can proceed to test for long-run relationship among the variables. table 4 lag length selection criteria lag length aic sc 1 319.0835 321.7479 2 318.8389* 319.8782 source: author, 2018 fiscal policy and private investment nexus in nigeria the bound test to investigate the presence of long-run relationships among the variables, the bound testing under pesaran et al., (2001) procedure is used. the bound testing procedure is based on the f-test. the f-test is basically a test of the assumption of no cointegration among the variables against the premise of its existence, denoted as: 𝐻0: 𝛽1 = 𝛽2 = 𝛽3 = 𝛽4 = 𝛽5 = 0 i.e., there is no cointegration among the variables. awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 21 𝐻1: 𝛽1 ≠ 𝛽2 ≠ 𝛽3 ≠ 𝛽4 ≠ 𝛽5 ≠ 0 i.e., there is cointegration among the variables. table 5 bound test result f-statistics 1% 5% 10% 22.87356 lower bound upper bound lower bound upper bound lower bound upper bound 2.96 4.26 2.32 3.5 2.03 3.13 source: author, 2018 the result of the computed f-value after each variable has been normalised is presented in table 4.5. the f-test for the joint significance of the lagged variables was conducted using the bound test. the 1% lower and upper bound critical values are 2.96 and 4.26 respectively. the calculated f-value suggests the existence of long-run relationship among the variables since the test statistics of 22.87356 is above the upper bound critical value. short-run relationship the estimated results presented in table 6 explained the short-run relationship between fiscal policy and private investment in nigeria. the independent variables explained approximately 99.9% of the total variations in the dependent variable. this showed that the model had a very high goodness of fit. the value of the f-statistic was statistically significant at 1% level indicating that the model was significant. the value of the durbinwatson statistic was close to 2 implying that the model had no serial correlation problem. table 6 ardl short-run relationship result dependent variable: dlog(pi) variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c 0.195285 0.021746 8.980253 0.0003** dlog(pi(-1)) -0.199574 0.039789 -5.015752 0.1253 dlog(pi(-2)) -0.103601 0.024830 -4.172379 0.1498 dlog(dcps) -0.351385 0.029437 -11.936967 0.0532 dlog(dcps(-1)) -0.123952 0.022142 -5.598021 0.1125 d(inf) 0.008304 0.000398 20.851929 0.0305* d(inf(-1)) -0.011403 0.000618 -18.441266 0.0345* dlog(cexp) -0.024045 0.029844 -0.805688 0.5682 dlog(cexp(-1)) -0.894029 0.039636 -22.556078 0.0282* dlog(rexp) 0.144767 0.021959 6.592707 0.0958 dlog(rexp(-1)) 0.812705 0.043514 18.676802 0.0341* dlog(dtax) -0.007489 0.040732 -0.183859 0.8842 dlog(dtax(-1)) 0.101294 0.030023 3.373856 0.1834 dlog(itax) 2.040958 0.157551 12.954181 0.0490* dlog(itax(-1)) -1.330800 0.118014 -11.276629 0.0563 dlog(ntr) 0.189492 0.022574 8.394137 0.0755 dlog(ntr(-1)) -0.972824 0.026890 -36.178263 0.0176* ect(-1) -1.399829 0.048953 -28.595296 0.0223* r-squared 0.999894 akaike info criterion -7.470901 adjusted r-squared 0.999446 schwarz criterion -6.261193 f-statistic 28765.29** durbin-watson stat 1. 838546 note: *(**) implies 5% (1%) significance level source: author, 2018 awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 22 the result showed that in the short-run, private investment had a significant negative relationship with one period lag value of inflation rate at 5% level. a unit increase in the one period lag value of inflation rate leads to approximately 0.01 decrease in private investment level. also, the coefficient of one period lag value of capital expenditure was negative and statistically significant at 5% level of significance. this implies that, in the short run, a unit increase in the value of one period lag value of capital expenditure leads to approximately 0.89 decrease in the value of private investment. furthermore, the coefficients of one period lag value of non-tax revenue was negative and statistically significant at 5% level of significance, indicating that a unit increase in one period lag value of non-tax revenue leads to approximately 0.02 decreases in the value of private investment in the short-run. in addition, the result showed that in the short-run, private investment had a significant positive relationship inflation rate at 5% level of significance. a unit increase in the level of inflation rate leads to approximately 0.01 increase in private investment level. also, the coefficient of one period lag value of recurrent expenditure was positive and statistically significant at 5% level of significance. this implies that, in the short run, a unit increase in the value of one period lag value of recurrent expenditure leads to approximately 0.81 increase in the value of private investment. furthermore, the coefficient of indirect tax was negative and statistically significant at 5% level of significance, indicating that a unit increase in the value of indirect tax leads to approximately 2.04 increase in the value of private investment in the short run. having established the long-run relationship and co-movement among the variables, there was a need to examine the speed of adjustment that took all the variables to converge in the long-run. this test was done using error correction mechanism (ecm). the principle behind the result of the ecm was that the coefficient of the ecm must be negative and significance at 5% level. however, this would be used to calculate the speed of adjustment. that is, the time it takes the variables to converge in the long-run. therefore, the coefficient of the ecm was negative and significant at 5% as evidence in the table 6. long-run relationship table 7 ardl long-run relationship result dependent variable: log(pi) variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c -16.208694 1.098862 -14.750432 0.0431* log(dcps) -0.479298 0.027763 -17.264182 0.0368* inf 0.016652 0.000874 19.045234 0.0334* log(cexp) 0.585115 0.014581 40.128978 0.0159* log(rexp) -0.810126 0.067786 -11.951218 0.0531 log(dtax) -0.299658 0.066659 -4.495365 0.1393 log(itax) 1.699040 0.099550 17.067142 0.0373* log(ntr) 1.046006 0.047476 22.032158 0.0289* r-squared 0.999894 akaike info criterion -7.470901 adjusted r-squared 0.999446 schwarz criterion -6.261193 f-statistic 28765.29** durbin-watson stat 1. 838546 note: *(**) implies 5% (1%) significance level source: author, 2018 awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 23 sequel to the co-integration estimate, this study proceeds to analyze the relationship between fiscal policy and private investment in nigeria. from the regression estimate presented on table 7, the f-statistic (28765.29) showed that the model was well specified and it was statistically significant at 1% level of significant. the coefficient of determination (r2) of the model was very high (99%) indicating that independent variables explained total variation of about 99% of variations in exchange rate, while the durbin-watson stat. of 1.83 showed that the estimate from the regression model can be used for policy inference. the regression estimate showed that recurrent expenditure and direct tax had negative but insignificant effect on private investment in nigeria. as observed in the regression estimate presented in table 7, the effects of recurrent expenditure and direct tax were insignificant in influencing private investment over the study periods. in contrast to the above, three of the measures of fiscal policy used (capital expenditure, indirect tax and non-tax revenue) had positive and significant effects on private investment in nigeria. specifically, a unit increase in capital expenditure, indirect tax and non-tax revenue would lead to an increase in private investment by 0.59, 1.70 and 1.05 respectively. also, the coefficient of inflation rate was positive and statistically significant at 5% level of significance. this implies that a unit increase in inflation rate leads to approximately 0.02 decrease in private investment. with respect to domestic credit to private sector, the regression estimate on table 7 showed that domestic credit to private sector had negative but significant effect on private investment in nigeria. this suggests that an increase in the domestic credit to private sector would result in a decrease in exchange rate by 0.48. the rationale behind the negative relationship between domestic credit to private sector and private investment is that when interest rates are too high, it discourages investors from accessing credits from the banks, and subsequently decreases private investment in the economy. also some of those who take the loans at such outrageous rates simply abscond with the money and never invest it. that is why we have several cases of loan defaults in nigeria today. with respect to the focus of this study, the regression estimate showed that some fiscal policy variables positively and significantly influenced private investment in nigeria. this implies that the increase in capital expenditure, indirect tax and non-tax revenue over the period of this study had caused an increase in the level of investment in the country. this suggests that fiscal policy variables are factors influencing private investment in nigeria. post-estimation results in addition to the regression estimates, this study conducted some diagnostic tests such as the residual tests (which include normality test and heteroscedasticity arch test). the f-statistics of the heteroscedasticity arch test was insignificant confirming the absence of serial correlation in the residual of the regression estimate. the implication is that the regression estimate was appropriately estimated. from figure 1, the jarque-bera statistics of the normality test was insignificant suggesting that the residual of the regression estimate is normally distributed. awode fiscal policy management and private investment in nigeria jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 24 table 8 heteroscedasticity test: breusch-pagan-godfrey f-statistic 0.829325 prob. f(8,17) 0.5890 obs*r-squared 7.298604 prob. chi-square(8) 0.5048 source: author, 2018 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -0.004 -0.002 0.000 0.002 0.004 0.006 series: residuals sample 1990 2015 observations 26 mean -1.09e-14 median 0.000253 maximum 0.005275 minimum -0.004497 std. dev. 0.002251 skewness -0.012225 kurtosis 2.898145 jarque-bera 0.011887 probability 0.994074 figure 1 normality test source: author, 2018 conclusion the study noted that there was a long-run positive and significant relationship between private investment and inflation, capital expenditure, indirect tax and non-tax revenue, and a long-run negative and significant relationship between private investment and domestic credit to private sector. it was discovered that a crowding-in relationship exists between capital expenditure and private investment giving credence to the keynesian argument which is theoretically fit to the characteristics of developing economies (including nigeria) such as excess capacity, unemployment, etc. the effect of recurrent expenditure is negative but insignificant. hence, the results generally show a crowding-in effect of total expenditure. another major finding from the study is that indirect tax revenue has positive and significant relationship with private investment, i.e. it is nondistortionary. this can be attributed to the low effectiveness of the indirect tax system of nigeria which limits the distortionary effect of taxes on the economy at macro level. the rationale behind the negative relationship between domestic credit to private sector and private investment is that when interest rates are too high, it discourages investors from accessing credits from the banks, and subsequently decreases private investment in the economy. also some of those who take the loans at such outrageous rates simply abscond with the money and never invest it. that is why we have several cases of loan defaults in nigeria today. recommendations the study advocates for more public investment 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(2012). fiscal policy interaction with private investment: the case of the baltic states. inzinerine ekonomika-engineering economics, 23(3), 233-241. https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.ee.23.3.1934 https://doi.org/10.12816/0003892 https://doi.org/10.1086/452103 https://doi.org/10.1002/jae.616 https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.ee.23.3.1934 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 2, oktober 2021 article type: research paper productivity growth and local content requirement of the manufacturing industry in banten province diasitta yusuf ¹, muhammad firdaus², and alla asmara2 abstract: productivity growth needs to be optimized not only to produce quality products, increase exports, and reduce dependence on imports but also to support the performance of the manufacturing sector. this study aims to determine the manufacturing industry map in banten province, measure manufacturing industry productivity growth, and analyze the effect of local content requirement (lcr) on manufacturing industry productivity growth from 2005 to 2017 by employing the use of k-means cluster and panel data regression analysis. for this purpose, total factor productivity (tfp) is the indicator used to measure productivity growth. the lcr is known as the percentage of local raw and auxiliary materials used in the production process. according to k-means cluster analysis results, industrial companies are grouped into three clusters with different characteristics. the result of panel data regression analysis shows that the tfp of all manufacturing industry sub-sectors has increased and was influenced by lcr, total production, domestic investment, import, and provincial minimum wage. as a result, the government should integrate the lcr and other policies, such as the indonesian national standard, to increase productivity growth. keywords: k-means cluster; lcr; manufacturing industry; panel data; tfp jel classification: c38, l60, c33 introduction the economic structure based on the national long-term development plan from 2005 to 2025 was reinforced by placing the industrial sector as the driving force, supported by the agricultural, marine, and mining (bappenas, 2007). in the java island region, the manufacturing industry sector in west java, banten, and central java provinces has contributed the most to the value of gross regional domestic product (grdp) from 2016 to 2018 (statistics indonesia, 2019). the contribution of the manufacturing industry sector in banten province experienced the most decline with an average of 0.71 percent per year. as a leading sector, the manufacturing industry sector in banten province has an important role in shaping the total value of grdp and its regression has greatly produced an impact to its economy. from 2010 to 2018, the manufacturing industry sector had the most output value compared to other sectors, on average reaching 37.24 percent of the total grdp of banten province with an average growth of 6.04 percent per year. affiliation: 1 statistics of bogor regency, west java, indonesia 2 department of economics, faculty of economics and management, institut pertanian bogor, west java, indonesia *correspondence: diasitta_yusuf@apps.ipb.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.11369 citation: yusuf, d., firdaus, m., & asmara, a. (2021). productivity growth and local content requirement of the manufacturing industry in banten province. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 154-169. article history received: 24 mar 2021 revised: 11 july 2021 23 aug 2021 accepted: 09 sep 2021 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57204838013 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=mippilcaaaaj&hl=en https://bogorkab.bps.go.id/ https://bogorkab.bps.go.id/ https://ekonomi.ipb.ac.id/ https://ekonomi.ipb.ac.id/ https://ekonomi.ipb.ac.id/ https://ekonomi.ipb.ac.id/ mailto:diasitta_yusuf@apps.ipb.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/11369 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i2.11369&domain=pdf yusuf, firdaus, & asmara productivity growth and local content requirement … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 155 according to rahmayani and sugiyanto (2014), the economic growth of a region is determined by the level of productivity of its production factor components. productivity means a combination of effectiveness in producing outputs and efficient use of inputs. productivity measurements can be carried out on each input separately (partial) or all inputs (total). total productivity measurement is carried out on several inputs by using the total factor productivity (tfp). tfp is an indicator used to measure productivity growth and is part of the output which may not be explained by some of the inputs used in the production process (bppt, 2012). analysis of productivity growth in the manufacturing industry sector needs to be carried out to see the sustainability of output growth (surjaningsih & permono, 2014) and to identify sources of output growth that will help policymakers identify factors that contribute to industrial development (mustapha et al., 2013). the manufacturing industry is an economic activity that carries out activities to change a basic good into finished or semi-finished goods, and or goods of less value to goods of higher value. based on the number of workers, the manufacturing industry sector is divided into four groups: large industry, medium industry, small industry, and home industry (statistics indonesia, 2018). from 2010 to 2017 the number of medium large industry (mli) labor has always increased, but labor productivity has decreased in 2011, 2016, and 2017. a reduction in labor productivity may partially affect total productivity and ultimately affect the contribution of the manufacturing industry sector to the grdp of banten province. industrial productivity needs to be optimized to produce better quality products, to increase added value and competitiveness. strategies that can be taken to increase industrial competitiveness are to improve the quality of human resources and provide incentives to industries that can carry out and increase the proportion of raw materials (nuraini & setiartiti, 2017). consequently, this will lead to an increase in exports while reducing dependence on imported products. the changes in exports and imports will affect economic growth in the region through production, consumption, and distribution (astuti & ayuningtyas, 2018). the value and growth of export and import of banten province are shown in figure 1. figure 1 value and growth of export and import of banten province 2010-2017 source: statistics indonesia, 2018 yusuf, firdaus, & asmara productivity growth and local content requirement … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 156 based on figure 1, it may be seen that from 2010 to 2017, the export value of the oil and gas sector has decreased by an average of 0.49 percent per year. meanwhile, the export value of the non-oil and gas sector has increased. in this case, the average export value of the non-oil and gas sector for agricultural products increased by 48.42 percent, industrial products increased by 6.03 percent, and mining and other products increased by 89.01 percent per year. furthermore, the import value increased from 2010 to 2017. on average, the import value of consumer goods products increased by 117.53 percent, raw and auxiliary material products increased by 7.37 percent, and capital goods products increased by 8.42 percent per year. overall, the export value of banten province increased by 4.90 percent per year or less than the increase in import value which reached 7.05 percent per year. this means that banten province has a fairly high level of dependence on imported products, especially on products of raw and auxiliary materials. one of the government efforts made to increase industrial productivity, increase export, and reduce dependence on imported products at the same time is by establishing a local content requirement (lcr) policy. based on the regulation of the minister of industry no.16/m-ind/per/2/2011, lcr is defined as a limit or value that represents the level of local content requirement in a product or service. in the industrial sector, the lcr policy is carried out to strengthen, expand, and deepen the national industrial structure, both to the import substitution industry strategy and the export-oriented industrial strategy. based on government regulation no.29/2018, domestic products that must be used in the procurement of goods and services must have a total lcr value and a company benefit weight (cbw) value of at least 40 percent or an lcr value of at least 25 percent. research results that related to productivity growth and local component requirement using cluster analysis and panel data were used as reference and comparison to this research. several previous research on the factors affecting productivity growth has shown different results. the research of budiwati and yunanto (2013) shows that the factors that influence the total factor productivity (tfp). are inflation, net export, r&d budgets, and the level of education of workers. on the other hand, fazri et al. (2018) show that export, foreign investment, and domestic investment affect tfp. research by de souza and da cunha (2018) shows that productivity decreased in the industrial sector, while productivity increased in the agricultural sector and service sector. several previous research on the effects and benefits of local content requirement (lcr) policy has shown different results. the research of negara (2016) shows that there is an effect of imported inputs on the level of productivity, added value, output, exports, and the number of jobs in the manufacturing sector in indonesia. kolstad and kinyondo (2016) shows that the lcr policy has less influence on countries that already have natural resources than countries that have just discovered natural resources (oil). research by deringer et al. (2018) shows that the lcr policy in the heavy vehicle industry affects increasing output in brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa (brics). at the same time, the increase in output has an adverse side effect such as changes in prices. changes in prices will have a greater impact on the overall economic sector than the gains in industrial output in a particular subsector. to fill in the gaps from the limitations of previous research, it is needed to conduct research that can see more thoroughly the effect of lcr and other factors on productivity growth. this research will show how the lcr influences the productivity of the yusuf, firdaus, & asmara productivity growth and local content requirement … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 157 manufacturing industry even at a more specific level, specifically at the sub-sector level of the manufacturing industry. previous research has discussed the productivity growth of the manufacturing industry and lcr policy separately and has not seen the relationship. in this case, the discussion on the productivity growth of the manufacturing industry focused more at a regional level or on the industrial sector as a whole and was not specific to the industrial sub-sector level. the discussions on lcr policy also focused more on achieving lcr targets in industrial sectors. the novelty in this research is to see how the relationship between lcr policy and manufacturing industry productivity growth at a specific level, namely the manufacturing industry sub-sector. in addition, this study aims to determine how the manufacturing industry maps, measures the manufacturing industry growth and analyze the factors that affect the manufacturing industry productivity growth in banten province. the results of this research are expected to give recommendations to the government and business actors to decide the right lcr policy to increase productivity and develop the manufacturing industry sector. research method data types and sources the data type used is secondary data with panel data of 836 medium large industry (mli) from 20 manufacturing industry sub-sectors from 2005 to 2017. the data sources used are from the annual mli survey conducted by statistics indonesia of banten province, and the ministry of investment. in this case, data related to output, input, export, import, lcr, and minimum wage were obtained from statistics indonesia. data related to the value of a domestic and foreign investment were obtained from the ministry of investment. the data obtained are then selected and adjusted to the research method, resulting in balanced panel data. research variable this research used variables which were determined based on the research objectives. the variables used to determine the manufacturing industry map consist of five independent variables, which are output, input which is in the form of capital, labor, and intermediate inputs, and lcr from each mli. the variables used to measure the manufacturing industry productivity growth consist of one dependent variable and three independent variables. the dependent variable is the output, and the dependent variables are capital, labor force, and intermediate input. the variables used to analyze the effect of lcr and other factors on manufacturing industrial productivity growth consist of one dependent variable and six independent variables. the dependent variable is tfp, and the dependent variables are lcr, total production, domestic investment, foreign investment, export, import, and minimum wage generated by the manufacturing sub-sector. the description of variables is shown in table 1. yusuf, firdaus, & asmara productivity growth and local content requirement … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 158 table 1 the description of variables no. research objectives variables definition 1 determine manufacturing industry map y output c capital l labor force i intermediate input lcr local content requirement 2 measure manufacturing industry productivity growth y output c capital l labor force i intermediate input 3 analyze the effect of local content requirement (lcr) and other factors on manufacturing industry productivity growth tfp total factor productivity lcr local content requirement prod total production div domestic investment fiv foreign investment exp export imp import pmw provincial minimum wage source: statistics indonesia and ministry of investment. method of analysis the analytical method used is descriptive and quantitative analysis. descriptive analysis is used to provide an overview of medium large industry (mli) based on the manufacturing industry sub-sector. descriptive analysis was also carried out by looking at the results of cluster analysis to determine the manufacturing industry map, apart from tables and figures. quantitative analysis used in this research is panel data analysis. panel data analysis is used to measure manufacturing industry productivity growth and analyze the effect of local content requirement (lcr) and other factors on the manufacturing industry productivity growth in banten province. k-means cluster analysis for the manufacturing industry map the cluster analysis method used is the k-means cluster method based on the research of setyaningsih (2012) and karaca (2018). the clusters produced are groups with a high degree of similarity. each cluster will contain very similar data. the stages carried out in the k-means cluster analysis are as follows: (1) determine the number of clusters to be formed, where the number of clusters must be less than the number of data (k chibar2 0.000 hausman test 49.51 56 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 19, nomor 1, april 2018: 50-60 variables variabel dependen ( ) common effect random effect fixed effect prob>chi2 0.000 ftests 4.14 prob-f 0.000 obs. 326 326 326 r-squared 0.996 0.958 jumlah prov. 33 33 angka dalam kurung adalah standar eror, tanda *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1. nilai koefisien yaitu memiliki nilai berdasarkan penjelasan diatas bahwa model panel data pada pertumbuhan ekonomi merupakan model dinamis dimana terdapat nilai lag dependen variabel pada sisi sebelah kanan. secara teoritis hal tersebut mengakibatkan kondisi yang bias jika tidak menggunakan alat analisis yang tepat. penelitian ini mengembangkan hal tersebut dengan menggunakan generalized method of moments (gmm) untuk mengatasi permasalahan yang muncul karena kondisi model pertumbuhan ekonomi yang dinamis. hasil dari regresi menggunakan model gmm ditunjukkan pada tabel 4. pada tabel 4 ditunjukkan beberapa spesifikasi model untuk mendapatkan model terbaik yang dapat merepresentasikan hasil yang terbaik dalam model. pada model gmm ditunjukkan model 1, 2, dan 3 yang merupakan identifikasi pada kondisi model. pada model 1 kondisi yang dilakukan yaitu dengan mengasumsikan bahwa keseluruhan independen variabel endogen kecuali tingkat pertumbuhan populasi sehingga harus diinstrumentasi sesuai dengan kondisi pada analisis gmm. model 2 mengasumsikan bahwa variabel lag variabel pdrb per kapita, investasi fisik, modal manusia untuk pendidikan dan kesehatan dan pendidikan diasumsikan endogen sehingga harus diinstrumentasi sesuai dengan kondisi pada analisis gmm. model 3 mengasumsikan bahwa hanya variabel lag variabel pdrb per kapita dan modal manusia untuk pendidikan dan kesehatan dan pendidikan yang diasumsikan endogen sehingga harus diinstrumentasi sesuai dengan kondisi pada analisis gmm. sebelum melakukan intepretasi hasil estimasi pada model gmm, hal pertama yang harus dilakukan adalah menguji kelayakan dari model gmm. pengujian kelayakan model gmm dilakukan untuk mendapatkan model yang valid yaitu model yang tidak terjadi korelasi serial pada eror dan instrumen yang digunakan secara keseluruhan pada model adalah valid. pengujian pertama untuk menilai kelayakan dari model dengan melihat hasil nilai dari ar (1) dan ar (2) yang merupakan nilai p-values untuk first dan second order autocorrelated disturbance. test untuk ar (1) biasanya menolak hipotesis nol, tetapi indikator yang penting ditunjukkan oleh nilai dari ar (2). berdasarkan output pada tabel 5 ditunjukkan bahwa nilai p-value dari ar (1) menunjukkan nilai yang signifikan tetapi fokus analisis berada pada ar (2), nilai ar (2) pada model difference gmm model 1 p-value 0.0064, model 2 nilai p-value 0.0058, dan model 3 nilai p-value 0.0053. berdasarkan hasil tersebut keseluruhan model difference gmm memiliki nilai p-value dibawah nilai alpha 5 persen maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa pada model difference gmm terjadi serial autokorelasi pada eror. sementara itu pada model system gmm dapat ditunjukkan bahwa nilai p-value dari ar (1), sementara itu nilai ar (2) pada model 1 nilai p-value 0.083, model 2 nilai p-value 0.022, dan model 3 nilai p-value 0.0091. berdasarkan hasil tersebut model 2 dan 3 pada system gmm mem pendidikan, kesehatan dan pertumbuhan ekonomi regional di indonesia… (aminudin anwar) 57 iliki nilai p-value dibawah nilai alpha 5 persen maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa pada model terjadi serial autokorelasi pada eror. nilai ar (2) pada model 1 menunjukkan nilai p-value diatas nilai alpha 5 persen sehingga dapat disimpulkan untuk model 1 system gmm tidak terjadi serial autokorelasi pada eror. uji kelayakan model yang kedua yaitu untuk menguji validitas dari instrumen yang digunakan dalam model. hasil output untuk sargan test pada model difference gmm menunjukkan bahwa pada model 1 nilai p-value 0.973, model 2 nilai p-value 0.714, dan model 3 nilai p-value 0.0545. berdasarkan hasil tersebut dapat disimpulakan bahwa instrumen yang digunakan pada model untuk keseluruhan model difference gmm valid. pada model system gmm nilai sargan test untuk model 1 nilai p-value 0.997, model 2 nilai pvalue 0.953, dan model 3 nilai p-value 0.269. berdasarkan hasil tersebut dapat disimpulkan bahwa instrumen yang digunakan pada model untuk keseluruhan model system gmm valid. berdasarkan uji kelayakan model maka model yang dapat diinterpretasikan adalah model yang tidak terjadi autokorelasi serial pada eror dan memiliki instrumen yang valid. disimpulkan bahwa kondisi dari keseluruhan model difference gmm tidak layak karena terjadi serial autokorelasi pada eror walaupun instrument yang digunakan valid. sementara itu, untuk model system gmm ditunjukkan bahwa pada model 2 dan 3 tidak layak karena terjadi serial autokorelasi pada eror walaupun instrument yang digunakan valid. model terbaik pada penelitian ini ditunjukkan pada model 1 untuk system gmm dimana tidak terjadi autokorelasi serial pada eror dan memiliki instrumen yang valid. tabel 4 model panel dinamis variables variabel dependen ( ) difference gmm system gmm (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) 0.885*** 0.881*** 0.885*** 0.984*** 0.984*** 0.979*** (0.0303) (0.0317) (0.0324) (0.00499) (0.00530) (0.00626) -0.00312* -0.00337* -0.00436** 0.000986 0.00107 0.000263 (0.00177) (0.00180) (0.00189) (0.00134) (0.00146) (0.00145) 0.310*** 0.351*** 0.426*** 0.0716*** 0.0851*** 0.120*** (0.113) (0.121) (0.135) (0.0248) (0.0265) (0.0320) 1.243*** 1.264** 1.306** 0.127* 0.120 0.138 (0.477) (0.507) (0.522) (0.0740) (0.0801) (0.0917) 0.0220*** 0.0219*** 0.0204** 0.00788 0.00874 0.0102 (0.00813) (0.00816) (0.00827) (0.00775) (0.00786) (0.00785) -0.0119 -0.0147 -0.0213 -0.00180 -0.00234 -0.00160 (0.0124) (0.0130) (0.0137) (0.00331) (0.00342) (0.00342) constant -0.469* -0.462 -0.574* (0.281) (0.303) (0.341) obs. 285 285 285 326 326 326 jumlah prov. 32 32 32 33 33 33 58 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 19, nomor 1, april 2018: 50-60 variables variabel dependen ( ) difference gmm system gmm (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) sargan test 186.1 185.4 176.6 208.9 201.7 189.2 p-value 0.973 0.714 0.0545 0.997 0.953 0.269 ar (1) -8.177 -8.186 -8.112 -5.204 -6.350 -7.542 p-value 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 ar (2) 2.727 2.758 2.791 1.724 2.299 2.610 p-value 0.00639 0.00581 0.00526 0.0847 0.0215 0.00906 instrumen 231 203 154 276 244 185 angka dalam kurung adalah standar eror, tanda *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, * p<0.1. nilai koefisien yaitu memiliki nilai hasil output estimasi model 1 untuk system gmm digunakan sebagai analisis karena kondisinya yang sesuai dengan kelayakan model. hal utama yang menjadi fokus kajian penelitian ini adalah kontribusi dari modal manusia yaitu pendidikan dan kesehatan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. berdasarkan hasil dari output dapat dianalisis bahwa nilai koefisien dari pendidikan ( ) memiliki nilai positif sebesar 0.0851 dan signifikan pada level 1 persen. kondisi yang sama terjadi pada nilai koefisien kesehatan ( ) dimana memiliki nilai positif sebesar 0.127 dan signifikan pada level 10 persen. berdasarkan hasil tersebut maka secara empiris dapat dibuktikan tentang peran penting dari modal manusia yaitu pendidikan dan kesehatan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia. hal ini sejalan dengan penelitian sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh (knowles & owen, 1995) untuk analisis antar negara, (li & liang, 2010) antar negara di asia timur, dan (li & huang, 2009) untuk provinsi di china. temuan yang sejalan dengan penelitian ini di indonesia (kharisma & saleh, 2013) hanya menunjukkan peran dari pendidikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi sementara kesehatan secara statistik tidak signifikan. hal lain yang dapat dijelaskan dari hasil output tersebut adalah kontribusi sektor fisik dan peran pemerintah yaitu investasi fisik ( ), pertumbuhan penduduk, dan pengeluaran pemerintah ( ) yang memiliki nilai ecara statistik tidak signifikan. hal ini memberikan gambaran bahwa kontribusi sektor fisik tidak terlalu menjadi sesuatu yang dominan untuk pertumbuhan ekonomi yang lebih baik justru kontribusi sektor non-fisik seperti modal manusia akan memberikan nilai yang lebih baik. di sisi lain peran pemerintah melalui pendanaan pembangunan cenderung belum mampu untuk memberikan kontribusi. kecenderungan aktifitas pemerintah yang menggunakan alokasi dana untuk aktifitas rutin menjadi salah satu hal yang terjadi, seharusnya pemerintah mampu untuk mendukung pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan alokasi dana yang terorientasi pada sektor yang berimplikasi terhadap pembangunan ekonomi. konvergensi yang menjadi salah satu indikator dan merupakan efek lanjutan dari pertumbuhan ekonomi terjadi pada provinsi-provinsi di indonesia. hal tersebut ditunjukkan dari nilai lag pdrb per kapita ( ) yang memiliki nilai kurang dari 1 yaitu 0.984 dan secara statistik signifikan pada level 1 persen. hal ini membuktikan hipotesis konvergensi kondisional dimana daerah yang memiliki tingkat pertumbuhan awal yang rendah dapat mengakumulasi proses pertumbuhannya dan mempu untuk mengejar daerah yang awalnya maju. implikasinya adalah daerah yang maju akan memiliki kecepatan konvergensi pendidikan, kesehatan dan pertumbuhan ekonomi regional di indonesia… (aminudin anwar) 59 sebesar 1.613 persen dan daerah yang pertumbuhan awalnya rendah akan dapat mengejar separo dari kondisinya tersebut dalam waktu 42.97 tahun. kontribusi positif dari pendidikan dan kesehatan dalam model konvergensi kondisional tersebut juga memiliki implikasi bahwa faktor yang mampu untuk meningkatkan akselerasi pertumbuhan ekonomi tersebut terdapat pada pendidikan dan kesehatan. hal ini sejalan dengan penelitian sebelumnya yaitu (firdaus & yusop, 2009) dan (kharisma & saleh, 2013) yang juga menemukan hal yang sama terhadap terbuktinya hipotesis konvergensi pada provinsi di indonesia. simpulan kontribusi modal manusia sebagai penentu pertumbuhan pada level provinsi di indonesia secara empiris terbukti. hal tersebut ditunjukkan oleh nilai positif variabel pendidikan dan kesehatan. indikasi ini menunjukkan bahwa peran sentral modal manusia menurut teori pertumbuhan endogen terbukti di indonesia. hal ini seharusnya menjadi perhatian bagi pengambil kebijakan untuk meningkatkan investasi pada sektor pendidikan dan kesehatan sehingga mampu untuk meningkatkan pembangunan ekonomi di indonesia. terjadinya konvergensi kondisional secara empiris terbukti 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(1961). investment in human capital. the american economic review, 51(1), 1–17. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 19, nomor 2, oktober 2018, hlm. 116-133 doi: 10.18196/jesp.19.2.5003 the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization in eastern regions of indonesia: a propensity score matching method novat pugo sambodo erasmus school of health policy and management, erasmus universiteit rotterdam research associate pusat kebijakan pembiayaan dan manajemen asuransi kesehatan, medical faculty universitas gadjah mada jl. farmako, sekip utara, yogyakarta 55281 correspondence e-mail: pugosambodo@gmail.com received: september 2018; accepted: october 2018 abstract: underutilization of health care for the poor is one critical problem in indonesia. out of pocket share is dominant on overall health financing. therefore, it is plausible that low demand of modern healthcare services mainly relates to financial aspect. in 2008, the government of indonesia has introduced health insurance schemes for the poor to help them overcome the problem of medical costs barrier called jamkesmas (social health insurance). this paper examines the impact evaluation of jamkesmas to health care utilization in eastern indonesia. data are drawn from indonesia family life survey east (ifls-east) that held in 2012. this data only covers the eastern regions of indonesia that widely known has relatively lower performance in development and infrastructure. moreover, this study employs propensity score matching (psm) approach to analyse the data. the results show that average treatment effect for treated group are positive for outpatient utilization. in addition, availability of the healthcare facility variables, travelling time and distance to district capital are factors that determine jamkemas coverage in eastern indonesia. keywords: social health insurance, healthcare utilization, impact evaluation jel classification: i13, i15, h43 introduction underutilization of health care for the poor is one critical problem in indonesia. according to somanathan (2008), out of pocket share during 1995 to 2004 was between 60-70% on overall health financing. therefore, it is plausible that low demand of modern healthcare services mainly relates to financial aspect (somanathan 2008, p. 1). hence, government of indonesia (goi) tries to reform social safety nets in order to protect the most vulnerable family in the hardship situation, i.e. economics crises in 1997 and 2008. goi has introduced various health insurance schemes for the poor to help them overcome the problem of medical costs barrier. health insurance in indonesia had been gone through several evolutions. it started with dana sehat in 1969, jaminan pemeliharaan kesehatan masyarakat (jpkm) in 1992, and health card in 1994. after that, it was followed by social safety nets or jaring pengaman sosial (jps) which was introduced to mitigate the impact of asian financial crisis in 1997-1998. then, the goi initiated asuransi kesehatan untuk masyarakat miskin (askeskin) in 2005-2007, and finally it is replaced by jaminan kesehatan masyarakat (jamkesmas)1 in 2008 (vidyatama et al. 2014). jamkesmas is a social assistance for healthcare that is provided for the poor and those who cannot afford the healthcare fee. goi has allocated around 500 million usd or around 20% of all social assistance budget to funding jamkesmas program. in addition, 1to avoid any confusion, there is also jamkesda which is a similar insurance but the regulation and coverage are under district or city local government responsibility. the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 117 ministry of health appointed to implement this program starting from 2008 until early 2014. currently, bpjs (social security agency) program substitutes jamkesmas with broader coverage, i.e. not only for the poor. however, the lesson from jamkesmas implementation remains relevant and valuable for policy analysis. there have been many studies evaluating health insurance program in indonesia. the latest study by vidyatama et al. (2014) finds that health insurance owner 8% more likely using healthcare service when falling sick and it becomes 5% if people who are not sick are included in the estimation. other study tries to contrast the effect of askeskin and non-askeskin (aji et al. 2013). their research finding supports the argument of financial barrier; both types of health insurance program can decrease out of pocket payment. distance and location factors also have a significant influence on healthcare utilisation, especially for rural community. in contrast, people living in urban community are less sensitive to distance, but relatively more sensitive to medical fee (erlyana et al. 2011). in brief, contributions of this paper have three points. first, this paper gives more attention to eastern region of indonesia than try to get national level studies. most previous studies on the health insurance impact evaluation in indonesia have a limitation on capturing geographical aspect and eastern indonesia focus. nevertheless, this region is relatively lacking in many social development indicators as compared to the western regions. furthermore, indonesia statistic office reported that 70% of underdeveloped districts are located in eastern indonesia. it hopes give more understanding of jamkesmas implementation than get only general idea of national level. second, this study also includes more variables such as travel time, distance and availability of service variables. unlike other datasets such as susenas and riskesdas used by vidayatama et.al (2014), and sparrow et.al (2013), ifls-east has a possibility to merge between individual and household information with community or village data. ifls-east data is the newest ifls since the previous ifls, ifls 4 taken in 2007. thus, this paper expect more update information as compared with other paper using previous ifls data like ifls 3 (erlyana et al. 2011) or ifls 1 and ifls 2 (hidayat et al. 2010). this paper aims to analyse the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization in eastern part of indonesia. with this objective, the study attempts to answer two research questions: (1) does jamkesmas significantly help the poor household to increase their health care utilization when falling ill? (2) is there any difference of household choice preference between the public and the private health services given variables in the model? the following part of this essay briefly describes indonesian health insurance from reform from 1998 (after economic crisis) with social safety net (ssn) until recent implementation of social security agency (bpjs). section 3 outlines some characteristics of data we use in this research. empirical challenge and methodology to deal with those challenges will be discussed in section 4. section 5 discusses the result of this study and discussion. a final section highlights what this paper main finding and policy implication that we can make given the result from this paper. reform in indonesian social insurance recently the government of indonesia (goi) has set an ambition to have every citizen covered by insurance. goi initiated social security agency or badan penyelenggara jaminan sosial (bpjs) in 2014. it is a part of the implementation of national social security system law 2004 no. 40 and social security agency law 2011 no. 24. the law is introduced as a response of a rigid limitation in the insurance coverage that could only reach people with formal employment status. these insurances include aspen, askes, jamsostek and asabri. hence, the ultimate goal of bpjs is to expand the coverage and improve the service to its beneficiaries. 118 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 before jamkesmas is implemented, indonesia has a long experience in providing insurance to its citizens, see figure 1. in 1998 indonesia introduced jaring pengaman sosial or social safety net as a response of economic crisis. the intention of this program is to protect the poor from economic turbulence during this asian financial crisis 1997-1998. shrinking indicators, like a massive decline of unemployment rate, high inflation and socio-politic crisis, make the poor more vulnerable. as part of jps, a health card program is introduced to poor households to waive the fee to access the public healthcare provider, i.e. public health centre (puskesmas) and public hospital. in 2005 the goi attempted to reform the social health insurance with broader beneficiaries. the government introduced askeskin (health insurance for the poor) with the goal to expand the coverage to the informal sector workers that had not been covered by the existing insurances. afterwards, the goi appointed ministry of health to manage the financial aspect of askeskin because there had been many requests for evaluation and improvement. then, it was renamed to jamkesmas in 2008. in this program, the near poor group was included as eligible recipient. furthermore, to standardize with the establishment of national social assistance, the goi incorporated jamkemas under national health insurance (jkn); jamkesmas is managed by bpjs. with this merger, all jamkesmas’s members automatically become member of national health insurance program under bpjs. according to harimurti et.al. (2013), there are several changes in jamkesmas compared to askeskin. first, the insurance fee is higher, it increases between idr 5,000 to idr 6,500 per individual per month. second, jamkesmas only gives the limited basic package with some specific exclusions of benefit and no cost-sharing. however, the member may get an extended package as add-in. another benefit of jamkesmas is that the medicine is covered with prescribed evidence. jamkesmas holders can exercise the insurance in puskesmas, public hospital and some registered private hospital (harimurti et.al 2013, p.14). according to world bank background paper (world bank 2012), the official number of jamkesmas recipients in 2010 approximately 74.6 million people. in term of budget, the average cost of health services utilized per card is rp6,250, while the administrative cost itself is rp9,362 (us$ 0.9). moreover, this report also shows that jamkesmas successfully cover around 41% of poor household. to manage the implementation, ministry of health works together with public hospitals and local health centers as service providers and fee claims. bpjs regulates the eligibility and targeting. pt askes handles the card production and distribution. ministry of finance is responsible for financing the disbursement. local government also has a role to distribute jamkesmas cards, provide sufficient socialization and undertake monitoring and evaluation. source: author‟s estimation based on vidyatama et.al. (2014) figure 1. evolution of health insurance in indonesia the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 119 research method data this paper utilizes the ifls-east 2012 (sikoki et al. 2013), which is the first survey that specifically covers the eastern provinces of indonesia that have never been surveyed by 4 previous ifls. it covers the information in individual, household and community level. there are seven provinces surveyed: kalimantan timur, nusa tenggara timur, maluku, maluku utara, papua, papua barat, and sulawesi tenggara. moreover, ifls-east data involves 99 villages consisting of 3,159 and 2,547 households. within these households, 10,887 individuals are interviewed (satriawan et al. 2014). the richness of information presented in this dataset supports the analysis, thus leading to better estimates in explaining the independent variables. ifls-east data is accessible at this url . this study exercises some dependent variables, including outpatient variables for total, public health centres and private health services. this paper also tries to capture the impact of jamkesmas on inpatient utilization. similar to outpatient outcome, it also classifies both public and private. using the household expenditure dataset from ifls, this paper constructs the out of pocket variables and the catastrophic health expenditure incident if the health expenditure of the household exceeds 15% of its total. the fundamental interest of this program evaluation study is to investigate the real impact of jamkesmas on the main outcome. however, we face some empirical challenges in the data. first, it is required to estimate the outcomes that capture the “true” difference between the impact of jamkesmas to the treated group and the untreated group. this cannot be done by simply estimating the outcome, like the outpatient and inpatient service utilization or health expenditure variable of people with and without jamkesmas. that naive approach is not sufficient to capture the causal effect relationship between program and outcomes. hence, the main challenge for this impact evaluation study is to get the counterfactual group in the data. each household needs to get match comparison with other household with same characteristic before get the program. second, the allocation of jamkesmas is based on the eligibility determined by indonesian ministry of health, and certainly it is not selected randomly. jamkesmas is only provided for the poor and the non-poor. hence, measuring the outcome with simple ordinary least square could produce a bias estimation. this is because there is also a possibility that some poor and near poor households who are eligible, but they do not receive the benefit of jamkesmas. these eligible households have a tendency to have less utilization, even if they hold a health insurance. if the randomness of data is satisfied, we could make an estimation with other estimation model, such as randomized selection, regression discontinuity and difference-in-difference. however, since the randomness is not satisfied, the ifls-east dataset is a cross-sectional data. lastly, we assumed that the eligibility of jamkesmas are observable in variables contained in ifls-east dataset. in this non-ideal condition, there is one method that can solve the counterfactual group problem. it is by looking the counterfactual group within dataset that has a similar or exact characteristic of the treated group, except the fact that they get the insurance. this can be done by using the exact match propensity score matching (psm).according to rosenbaum & rubin (1983), propensity score which is also known as balancing score, represent the conditional probability of observation that will be given a treatment based on the definite pretreatment specification. furthermore, the fundamental reason of psm is the absence of experimental framework of program and allocation of program in non-random setting. then, the difference of treatment group and control group is not only in their status in program as a receiver, but also on the other characteristics 120 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 that might impact on the outcome. this bias can be avoided if we can get the corresponding similar households or individuals. after estimating the outcome of both groups, we then compare those outcomes. the average difference outcome of treated and untreated groups allows us to get impact of the program on beneficiaries. psm approach has tree steps in order to get the average impact of the treatment. first, we need to estimate the probability of households in datasets who are receiving jamkesmas. this is based on several selected control variables, which are observable. in this step, we can utilize logit or probit estimation. both estimates only have minor difference, and the selection is based on the researcher‟s adjustment. in this study, the logit method is used. the next step is to limit our analysis only for households that have a range of common supports. then, after obtaining the range of common support for each treatment group, we pair them with the untreated household having the same or the closest balancing score. finally, in the last step we produce the average treatment effect on the treated group (att) by acquiring the average difference of expected outcome (outpatient, inpatient, health spending) from people with and without jamkesmas. based on jamkesmas and datasets characteristics, this research prefer to use psm model that also used by sparrow et al. (2013) and pradhan et al. (2004) for askeskin and health card program, respectively. as an extension of their work, this paper is to add more specific information data on the community infrastructure, travel time or distance, and availability of healthcare facility characteristic both public and private healthcare provider. the matching model using logit estimation is shown as follow: ( ) (1) equation (1) is the matching model, where yi is an outcome of household probability that is covered by jamkesmas (pr (yi=1)) i.e y=1 if yes and y=0 if no. in this logit estimation (equation 1) there are some variables that are included in the control variables. the variables in the category αind represent factors attached to person in demographic categories such as age, sex, years of education, education level, marital status, while the category αhh represents the household level characteristics, such as education of household head, whether of household head is female and household expenditure (food, non-food and medical expenditure). variables in the category αfas include the availability of the supply sides, such as the availability of health center facilities, tools availability and number of staff. the category αcomm comprises of community characteristics, such as geographical and infrastructure variables. this research also gives more attention in this aspect as the sample relatively lacks in infrastructure. furthermore, self-reported illness is not included in these covariates. it is because the inclusion of self-reported illness could lead us to a selection bias because the probability for people who are sick and actively looking for jamkesmas is relatively high. this is also related that rich people has more tendency to report their illness rather than the poor. this research employs the five nearestneighbours matching approach to match the treated group with the control group. the matching is based on the propensity score. after this process, the difference between those two groups is possible to calculate. to estimate the average impact of a treatment for a household that get jamkesmas in notation 𝑝𝑠𝑚, we determine the disparity between the expected outcome of the treatment group and the expected outcome of the non-treated group as mentioned earlier. in mathematical notation, this can be expressed as follow (see sparrow et.al 2013): 𝑝𝑠𝑚=𝐸 (𝑦𝑖𝐴=1, s=1) −𝐸 (𝑊𝑖𝑦𝑖𝐴=0, s=1) (2) in equation (2), (𝑦𝑖𝐴=1, s=1) is the expected outcome of household groups who receive the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 121 jamkesmas (a=1) and having a common support (s=1) as conditional requirement. then, e (𝑊𝑖𝑦𝑖𝐴=0, =1) shows the potential outcome of „artificial‟ control groups based on the propensity score that do not have jamkesmas (a=0) and have common support (s=1). we denote the weight estimated balancing score. result and discussion jamkesmas coverage table 3 shows the experiment result of jamkesmas coverage that has been classified into rural and urban groups, quartiles as well as gender. it is to be noted that this table is in individual level. even though the allocation might not be entirely received by the targeted groups, quartile 1 and quartile 2 still have the highest percentage of people holding the insurance, i.e. 52.61% and 43.21%, respectively. this pattern indicates that jamkesmas has reached the target that is the poor and the near poor group. however, there is an indication that jamkesmas is utilized by unintended groups, i.e. quartile 3 and quartile 4. this means that there is leakage of jamkesmas allocation in eastern region of indonesia. this finding is similar with a study done by sparrow et al. (2013) and vidyatama et.al (2014) in the national level case. in addition, more people in the rural area take the benefit of jamkesmas rather than the urban counterparts. around 44.71% of people in the rural area who receive jamkesmas, while only 22.86% of urban people who receive jamkesmas. another finding is that there is no significant difference of allocation for male or female groups. they are equally likely to receive jamkesmas. source: author‟s calculation based on ifls-east 2012 figure 2. targeting of jamkesmas coverage in 2012 table 1. utilization and health spending for household with or without jamkesmas holder household with no jamkesmas holder household with jamkesmas holder total outpatient 0.163 0.176 0.168 public 0.086 0.122 0.101 private 0.068 0.050 0.061 inpatient 0.044 0.035 0.040 public 0.037 0.034 0.036 private 0.015 0.007 0.012 out of pocket health expenditure (%) 1.539 0.861 1.267 catastrophic health spending (more than 15% of total expenditure) (%) 0.020 0.007 0.015 source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 122 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 table 1 exhibits a naïve comparison between household with and without jamkesmas with regards to the utilization of healthcare service, out of pocket expenditure and catastrophic health incidence. this table is based on the household level data. jamkesmas’s holder has a slightly higher average of visitation than household with no jamkesmas. the value of 0.176 means that 17.6% of household with jamkesmas is reported to access modern healthcare (either public or private) in the past 4 weeks. the difference gets bigger in public healthcare provider, which is 0.122 for jamkesmas holder and only 0.086 for nonjamkesmas household. this pattern differs from the case of outpatient private healthcare; the average number of people go to private healthcare provider is larger for nonjamkesmas household. in terms of spending, out of pocket health expenditure for nonjamkesmas household is relatively higher, and that is almost double. similarly, catastrophic health incidence spending is also higher for nonjamkesmas household, though the value is very small. in general, it can be inferred that with this naïve analysis the utilization of healthcare is higher for the jamkesmas holder and they pay less health spending. in propensity score matching analysis, there are two properties that must be satisfied. first, there should be enough common support in balancing the treated and the untreated group. second, the balancing properties are satisfied. estimation on the propensity score shown in the table 6 on the appendix consists of 54 propensity score estimated for each variable. using logit estimation, the probability of household getting jamkesmas coverage is calculated. some variables show a positive coefficient, which means that it has higher probability to receive jamkesmas. for example, unconditional cash transfer (bbm blt) is introduced as the compensation of subsidy cut on fuel; this might be the same eligibility requirement between jamkesmas and blt. other variables that also indicate a positive coefficient are the size of household, the accessibility to clean water, the accessibility to piped water, the private clinic‟s accessibility to water, and the residency of household in rural area unexpected positive sign appears from group that has far proximity with hospital. this means that the longer travel time might positively correlates with the probability to get jamkesmas. there are also positive sign variables, although they are not statistically significant, that are interesting to note. there are private clinics that provide health check-up examination services. many villages have public transport facilities, and their main road is made from asphalt. we expect that improving availability and infrastructure might broaden the allocation of jamkesmas. in contrast, there are variables that can significantly reduce the probability of jamkesmas coverage. variables, like askes, jamsostek and company insurance, have a negative sign and they are significant. this shows that households having other kind of insurance are less likely to receive jamkesmas. moreover, variables related to household assets, such asthe size of house (m2) and the vehicle ownership also reduce the probability of jamkesmas coverage. this is desirable because the richer households should have less probability to be covered by jamkesmas. interestingly, if one of the household members working in the government office, their propensity score is significantly lower. this could be because they are automatically covered by askes. moreover, the variable of the distance of village capital to district capital in kilometres has a negative value. this result is expected. other distance and travel time related variables also have a negative sign, but not significant. the availability of private clinics is determined by many variables. it is predicted that these variables have a positive sign. the accessibility of clean water is positive and significant. however, there is a variable that has a negative sign, i.e. the availability of dental service in private clinic. in the first property of balancing common support, psm analysis does not obtain lack of the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 123 common support. table 9 in the appendices reveals range of common support based on the number of observation whether it is off support or on support. in this table there are 36 out of 1953 are off support. it means 36 observation of treated group does not have match comparison group and dropped as a consequences. meanwhile in the figure 2 distribution of the propensity score for treatment and control group, it shows the overlap pattern and also present how each group of treated are compared with some group of control (untreated). furthermore in this matching step, 5 nearest neighborhood matching technique is employed. in the balancing properties in table 10 in the appendices, we can see that there are some variables do not satisfy balancing property. it means some of the differences between treated and control groups are large in those variables indicated by t-test show significant result. the author try to make some changes in the covariates by make some interaction variable but the significant feature in the t-test are unchanged. as a consequence, we need to get the new set of covariates that satisfied balancing properties. due to the time constraint, author will limit the analysis here and will update with the newest balanced set of controls. impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization and healthcare expenditure table 2 shows the result of the estimated impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization using propensity score matching method. in general, jamkesmas’ holders has a higher probability of using modern healthcare outpatient service than those without jamkesmas. for total level, there is 2.9% of difference between the treated groups with the controlled groups. the probability of jamkesmas’ holders using public healthcare facility is slightly higher, that is 3.6% difference. hence, this shows how jamkesmas could significantly impact the outpatient service usage. table 2. estimated impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization and health expenditure (psm) outpatient inpatient out of pocket expenditure catastrophic health spending (more than 15% of total expenditure) variables all public private all public private total 0.0290* 0.0359*** -0.0053 0.0127* 0.0103 0.0036 -0.0395 0.0000 0.0154 0.0130 0.0103 0.0076 0.0085 0.0044 0.2416 0.0090 quartile 1 0.0217 0.0177 0.0008 -0.0031 -0.0042 0.0043 -0.2009 0.0083 0.02748 0.02306 0.01779 0.01279 0.01376 0.00429 0.33174 0.00583 quartile 2 0.0039 0.0067 -0.0041 0.0274 0.0301* -0.0001 -0.1645 -0.0156 0.0318 0.0266 0.0220 0.0137 0.0173 0.0061 0.3936 0.0173 quartile 3 0.0505 0.0545** 0.0105 0.0038 0.0029 -0.0014 -0.1454 0.0063 0.0318 0.0277 0.0208 0.0173 0.0207 0.0114 0.5257 0.0213 quartile 4 0.0647 0.0251 0.0310 0.0338 0.0258 0.0080 0.8784 0.0253 0.0400 0.0339 0.0297 0.0259 0.0269 0.0108 0.7853 0.0245 rural 0.0298* 0.0183 0.0119 0.0139* 0.0133 0.0024 -0.1030 -0.0024 0.0173 0.0144 0.0115 0.0079 0.0088 0.0029 0.2691 0.0085 urban 0.0221 0.0576** -0.0272 0.0130 0.0136 0.0033 -0.2923 -0.0034 0.0290 0.0286 0.0183 0.0200 0.0221 0.0131 0.4442 0.0181 robust standard errors in parentheses *** p<0.01, ** p<0.05, *p<0.1 source: author‟s calculation based on ifls-east 2012 124 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 as we can see in table 3, outcome of inpatient service utilization affected only in total level. the coefficient means that jamkesmas’s holder has a bigger probability with around 1.3 higher, but it is not statistically significant for public and private categories. decomposition in the quartile groups shows no considerable difference. it is expected that the two lowest quartiles get the most of impact. however, the result does not meet this expectation. moreover, the out of pocket health expenditure has a negative difference, although it is not statistically significant across the groups. similar average treatment effect pattern also happens for the catastrophic health spending incidence. this finding is similar with the result from suryanto et.al (2013) using previous ifls 3, ifls 4, susenas 2009 and 2010 that health cost assistance to the poor has no significant influence on reducing catastrophic health expenditure. the one reason to explain is because the informal sector and who poor reducing their health related expenses and decide to use traditional or even inappropriate method. furthermore, the rural households who receive jamkesmas have a higher probability to use the healthcare service in total level, both outpatient and inpatient service. however, this finding is different with the urban household receive jamkesmas. the impact only occurs in the public outpatient service, but it has a bigger magnitude with 5.6% att. conclusion the aim of this study is to investigate the impact of jamkesmas on health care utilization of in eastern indonesia using ifls-east data. the prior knowledge of about eastern indonesia is they are relatively less developed than western part of indonesia. thus, they need more attention given their lack of infrastructure and health facilities and staff. we expect that jamkesmas could reduce those barrier to access health services, with better targeting with better impact. moreover, allocation of jamkesmas is more likely goes to quantile 1 and 2 of income group. it reflects that jamkesmas program that are received by people targeted as eligibility criteria that jamkesmas for the poor and near poor. however, there is still some leakage with people in quartile 3 and 4 still get this health insurance. in addition, propensity score evaluation shows that people with longer distance and travelling time between village capital and district capital and health facilities like puskesmas and private health provider has a less probability to get covered by jamkesmas. in contrast with distance, if the availability of the public health centre in that village is better, the higher probability of household participates in jamkesmas program. as a main purpose of this study, results show that in general utilization in general in general, jamkesmas’s holder has a bigger probability to utilize in healthcare service especially for public health center but only in outpatient. inpatient is not statistically significant impacted by jamkesmas in public or private groups but in total level. furthermore, jamkesmas has no significant impact on health spending both out of pocket expenditure and the probability of catastrophic health spending incidence. within those findings, however, we need to note some point that some factors might affect utilization of jamkesmas which are not captured in 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island 0.166 0.114 0.052 0.055 0.053 0.011 total 0.167 0.099 0.061 0.040 0.035 0.012 source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 table 4. distribution of out-of-pocket health expenditure, non-food spending share and incidence of catastrophic spending occurence (percentages) out of pocket expenditure share of non-food spending catastrophic health spending (more than 15% of total expenditure) quartile 1 (poorest) 0.807 33.171 0.005 quartile 2 1.208 38.100 0.015 quartile 3 1.350 40.913 0.016 quartile 4 (richest) 1.945 46.421 0.026 urban 1.837 47.403 0.024 rural 0.844 32.848 0.008 male 1.297 38.803 0.016 female 1.227 39.114 0.013 non-papua island 1.242 39.844 0.012 papua island 1.328 35.927 0.023 total 1.261 38.962 0.015 source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 table 5. health expenditure regression, 2012, ordinary least square variables coefficient standard error jamkesmas -339.617 (3,324.383) askes 9,486.302 (6,865.709) jamsostek -10,329.332 (8,109.217) company insurance 799.733 (8,378.626) company clinic -368.546 (7,594.197) private insurance 17,963.538 (18,190.075) unconditional cash transfer (bbmblt) -5,251.233* (2,147.330) female household head -9,737.538+ (5,203.506) household head education 24.536 (691.828) household size -4,677.177** (1,367.664) share under 6 female -18,317.522 (16,172.800) share under 6 male -6,671.307 (13,702.742) share 6 to 17male -10,869.672 (11,613.777) share 18 to 60 female 6,338.932 (18,026.549) share 60 up female -16,677.414 (11,078.186) share 60 up male -5,552.574 (15,899.435) owned house -5,484.773 (5,955.024) house size (m2) 90.276+ (49.385) own water access -842.489 (3,132.538) the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 127 own vehicle 1,593.262 (6,333.295) own piped water -9,784.529 (6,973.282) self employed 9,808.427* (4,991.176) self employed with permanent workers 4,161.914 (16,331.479) self employed with permanent workers 6,710.701 (6,209.129) working part-time 5,266.362 (5,049.198) government official -915.305 (6,811.227) casual worker in agriculture -3,825.328 (4,564.503) casual worker non in agriculture -7,978.930 (7,309.612) puskesmas has a water access 6,487.737 (5,506.652) puskesmas offer check-up/health examination 6,404.672 (4,008.677) puskesmas offer inpatient service -3,947.382 (4,974.984) puskesmas offer dental service -3,719.917 (6,357.939) puskesmas has a pharmacy 5,957.999+ (3,070.323) private clinic has an electricity 7,731.782* (3,715.223) private clinic has an access to water -756.747 (6,328.137) private clinic provides an inpatient services -10,592.019 (17,199.239) private clinic provides dental services 17,211.214+ (10,207.628) private clinic has more than 1 medical staff 19,429.780 (19,735.290) private clinic‟s medical staff number 6,933.733 (13,742.041) private clinic provide check-up/health examination services -14,558.457* (6,050.481) village has public transport facilities 4,328.199 (3,890.562) village main road from asphalt -1,000.469 (2,721.279) distance of district capital from village office (km) 30.379 (33.255) distance of bus station from village office (km) 47.645 (77.010) travel time to nearest puskesmas from village office (hours) -20,912.816** (6,869.707) travel time to nearest private clinic from village office (hours) 14,211.392** (5,373.004) travel time to nearest traditional clinic from village office (hours) -18,367.031 (29,020.811) travel time to nearest hospital from village office (hours) 917.153 (646.347) rural -14,109.628+ (7,360.844) constant 15,267.004 (14,286.709) observations 2,009 r-squared 0.122 robust standard errors in parentheses ** p<0.01, * p<0.05, + p<0.1 table 6. propensity score function, probability of jamkesmas coverage (logit estimates) variables coefficient standard error p>|z| askes -0.8039761*** 0.250713 0.001 jamsostek -0.6501821** 0.2969173 0.029 company insurance -1.140431* 0.6489512 0.079 company clinic -0.1234484 0.5685474 0.828 private insurance -1.020746 0.7798305 0.191 unconditional cash transfer (bbmblt) 0.9906677*** 0.1352175 0 female household head -0.0704081 0.1917069 0.713 household head education -0.0012435 0.0158683 0.938 household size 0.2013327*** 0.0348588 0 share under 6 female -0.7868103 0.5262906 0.135 share under 6 male -0.2807972 0.5155342 0.586 share 6 to 17male 0.6789076 0.418534 0.105 share 18 to 60 female 0.1915376 0.3982037 0.631 share 60 up female 1.020724 0.4501642 0.023 share 60 up male -0.3541693 0.5264139 0.501 owned house 0.1857353 0.1565389 0.235 house size (m2) -0.003937*** 0.0015075 0.009 own water access 0.256806** 0.1448193 0.076 own vehicle -0.0985058** 0.1461105 0.5 128 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 own piped water 0.3635692* 0.2124169 0.087 self employed 0.2033447 0.1463234 0.165 self employed with permanent workers 0.2259828 0.5190333 0.663 self employed with permanent workers -0.0912295 0.1488595 0.54 working part-time 0.0218014 0.1466572 0.882 government official -0.3719803* 0.2193433 0.09 casual worker in agriculture -0.1483717 0.3833932 0.699 casual worker non in agriculture -0.0438928 0.3062193 0.886 puskesmas has a water access -0.1455417 0.1941079 0.453 puskesmas offer check-up/health examination 0.5217562 0.188935 0.006 puskesmas offer inpatient service 0.2094606 0.1876386 0.264 puskesmas offer dental service -0.2494966 0.2128469 0.241 puskesmas has a pharmacy -0.4318904 0.2567635 0.093 private clinic has an electricity 0.2716368 0.3095453 0.38 private clinic has an access to water 0.4141801** 0.2117421 0.05 private clinic provides an inpatient services -0.7895023 0.6733281 0.241 private clinic provides dental services -2.863848*** 0.6773531 0 private clinic has more than 1 medical staff -0.0716691 0.5759863 0.901 private clinic‟s medical staff number -0.7292938 0.4800033 0.129 private clinic provide check-up/health examination services 0.817454 0.302973 0.007 village has public transport facilities 0.4014857 0.2259131 0.076 village main road from asphalt 0.2893342 0.2040933 0.156 distance of district capital from village office (km) -0.0023017* 0.0012272 0.061 distance of bus station from village office (km) -0.0012068 0.0038828 0.756 travel time to nearest puskesmas from village office (hours) -0.4524845 0.5309834 0.394 travel time to nearest private clinic from village office (hours) -0.1529145 0.484605 0.752 travel time to nearest traditional clinic from village office (hours) -0.5236731 0.9445133 0.579 travel time to nearest hospital from village office (hours) 0.1859342*** 0.0477327 0 rural 1.021743*** 0.2392876 0 kalimantan timur -1.393772*** 0.3369993 0 sulawesi tenggara -1.053196*** 0.2440458 0 maluku -1.330475*** 0.317391 0 maluku utara -1.978016*** 0.2771026 0 papua barat -0.3076135 0.2586118 0.234 papua 0.0107798 0.2345287 0.963 constant -1.249778 0.7074271 0.077 number of obs = 1953 lr chi2(54) = 678.37 prob> chi2 = 0.0000 log likelihood = -948.49491 pseudo r2 = 0.2634 source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 table 7. impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization (ols) variables outpatient outpublic outprivate inpatient inpublic inprivate wmedical ch_oop 10 ch_oop 15 quartile 1 (poorest) 0.027 0.024 -0.004 -0.001 -0.003 0.004 -0.119 0.001 0.007 (0.028) (0.025) (0.014) (0.011) (0.012) (0.003) (0.219) (0.014) (0.005) quartile 2 -0.003 -0.012 -0.005 0.012 0.002 0.010 -0.144 -0.009 -0.017 (0.034) (0.031) (0.018) (0.014) (0.016) (0.010) (0.348) (0.016) (0.015) quartile 3 0.024 0.046 -0.000 0.013 0.031 -0.008 -0.622* -0.032* -0.013 (0.034) (0.034) (0.016) (0.015) (0.025) (0.008) (0.312) (0.016) (0.012) quartile 4 (richest) 0.067 0.058 0.002 0.038 0.043 -0.019 0.502 0.037 0.011 (0.046) (0.037) (0.033) (0.033) (0.032) (0.015) (0.752) (0.040) (0.030) rural 0.029 0.016 0.013 0.016* 0.013+ 0.003+ 0.000 -0.002 -0.001 (0.020) (0.016) (0.012) (0.006) (0.008) (0.002) (0.178) (0.009) (0.007) urban 0.007 0.027 -0.017 0.014 0.021 -0.004 -0.227 -0.004 -0.009 (0.030) (0.031) (0.020) (0.024) (0.027) (0.013) (0.521) (0.027) (0.023) the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 129 papua 0.071* 0.059* 0.023 0.019 0.046+ -0.011 -0.218 -0.003 -0.023 (0.034) (0.028) (0.025) (0.021) (0.028) (0.008) (0.541) (0.030) (0.022) non papua 0.018 0.009 0.002 0.010 0.003 0.004 -0.057 -0.000 0.000 (0.019) (0.018) (0.011) (0.010) (0.010) (0.006) (0.240) (0.013) (0.010) total 0.028+ 0.028+ -0.004 0.015+ 0.015 0.001 -0.234 -0.013 -0.010 (0.017) (0.015) (0.010) (0.008) (0.010) (0.004) (0.200) (0.011) (0.008) source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 table 8. descriptive statistics variables observation mea n standar deviation min max outpatient total 2,411 0.167 0.243 0 1 outpatient public 2,401 0.098 7 0.200 0 1 outpatient private 2,401 0.062 8 0.165 0 1 inpatient total 2,411 0.038 6 0.119 0 1 inpatient public 2,357 0.035 5 0.125 0 1 inpatient private 2,357 0.011 0 0.0743 0 1 out of pocket health expenditure share 2,411 1.291 3.550 0 73.6 7 catastrophic health spending 10% 2,411 0.028 2 0.166 0 1 catastrophic health spending 15% 2,411 0.013 7 0.116 0 1 illness 2,411 0.725 0.296 0 1 jamkesmas 2,411 0.361 0.480 0 1 askes 2,411 0.129 0.335 0 1 jamsostek 2,411 0.056 8 0.232 0 1 company insurance 2,411 0.018 7 0.135 0 1 private insurance 2,411 0.014 9 0.121 0 1 company clinic 2,411 0.013 7 0.116 0 1 household head female 2,411 0.161 0.367 0 1 hh head education 2,411 7.737 4.569 0 18 household size 2,411 4.288 2.057 1 16 share under 6 female 2,411 0.066 8 0.119 0 0.66 7 share under 6 male 2,411 0.070 5 0.122 0 0.60 0 share 6 to 17 female 2,411 0.117 0.161 0 1 share 6 to 17 male 2,411 0.119 0.155 0 1 share 18 to 60 female 2,411 0.290 0.186 0 1 share 18 to 60male 2,411 0.261 0.205 0 1 share 60 up female 2,411 0.046 5 0.151 0 1 share 60 up male 2,411 0.039 2 0.119 0 1 household own bbm blt card 2,400 0.229 0.420 0 1 owns house 2,411 0.763 0.425 0 1 house size (m2) 2,410 62.25 49.92 4 800 owns water access 2,411 0.307 0.461 0 1 130 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 household has a vehicle 2,411 0.316 0.465 0 1 self employed 2,411 0.287 0.453 0 1 working part time 2,411 0.484 0.500 0 1 self-employed with permanent workers 2,411 0.015 3 0.123 0 1 government official 2,411 0.155 0.362 0 1 private worker 2,411 0.202 0.402 0 1 unpaid family worker 2,411 0.388 0.487 0 1 casual worker in agriculture 2,411 0.020 7 0.143 0 1 casual worker not in agriculture 2,411 0.037 7 0.191 0 1 puskesmas has an electricity 2,411 0.847 0.360 0 1 puskesmas has a water access 2,411 0.320 0.467 0 1 puskesmas has a pharmacy 2,411 0.895 0.306 0 1 puskesmas offer inpatient service 2,384 0.305 0.461 0 1 puskesmas offer inpatient service other than birth 2,384 0.263 0.441 0 1 puskesmas offer check-up/health examination 2,384 0.570 0.495 0 1 puskesmas offer dental service 2,384 0.613 0.487 0 1 private clinic has an electricity 2,411 0.858 0.349 0 1 private clinic has an access to water 2,411 0.226 0.419 0 1 private clinic provides an inpatient services 2,276 0.027 7 0.164 0 1 private clinic provide check-up/health examination services 2,276 0.055 8 0.230 0 1 private clinic provides dental services 2,276 0.026 4 0.160 0 1 private clinic has more than 1 medical staff 2,411 0.078 8 0.269 0 1 private clinic's number of medical staff 2,411 1.102 0.432 1 4 village has public transport facilities 2,411 0.809 0.393 0 1 village main road from asphalt 2,411 0.687 0.464 0 1 distance of bus station from village office (km) 2,323 9.728 26.69 0.01000 200 distance of district capital from village office (km) 2,213 56.03 83.42 0.500 450 travel time to nearest puskesmas from village office (hours) 2,411 0.450 1.898 0 16 travel time to nearest private clinic from village office (hours) 2,411 0.254 0.801 0 6 travel time to nearest traditional clinic from village office (hours) 2,411 0.081 3 0.0752 0 0.50 0 travel time to nearest hospital from village office (hours) 2,411 0.697 2.828 0 24 travel time to nearest posyandu from village office (hours) 2,411 0.118 0.345 0 3 rural 2,411 0.706 0.456 0 1 hh size square 2,411 22.62 22.43 1 256 papua 2,411 0.285 0.451 0 1 source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 table 9. common support by number of observations using 5 nearest neighborhood treatment assignment common support off support on support total untreated 0 1229 1229 treated 36 688 724 total 36 1917 1953 the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 131 figure 2 distribution of the propensity score for treatment and control group using five nearest neighbourhood source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 table 10. balancing properties of the matched samples using 5 nearest neighborhood variable unmatched treatment bias t-test v_e[t]/ v_e[c] matched treatment control % bias reduce %|bias| t p>t askes unmatched 0.06215 0.18308 -37.5 -7.58 0 0.38** matched 0.06541 0.05581 3 92.1 0.75 0.456 1.2 jamsostek unmatched 0.03315 0.08706 -22.8 -4.62 0 0.41** matched 0.03488 0.04273 -3.3 85.4 -0.75 0.451 0.82 company insurance unmatched 0.00414 0.03255 -21.3 -4.15 0 0.13** matched 0.00436 0.00552 -0.9 95.9 -0.31 0.759 0.78* company clinic unmatched 0.00829 0.02116 -10.7 -2.17 0.031 0.40** matched 0.00872 0.00581 2.4 77.4 0.63 0.526 1.49* private insurance unmatched 0.00276 0.02766 -20.4 -3.97 0 0.10** matched 0.00291 0.00465 -1.4 93 -0.53 0.598 0.64* unconditional cash transfer (bbmblt) unmatched 0.14917 0.16029 -3.1 -0.65 0.513 0.94 matched 0.15262 0.1532 -0.2 94.8 -0.03 0.976 1 female household head unmatched 7.0359 8.5248 -33.5 -7.02 0 0.74* matched 7.0959 7.093 0.1 99.8 0.01 0.99 0.89 household head education unmatched 4.6878 4.1676 25.2 5.41 0 1.08 matched 4.5974 4.4544 6.9 72.5 1.26 0.209 0.9 household size unmatched 0.06516 0.06661 -1.2 -0.26 0.796 0.81 matched 0.06485 0.0621 2.3 -90 0.45 0.656 0.94 share under6female unmatched 0.07192 0.0724 -0.4 -0.08 0.933 0.89 matched 0.07173 0.07363 -1.6 -294.1 -0.29 0.769 0.96 share under6male unmatched 0.1314 0.11267 11.6 2.47 0.014 1 matched 0.13085 0.11297 11 4.5 2.13 0.034 1.25 share 6to17female unmatched 0.13496 0.1082 17.3 3.72 0 1.12 matched 0.13182 0.13491 -2 88.5 -0.35 0.724 0.93 share 6to17male unmatched 0.26636 0.2973 -17.9 -3.74 0 0.71* matched 0.27021 0.26832 1.1 93.9 0.21 0.833 0.85 share 18to60female unmatched 0.05554 0.03612 13.3 2.9 0.004 1.47* matched 0.0544 0.05847 -2.8 79.1 -0.46 0.649 0.86 share 60upfemale unmatched 0.04246 0.03652 5 1.07 0.285 1.03 matched 0.0425 0.05068 -6.9 -37.7 -1.18 0.239 0.81 share 60upmale unmatched 0.81768 0.71359 24.7 5.18 0 0.70* matched 0.80959 0.8125 -0.7 97.2 -0.14 0.891 1.02 owned house unmatched 55.021 68.533 -27.7 -5.62 0 0.40** matched 55.83 55.465 0.7 97.3 0.18 0.854 1.18 size of house (m2) unmatched 0.34116 0.28478 12.2 2.62 0.009 1.14 matched 0.33866 0.34419 -1.2 90.2 -0.22 0.829 1 own water access unmatched 0.28591 0.38405 -20.9 -4.42 0 0.86 matched 0.2907 0.29157 -0.2 99.1 -0.04 0.972 1 house hold has a vehicle unmatched 0.31354 0.25386 13.3 2.85 0.004 1.15 matched 0.31686 0.31919 -0.5 96.1 -0.09 0.926 0.99 self employed unmatched 0.56215 0.42718 27.2 5.81 0 0.97 0 .2 .4 .6 .8 1 propensity score untreated treated: on support treated: off support 132 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan vol. 19, no. 2, oktober 2018: 116-133 matched 0.54651 0.54273 0.8 97.2 0.14 0.888 0.99 working part time unmatched 0.00967 0.02116 -9.3 -1.9 0.057 0.46** matched 0.01017 0.01395 -3.1 67.1 -0.64 0.521 0.74* self-employed with permanent workers unmatched 0.10221 0.20423 -28.6 -5.9 0 0.57* matched 0.10756 0.09099 4.6 83.8 1.03 0.304 1.24 government official unmatched 0.19751 0.2441 -11.2 -2.38 0.018 0.85 matched 0.20058 0.20581 -1.3 88.8 -0.24 0.81 0.97 private worker unmatched 0.4779 0.34093 28.1 6.04 0 1.06 matched 0.4593 0.43779 4.4 84.3 0.8 0.423 0.98 unpaid family worker unmatched 0.0221 0.02034 1.2 0.26 0.794 1.09 matched 0.0218 0.0218 0 100 0 1 1 casual worker in agriculture unmatched 0.04144 0.03173 5.2 1.12 0.262 1.30* matched 0.0436 0.05174 -4.3 16.1 -0.71 0.479 0.85 casual worker not in agriculture unmatched 0.8895 0.90724 -5.9 -1.27 0.206 1.15 matched 0.89099 0.92762 -12.1 -106.5 -2.37 0.018 1.36* puskesmas has an electricity unmatched 0.22928 0.41904 -41.4 -8.66 0 0.69* matched 0.23983 0.22791 2.6 93.7 0.52 0.602 1.06 puskesmas has a water access unmatched 0.8453 0.91456 -21.4 -4.73 0 1.66* matched 0.85029 0.83983 3.2 84.9 0.54 0.592 0.98 puskesmas has a pharmacy unmatched 0.43232 0.26444 35.8 7.75 0 1.23 matched 0.41424 0.44244 -6 83.2 -1.06 0.291 0.98 puskesmas offer inpatient service unmatched 0.33149 0.22295 24.4 5.3 0 1.27* matched 0.32122 0.31366 1.7 93 0.3 0.764 1.02 puskesmas offer inpatient service other than birth unmatched 0.58149 0.60862 -5.5 -1.18 0.238 1.04 matched 0.57994 0.55727 4.6 16.4 0.85 0.396 0.99 puskesmas offer check-up/health examination unmatched 0.6105 0.65419 -9.1 -1.94 0.052 1.05 matched 0.60174 0.5936 1.7 81.4 0.31 0.758 1.01 puskesmas offer dental service unmatched 0.90746 0.93653 -10.9 -2.37 0.018 1.40* matched 0.90988 0.91628 -2.4 78 -0.42 0.674 1.04 private clinic has an electricity unmatched 0.16022 0.29455 -32.5 -6.74 0 0.65* matched 0.1657 0.15203 3.3 89.8 0.69 0.489 1.09 private clinic has an access to water unmatched 0.00552 0.04638 -25.9 -5.04 0 0.18** matched 0.00581 0.00436 0.9 96.4 0.38 0.705 1.34* private clinic provides an inpatient services unmatched 0.08011 0.0537 10.6 2.31 0.021 1.45* matched 0.0843 0.06105 9.3 11.9 1.66 0.097 1.24 private clinic provide check-up/health examination services unmatched 0.00691 0.04394 -23.7 -4.64 0 0.22** matched 0.00727 0.00698 0.2 99.2 0.06 0.949 1.04 private clinic provides dental services unmatched 0.01796 0.13588 -45.4 -8.87 0 0.19** matched 0.0189 0.02267 -1.5 96.8 -0.49 0.624 0.83 private clinic has more than 1 medical staff unmatched 1.0166 1.1798 -39.2 -7.61 0 0.13** matched 1.0174 1.0227 -1.3 96.8 -0.54 0.587 1.18 private clinic‟s medical staff number unmatched 0.88398 0.80716 21.4 4.44 0 0.69* matched 0.87936 0.86744 3.3 84.5 0.66 0.507 0.93 village has public transport facilities unmatched 0.73757 0.74044 -0.7 -0.14 0.889 1.03 matched 0.73401 0.74128 -1.7 -153.2 -0.31 0.76 1 village main road from asphalt unmatched 10.58 10.986 -1.4 -0.3 0.763 0.76* matched 10.845 11.625 -2.8 -91.9 -0.52 0.6 0.92 distance of bus station from village office (km) unmatched 51.431 58.606 -8.8 -1.8 0.072 0.47** matched 51.517 49.744 2.2 75.3 0.49 0.622 0.96 distance of district capital from village office (km) unmatched 0.16867 0.33233 -21.2 -4.31 0 0.45** matched 0.17265 0.18242 -1.3 94 -0.29 0.775 0.86 travel time to nearest puskesmas from village office (hours) unmatched 0.16664 0.27796 -14.4 -2.93 0.003 0.43** matched 0.16771 0.18823 -2.7 81.6 -0.59 0.555 0.87 travel time to nearest private clinic from village office (hours) unmatched 0.0788 0.09231 -17.8 -3.69 0 0.64* matched 0.07863 0.07695 2.2 87.5 0.47 0.642 1.08 travel time to nearest traditional clinic from village office (hours) unmatched 0.87396 0.81623 1.9 0.4 0.692 0.63* matched 0.87936 1.0341 -5.1 -168 -1.02 0.306 0.87 travel time to nearest hospital from village office (hours) unmatched 0.06209 0.14582 -25.3 -4.94 0 0.14** matched 0.06347 0.06841 -1.5 94.1 -0.57 0.566 1.32* travel time to nearest posyandu from village office (hours) unmatched 0.83149 0.59072 55.1 11.37 0 0.49** matched 0.82267 0.81105 2.7 95.2 0.56 0.577 0.91 the impact of jamkesmas on healthcare utilization… (novat pugo sambodo) 133 kalimantan timur unmatched 0.03867 0.18552 -47.8 -9.49 0 0.30** matched 0.0407 0.03924 0.5 99 0.14 0.891 1.04 sulawesi tenggara unmatched 0.14641 0.16599 -5.4 -1.14 0.253 0.9 matched 0.15262 0.1314 5.8 -8.4 1.13 0.26 1.14 maluku unmatched 0.12845 0.17331 -12.6 -2.64 0.008 0.75* matched 0.13517 0.11424 5.9 53.3 1.17 0.24 1.12 maluku utara unmatched 0.06906 0.1546 -27.4 -5.6 0 0.44** matched 0.07267 0.06831 1.4 94.9 0.32 0.752 1.08 papua barat unmatched 0.16575 0.11229 15.5 3.38 0.001 1.43* matched 0.17151 0.19157 -5.8 62.5 -0.96 0.335 0.91 papua unmatched 0.16851 0.12205 13.2 2.87 0.004 1.30* matched 0.17151 0.1561 4.4 66.8 0.77 0.44 1.07 source: author‟s estimation based on ifls-east 2012 studi efektivitas pelayanan publik di kecamatan kejaksan kota cirebon jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm.97-108 do world gold price, dow jones islamic market and inflation affect the performance of jakarta islamic index? egan janitra institute of public policy and economic studies (inspect) yogyakarta, jalan kenari r 13 sidoarum iii, godean, sleman, yogyakarta, 55564 indonesia, phone: +62 274 798342, correspondence e-mail: janitraegan@gmail.com received: maret 2014; accepted: agustus 2014 abstract: this study aims to analyze the influence of world gold price, dow jones islamic market, and inflation towards the jakarta islamic index (jii) in indonesia stock exchange (idx) from january 2008 to september 2013. the object of the study is publicly traded company listed on the jakarta islamic index (jii). the obtained index is 30 companies listed in jakarta islamic index (jii) with 69 observation data. data analysis is performed using error correction model (ecm). the result shows that whole variables have significant influence toward jakarta islamic index in the long run. while in case of short run, dow jones islamic market has a significant influence toward jakarta islamic index, but world gold price and inflation are not. keywords: jakarta islamic index; dow jones islamic market; world gold price; inflation; error correction model jel classification: p45, e44, g15 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pengaruh harga emas dunia, dow jones islamic market, dan inflasi terhadap jakarta islamic index (jii) di bursa efek indonesia dari bulan januari 2008 sampai september 2013. objek studi ini adalah perusahaan publik yang terdaftar dalam jakarta islamic index (jii). indeks yang diperoleh sebanyak 30 perusahaan dengan 69 observasi. analisis data menggunakan error correction model (ecm). hasil menunjukkan bahwa harga emas dunia, dow jones islamic market, dan inflasi masingmasing berpengaruh signifikan terhadap jakarta islamic index dalam jangka panjang. sedangkan dalam jangka pendek, hanya dow jones islamic market yang berpengaruh terhadap jakarta islamic index. kata kunci: jakarta islamic index; dow jones islamic market; harga emas dunia; inflasi; error correction model klasifikasi jel: p45, e44, g15 introduction investment today becomes very popular among the people in the world, including indonesia. the aim is to get the future value of the fund in form of interest, coupon, profit sharing, dividend, or capital gain. different investment instruments provide different compensation the investors will reach. majority of investors in indonesia invest their money in the bank on the deposit account as their investment instrument. banks offer interest rate of saving deposit from 5.25% to 9,13% per year (suku bunga deposito, 2014). even in both conventional bank and sharia bank, the yield will not significantly different (pribadi, 2013). in bank deposit, people only can wait and stay until the date of maturity, they jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 97-108 98 cannot join to interfere the business and manage their portfolio. people cannot minimize the risk of the portfolio and cannot enjoy the profit more than the interest rate (4% up to 7,5%) even when the company get very high income. so, there is other choice of investment instrument which allows people to manage their investment, manage the risk, manage the portfolio, and join general assembly of the company (rapat umum pemegang saham) where dividends are declared. stock market becomes the other alternative of investment instrument which provides more flexibility and intervention of the investor. stock market is an intersection between saving surplus unit with the saving deficit unit through securities trade. stock market (under indonesia stock exchange) allows the people from all over the world to join investing in indonesian companies which are listed in idx. stock market allows the people to choose the stock which they want to hold. there is no regulation which prohibits investor to invest in certain stock, and there is no a regulation which will force investor to invest in certain stock. until today, there are more than 450 companies which are listed in idx. since indonesia stock exchange was established in 1912, it already has had a big role and important part in indonesia. at that time, the fund which has been collected were used by netherland companies to expand their business. but today, idx is already functioned to help the companies which is very important toward indonesia economic condition and welfare. capital market consists of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. the goal of all is same: to collect fund from the society and utilize it for business activities of the companies. every company which is listed in idx will get a chance to get fund from people by the help of underwriter and investment banking during initial public offering (ipo). so, it is expected that company’s performance can help the country in case of society welfare. the listed companies are grouped based on their sector, such as: agriculture, mining, finance, consumer’s good, miscellaneous industry, etc. to see the development of stock market in indonesia, people will use indicator of stock market in indonesia that is jakarta composite index (jci) or indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg). this indicator will move in the same line with the other economic indicators. because the macroeconomic indicators are not stagnant but fluctuate, results of the indicator of stock market will also fluctuate. stock market is one of the economic movers in a country, because stock market is the instrument to make a capital and accumulation of long term fund for improving people participation in circulating fund to finance national development (novianto, 2011). at first, indonesia stock exchange (idx) only had one kind of composite index namely jakarta composite index (jci) or indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg), which was established on april 1st 1983 as the indicator of all stock. at that time, the listed stocks were 13 stocks. as the development of stock market, the amount of stocks which were listed experienced the development also. this condition motivated the occurrence of other index to ease the investor in their analysis of the stock traded in indonesia stock exchange (idx). with this development, there are more indices in indonesia stock exchange (idx) such as jakarta composite index (jci) or indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg), individual index, sectoral index, lq45 index, jakarta islamic index (jii), primary stock, and development index. there are so many sectors (agriculture, mining, finance, consumers good, miscellaneous industry, etc.) in the stock market, but they can be classified into two general categories: conventional and sharia. conventional and sharia were decided and issued by majelis ulama indonesia on july 3rd 2000. both conventional and sharia stock market are compiled based on the rule of sharia. jakarta composite index (jci) or indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg) consist of all stocks which are listed in indonesia stock exchange (idx), either conventional and sharia stock of company. but the study in this research focuses on sharia stock market only. this research tries to see which factors that can impact the movement of islamic stock index. jakarta islamic index (jii) is the most important component of ihsg which becomes the index of sharia company stock. this index do world gold price, dow jones islamic market .. (egan janitra) 99 shows the development of sharia companies which are listed in idx. through jakarta islamic index (jii) which is already issued by mui of indonesia stock exchange, people can contribute to the country by giving fund to the saving deficit unit without any worry about the halal or haram transaction inside it. because of the existence of jii, people can manage the investment, portfolio, and the company without losing sharia aspect. so, the investor still can get benefit of holding stock such dividend, capital gain, and the right to join the meeting with the other stockholders. based on the graph above (figure 1), jakarta islamic index is responded positively by market and still in its uptrend up to now. islamic stock market becomes the important choice for the investors in stock market. it is same with the existence of islamic bank. it becomes the need of people especially in this country. islamic stock market with its index (jakarta islamic index) becomes the indicator which influences the economic condition in indonesia; it consists of the stocks list of companies which are determined by mui. jakarta islamic index is an important component of indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg) which consists of whole companies stocks. the stocks which are listed in this index (jii) become the choice for moslem investor, so the investment will not only become the field of income, but it also can become the field of seeking grant of allah. in a study on thesis by mauliano (2009), external and internal factors which influence the stock index in indonesia are used. external factors are dow jones index (djia), new york stock exchange index (nyse), footsie london index (ftse), strait times singapore index (sti), nikkei 225 tokyo index (n225), hang seng hong kong index (hsi), kospi korea index (ks11), kuala lumpur stock exchange index (klse), and world oil price. internal factors are foreign exchange, sbi interest rate, inflation. the sbi interest rate and inflation data were taken from bank indonesia data. meanwhile, world oil price was taken from opec. the result showed the most factors which influence jakarta composite index are dow jones, hang seng, klse and world oil price and internal factors were sbi interest rate and inflation. the research showed that stock market was really sensitive with the condition of economics from many sides. in the other research done by sutanto (2013), the researchers used sbi interest rate, world oil price, world gold price, foreign exchange, nikkei225, and dow jones industrial average as the variables to analyze what factors influence jakarta islamic index. he found that sbi interest rate and world oil price had relationship but not significant. world gold source: hots kdb daewoo securities figure 1. long term jakarta islamic index jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 97-108 100 price, nikkei225, and dow jones had positive relationship with significant result. foreign exchange did not influence jci. in other research, prasetiono (2010) used fundamental of macro economics and oil price toward lq45 stock price. he found that within a short run, economic growth and crude oil price influenced lq45 stock price. furthermore, in the long run of economic growth, sbi rate influenced lq45 stock price as checked in error correction model. novianto (2011), on the other hand, analyzed the factors which influenced jakarta composite index. this research aimed to know the influence of exchange rate of dollar toward rupiah, sbi interest rate, inflation, and money supply (m2) toward jakarta composite index (jci) in indonesia stock exchange between january 1999 to june 2010. partially, exchange rate and money supply had positive relationship with significant result. meanwhile, inflation and sbi interest rate had no positive relationship with significant result. from the four variables, the dominant determinant toward jakarta composite index in indonesia stock exchange (idx) was exchange rate. this research was in accordance to the research done by novianto (2011) who analyzed the factors which influence jakarta composite index. the result showed that gross domestic product (gdp), exchange rate, dow jones industrial average, interest rate of sertifikat bank indonesia (sbi) had positive relationship with significant result. other study conducted by wulandari (2010) who analyzed the factors which influence risk stock of jakarta islamic index stock components. this research aimed to know the influence of interest rate, inflation, and liquidity variables toward jakarta islamic index (jii) in indonesia stock exchange between january 2008 to september 2013. partially, interest rate and inflation had significant negative effect. meanwhile, liquidity variables had no significant effect on investment risk stocks listed on the jakarta islamic index. panatagama (2013) analyzed the factors which influenced the stock return of 10 stocks in jakarta islamic index with independent variables such as consumer price index, crude oil price, interest rate, and trading volume. the result showed that interest rate and oil price had a negative relationship, consumer price index had a positive relationship, and trading value had no relationship toward jakarta islamic index. hugida (2011) found that trading volume, inflation, and exchange rate of rupiah had positive significant influence, while interest rate of sbi had negative significant influence to stock price volatility of lq45 in 2006 – 2009 by multiple linear regression method. in this research, the researcher tried to find out whether the factors which influence jci (jakarta composite index) mentioned above will affect the jii (jakarta islamic index). therefore, moslem investors will have some basis or indicator when they join the stock market. the research will be based on dow jones islamic market, world gold price, and inflation as the independent variables. this study uses data from january 2008 to october 2013. analysing these variables will also be figured out the factors that have influence in jakarta islamic index. research method data and sources this research uses secondary data collected from the literature which are related to the problem researched and were collected by other researchers. secondary data are taken from books, journals, and articles. the data in this research are taken from january 2008 to september 2013. the data are collected through seeking the data that are related with the variables of research respectively with the year of analysis and document it. the sources are bank indonesia, bursa efek indonesia, hots software kdb daewoo securities, london fix historical gold (kitco), yahoo!! finance and google finance. analysis tool error correction model (ecm) is the tool to analyze the relationship between dow jones islamic market (djim), world gold price (gold), and inflation (inf) toward jakarta islamic index (jii) by following these procedures: the multiple linear regression models in do world gold price, dow jones islamic market .. (egan janitra) 101 this research are formulated as follow: jiiit = βo + β1tdjimit + β2tgoldit + β3tinfit + et 1) where: jii = jakarta islamic index; βo = constant; β1, β2, β3 = coefficient; djim= dow jones islamic market; gold = world gold price; inf = inflation; et = error term. error correction model can be conducted if the whole variables are not stationary at level (but at difference), and the variables are co-integrated with stationary of the residual at level. this test is to know the behavior of short run and long run of the data. the model is formulated below: d(jii) = β1 + β2 d(djim) + β3 d(gold) + β4 d(inf) + β5 ut(-1) 2) where: jii, djim, gold, and inf are first different variables; β1 is intercept; β2, β3, β4 are short run coefficient; ut(-1) is the one period lag residual of model if the coefficient of residual is significant and contains negative sign, it validates that a long run equilibrium relationship among the variables exists. descriptive statistics becomes a set of whole descriptive coefficient which concludes the variables in a study. it represents the entire population or sample in the study and explains data central tendency and dispersion measurement (panatagama, 2013). descriptive analysis is the part of statistics which is used to describe the data without making any conclusion, but only explain that data. this research will conduct descriptive test by seeking some data such as: mean, median, maximum, and minimum value. unit root test the unit root test used in this study is augmented dickey fuller (adf) which is to know the existence of unit root in the variables. unit root test is the test which is used to determine whether the data are stationary or not. the test will observe the whole variables in this study. groups of data are stationary if the average value and variant of time series data do not experience a systematic changing all the time, or some said the average and variant are constant (nachrowi and usman, 2006). the random walk model equation is formulated below: yt = ρ yt-1 + ut 3) if ρ = 1, it means that model is random walk without trend. here, it is found that yt is not stationary. so, it can be in the problem of unit root and the data are not stationary. therefore, the next model is formulated: ϫy = ɤ yt-1 + ut 4) a non-stationary data means that the regression will be spurious (non-sense regression). if the stationary of research data is known, the linearity of research data testing will be conducted through co-integration test. long term estimation long run equation in error correction model is the regression linear with variables which are not stationary at level. with this test, the existence of long run impact of independent variables toward dependent variable by using multiple regression model will be figured out. multiple linear regression is utilized to know the influence of dow jones islamic market, world gold price, and inflation, toward jakarta islamic index from 2008.1 to 2013.9. co-integration test co-integration test is conducted if the data are not stationary at level and this test is to analyze the validity of the model which contains the symptom of spurious regression. co-integration of an equation can be seen by its residual. if the residual is stationary, it means that there is co-integration. meanwhile, if it is not stationary, it means that the long run model above is a spurious or non-sense model. actually, the simple regression model as follows: jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 97-108 102 y = βo + β1 x1 + ut 5) in this test, the equation will be written as follows: ut = y βo β1 x1 6) if ut is stationary, so y and x1 is co-integrated. it is possible to occur because the y and x1 trend eliminate each other, so the variables which are not stationary can results in stationary result. the parameter which is achieved is co-integration parameter and the regression is co-integration regression. consideration of stock investment (jakarta islamic index) jakarta islamic index is the index of 30 selected sharia stocks. it means a moslem investor will use this index to maximize the profit without worrying of non-sharia elements of stocks from unlawful companies. as long as investors use this jii index, they will always find the best sharia stock choices because once the member of jii does not fulfill the sharia screening, it will not be listed as a member of jii anymore. it is because dewan syariah nasional (dsn-mui) will always control and manage the development of companies business through jakarta islamic index. the latest members of jakarta islamic index are given in the appendix. the companies listed in jii become the choices and stock picks when people want to invest in sharia stock by direct buying at secondary market or through investment manager of mutual fund. jakarta islamic index is also a great product of mutual fund which is available in the asset management companies. therefore, jakarta islamic index is needed both in stock market and also the mutual fund. from the figure of jakarta islamic index above (figure 2), it is clear that jakarta islamic index is still in strong up trend. in order to invest through this index, investors should consider the variables which will influence this index globally and locally. therefore, this study will use dow jones islamic market as the leader of islamic sharia world index, world gold price as the main indicator of world investment because gold is the only “money” which can be traded and accepted in any place and time, and inflation as a reflection of indonesian economic condition. result and discussion unit root test unit root test is the test which is used to determine whether the data is stationary or not. the test will observe the whole variables in this source: hots kdb daewoo securities figure 2. long term jakarta islamic index do world gold price, dow jones islamic market .. (egan janitra) 103 study. groups of data are stationary if the average value and variant of time series data do not experience a changing systematically all the time or the average and variant are constant (nachrowi and usman, 2006). from table 1, it is known that the adf test statistics of jakarta islamic index, dow jones islamic market, world gold price, and inflation are -5.182440, -5.160058, -5.206528 and -4.487082 (respectively). since these values are under the whole critical value, it means that these data are stationary at first difference lag 1. because the stationary test is conducted in the first difference/integrated-degrees test, therefore, the relationship to be examined among jii and other independent variables must be conducted in ecm estimation and forecasted on their first difference. it is formulated with the following equation: djiiit = βo + β1tddjimit + β2tdgoldit + β3tdinfit + et 6) where d = difference; βo = intercept; β1, β2, β3 = coefficient; jii = jakarta islamic index; djim = dow jones islamic market; gold = world gold price; inf = inflation rate; et = error term. long run equilibrium estimation long run equation in error correction model is the regression linear with variables which are not stationary at level. with this test, the existence of long run impact of independent variables toward dependent variable will be figured out. based on the table 2, it is concluded that: 1) dow jones islamic market (djim) influences jakarta islamic index (jii) level at α = 1%. one unit rises in djim will increase jii level by 0.269549 units; 2) world gold price (gold) influences jakarta islamic index (jii) level at α=1%. one dollar rises in gold will increase jii level by 0.093974 units; 3) inflation (inf) influences jakarta islamic index (jii) level at α=1%. one unit rises in inf will decrease jii level by -12.68336 units. r-squared is 0.917336 and it is more than the durbin watson stat (0.621282), so it is the symptom on spurious model, but if the residual is stationary at level, it will be no longer spurious, but accepted. therefore, co-integration test should be conducted. co-integration test co-integration of an equation can be seen by its residual. if the residual is stationary, it means that there is co-integration. however, if it is not stationary, it means that the long run model above is a spurious or non-sense model. the table above proves that the adf test statistics is significant at α = 5% or it is under 5% critical value. it means that the residual is stationary and that dependent variable (jii) has a co-integration with the independent variables (djim, gold, and inf). in other words, the model above is not spurious regression but cotable 1. result of adf test statistics at first difference lag 1 variables adf test statistics critical value (1%, 5%, and 10%) jii -5.182440 -4.1013 -3.4779 -3.1663 djim -5.160058 -4.1013 -3.4779 -3.1663 gold -5.206528 -3.5312 -2.9055 -2.5899 inf -4.487082 -4.1013 -3.4779 -3.1663 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 97-108 104 integrated regression. so, the null hypothesis is rejected and the long run model is accepted. the coefficients of variables (djim, gold, inf) are therefore long run coefficient and significant. error correction model as the variables such as jii, djim, gold, inf are cointegrated, the error correction model can be conducted. this test is used to know the behavior of short run and long run of jakarta islamic index. the model is: d(jii) = β1 + β2 d(djim) + β3 d(gold) + β4 d(inf) + β5 ut(-1) 7) where: jii, djim, gold, and inf are first different variables; β1 is intercept; β2, β3, β4 are short run coefficient; ut(-1) is the one period lag residual of model. if the coefficient of residual is significant and contains negative sign, it validates that there exists a long run equilibrium relationship among the variables (jii, djim, gold, and inf). based on the result of ecm test shown in table 3, it is known that: 1) the coefficient (res) is significant and contains negative sign. so, it is concluded that a long run equilibrium among the variables exists; 2) the model above is also not a spurious model because r-squared (0.502787) is less than dw stat (2.215824); 3) prob (f-stat) is 0,0000 (under 5%), it means that the variables influence the dependent one jointly; 4) dow jones islamic market (djim) influences jakarta islamic index (jii) level at α=5% in case of short run estimation. one unit rises in djim will increase jii level at 0.226240 units; 5) world gold price (gold) does not influence jakarta islamic index (jii) level at α=5% in case of short run estimation; 6) inflation (inf) does not influence jakarta islamic index (jii) level at α=5% in case of short run estimation. after completing whole ecm steps, two equations are achieved which become the core of the study. with this equation, the influence of independent variables toward dependent variable which are analyzed can be interpreted. based on long run estimation, the result is: jiit = -122.1364 + 0.269549 djimt* + 0.093974 goldt* -12.68336 inft* 8) explanation: (*) is significant variable at 5%; (t) is period / time this equation tells that djim, gold, and inf have significant impact to jii in the long run. while the output of short run equation is: ϫjiit = 0.479677 + 0.226240 ϫdjimt* + 0.018358 ϫgoldt -7.505802 ϫinft – 0.321106 rest-1 explanation: (*) is significant variable at 5%; (t) is period / time this equation tells that only djim has impact to the jii in short term. one unit rises in djim will increase jii level at 0.226240 units. based on speed adjustment value, there is 33% disequilibrium in short term of djim, gold, and inf table 2. long run estimation variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c -122.1364 44.14213 -2.766890 0.0074 djim 0.269549 0.018603 14.48921 0.0000 gold 0.093974 0.025894 3.629244 0.0006 inf -12.68336 2.970312 -4.270041 0.0001 r-square 0.917336 f-stat 240.4388 (0.000000) dw-stat 0.621282 do world gold price, dow jones islamic market .. (egan janitra) 105 toward jii which are corrected in every period. the long run and short run analysis is not spurious. this result is proven by co-integration test and error correction model. the data are also valid according to classical assumption test. it means that the data are accepted with all the result. the study contains long run and short run analysis. according to utomo (2011), in stock market, long run investment needs more than three months, while the short run is one day to three months. therefore, this study analyzes the historical time series data in order to see the influence of the independent variables toward dependent variables in the future. dow jones islamic market is the kind of dow jones industrial average (wall street capital market biggest index) located in united states of america. dow jones islamic market has impact to jakarta islamic index both in long run and short run (proven by long run estimation and error correction mechanism). it means that whole investors in jakarta islamic index should consider this variable. dow jones islamic market cannot be separated from the condition of united states of america as the superpower country with all of its ability, including the economic side. america is one of the superior countries in case of economics. it can be seen by its currency, us dollar is the world currency which is used in international transaction. it means that the depreciation and appreciation of us dollar will influence the international transaction. therefore, the movement of economic activity and changing of monetary policy created by us government will be responded by international market. trade balance of america is also important for international transaction. a bad trade balance will create a changing of some policies. this condition will probably motivate the changing of the amount of goods and services imported and exported. government policies through the fed (monetary policy) will influence the world condition, especially indonesia. jakarta islamic index is a big index in indonesia stock exchange. this phenomenon can be seen in the case of tapering policy by the fed, in which the decreasing of tapering stimulation creates the dow jones islamic market decline immediately following by other indices in the world including jakarta islamic index. all conditions and development of united states of america, which are reflected in dow jones islamic market, will be seen by whole countries in the world including indonesia. so, it is true that dow jones islamic market will influence jakarta islamic index both in the long run and short run. gold is the only one thing which can be used as the money (transaction tool), as jewelry, and as investment tool, because gold has nominal value and intrinsic value inserted in every piece of gold. therefore, gold is the only “money” that people trust every time. it does not matter whether the economic condition is good, normal, or even crisis, people still use gold in order to keep up the purchasing power of the wealth they have. moreover, gold is antiinflation effect. it means that when government publishes the increasing of inflation data which show the higher commodities price which lower down the purchasing power, on the other hand, gold will follow the inflation rate. so, it does not matter if the inflation is high. gold will adjust it. table 3. error correction model variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. c 0.479677 3.193372 0.150210 0.8811 d(djim) 0.226240 0.030342 7.456428 0.0000 d(gold) 0.018358 0.059626 0.307883 0.7592 d(inf) -7.505802 4.606732 -1.629312 0.1082 res(-1) -0.321106 0.091388 -3.513652 0.0008 r-square 0.502787 f-stat 15.92658 (0.000000) dw-stat 2.215824 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 97-108 106 gold is very strong against dollar. when us dollar is appreciated, gold price will also adjust it because the price of world gold price has a direct relationship with us dollar. then when the us dollar is depreciated or not trusted anymore at that time, investor will sell us dollar and change their portfolio to gold investment. therefore, the price of gold will adjust the changes also. it is cleared that gold will have a big position in the world economic indicator including the index of stock market. so, the movement of world gold price will reflect many things. when the gold price increases, it means that the market is in positive sentiment (because inflation is always increased). it shows that the market is good because people collect gold continually in long term period. this shows that purchasing power and welfare of people is better, therefore jakarta islamic index will also appreciate. however, when gold price decreases, it means that error occurs in the market, thus, jakarta islamic index will respond it with positive relationship. because the philosophy of gold is to hedge fund (keep fund value), it will need a long time for the investors to enjoy the benefit of having gold. so, gold investment will influence the index of stock market (jakarta islamic index) in the long run only, not the short run. in the short run, the movement of gold price is a usual behavior. gold will not be influenced only by government policy or market behavior. moreover, there is agreement of all nations in the world to limit the trade of gold in order to keep the stabilization of world gold price (tanuwidjaja, 2011, p.43). so, market will not respond it and jakarta islamic is not influenced. inflation has a negative relationship toward jakarta islamic index. inflation is a bad news because it defines a rising of overall prices and indicates the decreasing of people purchasing power. inflation will make people unable to buy and consume the goods and services as many as before, because the inflation causes the people to lose their money as if it is stolen by an invisible thief. high inflation reflects the high price of goods and services, including the commodities which are used by companies in their production. when inflation is high, companies will suffer some troubles generally, such as: 1) higher cost of production; 2) higher salary demanded by the labor; 3) lower demand by people, and 4) credit which should be paid by companies will be more difficult because of lower net income and higher interest rate in the short run, the effect of inflation will not have a significant influence to the people. so, the fund which is invested in jakarta islamic index will develop and circulate regularly, and the vice versa. short run inflation will not influence the company significantly because company will always consider this situation in their project. therefore, the changing of inflation in the short run will not influence the stock market including jakarta islamic index. short run inflation will always anticipated by each company by good pricing method which considers the risk in every production. so, the people lifestyle will not change, because the changing price in the market will not totally influence the people saving and expenditure. therefore, it is clear that short run inflation has no effect to jakarta islamic index. however, if the inflation is suffered in long run, bad forecasts of economic activities will occur. people will suffer from lower income, poverty will rise, and company’s income will decline. high inflation in the long run will create people losing their jobs (unemployment raises), many companies will experience a lower performance of production, higher interest rate will creates some unit defaults, and stock market will experience negative effect from this condition. it is clear that when inflation rises overtime in long run, people will decrease their investment in stock market, people will withdraw their fund in order to fulfill their basic needs. at least, their investment will be moved to the bank deposit which provides higher interest rate. this situation is better than to keep the fund in jakarta islamic index with the lower performance (high risk) of majority companies listed in idx. so, inflation will be responded by jakarta islamic index in the long run with significant level. conclusions as the variable which influences jakarta do world gold price, dow jones islamic market .. (egan janitra) 107 islamic index, dow jones islamic market has a significant influence in long run and short run with positive coefficient. it means that the role of djim as the reference of islamic index is useful to be considered in jakarta islamic index investment. world gold price has a positive relationship toward jakarta islamic index with significant result in long run. however, it does not influence jakarta islamic index in the short run estimation. it is because gold is the most favorite investment and also the only tool which has intrinsic value which makes people believes gold as the infinitive investment which is very strong for economic condition in long run. moreover, the increasing price of gold will give the positive sentiment to the stock market, and the decreasing price of gold will motivate people to buy more gold. therefore, it will not influence the economic condition in short run. so, the movement of gold price in short run will not affect people investment in jakarta islamic index because the changing price in short run is a usual market behavior. inflation has a negative relationship toward jakarta islamic index with significant result in long run estimation. in the short run, inflation does not influence the investment in jakarta islamic index. inflation in the long run reflects the condition of a country, but not in the short run. inflation in the short run is still controlled by the companies and government policies. when the inflation rate is announced in the first day of every month, less than 2 weeks after that, bank indonesia as the central bank of indonesia will fix and control it through the interest rate policy. therefore, it does not reflect the economic condition immediately, and the stock market (jakarta islamic index) will not influenced based on the coefficient of each variable, it is concluded that in the long run, one unit rises in dow jones islamic market will increase jakarta islamic index level at 0.269549 units. then, one dollar rises in world gold price will increase jakarta islamic index level at 0.093974 units. one unit rises in inflation will decrease jakarta islamic index level by 12.68336 units. based on the coefficient of each variable, it is concluded that in the short run, one unit rises in dow jones islamic market will increase jakarta islamic market level at 0.226240 units. references hugida, l. 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(2010). pengaruh tingkat suku bunga, likuiditas, dan tingkat inflasi terhadap risiko investasi saham yang terdaftar pada jakarta islamic index (jii). manuscript. fakultas ekonomi akuntansi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta. microsoft word 09-wahyu jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014, hlm.78-96 peramalan penjualan air bersih dan formulasi strategi perusahaan daerah air minum wahyu abdullah magister ekonomika pembangunan, fakultas ekonomi universitas gadjah mada jalan teknika utara, barek yogyakarta 55281 indonesia, phone: +62 274 555917 e-mail korespondensi: smartyou.abdullah@gmail.com naskah diterima: november 2013; disetujui: maret 2014 abstract: the study aims to analyze the rate of the water selling in approximately one year ahead with the best method analysis, by identifying the internal environment factor and the external firm factor, then formulates the strategy that is used by pdam sleman. the method uses in this research is the time series, the matrix internal factor evaluation (ife), external factor evaluation (efe), and also the matrix strength, opportunity, and threat (swot). the data is the actual selling of water from pdam kabupaten sleman approximately 4 years since january 2010 to november 2013, known has the trend period (prone to increase). then based on the matrix of ife shows that the pdam sleman has the highest score of 0,444. the efe matrix shows the highest possibility of pdam sleman is the huge market with the renewal water source, with the score of 0,511. based on total score of ife and efe, it places pdam sleman in the v on the matrix of ie. keywords: forecasting of selling water; internal environment factor; external environment factor jel classification: r58, p48, q56 abstrak: tujuan dari studi ini adalah menganalisis tingkat peramalan penjualan air bersih selama kurang lebih satu tahun ke depan dengan metode analisis terbaik, serta mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor lingkungan internal dan eksternal perusahaan, dan kemudian memformulasikan strategi yang dapat diterapkan oleh pdam kabupaten sleman. metode studi yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah metode analisis time series, yaitu metode tren musiman, kemudian matriks internal factor evaluation (ife), external factor evaluation (efe), dan juga menggunakan matriks strenght, weakness, opportunity, and threat (swot). data yang digunakan adalah penjualan aktual air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman selama kurang lebih 4 tahun periode januari 2010 sampai november 2013, diketahui memiliki unsure tren (cenderung meningkat) dan unsure musiman. kemudian, berdasarkan matriks ife menunjukkan bahwa faktor kekuatan pdam kabupaten sleman yang memiliki skor tertinggi adalah unit produksi yang cukup memadai dengan skor sebesar 0,444. sedangkan matriks efe menunjukkan peluang terbesar bagi pdam kabupaten sleman adalah adanya potensi pangsa pasar yang cukup besar dan sumber air baku yang cukup banyak, dengan skor sebesar 0,511. berdasarkan total nilai skor terbobot dari matriks ife dan efe tersebut menempatkan pdam kabupaten sleman pada sel nomor v dalam matriks ie. kata kunci: peramalan penjualan air bersih; faktor lingkungan internal; faktor lingkungan eksternal klasifikasi jel: r58, p48, q56 peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 79 pendahuluan pam atau pdam adalah salah satu bentuk sektor publik yang merupakan bagian dari perekonomian nasional yang dikendalikan oleh pemerintah, berkaitan dengan pemberian atau penyerahan jasa-jasa pemerintah kepada publik. perusahaan daerah air minum (pdam) kabupaten sleman merupakan sebuah perusahaan daerah yang memiliki wewenang dalam penyediaan kebutuhan konsumsi air bersih bagi masyarakat di kabupaten sleman. saat ini, sampai dengan oktober 2013, total pelanggan yang terlayani oleh pdam berjumlah 24.194 pelanggan dengan kapasitas produksi sebesar 271,00 liter per detik. perinciannya disajikan dalam tabel 1. adapun jumlah pelanggan dalam kurun waktu tujuh tahun terakhir mengalami peningkatan setiap tahunnya, kecuali pada tahun 2008 yang mengalami penurunan. perinciannya adalah sebagai berikut: berdasarkan data yang telah diuraikan di atas, terlihat bahwa jumlah pelanggan mengalami tren meningkat, hal ini menunjukkan bahwa setiap tahun, kebutuhan masyarakat akan air bersih sebagai kebutuhan pokok semakin tinggi. dalam upaya meningkatkan pelayanan kebutuhan air bersih masyarakat kabupaten sleman, perlu adanya proyeksi sejauh mana pencapaian penyediaan air di tahun-tahun yang akan datang dengan menggunakan metode peramalan atau estimasi. selain itu, sebagai sebuah badan usaha, pdam harus mampu menganalisis lingkungan usaha dan memprediksi berbagai kemungkinan yang terjadi di masa depan. kegiatan forecast atau meramal merupakan salah satu usaha sebuah perusahaan sebagai dasar pengambilan keputusan strategis kelangsungan usaha. memprediksi penjualan yang terlalu besar dan kurang akurat mengakibatkan biaya produksi akan meningkat sehingga seluruh investasi yang ditanamkan menjadi kurang efisien (kotler, 2007). oleh karena itu, untuk mengantisipasi permasalahan tersebut dilakukan prediksi kemungkinan terjadinya penurunan atau kenaikan penjualan pada periode yang akan datang dengan diperolehnya informasi yang akurat sehingga perusahaan dapat mempersiapkan strategi-strategi yang harus ditempuh untuk menghadapi suatu kondisi tertentu (rangkuti, 2005). strategi pengelolaan yang tepat menjadi hal yang sangat penting untuk memanfaatkan peluang dan menghindari atau mencegah ancaman dari luar dengan memberdayakan seluruh sumber daya yang dimiliki oleh pengelola secara efektif dan efisien. oleh karena itu, pengelola pdam di kabupaten sleman perlu menerapkan strategi yang tepat untuk meningkatkan kinerja pelayanannya. berikut beberapa studi yang serupa dengan studi ini, yaitu studi yang dilakukan oleh dian suminar (2007) yang meneliti tentang analisis formulasi strategi pada perusahaan daerah air minum (pdam) tirta pakuan kota bogor. berdasarkan hasil dan pembahasan dari studi tersebut, disimpulkan bahwa berdasarkan identifikasi lingkungan internal diperoleh beberapa kekuatan dan kelemahan perusahaan, serta identifikasi lingkungan eksternal juga menghasilkan beberapa peluang dan ancaman. setelah diuji dengan matriks ife dan efe, serta matriks ie, diketahui bahwa perusahaan dalam keadaan hold and maintain, atau pertahankan dan dikembangkan. dalam studi lain, akhmat thohir melakukan studi tentang “analisis peramalan penjualan minyak sawit kasar atau crude palm oil (cpo) pada pt. kharisma pemasaran bersama (kpb) tabel 1. jumlah langganan pdam kabupaten sleman no jenis langganan tahun 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 1 rumah tangga 18.961 18.958 18.359 18.405 18.661 20.579 22.012 2 sosial 160 165 156 158 178 179 194 3 niaga 44 46 44 46 47 48 53 4 instansi 158 153 153 160 160 163 166 5 kran umum 148 130 120 112 107 105 103 6 industri 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 jumlah 19.472 19.452 18.832 18.881 20.154 21.075 22.530 sumber: pdam kabupaten sleman, 2013 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 80 nusantara di jakarta”. berdasarkan hasil studi disimpulkan bahwa pola data penjualan oleh perusahaan selama 7 tahun periode januari 2004 sampai desember 2010, memiliki unsure tren (cenderung meningkat) dan unsure musiman. berdasarkan perhitungan metode peramalan menggunakan metode tren kuadratik, diketahui bahwa jumlah total nilai peramalan untuk satu tahun mendatang (tahun 2011) yaitu periode 85 sampai periode 96 adalah adalah sebesar 2.607.985 ton cpo. selain itu perlu juga adanya antisipasi terhadap unsure musiman yang terjadi berdasarkan data yang terbentuk yaitu pada bulanbulan tertentu seperti awal dan akhir tahun, pengaruh iklim serta hari raya pada bulanbulan tertentu. peningkatan ptpn diperlukan seperti kegiatan ekstensifikasi, intensifikasi, dan penanganan pascapanen atau pengolahan tandan buah segar (tbs), agar produksi cpo berlangsung optimal yang berakibat meningkatnya penjualan cpo perusahaan. metode penelitian data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data primer dan data sekunder. data-data yang diperoleh digunakan untuk melakukan analisis terhadap strategi pengelolaan pdam. data yang diperlukan untuk menganalisis lingkungan perusahaan meliputi tiga data yaitu; 1) data untuk melakukan peramalan atau estimasi di masa yang akan datang, dengan menggunakan data penjualan air bersih selama 47 bulan yaitu dari januari 2010 hingga november 2013; 2) data untuk analisis lingkungan internal yaitu data lapangan yang diperoleh dari lokasi survey yang terpilih seperti unit air baku, unit pengelolaan, dan unit distribusi; 3) data untuk analisis lingkungan eksternal yaitu data lingkungan mikro dan makro. pengolahan dan analisis data menggunakan dua metode, yaitu metode kuantitatif, dan metode kualitatif. kegiatan menganalisis data kuantitatif peramalan penjualan air bersih dilakukan dengan menggunakan program microsoft excel dan minitab 16. sedangkan metode kualitatif, alat analisis yang digunakan dalam tahap masukan yaitu matriks ife (sisi kekuatan dan kelemahan) dan matriks efe (sisi peluang dan ancaman). studi ini menggunakan metode peramalan time series atau deret berkala. deret berkala mempunyai empat komponen yaitu tren (kecenderungan), variasi musim, variasi siklus, dan variasi yang tidak tetap (irregular variation). berdasarkan semua metode yang digunakan tersebut akan dipilih metode yang paling sesuai dengan pola data yang terdapat pada perusahaan. analisis musiman berhubungan dengan perubahan atau fluktuasi dalam satuan bulanan atau triwulan atau kuartal atau semester dalam setahun. beberapa metode tersebut adalah: a. metode rata-rata sederhana indeks musiman dirumuskan sebagai berikut: indeks musim = 1) b. metode rata-rata dengan tren indeks musiman metode rata-rata dengan tren dirumuskan sebagai berikut: indeks musim = 100 2) c. metode rasio rata rata bergerak indeks musiman metode rasio rata-rata bergerak dirumuskan sebagai berikut: indeks musim = nilai rasio x faktor koreksi 3) di mana: nilai rasio: data asli/data rata-rata bergerak faktor koreksi: (100 x n)/jumlah rata-rata rasio selama n metode analisis tren linear dan non linear a. metode tren linear. metode utama yang dikenal dan digunakan secara luas dalam metode ini adalah regresi. berikut ini adalah rumusrumus regresi linear sederhana , dengan: ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ 4) 5) peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 81 di mana: y adalah nilai peramalan; a adalah konstanta y; b adalah nilai kemiringan; n adalah jumlah data b. metode tren non linear (kuadratik). persamaan trend kuadratik dirumuskan sebagai berikut: y’= a + bx + cx² 6) koefisien a, b, dan c, dicari dengan rumus sebagai berikut: a = ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ² b = ∑ /∑ c = ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ∑ ² ukuran akurasi hasil peramalan nilai residual atau error (et) adalah perbedaan antara nilai actual dan nilai hasil peramalan, yaitu: et = yt – ŷt 7) di mana: et adalah residual (error)/ nilai kesalahan peramalan pada periode ke – t; yt adalah nilai aktual ŷt adalah nilai hasil peramalan; sedangkan nilai residual tersebut diperoleh beberapa ukuran hasil peramalan sebagai berikut: 1. nilai tengah galat kuadrat (mean squared deviation) msd = ∑ 8) 2. nilai tengah deviasi absolut (mean absolute deviation) mad = ∑| | 9) 3. nilai tengah galat persentase (mean absolute percentage error) mape = ∑ | | 10) secara umum, bila residual besarnya merata sepanjang pengamatan, maka msd yang sebaiknya digunakan. tetapi bila satu atau dua residual yang besar, maka mad yang sebaiknya digunakan. untuk melihat bias tidaknya peramalan maka digunakan mape, peramalan dikatakan tidak bias bila mpe = 0. matriks ife dan efe langkah-langkah yang harus dilakukan dalam membentuk matriks ife dan efe adalah: a) menyusun daftar faktor-faktor utama yang mempunyai dampak penting (critical success factors atau csf) untuk aspek internal dan eksternal perusahaan yang ditempatkan pada kolom pertama. b) penilaian bobot (weight) setiap factor strategis internal dan eksternal. dalam menentukan bobot setiap variabel digunakan skala 1,2 dan 3 dengan keterangan sebagai berikut: 1 = jika indikator horizontal kurang penting daripada indikator vertikal. 2 = jika indikator horizontal sama penting daripada indikator vertikal. 3 = jika indikator horizontal lebih penting daripada indikator vertikal. c) penentuan bobot setiap variabel diperoleh dengan menggunakan proporsi nilai setiap variabel dari jumlah nilai keseluruhan variabel dengan menggunakan rumus: ∑ 11) keterangan: ai adalah bobot variabel ke-i ; xi adalah nilai variabel ke-i; i = 1,2,3,…..,n; n adalah jumlah variabel; total bobot yang diberikan harus sama dengan 1,0. pembobotan ini kemudian ditempatkan pada kolom kedua matriks ife dan efe. matriks ie matriks ie didasarkan pada dua dimensi kunci, yaitu matriks ife yang diberi bobot pada sumbu x dan matriks efe yang diberikan bobot pada sumbu y. pada sumbu x, skor antara 1,00-1,99 menunjukkan posisi internal yang lemah, skor antara 2,00-2,99 menunjukkan rata-rata dan 3,00-4,00 kuat. pada sumbu y, skor antara 1,001,99 menunjukkan posisi eksternal yang rendah, skor antara 2,00-2,99 menunjukkan posisi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 82 eksternal yang sedang dan 3,00-4,00 posisi eksternal yang tinggi. pembagian sel-sel dalam matriks ie dapat dilihat pada; matriks swot gambar 1. matriks swot unsur-unsur swot meliputi: s (strength): mengacu kepada keunggulan kompetitif dan kompetisi lainnya yang dapat mempengaruhi perusahaan pada pasar. w (weakness): hambatan yang membatasi pilihan-pilihan pada pengembangan strategi perusahaan. o (opportunity): menyediakan kondisi yang menguntungkan yang membatasi penghalang. t (threat): berhubungan dengan penghalang atau kondisi yang dapat menghalangi organisasi dalam mencapai tujuannya. analisis swot akan memberikan arah, pilihan dan perkembangan perusahaan sehingga diperoleh strategi yang tepat bagi perusahaan. gambar 2. analisis swot keterangan: kuadran 1 pada kuadran 1 merupakan situasi yang sangat menguntungkan bagi perusahaan karena perusahaan memiliki peluang dan kekuatan yang dapat dimanfaatkan sekaligus. dalam kondisi ini, strategi yang harus diterapkan adalah mendukung kebijakan pertumbuhan yang agresif. kuadran 2 pada kuadran 2, perusahaan menghadapi berbagai ancaman namun masih memiliki kekuatan dari segi internal. strategi yang harus dilakukan adalah menggunakan kekuatan untuk memanfaatkan peluang jangka panjang dengan cara strategi diversifikasi (produk atau pasar). kuadran 3 perusahaan menghadapi peluang pasar yang sangat besar, tetapi perusahaan pun menghadapi beberapa kendala atau kelemahan internal. fokus strategi perusahaan pada kuadran ini adalah meminimalkan masalah-masalah internal perusahaan sehingga dapat merebut peluang pasar yang baik. kuadran 4 pada kuadran 4, perusahaan mengalami situasi yang sangat tidak menguntungkan karena perusahaan menghadapi berbagai ancaman dan kelemahan internal. hasil dan pembahasan analisis time series penjualan air yang dilakukan oleh pdam kabupaten sleman sejak januari 2010 hingga november 2013 mengalami pergerakan yang fluktuatif namun cenderung menunjukkan peningkatan. penurunan yang terjadi pada bulan-bulan tertentu diakibatkan oleh pemakaian air yang tidak merata dan penyegelan dari pihak pdam kabupaten sleman. kemudian faktor lain yang juga berpengaruh adalah musim, pemakaian air dari pelanggan akan meningkat saat musim kemarau karena kebutuhan air sangat tinggi. kenaikan dan penurunan pemakaian air inilah yang berpengaruh pada naik turunnya penjualan air tiap bulannya. letusan gunung merapi juga mengakibatkan dampak yang cukup signifikan, hal ini terlihat pada pola data yang cenderung menurun mulai dari akhir tahun 2010 (november) sampai awal tahun 2011, erupsi telah mengakibatkan kehilangan air sampai 50 liter per detik peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 83 sehingga debit air berkurang dan kualitas air juga tercemar, hal ini mengakibatkan penurunan pemakaian air oleh konsumen dan mengurangi angka penjualan air. metode peramalan kuantitatif terbaik penjualan air oleh pdam kabupaten sleman. pdam kabupaten sleman memasarkan produk berupa air bersih yang dihasilkan dari beberapa sumber yang dimiliki, yaitu mata air umbul wadon, mata air tuk dandang, deep well, sallow well dan ipa (gamping). penjualan air selama empat tahun terakhir sejak januari 2010 sampai dengan november 2013 menunjukkan pergerakan naik turun, namun cenderung meningkat dari tahun ke tahun. berdasarkan data penjualan air pada pdam kabupaten sleman, diketahui bahwa pada tahun 2010, perusahaan dapat menjual air bersih untuk pelanggan di kabupaten sleman sebesar 3.708.630m³. pada tahun 2011 terjadi penurunan penjualan air sebesar 201.603m³, menjadi 3.507.027m³, hal ini dikarenakan letusan gunung merapi yang memberikan dampak yang cukup signifikan, karena erupsi telah mengakibatkan kehilangan air sampai 50 liter per detik sehingga debit air berkurang dan kualitas air juga tercemar, sehingga penurunan pemakaian air oleh konsumen dan mengurangi angka penjualan air. kenaikan kembali terjadi pada tahun 2012 sebesar 365.029m³ menjadi 3.872.056 m³. identifikasi pola data penjualan air bersih. peramalan penjualan air bersih yang dilakukan oleh pdam kabupaten sleman diawali dengan mengambil data dalam rentang waktu kurang lebih empat tahun. data series yang diperoleh selanjutnya digunakan untuk meramalkan penjualan di masa mendatang yang mendekati data aktualnya. data penjualan yang digunakan adalah data time series dalam kurun waktu kurang lebih empat tahun terakhir yang dimulai dari januari 2010 sampai november 2013. data yang digunakan merupakan data penjualan air bersih dalam satuan m³ dan merupakan data bulanan perusahaan. berdasarkan pada data deret waktu penjualan air bersih tersebut akan menggambarkan pola data yang terbentuk dari data penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman. penentuan pola data yang terbentuk tersebut akan membantu menentukan metode peramalan yang tepat. sedangkan panjang deret waktu yang digunakan sebanyak 47 bulan atau kurang lebih 4 tahun, yang digunakan untuk meramalkan penjualan jangka panjang, hal ini sesuai dengan pendapat render dan heizer (2001) peramalan jangka panjang yaitu peramalan yang memiliki rentang waktu biasanya tiga tahun atau lebih. pola data penjualan yang diperoleh kemudian diolah menggunakan program microsoft excel dan minitab 16, untuk mengetahui autocorrelation function (acf) dan plot data penjualan air bersih. grafik plot time series pergerakan volume penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman disajikan pada gambar 3. gambar 3. grafik pergerakan volume penjualan air bersih pdam jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 84 berdasarkan grafik 3, pergerakan indeks volume penjualan sebanyak 47 periode data (periode januari 2010 sampai november 2013) menunjukkan tidak ada unsure stasioner. hal ini dapat dilihat dari pergerakan data yang tidak berada di antara garis rata-rata atau konstan, namun lebih cenderung lebih menunjukkan unsure trend. volume penjualan tertinggi terjadi pada data period ke 47 yaitu sebesar 401.551 m³, yaitu pada bulan november, hal ini dikarenakan kebutuhan masyarakat akan konsumsi air bersih yang merupakan kebutuhan hidup pokok sangat besar dan jumlah penduduk yang semakin meningkat sehingga memungkinkan potensi peningkatan jumlah pelanggan. volume penjualan terendah terjadi pada data ke 15 sebesar 262.119m³, yaitu pada bulan maret 2011, hal ini dikarenakan pemakaian air yang tidak merata dan penyegelan dari pihak pdam kabupaten sleman. berdasarkan perhitungan rata-rata indeks musiman, diketahui persamaan rata-rata perilaku musiman per bulan pada setiap tahunnya dalam penjualan air bersih, yaitu terlihat pada pertengahan tahun awal yaitu februari (0,99112), maret (0,90798), april (0,96495), mei (0,98134), juni (0,99903), dan juli (0,98829) berada di bawah nilai normal trend yaitu 1,00. sedangkan pada pertengahan tahun akhir sampai awal tahun, kecuali desember (0,98786) yang merupakan akhir tahun, yaitu bulan agustus (1,01995), september (1,03404), oktober (1,05877), november (1,06116), desember (0,98786), dan januari (1,00550) secara normal berada di atas nilai tren (1,00). hal ini merupakan bukti bahwa musim mempengaruhi penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman. tren peningkatan penjualan yang terus terjadi juga merupakan bukti keberhasilan perusahaan dalam mengelola dan memasarkan produksi air bersih untuk memenuhi kebutuhan pokok masyarakat kabupaten sleman. selain melihat grafik pergerakan plot data volume penjualan dan uji statistik, dapat juga dilakukan dengan mengamati plot autocorrelation function (acf) dari deret penjualan air bersih periode januari 2010–november 2013. plot autokorelasi menunjukkan keeratan hubungan nilai variabel yang sama, namun variabel pada waktu yang berbeda. gambar 4 menunjukkan plot acf actual volume penjualan air bersih. berdasarkan plot autokorelasi (acf), pergerakan yang terbentuk cenderung secara berangsur mendekati nol yang mengandung unsure trend sesuai dengan pendapat firdaus (2006) yaitu unsure trend diketahui dengan adanya beda kala pertama tinggi dan berbeda dengan nol secara signifikan, lalu turun mendekati nol saat series meningkat. sedangkan untuk mengetahui ada tidaknya distribusi yang sesuai dengan distribusi data yang ada digunakan grafik distributional analysis probability plot, yaitu berdasarkan diagram plot penjualan air bersih periode januari 2010 sampai november 2013. berdasarkan diagram yang terbentuk dapat diketahui bahwa data time series penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman menunjukkan data yang berada di sekitar garis lurus, hal ini berarti data pentabel 2. rata-rata indeks musiman setiap bulan penjualan air bersih periode januari 2010 sampai dengan november 2013 bulan/tahun 2010 2011 2012 2013 rata-rata januari 1,00550 1,00550 1,00550 1,00550 1,00550 februari 0,99112 0,99112 0,99112 0,99112 0,99112 maret 0,90798 0,90798 0,90798 0,90798 0,90798 april 0,96495 0,96495 0,96495 0,96495 0,96495 mei 0,98134 0,98134 0,98134 0,98134 0,98134 juni 0,99903 0,99903 0,99903 0,99903 0,99903 juli 0,98829 0,98829 0,98829 0,98829 0,98829 agustus 1,01995 1,01995 1,01995 1,01995 1,01995 september 1,03404 1,03404 1,03404 1,03404 1,03404 oktober 1,05877 1,05877 1,05877 1,05877 1,05877 november 1,06116 1,06116 1,06116 1,06116 1,06116 desember 0,98786 0,98786 0,98786 0,98786 peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 85 jualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman januari 2010 sampai november 2013 bersifat normal. grafik normal probability plot penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman dapat dilihat pada gambar 5 (lampiran). metode peramalan kuantitatif penjualan air bersih metode peramalan lainnya yang tetap digunakan, yaitu metode trend linear dan trend non linear. setelah diketahui nilai kesalahan (error) terkecil dengan melihat nilai msd (mean squared deviation) maka akan diketahui metode peramalan yang terbaik untuk meramalkan volume penjualan air bersih pada pdam kabupaten sleman satu tahun mendatang yaitu tahun 2014. berikut merupakan metode peramalan time series yang digunakan dalam studi ini. metode indeks musiman perhitungan menggunakan metode indeks musiman ini dilakukan pada bulan yang sama namun pada tahun yang berbeda yaitu selama kurun waktu + 4 tahun (2010-2013). namun, dalam studi, cara yang diterapkan hampir sama dengan metode analisis rata-rata bergerak (moving average), yaitu menetapkan bahwa ramalan periode mendatang merupakan nilai rataan data penjualan air bersih dengan mengeluarkan nilai dari periode yang terlama dan memasukkan nilai dari periode terbaru dari sekelompok data yang jumlahnya konstan. banyaknya data disebut ordo (seasonal length), sedangkan penentuan ordo dapat dilakukan dengan cara coba-coba (trial and error), hal ini dimaksudkan untuk menentukan nilai kesalahan yang terkecil. dalam studi ini menggunakan ordo 12 (ma= 12) hal ini dikarenakan ordo 12 memiliki nilai kesalahan (error) terkecil. perbandingan hasil perhitungan menggunakan metode indeks musiman dengan berbagai macam ordo ditampilkan pada tabel 3. tabel 3. perbandingan hasil perhitungan metode moving average (ma) dengan berbagai macam ordo seasonal length nilai msd mad mape 2 467143807 18276 6 3 448478811 18263 6 4 447423575 17609 6 6 440877399 18559 6 12 336634442 16203 5 berdasarkan hasil metode indeks musiman berordo 12, diketahui nilai kesalahan di antaranya adalah nilai msd sebesar 336634442, yang menunjukkan bahwa metode penyimpangan yang terjadi dalam metode ini adalah sebesar gambar 4. plot acf dari data penjualan air per. januari 2010november 2013 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 86 336634442, nilai mad sebesar 16203 yang berarti penyimpangan absolut yang terjadi sebesar 16203, dan nilai mape sebesar 6 yang menunjukkan besarnya persentase penyimpangan sebesar 6%. pergerakan grafik peramalan menggunakan metode indeks musiman disajikan pada gambar 6. metode analisis tren penggunaan metode tren dalam studi ini adalah dengan metode trend analysis yang terdapat pada program minitab 16, sehingga mudah untuk menganalisis dan menampilkan data yang mengandung unsur tren. berdasarkan pola hubungan linear antara penjualan air sebagai variabel dependen dan periode waktu sebagai variabel independen, terlihat bahwa hubungan variabel tersebut berada di antara garis lurus, berarti residual berdistribusi normal dengan rata-rata mendekati nol (0). berdasarkan perhitungan model regresi linear sederhana menggunakan metode trend analysis menghasilkan persamaan yt = 281898 + 1490t; dengan nilai msd sebesar 464765613, nilai mad sebesar 18281, dan nilai mape sebesar 6. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa nilai penyimpangan pada metode ini sebesar 464765613, nilai penyimpangan absolut sebesar 18281, dan besarnya persentase penyimpangan sebesar 6%. pergerakan grafik peramalan menggunakan metode trend analysis dengan model regresi linear sederhana dengan volume penjualan air bersih sebagai dependent variable dan periode waktu sebagai independent variable disajikan pada gambar 7 (lampiran). garis tidak lurus tersebut merupakan garis yang mendekati titik-titik pergerakan dari data historis jumlah penjualan air bersih. berdasarkan perhitungan trend analysis menggunakan model nonlinear sederhana diketahui persamaan yaitu: yt = 314010 + 2442 t + 81,9 t² 12) sedangkan nilai kesalahan dari perhitungan trend analysis menggunakan model nonlinear (kuadratik) yaitu nilai msd sebesar 282257693, nilai mad sebesar 13141 dan nilai mape sebesar 4. hal ini menunjukkan adanya penyimpangan menggunakan metode ini sebesar 282257693, besarnya penyimpangan absolut 13141 dan besarnya persentase penyimpangan sebesar 4%. pergerakan grafik peramalan menggunakan metode trend analysis dengan model regresi nonlinear sederhana (kuadratik) dengan volume penjualan air bersih sebagai dependent variable dan periode waktu sebagai independent variable disajikan pada gambar 8 (lampiran). pemilihan metode peramalan kuantitatif terbaik pemilihan metode peramalan terhadap penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman yaitu dengan melakukan perhitungan dan pengamatan terhadap perilaku data series gambar 6. grafik analisis model indeks musiman gambar 6. grafik analisis model indeks musiman peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 87 penjualan air bersih selama + 4 tahun selama periode januari 2010 sampai november 2013. berdasarkan hasil penerapan metode peramalan kuantitatif, peramalan yang terbaik menunjukkan bahwa metode tren nonlinear (kuadratik), karena metode tersebut memiliki nilai msd yang kecil dibandingkan dengan metode lainnya. hal ini dikarenakan semakin kecil nilai msd suatu peramalan maka semakin mendekati nilai aktualnya. tetapi, karena data penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman mengandung unsure musiman, maka metode yang akan dipakai adalah metode analisis musiman, hal ini dikarenakan grafik penjualan air bersih tidak bergerak secara linear meningkat, akan tetapi sangat dipengaruhi oleh musim (musim kemarau dan musim penghujan). tabel 4 menunjukkan hasil perhitungan beberapa metode paramalan penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman. penggunaan metode tersebut sudah mengikuti prosedur yang berlaku, deret waktu yang digunakan dalam peramalan penjualan air bersih selama + 4 tahun yaitu dari januari 2010 sampai november 2013 dengan jumlah observasi sebanyak 47 data, studi dilakukan dengan mengambil data bulanan perusahaan. pengambilan data bulanan dimaksudkan untuk mengamati perilaku penjualan air bersih yang terjadi selama satu bulan kegiatan usaha. berdasarkan uji statistik metode tren kuadratik (lampiran) menunjukkan bahwa nilai rsquared sebesar 67,6 persen yang menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh periode waktu terhadap penjualan air bersih sebesar 67,6 persen, sedangkan 32,4 persen dipengaruhi faktor lain. level toleransi yang digunakan adalah 5 persen berdasarkan perhitungan tren kuadratik diketahui nilai dari f uji yaitu 46,01. sedangkan besarnya uji p-value menunjukkan angka 0,000. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa semua parameter model regresi statistik bernilai 0. berdasarkan grafik fited line plot, model kuadratik menunjukkan bahwa distribusi data menyebar merata sepanjang garis rata-rata. artinya model regresi kuadratik ini dapat digunakan dan mewakili data peramalan. analisis tingkat peramalan penjualan air bersih satu tahun mendatang setelah melakukan perhitungan menggunakan metode-metode peramalan time series (deret waktu berkala) untuk melakukan peramalan penjualan air bersih pada pdam kabupaten sleman diketahui bahwa metode analisis musiman (seasonal) adalah metode terbaik yang dapat digunakan karena data yang diolah mengandung unsur musiman. kemudian metode tersebut dapat dijadikan perencanaan atau acuan perusahaan dalam meramalkan penjualan air bersih 13 bulan mendatang yaitu desember 2013 sampai desember 2014, lihat tabel 5 (lampiran). berdasarkan hasil perhitungan metode musiman, diketahui terjadi penurunan penjualan air bersih pada desember 2013, dari bulan sebelumnya yaitu november dengan nilai 401551m³ menjadi 345055m³ hal ini dikarenakan pada bulan november, perusahaan mengadakan promosi dengan memberikan diskon bagi pelanggan, maka hal tersebut berdampak pada tingginya angka penjualan pada bulan tersebut, lalu pada bulan selanjutnya akan kembali menurun, tetapi terjadi peningkatan kembali yakni dimulai pada awal awal januari 2014 yaitu pada periode 49 menjadi sebesar 352546 m3 lalu kemudian turun kembali pada bulan februari dan maret, kemudian naik kembali pada bulan mei dan april. hal ini dikarenakan faktor musim mempengaruhi penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman. sehingga perusahaan perlu melakukan peramalan tabel 4. nilai perhitungan beberapa metode peramalan penjualan air bersih no metode peramalan nilai msd nilai mad nilai mape ket. 1 metode tren linear metode tren nonlinear (kuadratik) 464765613 282257693 18281 13141 6 4 2 metode analisis musiman 336634442 16203 5 t= 12 keterangan: t= ordo jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 88 agar memiliki acuan atau gambaran besarnya persediaan air bersih sebagai perencanaan mengantisipasi besarnya permintaan pada bulan-bulan tersebut di tahun 2014. melalui kegiatan peramalan penjualan air bersih pada pdam kabupaten sleman dapat dijadikan rekomendasi kepada departemen terkait seperti pemda dan dprd kabupaten sleman sebagai pihak yang membawahi pdam kabupaten sleman selaku bumd, dengan kegiatan seperti pengoptimalisasian produksi air bersih. kegiatan tersebut dimulai dari industri hulu seperti kegiatan produksi dan pengolahan, sampai hilir seperti pemasaran dan pendistribusian hasil air bersih dari sumber air. dengan mengetahui peramalan penjualan ini juga dapat dijadikan langkah untuk meningkatkan produksi dengan cara ekstensifikasi, intensifikasi, serta penanganan dan pengolahan yang optimal, sehingga hasil produksi air bersih dapat memenuhi kebutuhan konsumen. melalui perencanaan penjualan dapat diketahui kebutuhan perusahaan terhadap bahan baku, tenaga kerja, keuangan, peralatan pendukung dan sumber daya lainnya yang dibutuhkan untuk memenuhi permintaan air bersih (ahmad tohir, 2011), sesuai dengan jumlah peramalan penjualan yang dilakukan untuk periode januari 2014 sampai desember 2014 yaitu sebesar 4.296.015m³ menggunakan metode musiman. identifikasi kekuatan, kelemahan, peluang dan ancaman 1. aspek teknis dan operasional berdasarkan seluruh sistem yang ada saat ini, jumlah rata-rata kapasitas terpasang adalah 353,83 l/dt, sedangkan kapasitas yang dioperasikan 295,27 l/dt, sehingga masih ada idle capacity sebesar 58,56 l/dt. jam produksi air minum berjalan antara 17-24 jam/hari, sedangkan operasi distribusi berjalan 24 jam/hari. system distribusi yang digunakan oleh pdam kabupaten sleman adalah menggunakan gravitasi 72 l/dt dan pompa 171 l/dt. berdasarkan sumber air yang digunakan, maka pemanfaatan mata air 86,7 l/dt, sumur bor 143 l/dt dan sallow well sebanyak 180,7 l/dt, dan ipa sebanyak 20 l/dt. kapasitas sumber pdam kabupaten sleman saat ini mencapai rata-rata 417 l/dt dengan dua sumber air baku, yakni air permukaan yang berasal dari mata air, ipa, sumur dangkal, dan sumur dalam dari beberapa sumur eksplorasi pdam kabupaten sleman, lihat tabel 6. tabel 6. kapasitas produksi pdam kabupaten sleman tahun 2013 sampai bulan november no uraian kapasitas l/detik m3/tahun 1. kapasitas sumber air baku 353,83 2. kapasitas produksi 295,27 3. produksi 6.380.675 4. distribusi 6.105.746 5. air terjual 3.875.357 6. kehilangan air 1.829.621 tabel 7 berikut adalah tabel swot dari pdam kabupaten sleman mengenai hal-hal tabel 7. matriks swot produksi pdam kabupaten sleman kekuatan kelemahan internal 1. sumur bor ada 18 buah, shallow well 23 unit, mata air 2 buah (dg kapasitas produksi 385 lit/dt), ipa, dan mobil tanki 1 buah (kap. 5000 lt) 1. tingginya angka kehilangan air 2. pelayanan yang belum mencapai 24 jam merata 3. rasio cakupan pelayanan masih rendah peluang ancaman eksternal 1. tersedianya pangsa pasar potensial yakni kawasan perkotaan yang tumbuh cukup pesat 2. tersedianya sumber air permukaan yang cukup banyak 3. ketersediaan lahan kas desa yang dapat disewa untuk pembangunan prasarana ipa 1. letusan g. merapi merusak sumber air pdam 2. konflik pengelolaan sumber-sumber air antara masyarakat dan pemerintah 3. perubahan musim yang mempengaruhi kualitas air peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 89 yang berkaitan dengan teknis dan operasional. 2. aspek administrasi dan keuangan tabel 8 (lampiran) adalah tabel swot dari pdam kabupaten sleman mengenai hal-hal yang berkaitan dengan administrasi dan keuangan. 3. aspek sumber daya manusia sumber daya manusia merupakan aspek yang sangat penting dalam suatu perusahaan, karena sumber daya manusia adalah salah satu faktor internal yang sangat menentukan pertumbuhan dan perkembangan perusahaan. tabel 9 adalah tabel swot dari pdam kabupaten sleman mengenai hal-hal yang berkaitan dengan sumber daya manusia. tabel 9. matriks swot sdm pdam kabupaten sleman kekuatan kelemahan internal 1. strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai. 1. profesionalisme karyawan yang kurang memadai. peluang ancaman eksternal 1. adanya dukungan dari masyarakat berupa swadaya masyarakat 2. peraturan perundangan yang mengatur kerjasama antar daerah dan kerjasama swastapemerintah masih rumit a. matriks ife kekuatan yang dimiliki oleh pdam kabupaten sleman, adalah perda tentang pendirian pdam, ketentuan-ketentuan pokok badan pengawas, direksi dan pegawai pdam kabupaten sleman, dan pengelolaan pdam, pendapatan retribusi yang semakin mendekati bep (impas), kemudian sumur bor ada 18 buah, shallow well 23 unit, mata air 2 buah (dengan kapasitas produksi 385 lit/dt), ipa, dan mobil tanki 1 buah (kap. 5000 lt), lalu dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik, serta strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai. sedangkan kelemahan yang ada pada perusahaan adalah tingginya angka kehilangan air. pelayanan air yang belum mencapai 24 jam secara merata, kemudian tarif yang belum cost recovery, rasio cakupan layanan yang rendah serta akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya. berdasarkan tabel 10 (lampiran) matriks ife menunjukkan bahwa faktor kekuatan pdam kabupaten sleman yang memiliki skor tertinggi adalah unit produksi yang cukup memadai dengan skor sebesar 0,444. skor tertinggi menunjukkan faktor kekuatan tersebut mempunyai pengaruh yang besar bagi pengembangan pelayanan pdam kabupaten sleman. pendapatan retribusi yang semakin mendekati bep mendapatkan skor terbesar kedua, yaitu 0,383, dimana hal ini sangat berpengaruh dalam pengembangan usaha perusahaan. strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai mendapatkan skor sebesar 0,211, sedangkan dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik mendpatkan skor 0,183. adapun skor untuk adanya perda tentang pendirian pdam adalah sebesar 0,267. tarif yang belum cost recovery, mendapatkan skor 0,278. kemudian kelemahan lainnya akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya dengan skor 0,217. rasio cakupan layanan yang rendah dan penyaluran air yang belum mencapai rata-rata 24 jam mendapatkan skor 0,283, sementara tingginya angka kehilangan air, yang menjadi masalah umum bagi seluruh pdam di indonesia mendapatkan skor 0,128. secara keseluruhan, total nilai skor terbobot dari enam kekuatan dan enam kelemahan dalam matriks ife adalah sebesar 2,678. dengan demikian, kondisi internal perusahaan berada di atas rata-rata yaitu 2,50. berdasarkan total nilai terbobot tersebut, dapat disimpulkan bahwa pdam kabupaten sleman berada pada posisi yang cukup kuat dalam memanfaatkan kekuatan yang dimiliki dan cukup mampu untuk mengatasi kelemahan. b. matriks efe matriks efe digunakan untuk mengetahui seberapa besar peranan faktor-faktor eksternal jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 90 yang terdapat pada perusahaan. matriks efe disusun berdasarkan hasil identifikasi dari kondisi lingkungan eksternal perusahaan berupa peluang dan ancaman yang dihadapi oleh pdam kabupaten sleman. hasil identifikasi dari kondisi lingkungan eksternal diperoleh sebanyak lima peluang dan tiga ancaman. berdasarkan tabel 11 (lampiran) matriks efe, peluang terbesar bagi pdam kabupaten sleman adalah adanya potensi pangsa pasar yang cukup besar dan sumber air baku yang cukup banyak, dengan skor sebesar 0,511. skor tetinggi ini mengindikasikan bahwa proyeksi jumlah penduduk kabupaten sleman yang terus meningkat memberikan peluang berupa adanya pangsa pasar yang cukup potensial untuk meningkatkan jumlah pelanggan bagi pdam kabupaten sleman, karena peningkatan jumlah pelanggan akan berdampak besar pada pemasukan pendapatan perusahaan dan daerah. peluang terbesar kedua yang dimiliki oleh pdam kabupaten sleman adalah adanya investor dan mitra usaha untuk pengembangan perusahaan, yang mana mempunyai besar skor sebanyak 0,383. adanya lahan kas desa juga cukup membantu pengembangan pdam dengan skor sebesar 0,317. sedangkan peluang terkecil adalah adanya tarif premium dari pembangunan zamp dengan skor sebesar 0,122. ancaman cukup besar yang harus dihadapi oleh pdam kabupaten sleman adalah letusan gunung merapi yang dapat terjadi sewaktu-waktu, letusan ini dapat menyebabkan rusaknya beberapa unit instalasi produksi air baku seperti yang sudah pernah terjadi pada tahun 2010 lalu, skor yang didapat adalah 0,156. ancaman lainnya yang juga cukup menyulitkan adalah faktor perubahan musim dimana skornya adalah 0,217, skor ini adalah yang tertinggi di antara ancaman-ancaman lainnya. ancaman lain yang juga tak kalah besar adalah konflik pengelolaan sumber air baku dengan skor sebesar 0,244, serta adanya ekspansi industri air minum kemasan dengan skor 0,061. secara keseluruhan, total nilai skor terbobot dari lima peluang dan lima ancaman adalah sebesar 2,639 atau berada di atas nilai rata-rata yaitu 2,50. berdasarkan total nilai terbobot tersebut, dapat disimpulkan bahwa pdam kabupaten sleman cukup mampu merespon dan memanfaatkan peluang yang dimiliki dengan sebaik-baiknya untuk menghadapi ancaman yang ada. c. matriks ie matriks ie disusun berdasarkan hasil analisis faktor internal dan factor eksternal yang digabungkan dari matriks ife dan matriks efe. matriks ie pdam kabupaten sleman dapat dilihat pada tabel 12. hasil analisis faktor internal menggunakan matriks ife diperoleh total nilai skor terbobot sebesar 2,272. sedangkan hasil analisis faktor eksternal menggunakan matriks efe diperoleh total nilai skor sebesar 2,794. berdasarkan total nilai skor terbobot dari matriks ife dan efe tersebut menempatkan pdam kabupaten sleman pada sel nomor v dalam matriks ie. strategi yang dapat diambil pada posisi sel tersebut adalah adalah strategi hold and maintain (pertahankan dan pelihara). tabel 12. skor total ife & efe d. menentukan strategi dengan matriks swot matriks swot disusun berdasarkan hasil identifikasi faktor internal dan faktor eksternal perusahaan meliputi kekuatan dan kelemahan yang dimiliki perusahaan serta peluang dan ancaman yang dihadapi oleh perusahaan. penentuan matriks swot diterapkan untuk beberapa aspek yang sangat berpengaruh terhadap perusahaan, yaitu aspek teknis dan operasional, aspek administrasi dan keuangan, serta aspek sdm. pemaduan faktor internal dan eksternal perusahaan dari beberapa variabel peramalan penjualan air bersih 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(wahyu abdullah) 91 tersebut dalam matriks swot dapat menghasilkan empat set kemungkinan alternative strategy, yaitu strategi s-o, strategi s-t, strategi wo dan strategi w-t. adapun rincian mengenai strategi yang dihasilkan dari matriks swot akan dijelaskan setelah mengetahui tabel swot dari pdam kabupaten sleman. berikut ini adalah tabel swot dari pdam kabupaten sleman dari beberapa aspek yang telah diuraikan sebelumnya. 1. strategi s-o (strength-opportunity) strategi s-o adalah strategi yang menggunakan kekuatan yang dimiliki perusahaan untuk memanfaatkan peluang yang ada. strategi yang dihasilkan adalah meningkatkan cakupan dan kualitas layanan khususnya pada kawasan perkotaan yang tumbuh pesat dan rawan pencemaran serta mewujudkan layanan air minum perpipaan premium pada kawasan kota khusus. strategi ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan kekuatan dan peluang yang dimiliki pdam kabupaten sleman. kekuatan dan peluang itu adalah perda tentang pendirian pdam, unit instalasi yang lengkap, tersedianya pangsa pasar potensial yakni kawasan perkotaan yang tumbuh cukup pesat, serta tersedianya sumber air permukaan yang cukup banyak. 2. strategi w-o (weakness-opportunities) strategi w-o adalah strategi untuk mengatasi atau meminimalkan kelemahan yang dimiliki perusahaan untuk memanfaatkan peluang yang ada di luar perusahaan. strategi w-o yang dihasilkan adalah penggantian water meter yang rusak dan berumur > 4 th, mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor yang mengakibatkan kehilangan air, dan peningkatan kapasitas sdm guna meningkatkan layanan prima dan perluasan cakupan layanan. strategi ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan peluang yang dimiliki pdam kabupaten sleman untuk mengatasi kelemahan. peluang tersebut adalah ketersediaan lahan kas desa yang dapat disewa untuk pembangunan prasarana ipa dan banyak investor yang mengajak kerjasama pengembangan. sedangkan kelemahannya adalah tingginya angka kehilangan air, pelayanan yang belum mencapai 24 jam secara merata, serta rasio cakupan pelayanan masih rendah. 3. strategi s-t strategi s-t adalah strategi yang menggunakan kekuatan perusahaan untuk mengatasi ancaman yang dihadapi oleh perusahaan. strategi s-t yang dihasilkan adalah memaksimalkan pemanfaatan sumber air baku yang berasal dari sallow well dan sungai, kemudian meningkatkan pengamanan sumber-sumber air pdam, baik dari ancaman pencemaran maupun bencana alam (letusan merapi), serta melakukan sosialisasi kepada masyarakat akan pentingnya konsumsi air bersih. strategi ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan kekuatan yang dimiliki pdam kabupaten sleman untuk menghadapi ancaman. kekuatan tersebut adalah pendapatan retribusi mendekati bep (impas) dan dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik, dan strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai, yang kemudian digunakan untuk menghadapi beberapa ancaman antara lain resistensi terhadap kenaikan tarif berkala oleh legislative/masyarakat, perubahan musim yang mempengaruhi kualitas air, letusan g. merapi merusak sumber air pdam, ekspansi industri air minum kemasan pada ladang-ladang sumber pdam, serta konflik pengelolaan sumber-sumber air antara masyarakat dan pemerintah. 4. strategi w-t strategi w-t adalah strategi yang meminimalkan kelemahan internal perusahaan dan menghindari ancaman. strategi w-t yang dihasilkan adalah segera menyelesaikan masalah (administrasi) akuisisi pelanggan di wilayah pdam kabupaten sleman yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta, serta dukungan atau bimbingan teknis kepada air perpipaan air bersih di pedesaan di luar sistem pdam. strategi ini dilakukan dengan meminimalisir beberapa kekurangan pdam kabupaten sleman yaitu rasio cakupan pelayanan masih rendah, dan akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya. kemudian strategi ini juga digunakan untuk menghadapi ancaman-ancaman yang dimiliki oleh pdam kabupaten sleman, jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 92 yaitu ekspansi industri air minum kemasan pada ladang-ladang sumber pdam, dan konflik pengelolaan sumber-sumber air antara masyarakat dan pemerintah. simpulan berdasarkan hasil analisis data dan pembahasan yang telah diuraikan di atas, maka dapat diambil kesimpulan bahwa data aktual penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman selama kurang lebih 4 tahun periode januari 2010 sampai november 2013, diketahui memiliki unsure trend (cenderung meningkat) dan unsure musiman. unsure trend yang berangsur-angsur meningkat terjadi karena permintaan masyarakat terhadap air bersih selalu meningkat, hal ini dikarenakan air bersih merupakan konsumsi pokok harian bagi masyarakat khususnya rumah tangga. unsur musiman diakibatkan oleh perubahan cuaca yang mempengaruhi ketersediaan debit air baku yang dapat diproduksi, dan juga sekaligus mempengaruhi kualitas air yang tersedia di beberapa sumber air baku. karena pola data lebih cenderung mengalami unsure musiman, maka metode analisis time series yang digunakan adalah metode indeks musiman, tetapi untuk perbandingan, maka analisis tren linear dan nonlinear juga digunakan dalam studi ini, karena pola data penjualan air bersih pdam kabupaten sleman juga mengandung unsure trend (secara berangsur mengalami peningkatan). berdasarkan perhitungan metode peramalan menggunakan metode indeks musiman, diketahui bahwa jumlah total penjualan air bersih di tahun 2014 adalah sebesar 4.296.015m3, atau meningkat sebesar 75603 m3 dari tahun 2013 yang berjumlah total 4.220.412 m3. dengan mengetahui peramalan penjualan ini juga dapat dijadikan langkah untuk meningkatkan produksi dengan cara ekstensifikasi, intensifikasi, serta penanganan dan pengolahan yang optimal, sehingga hasil produksi air bersih dapat memenuhi kebutuhan konsumen. hasil identifikasi lingkungan pdam kabupaten sleman, yaitu: pertama, hasil identifikasi lingkungan internal, yang merupakan kekuatan pdam kabupaten sleman adalah perda tentang pendirian pdam, pendapatan retribusi yang semakin mendekati bep, unit produksi yang cukup memadai, dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik, dan strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai. sedangkan kelemahan yang dimiliki oleh perusahaan adalah tingginya angka kehilangan air, pelayanan air yang belum mencapai 24 jam secara merata, tarif yang belum cost recovery, rasio cakupan layanan yang rendah, dan akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya; kedua, hasil identifikasi lingkungan eksternal, yang merupakan peluang yang dimiliki oleh pdam kabupaten sleman adalah pangsa pasar yang potensial, sumber air baku yang cukup banyak, tersedianya lahan kas desa, adanya investor dan mitra usaha, dan tarif premium dari layanan zamp. adapun ancaman yang harus dihadapi oleh pdam kabupaten sleman adalah resistensi terhadap kenaikan tariff, perubahan musim, ekspansi industri air minum kemasan, letusan g. merapi, serta konflik pengelolaan sumber air baku. berdasarkan hasil analisis matriks ie, diketahui bahwa pdam kabupaten sleman berada dalam posisi hold & mentain, artinya pertahankan dan kembangkan, strategi terbaik yang harus dilakukan adalah inovasi produk dan penetrasi pasar. saran-saran yang dapat diberikan kepada pdam kabupaten sleman untuk meningkatkan pelayanan air bersih kepada masyarakat adalah: 1) perencanaan penjualan air bersih menggunakan metode kuantitatif time series dengan metode indeks musiman dapat digunakan oleh pihak perusahaan karena dapat membantu perusahaan dalam merencanakan kegiatan penjualan air bersih; 2) pdam kabupaten sleman perlu menganalisis setiap kekuatan, kelemahan, peluang, dan ancaman yang dimiliki oleh perusahaan karena dapat membantu dalam penetapan kebijakan strategis untuk perkembangan perusahaan; 3) pdam kabupaten sleman diharapkan dapat meningkatkan cakupan dan kualitas layanan khususnya pada kawasan perkotaan yang tumbuh pesat dan rawan pencemaran serta mewujudkan layanan air minum perpipaan premium pada kawasan kota khusus, mengganti water meter yang rusak dan berumur > 4 th, mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor yang mengaikbatkan kehilangan air, meningkatkan kapasitas sdm guna meningkatkan layanan prima dan perluasan cakupan layanan, memaksimalkan peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 93 pemanfaatan sumber air baku yang berasal dari sallow well dan sungai, meningkatkan pengamanan sumber-sumber air pdam, baik dari ancaman pencemaran maupun bencana alam (letusan merapi), melakukan sosialisasi kepada masyarakat akan pentingnya konsumsi air bersih menyelesaikan masalah (administrasi) akuisisi pelanggan di wilayah pdam kabupaten sleman yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta, serta memberikan dukungan atau bimbingan teknis kepada air perpipaan air bersih di pedesaan di luar sistem pdam; 4) hasil dari peramalan dalam studi ini dapat dijadikan dasar dalam pengambilan keputusan strategis sebagai dasar perencanaan penjualan air bersih untuk tahun 2014 dan tahun-tahun berikutnya. sedangkan untuk melengkapi studi ini ada baiknya dilakukan studi lanjutan. daftar pustaka akhmat, t. 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(2013). http:// junaidi chaniago. wordpress.com/tag/minitab/. diakses tanggal 7 desember 2013. lampiran gambar 5. probability plot jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 94 454035302520151051 400000 375000 350000 325000 300000 275000 250000 index p e n ju a la n ma pe 6 ma d 18281 msd 463765613 a ccuracy measures a ctual fits variable trend analysis plot for penjualan linear trend model yt = 281898 + 1490*t gambar 7. grafik trend analysis model regresi linear gambar 8. grafik trend analysis model regresi nonlinear tabel 5. peramalan penjualan air bersih desember 2013–desember 2014, menggunakan metode musiman periode tahun bulan peramalan (m³) 48 2013 desember 345055 49 2014 januari 352546 50 2014 february 348816 51 2014 maret 320757 52 2014 april 342159 53 2014 mei 349269 54 2014 juni 356886 55 2014 juli 354357 56 2014 agustus 367059 57 2014 september 373497 58 2014 oktober 383831 59 2014 november 386101 60 2014 desember 360738 peramalan penjualan air bersih ... (wahyu abdullah) 95 tabel 8. matriks swot administrasi pdam kabupaten sleman kekuatan kelemahan internal 1. perda tentang: pendirian pdam, ketentuanketentuan pokok badan pengawas, direksi & pegawai pdam kab. sleman, dan pengelolaan pdam 2. pendapatan retribusi mendekati bep (impas) 3. dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik. 1. tariff belum cost recovery 2. akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya peluang ancaman eksternal 1. banyak investor yang mengajak kerjasama pengembangan 2. tarif premium dari layanan zamp (siap minum) 1. resistensi terhadap kenaikan tariff berkala oleh legislatif/ masyarakat 2. ekspansi industry air minum kemasan pada ladang-ladang sumber pdam tabel 10. ife pdam kabupaten sleman faktor strategi internal bobot rating skor terbobot kekuatan perda tentang pendirian pdam 0,067 4,00 0,267 pendapatan retribusi yang semakin mendekati bep 0,128 3,00 0,383 unit produksi yang cukup memadai 0,111 4,00 0,444 dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik 0,061 3,00 0,183 strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai 0,106 2,00 0,211 kelemahan tingginya angka kehilangan air 0,128 1,00 0,128 pelayanan air yang belum mencapai 24 jam secara merata 0,094 3,00 0,283 tarif yang belum cost recovery 0,139 2,00 0,278 rasio cakupan layanan yang rendah 0,094 3,00 0,283 akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya 0,072 3,00 0,217 jumlah 1,000 2,678 tabel 11. efe pdam kabupaten sleman faktor strategi eksternal bobot rating skor terbobot peluang tersedianya pangsa pasar potensial 0,128 4,00 0,511 sumber air baku yang cukup banyak 0,128 4,00 0,511 tersedianya lahan kas desa 0,106 3,00 0,317 adanya investor dan mitra usaha 0,128 3,00 0,383 tariff premium dari layanan zamp 0,061 2,00 0,122 ancaman resistensi terhadap kenaikan tarif 0,117 1,00 0,117 perubahan musim 0,072 3,00 0,217 ekspansi industry air minum kemasan 0,061 1,00 0,061 letusan g. merapi 0,078 2,00 0,156 konflik pengelolaan sumber air baku 0,122 2,00 0,244 jumlah 1,000 2,794 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 78-96 96 tabel 13. matriks swot pdam kabupaten sleman faktor internal faktor eksternal kekuatan: 1. perda tentang: pendirian pdam, ketentuan-ketentuan pokok badan pengawas, direksi & pegawai pdam kab. sleman, dan pengelolaan pdam 2. pendapatan retribusi mendekati bep (impas) 3. sumur bor ada 18 buah, shallow well 23 unit, mata air 2 buah (dg kapasitas produksi 385 lit/dt), ipa, dan mobil tanki 1 buah (kap. 5000 lt) 4. dukungan pemda & dprd dalam kebijakan cukup baik. 5. strata pendidikan sdm cukup memadai. kelemahan: 1. tingginya angka kehilangan air 2. pelayanan yang belum mencapai 24 jam secara merata 3. tariff belum cost recovery 4. rasio cakupan pelayanan masih rendah 5. akuisisi pelanggan yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta terlalu lama penyelesaiannya peluang: 1. tersedianya pangsa pasar potensial yakni kawasan perkotaan yang tumbuh cukup pesat 2. tersedianya sumber air permukaan yang cukup banyak 3. ketersediaan lahan kas desa yang dapat disewa untuk pembangunan prasarana ipa 4. banyak investor yang mengajak kerjasama pengembangan 5. tariff premium dari layanan zamp (siap minum) strategi s-o 1. meningkatkan cakupan dan kualitas layanan khususnya pada kawasan perkotaan yang tumbuh pesat dan rawan pencemaran. 2. mewujudkan layanan air minum perpipaan premium pada kawasan kota khusus strategi w-o 1. penggantian water meter yang rusak dan berumur > 4 th 2. identifikasi kehilangan air 3. peningkatan kapasitas sdm guna meningkatkan layanan prima dan perluasan cakupan layanan. ancaman: 1. resistensi terhadap kenaikan tarif berkala oleh legislatif/ masyarakat 2. perubahan musim yang mempengaruhi kualitas air 3. letusan gunung merapi merusak sumber air pdam 4. ekspansi industri air minum kemasan pada ladang-ladang sumber pdam 5. konflik pengelolaan sumbersumber air antara masyarakat dan pemerintah strategi s-t 1. memaksimalkan pemanfaatan sumber air baku yang berasal dari sallow well dan sungai 2. meningkatkan pengamanan sumber-sumber air pdam, baik dari ancaman pencemaran maupun bencana alam (letusan merapi) 3. melakukan sosialisasi kepada masyarakat akan pentingnya konsumsi air bersih strategi w-t 1. segera menyelesaikan masalah (administrasi) akuisisi pelanggan di wilayah pdam kabupaten sleman yang dilayani oleh pdam kota yogyakarta 2. dukungan atau bimbingan teknis kepada air perpipaan air bersih di pedesaan di luar sistem pdam. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 2, oktober 2021 article type: research paper testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: the role of financial development sedwivia ridena1*, nurarifin1, wawan hermawan2, and ahmad komarulzaman2 abstract: natural resources may become a blessing that can contribute to societies’ welfare increases. yet natural resource abundance could also become a curse for countries’ economic development. numerous studies have investigated the relationship between natural resources and economic performance. however, the results remain ambiguous and have no consensus in the literature. in specific, most literature focused only on testing the curse’s existence, while studies that involve the role of financial development in mediating the nexus remain scarce. to the best of our knowledge, this is a pioneer study in a developing country endowed by natural resources. using panel data of 33 provinces from 2012 to 2018, this study implements the generalized method of moments (gmm) technique to examine the existence of the natural resource curse and scrutinize the role of financial development in mitigating the curse. results show that indonesia potentially experiences a natural resource curse. nonetheless, the negative effect of natural resources on economic growth could be mitigated by enhancing the role of financial development to reach a certain threshold over economic output. this study recommends policymakers to not only increase financial development across the provinces but also pay more serious attention to other factors causing the natural resource curse in indonesia. keywords: natural resource curse; financial development; economic growth; economic development jel classification: q56; g21; o44; o13 introduction conventional views tend to assume that countries endowed with natural resources experience a better economic performance since the natural resource is potentially a catalyst for economic activities (ben-salha et al., 2018). natural resources are a blessing since they have contribution towards economic activities to help improving welfare (andersen, 2006). several studies have successfully found a positive impact of natural resources on economic growth (e.g. cavalcanti et al., 2011; hilmawan & clark, 2019; michaels, 2010). nonetheless, these views faced a critical challenge. a significant number of researchers have claimed that natural resources could be a curse for a nation. affiliation: 1statistics indonesia, west sumatra, indonesia 2department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas padjajaran, west java, indonesia *correspondence: sayridena@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.10977 citation: ridena, s., nurarifin, n., hermawan, w., & komarulzaman, a. (2021). testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: the role of financial development. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 213227. article history received: 27 jan 2021 revised: 29 mar 2021 19 may 2021 08 jun 2021 accepted: 11 sep 2021 https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=rifht0oaaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=xyonypqaaaaj&hl=en https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=6602716827 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57056483100 https://sumbar.bps.go.id/ https://sumbar.bps.go.id/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/en/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/en/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/en/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/en/ mailto:sayridena@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/10977 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.10977&domain=pdf ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 214 it was auty (1994) who firstly constructed a natural resource curse hypothesis, implying a negative relationship between natural resource abundance and economic performance. he postulates that resource-dependent nations attempting to develop advantaged industries possibly face problems in improving their economic performance. instead of fostering economic growth, their economic growth rate remains low and their ecological environment is gradually damaged. sachs and warner (1995) examined the nexus between those variables and found that resource-abundant countries tend to have a low rate of economic growth than resource-scarce countries. gelb (1988) found that government revenues from natural resource tend to exacerbate economic condition when the interest rate increases. this is because countries that are highly dependent on oil export tend to hamper other sectors to develop, for example, trade sectors. trade sectors may suffer when the interest rate increases as it bears a significant production cost. for example, gylfason and zoega (2006) researched 85 natural resource-rich countries and found a negative relationship between resource abundance and economic growth through saving transmission and investment. atkinson and hamilton (2003) also tested the linkage between natural resource rent and saving in 103 countries and found that countries blessed by rich natural resources had a low rate of saving. marques and pires (2019) also examined the existence of the natural resource curse in gas-rich countries during 1993-2015 and concluded that gas dependence may hamper economic growth in the long run. natural resource endowment could be either a blessing or a curse for countries’ development. economists who believe that natural resources can be a blessing argued that natural resources play a crucial role in the process of economic development. specifically, rostow stated that natural resource abundance would allow developing nations to make a critical transformation from under-development to industrial take-off (badeeb et al., 2017). therefore, the economists believed that natural resources could promote industrial development, shape markets, and encourage investment. on the other hand, natural resources could also be a curse for nations. badeeb et al. (2017) classified the mechanisms into economic and political factors. the economic explanations refer to the dutch disease phenomenon, commodity price volatility, economic mismanagement, and education neglect, whereas the political explanations relate to rentseeking practices, weak institutions, and corruption. natural resource studies have also been conducted in indonesia, which resulted in varied findings. rosser (2007) conducted empirical research testing the linkage between the oil and gas sector and economic growth in indonesia between 1970 and 1980. he found that indonesia can anticipate a natural resource curse. hilmawan and clark (2019) examined the linkage using municipality and regency data in indonesia and found that mining dependence had a positive effect on real per capita grdp. nevertheless, other streams of literature in indonesia have found the existence of this curse. using cross-sectional data at the municipality/regency level, komarulzaman and alisjahbana (2006) claimed that oil revenue had a negative association with economic growth. moreover, edwards (2016) found that mining dependence was more likely to reduce human capital investment. in addition, rahma et al. (2021) stated that the curse indeed exists in indonesia at a province ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 215 level, which means that mining dependence is not a guarantee for a country to achieve sustainable development. literature reveals various findings regarding the relationship between natural resources and a country’s economic development. havranek et al. (2016) found that 40% of papers found a negative association, 20% of papers claimed the sign of the links is positive, and only 20% found no adequate evidence to conclude the linkage. the contradictory findings were possibly due to endogeneity ignorance in the analysis (badeeb et al., 2017), and owing to weak robustness checks (hilmawan & clark, 2019). most of the previous studies focused only on the testing of the existence of a resource curse without an option of mitigating it. researchers have examined the relationship between natural resources and economic development, attempting to scrutinize whether or not the curse significantly exists. however, the study seeks to include financial development as a channel for mitigating the curse remains scarce. erdoğan et al. (2020) argued that the development of a financial system was crucial for natural resources to have a positive impact on fostering economic growth. they stated that there was a certain threshold of the level of financial development, which determined the effect of natural resources on economic growth (erdoğan et al., 2020). gylfason (2004) conducted an empirical study involving 85 countries from 1965 to 1998 and found that natural resource affected growth directly and indirectly through financial development transmission. moradbeigi and law (2017) found that interaction between financial development and natural resource abundance (proxied by oil rent) had a positive association with economic growth, which means could curb the natural resource curse. rongwei and xiaoying (2020) used panel data of 30 provinces in china from 2005 to 2018 to test the role of financial development on natural resource abundance and economic growth relationship and found that financial development could mitigate the curse in china. in addition, financial development could curb the natural resource curse through an economic mechanism, for example, the volatility of natural resource commodity prices. economists have argued that natural resource price fluctuations decrease economic growth. in an economic boom period, the resource prices surge sharply with increasing demand. meanwhile in an economic downturn period, the resource prices decline dramatically followed by decreasing demand. the volatility of natural resource commodity prices has caused economic fluctuations in the country, causing pro-cyclical fluctuations in government income and export revenues. this volatility increases uncertainty and makes it difficult to calculate natural resource revenues, thus making planning government finance revenues and expenditures more challenging. in that condition, strengthening financial development can have a critical role in curbing the curse. according to rongwei and xiaoying (2020), the financial system is able to establish a fund for controlling natural resource revenue, maintaining a reasonable level of resource revenue, and retrieving resource revenue higher than the average level of the fund. therefore, it can effectively avoid economic fluctuations caused by market instability of resource revenue. the argument is also consistent with beck (2011) arguing ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 216 that the financial system could mitigate the condition when natural resource revenues decrease due to price fluctuation; it could increase productivity and allocate natural resources optimally thus fostering growth. he also affirmed that natural resource revenue can be a tool for establishing a financial system to be more effective, which in turn improving the business circle (beck, 2011). a high natural resource revenue can be utilized to foster other sectors through productive investment intermediated by financial institutions (erdoğan et al., 2020). studies that involve financial development in natural resources and economic performance nexus conducted in indonesia remain scarce. this study intends to fill that gap by examining the existence of the natural resource curse and scrutinizing the role of financial development. the analysis takes two important factors mentioned in previous literature into consideration, namely endogeneity, and robustness check issues. in specific, this study is motivated by the two most relevant analyses conducted by hilmawan and clark (2019), and rongwei and xiaoying (2020). the first considers with weak robustness checks by implementing three different empirical techniques but not taking into account the role of financial development on their analysis, whereas the latter considers endogeneity issues by implementing a more flexible econometric model but not bearing in mind the robustness checks by employing different indicators for natural resources and financial development, for example. this study employs the two most used natural resources and financial development indicators, and it attempts to further analyses the variables that potentially lead to the natural resource curse by dividing a natural resource indicator, namely natural resource revenue, into mining revenue, and oil and gas revenue. this study has two objectives: (1) revealing the possibility of the existence of the natural resource curse in indonesia so that policymakers can take steps to mitigate it well and (2) proposing a mechanism to reduce the curse potency by strengthening financial development in the country. the results of the study are twofold. first, there is a potential existence of natural resources in indonesia. in every one percentage point increase of natural dependence, economic growth is expected to decline by 0.28 to 0.34 percentage points. specifically, in contrast to the mining revenue that only revealed limited evidence of the existence of the curse, the revenue from oil and gas provides stronger evidence that supports the natural resource curse in indonesia. second, financial development potentially becomes a channel for mitigating the curse in the country with the threshold of at least 28 to 34 per cent. these findings provide empirical evidence to help the government formulating natural resource-related policies to avoid the curse through an alternative mechanism by enhancing financial development. the government needs to pay attention to financial sectors as a channel for mitigating and reducing the curse. additionally, they should guarantee to reduce rent-seeking practices among elites and to strengthen institution quality. ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 217 research method data used in this study were collected from 33 provinces on annual basis from 2012 to 2018. we exclude north kalimantan, a new province in indonesia because of data scarcity issue. the variables used in this research are adapted from rongwei and xiaoying (2020). the dependent variable is per capita economic growth measured by the difference value of the natural logarithm of real gross regional domestic product (grdp) at periods t and t-1. bps-statistics indonesia provides grdp data with 2010 as a base year. table 1 data and definition used in the analysis no variable definition abbrev. unit of measurement source 1 per capita economic growth the logarithmic difference in per capita grdp y natural log bps-statistics indonesia natural resource indicators 2 mining dependence percentage of total mining output over real grdp mindep per cent bps-statistics indonesia 3 natural resource revenue the percentage of total natural resource revenue (total of mining, oil, and gas revenue) over total government revenue nrrev per cent djpk 4 mining revenue the percentage of mining revenue (dbh mining) over total government revenue minrev per cent djpk 5 oil+gas revenue the percentage of oil and gas revenue (dbh oil and gas) over total revenue oilgasrev per cent djpk financial development 6 credit the percentage of credit to the private sector over total nominal grdp credit per cent ojk 7 deposit money bank the percentage of deposit money bank over total nominal grdp dpk per cent ojk control variables 8 human capital investment the percentage of college students over the total population hci per cent bps-statistics indonesia 9 economic fluctuations the absolute value of the five-year moving standard deviation of per capita grdp ef billion rupiah bps-statistics indonesia 10 regional openness total regional foreign direct investment (fdi) over regional nominal grdp open per cent bkpm 11 investment efficiency the share of total investment over nominal grdp ei per cent bkpm notes: djpk (directorate general of fiscal balance, ministry of finance), ojk (financial services authority), bkpm (capital investment coordinating board) ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 218 the study includes only non-renewable natural resources such as mining (coal and other mining), oil, and gas. following previous works, this study utilizes the share of the mining sector over total grdp (mining dependent) and the share (dbh, dana bagi hasil) of natural resource revenue over the total of government revenue as proxies of natural resource indicators. dbh consists of the mining sector, oil, and gas revenues. the analysis then divided it into two components, mining revenue, and oil and gas revenue. meanwhile, the financial development indicator in this study was proxied by private credit and deposit money banks as a share of nominal grdp. these data were gathered from the financial services authority. this study employs control variables adopted by rongwei and xiaoying (2020), namely: human capital investment, economic fluctuations, regional openness, and investment efficiency. human capital investment was proxied by the percentage of the total number of college students over total population; economic fluctuation is the absolute value of the five-year moving standard deviation of per capita grdp; regional openness is measured by total regional foreign direct investment (fdi) over regional nominal grdp; and investment efficiency is the share of total investment over nominal grdp. table 1 summarizes the data used in the analysis. therefore, per capita output growth is defined as the logarithmic difference in per capita grdp, which is determined by the initial level of per capita income (𝑦𝑖,𝑡−1) as suggested by barro (1996) and other explanatory variables following rongwei and xiaoying (2020) as have mentioned. our model is then 𝑦𝑖𝑡 𝑦𝑖(𝑡−1) = ϒ 𝑦𝑖,𝑡−1 + 𝛽1𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 + 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡 𝛽2 + 𝛽3 (𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 . 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡) + 𝑥𝑖𝑡 ′ δ + 𝜀𝑖𝑡 (1a) 𝑦𝑖𝑡 = (ϒ + 1) 𝑦𝑖(𝑡−1) + 𝛽1𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 + 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡 𝛽2 + 𝛽3 (𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 . 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡) + 𝑥𝑖𝑡 ′ δ + 𝜀𝑖𝑡 (1b) 𝑦𝑖𝑡 = ϒ ∗ 𝑦𝑖(𝑡−1) + 𝛽1𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 + 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡 𝛽2 + 𝛽3 (𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 . 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡) + 𝑥𝑖𝑡 ′ δ + 𝜀𝑖𝑡 (1c) 𝜀𝑖𝑡 = 𝛼𝑖 + 𝑣𝑖𝑡 (2) 𝐸(𝛼𝑖 ) = 𝐸(𝑣𝑖,𝑡 ) = 𝐸(𝛼𝑖 𝑣𝑖,𝑡 ) = 0 (3) where ϒ∗ = ϒ + 1, 𝑦𝑖𝑡 , and 𝑦𝑖,𝑡−1are per capita grdp of province i at period t and t-1, respectively. 𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 represents the natural resource dependence of provinces at a certain period. 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡 indicates vector of financial development indicators consisting of private credit and deposit money bank. 𝑥𝑖𝑡 ′ describes the vector of control variables. 𝛼𝑖 and 𝑣𝑖𝑡 are the individual-specific effect and the error term, respectively. the study implements a dynamic generalised method of moments (dynamic gmm) estimation first developed by arellano and bond (1991). according to das et al. (2016), the gmm approach has several advantages compared to ols estimation. first, it allows estimating panel data with many individuals and a longer time length. second, it permits us to control the individual-specific effect with the appropriate gmm variant. third, gmm estimation can anticipate endogeneity problems in the model. ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 219 to purge the individual-specific effect in equation (1), it needs to take the first difference so that it yields 𝛥𝑦𝑖𝑡 = ϒ ∗𝛥𝑦𝑖,𝑡−1+ 𝛽1𝛥𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 + 𝛥𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡 𝛽2 + 𝛽3 δ(𝑁𝑅𝑖,𝑡 . 𝐹𝐷′𝑖,𝑡) + 𝛥𝑥𝑖𝑡 ′ δ + 𝛥𝜀𝑖𝑡 (4) with the following moment condition 𝐸(𝜔𝑖,𝑠𝛥𝜀𝑖,𝑡 ) = 0 for s < t (5) where 𝜔𝑖,𝑠 is all independent variables that are treated as predetermined variables in equation (1). the estimation method using moment condition as in equation (5) is then called difference gmm (diff-gmm). several researchers then suggested utilizing additional moment conditions to yield better finite sample properties. arellano and bover (1995) and blundell and bond (1998) recommended using the following additional moment condition: 𝐸(𝛥𝜔𝑖,𝑡 𝜀𝑖,𝑡 ) = 0 (6) the estimation method using additional moment conditions as in equation (6) is then called system gmm (sys-gmm). this study implements sys-gmm using a two-step standard error procedure to examine the existence of resource curse and testing the role of financial development in natural abundance and economic growth linkages. to avoid instrument proliferation, roodman’s (2009) recommendation was followed to limit the number of lags only using the first available lag of instrumenting variables of equation (1) and to collapse them. result and discussion based on data, the average and the standard deviation of economic growth in indonesia during the sample period was around 3.73 per cent and 2.22 per cent, respectively. economic growth inequality among provinces in indonesia remained high as its maximum and minimum values had a high range, accounted for -5.72 per cent and 18.40 per cent. moreover, natural resource dependences, which were proxied by mining dependences grdp and natural resource revenue, also showed high inequality in the country. those variables had a high range between 0.17 per cent and 53.05 per cent for mining dependence grdp, and between 0.00 per cent and 61.50 per cent for natural resource revenues. ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 220 table 2 summary statistics variables unit of measurement obs. mean st. dev min max per capita real grdp (y) million rupiahs 231 37.19 29.12 10.03 165.87 logarithmic differences of per capita grdp percentage 231 3.73 2.22 -5.72 18.40 natural resource dependence mining dependence (mindep) percentage 231 11.63 12.22 0.17 53.05 natural resource revenue (nrrev) percentage 231 5.81 10.88 0.00 61.50 mining revenue (miningrev) percentage 231 2.15 4.76 0.00 27.04 oil+gas revenue (oilgasrev) percentage 231 3.65 8.53 0.00 61.37 financial development credit percentage 231 24.92 14.75 7.79 103.82 deposit money bank percentage 231 25.92 18.06 9.25 120.34 investasi human capital (hci, human capital investment) percentage 231 3.62 1.77 0.95 9.19 economic fluctuation (ef) million rupiahs 231 5.78 4.86 0.59 28.93 regional openness (open) percentage 231 3.65 3.89 0.01 20.04 investment efficiency (ie) percentage 231 5.37 4.26 0.17 20.55 the existence of the natural resource curse in indonesia table 3 presents the regression results of economic growth on several natural resources and financial development indicators. overall, it revealed the potential existence of natural resources in indonesia even though the effect was unclear when using mining dependence grdp (model 1 and model 2). model 3 and model 4, which pair natural resource revenue (nrrev) with credit and deposit variables, showed a negative relationship between natural resources and economic growth. in every one percentage point of nrrev increase, economic growth would decline by 0.28 percentage points (model 3) to 0.34 percentage points (model 4) with the average of the growth was 3.73 per cent as presented in table 2. moreover, this study breaks down the nrrev into mining revenue (miningrev) and oil and gas revenue (oilgasrev) to further examine the variables potentially leading to the curse. when the model employed oilgasrev, there was strong evidence that the curse may exist in indonesia. as shown by model 7 and model 8 in table 3, both paired with credit and deposit indicators, oilgasrev was associated negatively with economic growth. one percentage point of oilgasrev increase would drive to lower economic growth by 0.33 percentage points (model 7) to 0.34 percentage points (model 8). those were in line with within-country natural resource curse studies. douglas and walker (2016) and papyrakis and gerlagh (2007) found a negative relationship between natural resources and economic growth in the usa. ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 221 table 3 relationships between natural resource dependence, financial development, and economic growth model 1 model 2 model 3 model 4 model 5 model 6 model 7 model 8 initial income 0.0827 *** (0.05) 0.0875 *** (0.10) 0.0365 *** (0.03) 0.0302 *** (0.01) 0.0228 *** (0.04) 0.0367 *** (0.01) 0.0447 *** (0.02) 0.0338 *** (0.01) mining dependence grdp (mindep) 0.0043 (0.01) 0.0026 (0.01) natural resource revenue (nrrev) 0.0028 ** (0.00) 0.0034 ** (0.00) mining revenue (minrev) 0.0063 (0.00) 0.0033 * (0.00) oilgas revenue (oilgasrev) 0.0033 ** (0.00) 0.0034 * (0.00) credit 0.0018 (0.00) -0.0010 (0.00) 0.0007 (0.00) 0.0007 (0.00) deposit money bank 0.0018 -0.0001 0.0006 0.0000 (0.00) (0.00) (0.00) (0.00) mindep*credit -0.0002 (0.00) 0.0002 (0.00) mindep*deposit -0.0001 (0.00) 0.0001 (0.00) nrrev*credit 0.0001 * 0.0001 (0.00) (0.00) nrrev*deposit 0.0001 *** (0.00) minrev*credit 0.0002 (0.00) minrev*deposit 0.0001 (0.00) oilgasrev*credit 0.0001 (0.00) oilgasrev*deposit 0.0001 *** (0.00) control variables yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes time effects yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ar(1) p 0.1147 0.1199 0.0786 * 0,0731 * 0.0461 * 0.0815 * 0.0831 * 0.0860 * ar(2) p 0.1280 0.5116 0.4275 0.4246 0.0542 * 0.0332 ** 0.2552 0.2867 hansen/difference-inhansen test p 0.8886 0.7234 0.5660 0.5411 0.6745 0.8558 0.6482 0.5992 instrument 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 province 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 notes: standard errors in parentheses. the symbol *, **, and *** show that the variables are significant at 10%, 5%, and 1%, respectively. ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 222 rongwei and xiaoying (2020) had also detected a negative association between resource endowment and economic growth in china. in indonesia, komarulzaman and alisjahbana (2006) also claimed that the nexus between those two variables was negative. badeeb et al. (2017) stated that there are reasons behind the negative association between natural resources and economic growth. they are classified into economic and political channels. from an economic perspective, the curse may relate to ‘dutch disease’, commodity price volatility, economic policy failures, and the neglect of education. on the other hand, from the political point of view, the channels are traced to rent-seeking and weak institutions, and corruption. the explanations of why the curse may exist in indonesia are potentially consistent with statements of badeeb et al. (2017). like other countries in the world, indonesia has also encountered a boom and recession in its economy. indonesia has often been classified as a developing country that is successfully escaped from the resource curse trap during the 1970s to 2000s, the conditions in which natural-resource-based economic growth could foster industrialization processes leading to economic welfares and poverty alleviation. however, after the 2000s, the condition in which labour-intensive agricultural products play a critical role in economic activities, indonesia’s economy experienced all the symptoms of the modern dutch disease, persisting to grow while export-oriented and more skilled services sectors remain stable (edwards, 2016). most of indonesia’s international health and education comparisons have been relatively poor; hence, the progress of poverty alleviation has slowed, while inequality gradually increases. in addition to the dutch disease, indonesia probably had high price volatility and policy mismanagement. badeeb et al. (2017) argued that price volatility could reduce economic growth since market instability may increase uncertainty, leading to difficulties to measure natural resource revenues so that government faces challenges to formulate economic development planning. furthermore, natural resource revenues often make policymakers overconfident. for instance, natural-resource-based fiscal often drove the government to be ignorant to set policies relating to urbanization, human capital development, and infrastructure that was prominent for long-term economic growth (badeeb et al., 2017). in the meantime, politically, rent-seeking, corruption, and weak institution quality remain as challenges for indonesians. according to badeeb et al. (2017), in many countries, natural resource abundance enhanced the power of elites since they can take a large portion of natural resource revenues and to share the revenues with particular groups in their circle rather than to boost infrastructure or sustainable economic development. furthermore, they argued that institution quality plays a crucial role in determining whether natural resources could become a blessing or a curse. natural resources could not only become a main driver of conflicts but also corruption and pressure on institution quality. in indonesia, corruption has become a serious issue. according to the corruption perception index of transparency international, indonesia ranked 85th of 180 countries. this becomes a potential reason why the curse exists or persists in indonesia. ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 223 the role of financial development in mitigating the curse in addition, to examine the relationship between natural resource dependence and economic growth, table 3 also presents the role of financial development in mediating the linkages between natural resources and economic output. individually, the effect of financial development on per capita output was not statistically significant in all specifications. meanwhile, the interaction terms between financial development and natural resource dependence were positive and significant, both using credit and deposit money bank as a proxy for financial development. this indicates that financial development may become a channel for mitigating the natural resource curse in indonesia. according to model 3 and model 4 in table 3, the interaction terms between nrrev and private credit and deposit money bank were significant and positive. specifically, it is the interaction between oilgasrev and deposit money bank that was significant and positive (model 8), but not statistically significant between oilgasrev and private credit (model 7). to calculate the threshold in which financial development mitigates the curse, it needs to take a partial derivative of the standard model used in this study, as written in equation (1c). following rongwei and xiaoying (2020), the formula is as follows; 𝜕𝑦 𝜕𝑁𝑅 ≥ 𝛽1 + 𝛽3 𝐹𝐷 (7) table 4 relationships between natural resource dependence, financial development, and economic growth coefficient 𝜷𝟏 coefficient 𝜷𝟑 the threshold of financial development nrrev*credit -0.0028 0.0001 28 nrrev*deposit -0.0034 0.0001 34 oilgasrev*deposit -0.0034 0.0001 34 table 3 shows that only model 3 and model 4 confirm the existence of the natural resource curse in indonesia. in model 3 and model 4, the interaction terms between natural resources and financial development were significant and positive. table 4 presents the thresholds in which financial development could mitigate and minimize the curse. the interaction coefficient between nrrev and private credit was 0.0001, indicating private credit could reduce the curse if its level is accounted for at least 28 per cent. moreover, the interaction coefficient between nrrev and deposit money bank was also 0.0001, indicating that deposit money bank could mitigate the natural resource curse when its level is approximately at least 34 per cent. finally, the interaction coefficient between oilgasrev and deposit money bank was accounted for 0.001, reflecting deposit money bank could mitigate the curse after reaching the threshold at 34 per cent. those results indicate that financial development is potential to be a mechanism that minimizes the natural resource curse in a country. the study finds that private credit and deposit money banks should be at least 28 per cent and 34 per cent, respectively. according to descriptive statistics in table 2, the average of private credit and deposit ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 224 money banks was 24.92 per cent and 25.92 per cent, respectively. it helps the policymakers to formulate economic development policies by considering natural resource quality. enhancing financial development could be a crucial way to avoid and anticipate the existence of the curse. these results are consistent with the studies conducted by moradbeigi and law (2017), and rongwei and xiaoying (2020). moradbeigi and law (2017) found that financial development could reduce the negative effect of natural resource endowment, especially oil, on economic growth when the level of financial development of a country was between 19 per cent and 34 per cent. the threshold in developing countries tends to be higher than in developed countries since the level of financial development remains low in developing countries. additionally, rongwei and xiaoying (2020) argued that the level of financial development should be at least 17 per cent to mitigate the curse in china. rongwei and xiaoying (2020) stated that when a country has a low level of financial development, the investment tends to flow to a virtual economy so that the real economy cannot develop. following the federal reserve definition, they define the real economy term as industries other than the financial sector and real estate, while the virtual economy is on the other way around. in comparison to the virtual economy, the real economy is believed to have a relatively thin profit, low and slow rate of return thereby potentially crowding out other entities. as rongwei and xiaoying (2020) argued, this leads to create the virtual economy bubble and endangered economic development. however, when the level of financial development has reached a certain threshold, the investment will also flow to other labour-intensive real sectors and lead to higher economic growth. financial development could reduce the curse in two ways. first, when natural resource revenue falls due to price volatility, the financial system could help to finance the shortfall so that it can increase productivity and allocate resources optimally. second, when natural resource revenue increases, the revenue could help the financial system to be more effective and stronger so that it could boost other sectors, which in turn could foster growth. conclusion the positive impact of natural resource abundance on economic development has become debatable since firstly constructed a hypothesis of the natural resource curse, revealing the possibility of the negative relationship between natural resources and economic growth. hence, this seeks to study examine the existence of a natural resource curse in indonesia and scrutinize the role of financial development in mitigating the curse. the results have provided evidence of the possibility of the natural resource curse in indonesia. this study found a negative association between natural resource dependence and economic output growth. one percentage point increase of natural resource revenue would lower the economic growth by 0.28 to 0.34 percentage points. mining revenue and oil and gas revenue revealed evidence of the existence of the curse in indonesia. however, ridena, nurarifin, hermawan, & komarulzaman testing the existence of natural resource curse in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 225 the latter provided stronger empirical evidence than the first one. the study also finds another crucial finding showing an alternative channel for mitigating the natural resource curse through financial development. results show that enhancing financial development could potentially mitigate and reduce the negative effect of natural resource dependence on economic growth. the level of financial development has to be at least 28 to 34 per cent so that it gives the desired impact in reducing the natural resource curse. the findings recommend the government to pay more serious attention to fight the natural resource curse that occurred in the country through effective mechanisms; one of which is through financial development. enhancing financial development to a certain threshold could mitigate the natural resource curse in the country. in the meantime, policymakers should also guarantee that other reasons causing the natural resource curse can be solved, such as by anticipating modern “dutch disease”, reducing price volatility, eradicating rent-seeking practices, and strengthening the quality of the institution. finally, the revenues obtained from natural resources with the support of capable financial sectors are believed to boost economic output growth, which in turn increase the living standard of societies. acknowledgments we would like to acknowledge the valuable supports of bps-statistics indonesia, otoritas jasa keuangan (ojk), and direktorat jenderal perimbangan keuangan (djpk) ministry of finance of the republic of indonesia for providing data used in this study. references 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descriptive and statistical modeling approach houck. based on the results of the survey, it’s found that the market structure in yogyakarta at the collectors is an oligopoly, the increasingly competitive downstream. the pattern of distribution of rice in yogyakarta is following the path length, which is collected from the manufacturers. wholesalers collectors bought new distributed to retailers for sale to consumers. at the level of manufacturers, the price of rice is determined by the buyer; collectors follow at the highest market price. at wholesalers levels, the price follows the price of competitors, and at the retailers, the price follows the highest market price. factor that determines the price of rice from manufacturers to retailers is alike, that is the availability of supy. keywords: market structure, distribution, pricing of goods, rice prices abstrak: komoditas pangan khususnya beras menjadi salah satu penyumbang inflasi yang signifikan. paper ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi struktur pasar, pola distribusi, dan pembentukan harga beras di yogyakarta. metode yang dilakukan adalah statistik deskriptif dan pendekatan model houck. berdasarkan hasil survei ditemukan bahwa struktur pasar besar di yogyakarta pada tingkat pengepul adalah oligopoli, semakin ke hilir semakin kompetitif. pola distribusi beras di yogyakarta mengikuti jalur panjang, yaitu dari produsen dikumpulkan pengepul dibeli pedagang besar didistribusikan ke pengecer baru dijual ke konsumen. pada tingkat produsen, harga beras ditentukan oleh pembeli; di tingkat pengepul mengikuti harga pasar tertinggi. di tingkat pedagang besar mengikuti harga pesaing, dan di tingkat pengecer mengikuti harga pasar tertinggi. faktor yang menentukan harga jual beras dari produsen hingga pengecer sama, yaitu ketersediaan pasokan. kata kunci: struktur pasar, pola distribusi, penetapan harga, harga beras pendahuluan komoditas pangan (volatile foods) menjadi penyumbang inflasi yang cukup signifikan. secara historis sumbangan komoditas pangan terhadap inflasi di indonesia sangat signifikan dan menduduki urutan kedua setelah inflasi  penelitian ini merupakan bagian dari penelitian beberapa komoditas terpilih penyumbang inflasi di diy yang dibiayai oleh kantor perwakilan bank indonesia daerah istimewa yogyakarta. inti (core inflation). secara empiris harga komoditas pangan tersebut mempunyai peranan yang penting dalam mengendalikan inflasi di indonesia. porsi sumbangannya yang cukup signifikan terhadap berbagai shocks layak djadikan sebagai leading indicators inflasi. permintaan konsumsi komoditas pangan yang menjadi kebutuhan pokok cenderung stabil, sehingga gejolak harganya lebih dipengaruhi oleh shock di sisi penawaran seperti siklus panen, bencana alam, dan distribusi (prastowo dkk, 2008) seperti halnya di indonesia, komoditas struktur pasar, distribusi, dan pembentukan harga beras (ardito bhinadi) 25 pangan (volatile food) merupakan penyumbang inflasi yang cukup signifikan di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. salah satu pemicunya adalah melonjaknya pola konsumsi masyarakat. pola konsumsi masyarakat di yogyakarta lebih didominasi pada makanan. kondisi tersebut menyebabkan sensitivitas dan pergerakan angka inflasi di provinsi diy. pengungkapan faktor penyebab inflasi yang terjadi pada komoditas makanan (volatile food) dapat ditelusuri dengan mengidentifikasi dan menganalisis faktor-faktor penyebab kenaikan harga per komoditas atau kelompok komoditas (disaggregate approach). dalam rangka memperoleh informasi yang lebih valid dan mendalam terhadap proses pembentukan harga secara disagregat dapat dilakukan studi pada berbagai tingkatan proses produksi dan jalur distribusi serta struktur pasar masing-masing komoditas. pengendalian inflasi melalui pengendalian harga bahan pokok menjadi sangat penting untuk dilakukan. terganggunya pasokan kebutuhan pokok seperti beras, cabai, bawang merah menyebabkan harga ditingkat pengecer melonjak. upaya memahami inflasi dari sisi supply menjadi sangat relevan karena harga di tingkat konsumen sangat terkait dengan harga yang ditentukan oleh produsen dan pedagang. pembentukan harga oleh produsen dan pedagang dipengaruhi oleh perilaku perusahaan yang sangat berhubungan dengan struktur pasarnya. di samping itu, harga di tingkat konsumen juga dipengaruhi oleh pola distribusi suatu barang. ancaman terhadap pola distribusi akan berdampak besar terhadap ketersediaan/kelangkaan barang yang pada gilirannya akan dapat mempengaruhi tingkat harga. sebagai bagian dari upaya pengendalian harga komoditas daerah, perlu dilakukan identifikasi terhadap perilaku produsen, pedagang besar, pedagang eceran dalam pembentukan harga dan pola distribusi barang di daerah, terutama terhadap komoditas penyumbang inflasi utama di daerah. kemampuan dalam pengendalian terhadap faktor-faktor yang berpengaruh terhadap distribusi komoditas pangan disinyalir dapat mengurangi tekanan inflasi yang berasal dari volatile foods. kebijakan sektor pertanian untuk meningkatkan produksi pangan sebenarnya solusi jangka panjang dalam penciptaan ketahanan pangan dan pengendalian harga dari dalam negeri. namun upaya peningkatan produksi pertanian tidak dapat dilakukan secara instan karena terkait dengan infrastruktur, luas lahan, teknologi, dan keahlian yang memerlukan investasi dan penagnan jangka panjang. sementara faktor distribusi dapat dipengaruhi secara lebih cepat dan jumlah investasi yang dibutuhkan relatif lebih kecil. peningkatan komoditas pangan dapat berasal dari produsen, namun sumber peningkatan harga tersebut biasanya lebih bersifat fundamental karena didorong oleh meningkatnya harga input/sarana produksi atau karena faktor kebijakan pemerintah seperti penetapan harga dasar. sementara peningkatan harga yang didorong oleh faktor distribusi bersifat variabel, seperti panjangnya rantai jalur distribusi, hambatan transportasi dan perilaku pedagang dalam menetapkan marjin keuntungan, aksi spekulasi maupun kompetisi antar pedagang. tingginya volatilitas harga komoditas yang terjadi selama ini mengindikasikan bahwa faktor distribusi komoditas sangat strategis terhadap penyumbang inflasi nasional maupun inflasi daerah. permasalahan yang diangkat dalam penelitian ini adalah tingginya volatilitas harga pangan khususnya beras di yogyakarta. volatilitas harga merupakan masalah keseimbangan antara permintaan dan penawaran. struktur pasar dan pola distribusi barang turut andil dalam timbulnya volatilitas harga barang. permasalahan penelitian di batasi pada struktur pasar, pola distribusi dan pembentukan harga barang. adapun tujuan penelitian ini adalah mengidentifikasi struktur pasar, pola distribusi, dan pembentukan harga beras di diy. metode penelitian data yang digunakan dalam riset ini meliputi data primer dan data sekunder. data primer berupa data yang diperoleh dari hasil survei terhadap responden petani, pedagang, pengepul, pedagang besar, dan pedagang pengecer 13 komoditas kontributor utama inflasi daerah jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 24-32 26 yang diteliti. data sekunder yang meliputi data perkembangan harga beras yang diambil dari bank indonesia. pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan metode survei ke kelompok produsen, pengepul, pedagang besar, pengecer 1 dan pengecer 2. pengambilan sampel masing-masing kelompok pelaku pasar dilakukan dengan metode purposive sampling. responden pedagang besar, pengecer 1 dan pengecer 2 didistribusi dari delapan pasar yang telah ditetapkan sebelumnya. pemilihan pasar dilakukan melalui metode purposive sampling, diambil pasar-pasar induk dan besar yang menjadi acuan perdagangan komoditas di diy. kedelapan pasar tersebut adalah pasar kranggan, lempuyangan, beringharjo, demangan, piyungan, wates, giwangan dan gamping. responden produsen dan pengepul berasal dari lima kabupaten dan kota di diy secara purposive sampling. jumlah responden sebanyak 27 orang terdiri dari 5 petani, 6 pengepul, 5 pedagang beras, 6 pengecer 1 dan 5 pengecer 2. alat analisis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini ada beberapa macam. berikut adalah alat analisis yang digunakan: (1) statistik deskriptif. alat analisis ini digunakan untuk menggambarkan karakteristik responden dan jalur distribusi komoditas penelitian. (2) pendekatan houck. houck dalam penelitiannya mengembangkan model pengujian apt berdasar segmentasi variabel harga menjadi harga naik dan harga turun. houck merepresentasikan persamaan asimetrik statik yang spesifikasinya prt = 0 + 1 + pft + p ft + et (1) di mana prt dan pft merupakan harga di tingkat ritel dan di tingkat hulu, t = 1,2, ... t, (delta) merupakan operator turunan pertama p ft merupakan pergerakan harga naik dan p ft pergerakan harga ritel turun. dalam model ini secara implisit dijelaskan bahwa pergerakan harga di tingkat hulu ada sebagai pendorong pergerakan harga di tingkat ritel, atau dalam bahasa lain harga tingkat hulu merupakan granger cause dari harga di tingkat hilir. uji granger causality yang dilakukan dengan pendekatan ini juga membuktikan bahwa pergerakan harga hulu sebagai driver pergerakan harga hilir. penelitian ini dilakukan di beberapa kota di amerika serikat. aplikasi model houck dalam penelitian ini di gunakan model error correction model englegranger (ecm-eg). pada prinsipnya, pada model koreksi kesalahan terdapat keseimbangan yang tetap dalam jangka panjang antara variabel-variabel ekonomi. bila dalam jangka pendek terdapat ketidakseimbangan dalam satu periode, maka model koreksi kesalahan akan mengoreksinya pada periode berikutnya. mekanisme koreksi kesalahan ini dapat diartikan sebagai penyelaras perilaku jangka pendek dan jangka panjang. dengan mekanisme ini pula, masalah regresi semrawut dapat dihindarkan melalui penggunaan variabel perbedaan yang tetap di dalam model, namun tanpa menghilangkan informasi jangka panjang yang diakibatkan oleh penggunaan data perbedaan semata (engle dan yoo, 1987:144). dengan demikian, dapat dikatakan bahwa model koreksi kesalahan konsisten dengan konsep kointegrasi atau dikenal dengan granger representation theorem (maddala, 1992:597 dan thomas, 1997: 432). teorema representasi granger menekankan bahwa bila variabel-variabel yang diamati membentuk suatu himpunan yang berkointegrasi maka model dinamis yang sahih atau valid adalah model koreksi kesalahan (errorcorrection model). demikian halnya bila model koreksi kesalahan merupakan model yang sahih maka variabel-variabel yang digunakan akan merupakan himpunan variabel yang berkointegrasi. sebaliknya, bila variabel yang digunakan tidak ber-kointegrasi maka residual dari model koreksi kesalahan tidak stasioner dan kondisi tersebut memberikan indikasi bahwa spesifikasi model yang diamati tidak sahih (thomas, 1997:432). menurut englegranger, ecm dapat diperoleh dari regresi antara variabel-variabel yang tidak stasioner tapi mempunyai derajat integrasi yang sama dan berkointegrasi. sehingga langkah pertama untuk mendapatkan ecm-eg adalah menyusun regresi kointegrasi sebagai berikut. struktur pasar, distribusi, dan pembentukan harga beras (ardito bhinadi) 27 yt = 0 + 1 xt + t (2) setelah didapatkan persamaan regresi yang terkointegrasi, satu keuntungan tambahan dapatlah diperoleh. menurut teori granger representation theorem, jika sebuah persamaan regresi terkointegrasi, maka persamaan tersebut dapat diformulasikan dalam bentuk model koreksi kesalahan (ecm). jika terbukti persamaan regresi kointegrasi mempunyai error t yang stasioner atau i(0), maka persamaan tersebut dapat diformulasi-kan dalam bentuk engle-granger ecm sebagai berikut. yt = 0 + 1 xt + 3 t-1 + t (3) bentuk ecm ini memberikan keuntungan bagi peneliti. pertama, peneliti dapat memperoleh gambaran apakah variabel dalam persamaan terkointegrasi atau tidak. kedua, peneliti dapat mengamati proses menuju keseimbangan, yang tercermin dalam model dinamik jangka pendek, namun juga peneliti dapat mencermati kondisi keseimbangan jangka panjang. selain itu dalam semangat dinamis, peneliti dapat mengamati kecepatan penyesuaian menuju keseimbangan, jika terjadi shock dalam perekonomian (yang tercermin dalam model). karena diasumsikan bahwa t (error correction term ect) adalah residual yang stasioner yang dihasilkan dari persamaan regresi yang terkointegrasi, yang memiliki varian konstan, maka diharapkan koefisien ect dalam model ecm akan signifikan. sehingga jika dalam model ecm, koefisien ect yang signifikan mencerminkan bahwa variabel dalam persamaan jangka panjang terkointegrasi. koefisien-koefisien dalam ecm-eg, selain koefisien ect menunjukkan pengaruh jangka pendek variabel independen terhadap variabel dependen. dalam jangka panjang terjadi keseimbangan, sehingga yt = yt-1, dan xt = xt-1, sehingga dengan memasukkan kondisi jangka panjang tersebut, koefisien jangka panjang dapat diperoleh dari hasil estimasi ecm-eg. koefisien ect dalam ecm-eg menunjukkan besarnya pengaruh shok masa lalu terhadap yt yang dalam keseimbangan. karena koefisien ect secara absolut lebih kecil dari satu, artinya setiap perubahan shok masa lalu sebesar satu unit akan menghasilkan perubahan yt yang lebih kecil dari satu. shock akan teredam menuju keseimbangan. besarnya koefisien ect mengindikasikan seberapa cepat proses penyesuaian ke arah keseimbangan tersebut. semakin besar koefisien ect (tetapi lebih kecil dari satu), semakin cepat proses menuju keseimbangan. waktu penyesuaian menuju keseimbangan akan sebesar (1/3) unit waktu (tergantung unit waktu penelitian). hasil dan pembahasan struktur pasar beras struktur pasar beras tingkat produsen di diy kompetitif, karena petani umumnya memiliki sawah tidak luas, dan mendapat saingan dari luar diy. pada tingkat distributor (pedagang besar), struktur pasarnya lebih mengarah ke oligopoli, sedang pada tingkat pengecer, struktur pasar beras semakin kompetitif (lihat tabel 1 dalam lampiran). beras yang diperdagangkan di diy banyak berasal dari luar diy. kondisi ini terlihat dari asal beras yang dijual oleh pedagang besar dan pengecer 2, sebanyak 40 persen berasal dari luar diy. sinyalemen selama ini yang menyatakan bahwa diy surplus beras menunjukkan bahwa tidak semua beras hasil produksi petani di diy diperdagangkan. sebanyak 16,75 persen hasil panen padi dari petani disimpan untuk dikonsumsi sendiri oleh para petani (lihat tabel 2 dalam lampiran). banyaknya beras yang dipasok dari luar diy ini berdampak pada besarnya ketergantungan pasokan beras dari luar diy. apabila produksi dan jalur distribusi beras dari luar diy terganggu, maka perdagangan beras di diy juga terganggu, harga beras akan mengalami kenaikan. pada saat kondisi ramai, pedagang besar mampu menjual beras melebihi kuantitas penjualan pengepul di diy. fakta ini memperkuat gambaran sebelumnya yang menguraikan pedagang beras di diy banyak mendapatkan pasokan beras dari luar provinsi diy (lihat tabel 3). jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 24-32 28 tabel 3. kuantitas penjualan beras pada berbagai kondisi (kg/hari) no pelaku pasar kondisi ramai kondisi normal kondisi sepi 1 produsen 2 pengepul 1.783 975 675 3 pedagang besar 2.320 555 290 4 pengecer 1 1.148 239 123 5 pengecer 2 49 36 26 sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. distribusi beras jalur distribusi beras dari produsen sampai dengan pengecer di diy berasal dari dua arah. mengingat tidak semua beras yang diproduksi petani di diy diperdagangkan (sebagian dikonsumsi sendiri oleh petani), maka untuk memenuhi permintaan pasar, sebagian beras diperoleh dari luar provinsi diy. pengepul di diy memperoleh beras dari petani di diy dan luar diy. pedagang besar untuk memenuhi permintaan pasar beras di diy mendapatkan pasokan dari pengepul di diy dan luar diy. pengecer 1 mendapatkan pasokan beras dari pedagang besar di diy. pengecer 2 mendapatkan pasokan beras dari pengecer 1 di diy dan pedagang besar di luar diy (lihat gambar 1). melihat jalur distribusi tersebut, tampak bahwa pemain beras dari luar diy ikut mewarnai perdagangan beras di diy sebagai pemasok beras. gambar 1. jalur distribusi beras cara mendistribusikan beras ke pembeli untuk produsen, pengepul dan pedagang besar relatif sama. sebagian besar pembeli pada tingkatan masing-masing mengambil sendiri komoditasnya dari pemasok. pada tingkat produsen dan pengepul, sebanyak 80 persen pembeli mengambil sendiri komoditas dagangannya. pada tingkat pedagang besar, 75 persen pembeli mengambil sendiri komoditas dagangannya, dan pada tingkat pengecer 1 sebanyak 84 persen pembeli mengambil sendiri komoditas dagangannya. pada tingkatan pengecer 2, semua konsumen mengambil sendiri beras yang dibelinya (lihat tabel 4). tabel 4. cara mendistribusikan beras ke pembeli no pelaku pasar diantar ke tempat pembeli pembeli mengambil sendiri 1 produsen 20% 80% 2 pengepul 20% 80% 3 pedagang besar 25% 75% 4 pengecer 1 16% 84% 5 pengecer 2 100% sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. hambatan dalam distribusi beras pada tingkat produsen, pengepul, dan pedagang besar hampir tidak dirasakan oleh responden. hambatan distribusi beras baru dirasakan pada tingkat pengecer 1 dan pengecer 2. pada tingkat pengecer 1 hambatan yang paling dominan sering dihadapi adalah adanya cuaca buruk yang menghambat distribusi, sedangkan pada pengecer 2 hambatan yang sering ditemui adalah persoalan sedikitnya pasokan. pembentukan harga beras harga jual beras pada berbagai kondisi dan tingkatan pelaku pasar berbeda-beda. secara umum, harga beras pada kondisi panen lebih murah daripada kondisi normal dan pada kondisi paceklik lebih mahal daripada kondisi normal. pengepul memperoleh margin (selisih harga perolehan komoditas dengan harga jual) paling besar. pada kondisi normal, pengepul memperoleh margin sebesar 115 persen. pedagang besar memperoleh margin sebesar 11 persen, pengecer 1 memperoleh margin sebesar 5 persen, dan pengecer 2 memperoleh margin 3 struktur pasar, distribusi, dan pembentukan harga beras (ardito bhinadi) 29 persen. semakin ke hilir, maka margin keuntungan beras semakin kecil. tabel 5. harga jual beras pada berbagai kondisi (rp/kg) no pelaku pasar kondisi panen kondisi normal kondisi paceklik 1 produsen 2.575 2.975 3.450 2 pengepul 5.610 6.400 6.700 3 pedagang besar 5.940 7.100 7.283 4 pengecer 1 6.926 7.480 7.640 5 pengecer 2 7.180 7.690 8.540 sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. pada tingkat produsen, harga beras ditentukan oleh pembeli, yaitu pengepul. pada tingkat pengepul, pengecer 1 dan pengecer 2, harga beras mengikuti harga pasar tertinggi. cara menentukan harga beras pada tingkat pedagang besar mengikuti harga pesaing (lihat tabel 6). kondisi ini menggambarkan bahwa pengepul sebagai pelaku utama penentu harga beras di pasar. harga jual beras di diy dari tingkat produsen hingga ke pengecer 1 secara dominan dipengaruhi oleh faktor ketersedian pasokan, harga kebutuhan pokok,biaya pengiriman dan nilai tukar rupiah/dollar as (lihat tabel 7 dalam lampiran). hal ini sejalan dengan harga jual beras yang terdeteksi mengalami penurunan dari harga normal jika sedang panen, kemudian akan mengalami kenaikan harga saat kondisi paceklik. pada tingkat pengecer 2, faktor yang menentukan harga jual beras adalah biaya pengiriman, ketersediaan pasokan dan harga kebutuhan pokok. nilai tukar rupiah/dollar as tidak mempengaruhi harga jual beras. berdasarkan biaya yang dikeluarkan setiap tingkatan pelaku pasar, diperoleh informasi bahwa sebagian besar biaya yang dikeluarkan pelaku pasar terserap ke sektor transportasi dengan persentase yang berbeda untuk setiap tingkat pelaku pasar (lihat tabel 8 dalam lampiran). selain biaya transportasi, biaya pengepakan dan bongkar muat memiliki persentase lebih tinggi pada tingkat pedagang besar dan pengecer 1. besarnya margin beras masing-masing pelaku pasar bervariasi. ditingkat produsen, pengepul, pedagang besar margin yang dilakukan bervariasi. pada tingkat pengecer 2 sebagian besar responden bervariasi dalam menentukan margin beras (80 persen) sedangkan sisanya sebesar 20 persen memilih tetap dalam menentukan variasi margin harga beras (lihat tabel 9). tabel 9. variasi margin beras no pelaku pasar tetap bervariasi 1 produsen 100% 2 pengepul 100% 3 pedagang besar 100% 4 pengecer 1 100% 5 pengecer 2 20% 80% sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. besarnya margin beras disetiap tingkatan pelaku pasar berbeda satu dengan yang lainnya. namun faktor harga pesaing menjadi faktor dominan dengan memiliki bobot tertinggi baik di tingkat produsen, pengepul, pedagang besar dan pengecer 1. sementara di tingkat pengecer 2 terdeteksi memiliki bobot yang terdistribusi cukup merata yaitu faktor harga pembelian, biaya hidup dan biaya usaha, masing-masing sebesar 25 persen, kemudian faktor harga pesaing dan pasokan masingmasing sebesar 13 persen (lihat tabel 10). hal ini menunjukkan bahwa secara umum faktor harga pesaing menjadi faktor penentu tabel 6. cara menentukan harga jual beras no cara menentukan harga produsen pengepul pedagang besar pengecer 1 pengecer 2 1 mengikuti harga pasar tertinggi 2 1 4 1 1 2 mengikuti harga pesaing 3 2 1 2 3 3 ditentukan oleh pembeli 1 3 4 4 biaya produksi+margin 4 4 2 3 2 5 lainnya 3 catatan: 1,2,3,4,5 berdasarkan ranking mulai tertinggi sampai terendah. sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 24-32 30 utama besarnya margin beras di tingkat produsen, pengepul, pedagang besar, dan pengecer 1. sedangkan di tingkat pengecer 2 memiliki faktor beragam yang terdistribusi cukup merata. berdasarkan hasil estimasi menggunakan model houck dengan pendekatan ecm-eg nilai t-stat perubahan harga di tingkat hulu tidak signifikan pada tingkat signifikansi 5%. dalam ecm-eg, koefisien ect yang signifikan mencerminkan bahwa variabel dalam persamaan jangka panjang terkointegrasi. koefisien dalam ecm-eg, selain koefisien ect menunjukkan pengaruh jangka pendek variabel independent terhadap variabel dependent. hasil estimasi pada komoditas beras menunjukan dalam jangka pendek perubahan harga beras di tingkat hulu tidak signifikan mempengaruhi perubahan harga di tingkat hilir (pengecer). adapun nilai t-stat ect tidak signifikan hal ini menunjukkan tidak adanya hubungan dalam jangka panjang antara harga hulu dan harga hilir (lihat tabel 11). tabel 11. hasil estimasi menggunakan model houck untuk beras variabel β s.e t-stat konstanta dpberas tingkat hulu ect 5,833177 0,757788 -0,862978 56,68092 2,287720 2,296398 0,102913 0,331242 -0,375798 r2 f-stat 0,013024 0,296903 apabila dilihat tandanya, maka koefisien perubahan harga beras di tingkat hulu bertanda positif. artinya, dalam jangka pendek harga pada tingkat pengecer (hilir) lebih cepat atau lebih penuh bereaksi terhadap harga beras di tingkat hulu ketika harga naik dibandingkan ketika harga turun. kondisi ini berdampak negatif pada konsumen, karena dalam jangka pendek kenaikan harga di tingkat hulu akan direaksi secara cepat oleh pengecer dengan ikut menaikkan harga. sebaliknya, ketika harga pada tingkat hulu turun, pengecer relatif lebih lambat untuk ikut menurunkan harga. koefisien ect bertanda negatif tetapi tidak signifikan, artinya dalam jangka panjang, harga hulu dan harga hilir tidak berkointegrasi dalam jangka panjang, berarti dalam hal ini kemungkinan terjadi asymetric information. simpulan struktur pasar beras di diy beragam sesuai dengan tingkatan pelaku pasar. pada tingkat produsen (petani), struktur pasar beras kompetitif. pada tingkat distributor (pedagang besar), struktur pasarnya lebih mengarah ke oligopoli, sedang pada tingkat pengecer, struktur pasar beras semakin kompetitif. pola distribusi beras di diy mengikuti jalur panjang, yaitu dari produsen  pengepul  pedagang besar  pengecer  konsumen. banyak beras dipasok dari luar diy, sehingga gangguan kelancaran distribusi beras dari luar diy bisa berdampak pada harga-harga beras di diy. hambatan distribusi beras adalah buruknya cuaca dan sedikitnya pasokan. porsi biaya terbesar dari perdagangan beras adalah transportasi, diikuti pengepakan dan bongkar muat. pada tingkat produsen, harga beras ditentukan oleh pembeli; di tingkat pengepul mengikuti harga pasar tertinggi; di tingkat pedagang besar mengikuti harga pesaing, dan di tingkat pengecer mengikuti harga pasar tertinggi. faktor-faktor yang menentukan harga jual beras dari produsen hingga pengecer sama, yaitu ketersediaan pasokan. dalam jangka pendek perubahan harga beras di tingkat hulu tabel 10. faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi besarnya margin beras no faktor yang mempengaruhi produsen pengepul pedagang besar pengecer 1 pengecer 2 1 harga pembelian 25% 2 harga pesaing 100% 36,36% 71% 55% 13% 3 pasokan 13% 4 biaya hidup 27,27% 29% 27% 25% 5 biaya usaha 36,36% 18% 25% sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. struktur pasar, distribusi, dan pembentukan harga beras (ardito bhinadi) 31 tidak signifikan mempengaruhi perubahan harga di tingkat hilir (pengecer). implikasi dari kesimpulan mengenai struktur pasar, pola distribusi dan penetapan harga beras di diy terhadap kebijakan pengendalian harga adalah upaya pengendalian harga beras yang dilakukan oleh pemerintah diy tidak akan bisa banyak berarti. penentu harga beras ada pada tingkat pengepul yang sebagian besar berasal dari luar diy. kebijakan pengendalian harga akan efektif jika pemerintah diy memiliki pasokan beras yang memadai untuk intervensi pasar. peran bulog sebagai lembaga peyangga komoditas beras harus dihidupkan dan difungsikan kembali dengan benar. daftar pustaka engle, robert f. and byung sam yoo. 1987. forecasting and testing in co-integrated systems. journal of econometrics 35, 143159. maddala, g.s. 1992. introduction to econometrics. new york: macmillan publishing company. prastowo, n. j., dkk. 2008. effect of distribution to commodity price and its implication to inflation. http://www.bi.go.id/web/id/ publikasi/jurnal+ekonomi/ robert f. engle; c. w. j. granger. co-integration and error correction: representation, estimation, and testing. econometrica, vol. 55, no. 2. (mar., 1987), 251-276. thomas, r.l. 1997. an introduction modern econometrics. england: addison-wesley longman limited. lampiran tabel 1. konsentrasi rasio beras di berbagai pasar di diy keterangan kranggan beringharjo demangan lainnya total pengepul jumlahsampel 6 jumlah total 6 rasio sampel (%) 100% jumlahomsetsampel 7.350 jumlahomset total 25.000 rasio omset (%) 29% pedagang besar jumlahsampel 2 2 1 5 jumlah total 3 6 5 14 rasio sampel (%) 66,7% 33,3% 20% 36% jumlahomsetsampel 950 1.800 250 3.000 jumlahomset total 3000 6.000 2.000 11.000 rasio omset (%) 32% 30% 12,5% 27% pengecer 1 jumlahsampel 3 3 6 jumlah total 11 6 17 rasio 27% 50% 35% jumlahomsetsampel 325 1.095 1.420 jumlahomset total 1.830 1.500 3.330 rasio 17,6% 73% 43% pengecer2 jumlahsampel 5 5 jumlah total 19 19 rasio 26% 26% jumlahomsetsampel 179 179 jumlahomset total 1675 1675 rasio 11% 11% sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 24-32 32 tabel 2. asal beras yang dijual oleh masing-masing pelaku pasar no uraian pengepul pedagang besar pengecer 1 pengecer 2 1 produsen provinsi diy 97% luar provinsi 3% 2 pengepul provinsi diy 60% luar provinsi 40% 3 pedagang besar provinsi diy 100% luar provinsi 4 pengecer 1 provinsi diy 60% luar provinsi 40% sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. tabel 7. faktor-faktor yang menentukan harga jual beras no faktor yang menentukan produsen pengepul pedagang besar pengecer 1 pengecer 2 1 biaya sarana produksi 3 2 biaya pengiriman 2 3 3 3 1 3 ketersediaan pasokan 1 1 1 1 2 4 harga kebutuhan pokok 2 2 2 2 3 5 nilai tukar rupiah/dolar as 4 4 4 4 sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. tabel 8. biaya-biaya perdagangan beras no biaya-biaya pengepul pedagang besar pengecer 1 pengecer 2 1 total biaya (rp/kg) 100 200 158 248 2 transportasi (%) 75% 36% 42% 61% 3 pengepakan (%) 16% 54% 50% 34% 4 bongkar/muat (%) 10% 10% 8% 4% sumber: hasil survei, data diolah. microsoft word 09-gigih jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm.182-189   adaptasi nelayan perikanan laut tangkap dalam menghadapi perubahan iklim nurtjahja moegni1, ahmad rizki2, gigih prihantono3 1,2,3 fakultas ekonomi universitas airlangga jalan airlangga no.4 surabaya 60286, indonesia. phone: (031) 5033642 e-mail korespondensi: gigih.prihantono@yahoo.co.id naskah diterima: maret 2013; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: this study presents the response of fisheries management to the extreme climatic affect marine fisheries in jember district. extreame weather la nina and el nino increasing sea wave and change wild fish population, causing increasing cost for fisherman. quantitative methodology for use research in use data maritime ministry, the national oceanic and atmospheres administration, bmkg and primery data. this study suggests that responding to extreme climatic influences on fisheries include (1) establishing an early warning system by connecting fisheries agencies and marine research institutions to assist decision makers in performing time-adaptive measures, (2) temporarily suspending subsidy activity to help managing cost in extreame weather, (3) develop research technology for managing extreme weather events. keywords: fisheries; marine; climate change; extreme weather; updating; subsidies jel classification: d24, h23, q22 abstrak: studi ini menggambarkan respon dari managemen perikanan laut tangkat dengan kejadian cuaca ekstrim yang mempengaruhi perikanan laut tangkap di kabupaten jember. kejadian la nina dan el nino menyebabkan semakin tingginya gelombang laut dan perubahan arus ikan sehingga meningkatkan biaya melaut nelayan. metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif yang didukung datadata dari kementrian kelautan dan perikanan, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa), bmkg dan survey. hasil dari studi ini menunjukkan bahwa untuk merespon pengaruh cuaca ekstrim pada industry perikanan laut harus mencakup beberapa hal. pertama, mendirikan sistem peringatan dini dengan menghubungkan lembaga perikanan, bmkg dan lembaga penelitian kelautan untuk membantu pengambilan keputusan dalam melakukan langkah-langkah adaptif dengan membentuk pusat monitoring lingkungan. sementara waktu memberlakukan sistem subsidi pada kegiatan penangkapan ikan untuk mengurangi biaya yang timbul akibat cuaca ekstrim. tiga, melakukan penelitian untuk mengembangkan tekonologi, guna mengelola perubahan cuaca ekstrim yang terjadi. kata kunci: nelayan; perikanan; perubahan iklim; cuaca ekstrim; updating; subsidi klasifikasi jel: d24, h23, q22 pendahuluan industri pengelolaan perikanan laut merupakan industri yang rentan terhadap perubahan cuaca ekstrim yang diakibatkan oleh fenomena pemanasan global. pengaruh tersebut berasal dari sisi supply di mana dapat terjadi penurunan jumlah tangkapan yang dihasilkan nelayan. salah satu dampak dari perubahan iklim global adalah terjadinya fenomena elnino (meningkatnya suhu samudera pasifik) dan la nina (menurunnya suhu samudera pasifik) yang mempengaruhi samudera-samudera di seluruh dunia. terjadinya fenomena tersebut mengakibatkan suhu permukaan air laut berubah, sehingga mempengaruhi pola adaptasi nelayan perikanan ... (nurtjahja moegni, ahmad rizki, gigih prihantono) 183 kehidupan ikan. perubahan suhu akan mempengaruhi zona upwelling (tempat mencari makan) ikan dapat mengakibatkan tidak hanya penurunan, tetapi juga pergeseran populasi spesies ikan ke laut yang lebih dingin atau panas. selain itu terjadinya fenomena tersebut juga mengakibatkan kenaikan gelombang yang mempengaruhi biaya melaut nelayan. donnelly dan woodruf (2007) menunjukkan bahwa terjadinya el nino atau la nina mempengaruhi terjadinya intensitas badai di wilayah atlantik afrika barat. mereka menyimpulkan bahwa periode badai atlantik intensitasnya cenderung meningkat bersamaan dengan terjadinya el nino atau la nina. terjadinya el nino dan la nina akan mengakibatkan perubahan sirkulasi lautan dan menguah habitat laut (allison, dkk; 2009). mereka menemukan bahwa peningkatan suhu air laut akan membatasi produksi primer, meningkatkan pemutihan karang dan mengurangi keanekaragaman hayati beberapa ekosistem. temuan dari chang, dkk (2009) dan hsieh, dkk (2008) melaporkan terjadinya peristiwa perubahan suhu air yang ekstrim pada wilayah perairan kepulauan penghu negara taiwan bagian selatan mengakibatkan kematian ikan laut disekitar wilayah tersebut. indonesia merupakan negara maritime yang diapit oleh dua samudera yaitu samudera pasifik dan samudera hindia. sehingga ketika terjadi perubahan suhu dan cuaca ekstirm di wilayah samudera pasifik akibat el nino atau la nina akan meningkatkan tinggi gelombang di seluruh laut wilayah indonesia. hasil penelitian kurniawan (2012) menunjukkan bahwa terdapat korelasi tinggi antara indeks nino dengan peningkatan tinggi gelombang yang terjadi di wilayah perairan indonesia. wilayah perairan indonesia yang mempunyai korelasi tinggi dengan terjadi el nino dan la nina adalah perairan utara maluku dan perairan selatan jawa. sehingga ketika terjadi el nino dan la nina dapat diprediksi dua perairan tersebut akan mengalami kenaikan tinggi gelombang dari rata-rata tinggi normalnya. wilayah pesisir selatan jawa terdiri dari 5 provinsi dan 22 kabupaten. wilayah pesisir selatan jawa yang paling banyak dan paling luas dimiliki oleh provinsi jawa timur dengan 8 kabupaten, salah satunya adalah kabupaten jember. fokus penelitian ini ditetapkan di wilayah laut selatan jatim tepatnya adalah kabupaten jember. kabupaten jember dipilih sebagai daerah penelitian dikarenakan beberapa alasan. alasan pertama adalah selama 15 tahun terakhir terhitung dari tahun 1998 sampai tahun 2013 hasil tangkapan laut kabupaten ini cenderung konstan di angka 8000 sampai 9000 ton. alasan kedua diperkirakan kabupaten ini mempunyai potensi sektor perikanan mencapai 40.000 ton per tahun namun potensi sektor perikanan yang ada saat ini belum dimanfaatkan secara optimal (www.dkp jember.com). alasan ketiga adalah jumlah nelayan kabupaten jember selama 15 tahun terakhir terhitung dari tahun 1998 sampai tahun 2013 cenderung konstan antara 14.000 sampai 15.000 dibandingkan wilayah pesisir selatan jawa timur lain. karena hal tersebut menarik untuk dicermati bagaimana pengaruh dampak perubahan cuaca ekstrim terhadap kondisi sosial ekonomi nelayan di kabupaten jember. metode penelitian untuk mengestimasi efek dari perubahan cuaca asing pada kondisi sosial ekonomi nelayan di kabupaten jember, maka penelitian ini menggunakan survey lapangan kepada para nelayan di sana. metode penarikan sampel dalam penelitian ini menggunakan random sampling sebanyak 100 nelayan. untuk memperkirakan dampak pemanasan global bagi nelayan, maka penelitian ini menggunakan model pilihan lokasi (model of locational choice). karena lokasi melaut berpindah-pindah secara random, maka yang bisa kami lakukan hanya melakukan pengukuran asumsi berdasarkan wilayah rata-rata mencari ikan sebagai berikut: 1) daerah melaut yang dekat dari pantai atau masih terlihat untuk melaut; 2) daerah melaut jauh dari pantai tetapi masih di wilayah kabupaten jember; 3) daerah melaut di luar kabupaten jember. pembagian wilayah tersebut diambil dikarenakan, tiga kategori tersebut mewakili pilihan nelayan di wilayah kabupaten jember untuk melakukan pencarian ikan. untuk memilih apakah nelayan memutuskan memilih jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 182-189 184 salah satu tiga tempat tersebut, kami mengasumsikan terdapat dua faktor besar yaitu ekspektasi keuntungan pada pilihan lokasi dan biaya yang harus dikeluarkan. untuk membentuk ekspektasi keuntungan pada pilihan lokasi, kami melakukan kalkusi berdasarkan keuntungan yang didapat ketika nelayan melakukan trip di lokasi tersebut dan diperbarui oleh informasi tentang berapa lama nelayan sering melakukan trip di daerah tersebut sebelumnya. perhitungan biaya dihitung berdasarkan, total cost yang harus dikeluarkan nelayan rata-rata setiap kali mereka melakukan trip. selain itu pemilihan trip juga ditentukan oleh jenis kapal yang digunakan oleh nelayan. model estimasi ekonometri menggunakan model nested logistik dari kondisi tersebut adalah sebagai berikut: 1) variabel vi menggambarkan pilihan nelayan untuk melakukan kegiatan menangkap ikan atau tidak. variabel profit menunjukkan rata-rata keuntungan pada lokasi-lokasi yang tersedia diwilayah tersebut. variabel boat merupakan variabel dummy tentang perahu yang digunakan oleh nelayan. jika perahu yang digunakan berjenis jukung maka bernilai nol dan jika bukan jukung maka bernilai 1. tc adalah variabel yang menunjukkan total biaya pada saat nelayan berangkat satu kali melaut. secara keseluruhan, jumlah nelayan yang diamati adalah 100 kapal dan melakukan trip berpindah adalah sebanyak 12 kali per kapal. pengumpulan data menggunakan log book yang berisi informasi terkait tanggal, lokasi dan penggunaan input. dari data tersebut maka bisa diketahui pola nelayan dalam melakukan penangkapan ikan. data tinggi gelombang didadapat dari the national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa) dan badan meteorology klimatologi dan geofisika (bmkg). efek el nino dan la nina terhadap tinggi gelombang selama periode amatan terhadap data-data tinggi gelombang laut kabupaten jember, kami melakukan pembagian perhitungan menjadi tiga kategori. kategori pertama adalah perhitungan rata-rata tinggi gelombang pada waktu normal tidak terdapat el nino maupun la nina. kategori kedua adalah rata-rata tinggi gelombang pada waktu terjadinya el nino dan kategori ketiga adalah rata-rata tinggi gelombang pada waktu terjadinya la nina. grafik dari perhitungan tersebut dapat dilihat pada gambar 1. data yang ditunjukkan pada gambar 1 memberikan pesan bahwa terjadinya el nino dan la nina yang diukur dair tahun terjadinya el nino dan la nina serta data tinggi gelombang laut dari bmkg mempengaruhi terciptanya variasi tinggi gelombang. data pada gambar, menunjukkan bahwa volatilitas gelombang yang disebabkan oleh el nino lebih kecil dari pada gelombang yang disebabkan oleh la nina. nelayan kabupaten jember menghadapi gelombang tinggi ketika terjadi pada bulan februari serta bulan juli sampai september, pada periode tersebut gelombang laut di perairan jember rata-rata mencapai tinggi lebih dari 2 meter. ketika ketinggian gelombang mencapai gambar 1. rata-rata tinggi gelombang laut kabupaten jember adaptasi nelayan perikanan ... (nurtjahja moegni, ahmad rizki, gigih prihantono) 185 2 meter maka hampir seluruh jenis kapal penangkapan ikan yang sedang berlayar akan terpengaruh (guide marine meteorological servce, 2001). kondisi tersebut semakin buruk ketika wilayah laut kabupaten jember terkena anomali la nina. anomali la nina menyebabkan gelombang laut rata-rata mencapai tiga meter pada periode april sampai september. kondisi ini memiliki konsekuensi yang sangat besar bagi pencarian ikan bagi nelayan. nelayan akan memerlukan lebih banyak bahan bakar untuk dapat berlayar dengan baik pada saat terjadinya gelombang tinggi. gelombang tinggi juga memberikan dampak tidak dapat berlayarnya jukung nelayan (prihantono,2010). kenaikan suhu permukaan air laut membawa konsekuensi terjadinya coral bleaching, bergesernya habitat dan dapat sampai hilangnya spesies laut. selain dampak langsung terhadap perikanan, meningkatnya tinggi gelombang laut berimplikasi pada kegiatan aquaculture dan water supplies masyarakat pesisir. efek el nino dan la nina terhadap lingkungan laut terjadinya el nino dan la nina menyebabkan perubahan suhu air laut yang signifikan. meskipun sebagian besar lautan mengalami suhu air yang tinggi di bawah pengaruh peruabahan iklim, namun kejadian cuaca dingin ekstrim juga telah banyak dilaporkan dalam beberapa tahun terakhir. memahami efek lokal akibat dari perubahan iklim terhadap ekosistem laut sangat penting dikarenakan masyarakat pesisir membutuhkan informasi tersebut. penelitian dari kuo dan ho (2004) menunjukkan bahwa angin muson timur di wilayah samudera hinda jauh lebih kuat selama terjadinya la nina pada musim dingin 1998/1999 dari pada el nino pada musim dingin 1997/1998. chang, dkk (2009) melaporkan bahwa kecepatan angin di laut cina selatan meningkat tajam dan berlangsung dalam waktu yang lama selama terjadinya la nina sehingga menyebabkan pergeseran arus hangat ke wilayah laut jawa sampai samudera hindia yang mengakibatkan penurunan suhu air yang signifikan. kondisi perubahan iklim juga berdampak pada interaksi antara laut dan udara. pada gambar 2 menunjukkan hasil statistik dari distribusi kekuatan yang lebih dari 6 m/s. periode kecepatan angin yang kuat (6 m/s <) selama terjadinya la nina berlangsung 8 sampai 19 hari dan ketika terjadi el-nino durasi waktunya hanya 2-8 hari. terjadinya kondisi tersebut, membuat produksi ikan menurun yang berujung pada menurunnya pendapatan dan ketahanan pangan, sehingga nelayan mencari mata pencaharian alternatif atau menggunakan teknik memancing yang dapat menghasilkan lebih banyak tangkapan tetapi membebani ekosistem laut (brashares, 2004). perubahan ekstrim pada lingkungan laut dapat merubah tata cara pengelolaan pesisir dan stabilitas sosial ekonomi disana. kondisi tersebut membuat pengelolaan perikanan laut tangkap harus berubah untuk dapat beradaptasi dengan adanya perubahan iklim (allison, dkk: 2006; grafton, 2010 dan mcilgorm, dkk: 2010). namun untuk mengubah kondisi tersebut, pemerintah daerah belum menyediakan langkah-langkah adaptif dan belum terdapat gambar 2 variasi kekuatan angin pada wilayah pesisir kabupaten jember jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 182-189 186 payung hukum di dalamya. khususnya peraturan yang mengatur pengelolaan ekosistem pesisir di mana memang pengaruh perubahan iklim tidak dapat dirasakan secara langsung. untuk itu yang bisa kami lakukan adalah melakukan model estimasi dan memperkirakan dampak kesejahteraannya agar memperkuat argumentasi perlu yang memerlukan mitigasi terhadap perubahan iklim. hasil dan pembahasan masalah empiris yang harus dipecahkan ketika terjadi perubahan iklim, bagaimana perubahan perilaku nelayan dalam melakukan kegiatan melaut. untuk mengatasi hal tersebut maka digunakanlah pengukuran tempat alternatif tangkapan yang disusun berdasarkan tiga alternatif. pada model pertama diasumsikan bahwa nelayan dapat memperbarui harapan mereka untuk kembali ke tempat tangkapan meskipun mereka mempunyai pengalaman bahwa tempat tersebut tidak memberikan hasil yang tangkapan yang bagus (updating). dalam model berikutnya, diasumsikan bahwa nelayan tidak akan kembali ke tempat penangkapan yang tidak memberikan hasil tangkapan yang bagus dalam jangka satu bulan. model terakhir adalah “mixed model” di mana asumsi yang digunakan nelayan selalu melakukan update informasi untuk mendapatkan harapan pada hasil yang diperoleh. bisa saja nelayan tersebut datang pada situs memancing yang tidak menghasilkan dalam waktu dekat atau nelayan tersebut mendengar informasi dari nelayan lain dan kemudian mendatangi lokasi yang tidak menghasilkan pada saat sedang berada di tengah laut. tabel 1 menunjukkan hasil estimasi keputusan nelayan pada pilihan situs perikanan untuk masing-masing model menunjukkan tingkat signifikan sebesar 0,05. tanda pada koefisien pada semua variabel sesuai dengan teori yang ada. secara khusus variabel sprofit mempunyai efek positif meningkatkan probabilitas keputusan nelayan pada ketiga tempat tersebut. hal tersebut mempunyai arti bahwa keputusan nelayan untuk memilih kembali, tidak kembali atau nanti kembali dalam waktu dekat pada suatu situs ditentukan oleh seberapa besar ekspektasi keuntungan yang akan didapat. variabel boat juga berpengaruh signifikan positif terhadap pengambilan keputusan nelayan dalam menentukan pilihan situs penangkapan ikan. ketika nelayan mendapatkan informasi tentang suatu situs penangkapan, nelayan mempertimbangkan jenis kapal yang mereka punya. semakin kapal tersebut memiliki kapasitas gross ton yang lebih besar maka semakin besar kemungkinan para nelayan berpindah situs mengikuti informasi yang ada. kondisi ini juga menjelaskan bahwa semakin tinggi teknologi yang digunakan maka nelayan akan lebih mampu beradaptasi terhadap kondisi perubahan iklim. variabel tc (total cost) memberikan gambaran negatif terhadap keputusan nelayan dalam menentukan pilihan situsnya. dapat dilihat pada ketiga model, bahwa nilai negatif variabel tc paling besar pada model no updating, hal ini memberikan indikasi bahwa kemungkinan besar nelayan tidak mau kembali ke situs yang tidak menghasilkan dikarenakan biaya untuk kembali lebih besar, meskipun mereka mendapat informasi tambahan bahwa situs tersebut memiliki panen ikan yang besar pada saat ini. tabel 1. hasil empiris model nested logistik updating no updating mixed sprofit 0,03473 (18,273)** 0,0083 (14,821)** 0,00573 (15,102)** boat 0,1372 (11,912)** 0,6681 (24,891)** 0,0834 (20,356)** tc -0,427 (32,283)* -0,735 (39,101)** -0,524 (41,621)* site pseudo r2 0,68 0,54 0,73 fishery/target pseudo r2 0,42 0,37 0,52 percentage of choice occasions correctly predicted 62,6 64,1 72,7 * t-statistic value significant in level 0,05 uji tambahan dari model tersebut adalah kemampuan prediksi model dalam memprediksi keputusan nelayan dalam memilih. dari hasil r2 memperlihatkan bahwa mixed model adaptasi nelayan perikanan ... (nurtjahja moegni, ahmad rizki, gigih prihantono) 187 memiliki persentase tertinggi dalam memprediksi perubahan tersebut. kondisi ini menunjukkan bahwa adaptasi nelayan dalam era perubahan iklim ini adalah melakukan perhitungan-perhitungan yang lebih rasional dalam menentukan keputusan untuk menangkap ikan disuatu situs. para nelayan akan mengelola informasi baik dari ekspektasi keuntungan yang diperoleh, kapal yang digunakan dan biaya yang harus dikeluarkan ketika terjadi tambahan informasi tentang suatu situs. ketika pertimbangan tiga variabel tersebut dirasa masih dapat mendatangkan keuntungan, para nelayan akan pergi ke suatu situs yang diinformasikan meskipun berdasarkan pengalaman mereka sebelumnya situs tersebut tidak memberikan keuntungan yang lebih. berdasarkan model pada tabel 1 maka dapat diperkirakan perkiraan subsidi yang dapat diberikan akibat terjadinya dampak perubahan iklim pada masing-masing model. perkiraan nilai subsidi diukur dalam mata uang rupiah untuk sekali melaut. hasil estimasi tingkat kesejahteraan secara lengkap dapat dilihat pada tabel 2. tabel 2. estimasi besarnya subsidi akibat perubahan iklim updating no updating mixed melaut dekat pantai rp. 19.340 rp. 15.000 rp. 25.270 melaut wilayah jember rp. 26.820 rp. 17.420 rp. 34.810 melaut luar wilayah jember rp. 36.715 rp. 21.250 rp. 49.800 secara keseluruhan, perhitungan model menghasilkan suatu estimasi bagi nelayan di kabupaten jember perlu diberikan subsidi untuk menutupi keuntungan yang hilang akibat dampak perubahan iklim. untuk nelayan yang wilayah melautnya dekat pantai dapat diberikan bantuan subsidi antara rp15.000 sampai rp25.270 untuk setiap melaut. untuk nelayan yang melaut jauh dari pantai tetapi masih di wilayah kabupaten jember dapat diberikan bantuan subsidi antara rp17.420 sampai rp34.810. untuk nelayan yang melaut di luar wilayah kabupaten jember dapat diberikan bantuan subsidi antara rp21.250 – rp49.800. bentuk dari subsidi tidak hanya berupa uang tunai, tetapi lebih pada subsidi barang. seperti harga bahan bakar nelayan yang diberikan subsidi untuk pembeliannya, sehingga kondisi tersebut lebih efektif dalam mengurangi biaya melaut nelayan akibat cuaca ekstrim. penelitian menunjukkan bahwa langkahlangkah adaptif harus dilakukan dengan melihat perilaku nelayan dalam melaut. sebagai contoh, bahwa nelayan yang cenderung menetap dalam mencari ikan di suatu tempat dengan nelayan yang sering berpindah disuatu tempat harus dibedakan cara penangannya. selain itu kapal dengan kapasitas gt yang kecil dengan kapasitas gt besar juga harus dibedakan cara penangannya. dilihat dari sisi lingkungan, penelitian ini menyarankan perlunya pengelolaan sumber daya perikanan berbasis ekosistem, dengan menyediakan data dan melakukan edukasi pada nelayan tentang ketahanan biofisik laut dan dampaknya bagi kehidupan sosial-ekonomi mereka (mcilgrom dkk, 2010). bentuk dari pengurangan dampak perubahan iklim/cuaca yang ekstrim adalah membentuk sebuah unit teknis sebagai “pusat monitoring lingkungan”. di dalamnya berisi informasi biofisik laut, sosial-ekonomi nelayan dan pemerintah. penjabaran dari konsep tersebut ditampilkan pada gambar 3. pusat monitoring lingkungan mempunyai inti manfaat pada ketersediaan data biofisik lautan untuk membantu nelayan dalam mengambil keputusan melaut. pusat monitoring lingkungan ini dalam cara kerjanya terdiri dari tiga langkah terpisah. langkah pertama adalah mengkoordinasikan pengumpulan data lingkungan, cuaca dan biofisik lautan. langkah kedua adalah melakukan identifikasi potensi anomali iklim berdasarkan informasi dari data yang didapat. langkah ketiga adalah membuat keputusan adaptif pada tingkat pemerintah daerah. kemudian sumber daya manusia pada pusat monitoring lingkungan melakukan edukasi atau pengumuman kepada nelayan terkait jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 182-189 188 peristiwa anomali iklim, sehingga nelayan dapat mengambil langkah-langkah yang tepat untuk menanggapi peristiwa tersebut. simpulan dampak perubahan iklim pada ekosistem laut dapat berpengaruh terhadap sektor perikanan laut tangkap. akibat yang ditimbulkan bagi kehidupan sosial ekonomi nelayan adalah meningkatnya biaya melaut dan berubahnya perilaku melaut nelayan. berdasarkan hasil estimasi model secara keseluruhan, memperlihatkan bahwa perilaku nelayan menangkap ikan akan berpindah tempat berdasarkan informasi yang selalu diperbaruhi. namun nelayan tidak mengetahui apakah informasi yang mereka terima dapat benar-benar memberikan keuntungan pada mereka atau malah merugikan. untuk itu pemerintah daerah perlu melakukan langkahlangkah adaptif baik dalam jangka pendek maupun dalam jangka panjang. untuk jangka pendek pemerintah daerah perlu memberikan subsidi biaya melaut pada nelayan yang disesuaikan dengan kategori mereka. dalam jangka panjang pemerintah daerah dapat membangun pusat monitoring lingkungan untuk memberikan peringatan bagi para nelayan tentang kondisi biofisik laut saat ini, 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(2010). how will climate change alter fishery governance? insights from seven international case studies. mar policy vol 34: 170–7. microsoft word 05-herjuna jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013, hlm.35-43 bagaimana peran lembaga keuangan baitul maal wat tamwil bagi pertumbuhan usaha mikro, kecil, dan menengah? herjuna mai hatmaka institute of public policy and economic stuides (inspect) jalan kenari 13 sidoarum iii yogyakarta, indonesia e-mail korespondensi: inspectjogya@yahoo.com naskah diterima: juli 2012; disetujui: februari 2013 abstract: this study discusses the benefit of baitul maal wat tamwil (bmt) as a microfinance institution (mfi) on the growth of small and medium scale enterprises (smes) in the state region of jatinom, klaten, jawa tengah. the study shows the detailed profile of smes, analyzing the benefit rate of mfi’s product such as credit utilization and the rate of saving utilization by smes in supporting the growth of smes. this study also aim at revealing the importance of nonfinancial services other than financial services as an effort to find missing links and bridges the real problems of smes and the real needs of smes. credit and saving have had a positive impact on the growth of smes and nonfinancial services or enterprise development services also had a positive effect on the growth of smes. based on those three positive variables, we can say that bmt has become a good facilitator toward the smes growth. keywords: microfinance institutions; small and medium enterprises; financial services; nonfinancial services; growth of smes jel classification: g21 abstrak: studi ini membahas tentang peran baitul maal wattamwil (bmt) sebagai lembaga keuangan yang menempati posisi sebagai penggerak serta pendukung pertumbuhan usaha mikro, kecil dan menengah (umkm) di wilayah kecamatan jatinom, klaten, jawa tengah. studi ini juga menyajikan gambaran profil responden umkm, menganalisa tingkat kemanfaatan produk bmt yang berupa pembiayaan dan tabungan sebagai bentuk dukungan finansial bmt. studi ini juga mengungkap peran penting dari variabel bantuan usaha yang bersifat non finansial yang disediakan bmt sebagai wujud upaya untuk menemukan hubungan antara lembaga keuangan dan nasabahnya yang selama ini jarang terungkap dan kemudian memberi solusi yang menjembatani masalah riil yang sebenarnya dialami umkm serta kebutuhan riil yang dibutuhkan oleh umkm. pembiayaan dan tabungan memberikan manfaat positif bagi pertumbuhan umkm serta terdapat juga variabel layanan nonfinansial yang dalam studi ini disebut sebagai enterprise development services yang juga memberikan manfaat positif bagi pertumbuhan umkm. berdasar ketiga variabel yang diteliti dapat dinyatakan bahwa bmt mampu menjadi fasilitator pertumbuhan umkm. kata kunci: lembaga keuangan mikro; usaha mikro, kecil dan menengah, layanan finansial, layanan non finansial, pertumbuhan usaha klasifikasi jel: g21 pendahuluan pemerintah indonesia melalui uu no. 20 tahun 2008 mengelompokkan dunia usaha dalam beberapa kelas yaitu industi mikro, industri kecil, industri menengah dan industri besar. segmentasi usaha khususnya industri mikro, kecil dan menengah sering digolongkan secara khusus karena mewakili segmen rakyat kecil dengan sebutan usaha mikro, kecil dan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 35-43 36 menengah (umkm) serta ditangani langsung oleh lembaga pemerintah dalam lembaga kementerian koperasi dan usaha kecil dan menengah. umkm menjadi perhatian khusus pemerintah sebagai bentuk tanggungjawab memajukan tingkat kesejahteraan rakyat kecil, namun selain dari faktor tersebut ternyata umkm memegang peran penting dalam perekonomian bangsa. berdasarkan data kementerian koperasi dan usaha kecil menengah diatas yang dirilis juni 2013, terdapat 55,2 juta umkm atau 99,99 persen dari total unit usaha di indonesia yang mampu menyerap 101,72 juta tenaga kerja atau 97,3 persen dari total tenaga kerja indonesia. umkm juga menyumbang 57,12 persen dari produk domestik bruto nasional. (hasan, 2013). data yang kurang lebih sama juga tampak pada tahun 2012 seperti tampak pada tabel 1. data tersebut menunjukkan betapa besarnya pengaruh umkm bagi perekonomian nasional sehingga perhatian ekstra bagi umkm juga merupakan wujud perhatian pemerintah bagi perekonomian nasional itu sendiri. asean free trade area, asean-japan comprehensive economic partnership (ajcep), asean-korea free trade area, asean-china free trade area (acfta) dan yang terbaru adalah pasar bebas asean (asean economic community) merupakan contoh pasar global yang telah dihadapi oleh perekonomian nasional. rangkaian pasar bebas bersama tesebut memungkinkan adanya serbuan produk asing dengan harga yang relatif murah yang menjadi kompetitor serius bagi industri lokal di segala level usaha termasuk di dalamnya umkm. selain diserang dengan harga yang kompetitif, industri nasional juga harus melawan faktor lain yang sekaligus menjadi kelemahannya seperti modal, jaringan, inovasi, teknologi, promosi, manajemen dan dukungan sumberdaya profesional sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa industri lokal terlebih industri kecil dan umkm saat ini benar-benar menghadapi tantangan yang serius. berdasarkan data bank indonesia (bi) per kuartal pertama 2013, ekspansi kredit usaha mikro, kecil dan menengah (umkm) di indonesia telah mencapai 3,4 triliun rupiah, masih jauh dari realisasi total kredit perbankan yang mencapai 63,8 trilyun rupiah. sedangkan perkembangan baki debet kredit pada kuartal pertama 2013 mencapai 555,6 trilyun rupiah. jumlah ini naik sebesar 15,5 persen dari pertumbuhan baki debit kredit kuartal sebelumnya yang hanya senilai 15,1 persen. menurut klasifikasi usaha, sebagian besar kredit disalurkan pada usaha menengah yaitu 49,2 persen dan sisanya pada kredit usaha kecil 23,9 persen dan kredit usaha mikro senilai 20, 9 persen. porsi kredit bagi usaha mikro dan usaha kecil masih relatif kecil bahkan ketika tabel 1. perkembangan usaha mikro, kecil dan menengah tahun 2011-2012 indikator 2011 2012 jumlah % jumlah % unit usaha usaha mikro 54.559.969 98,82 55.86.176 98,79 usaha kecil 602.195 1,09 626.418 1,11 usaha menengah 44.280 0,08 48.997 0,09 total umkm 55.206.444 99,99 56.534.592 99,99 tenaga kerja terserap usaha mikro 94.957.458 90,77 99.859.517 90,12 usaha kecil 3.919.992 3,75 4.535.970 4,09 usaha menengah 2.844.669 2,72 3.262.023 2,94 total umkm 101.722.458 97,24 107.657.509 97,16 proporsi terhadap pdb nasional harga berlaku (milyar rupiah) usaha mikro 2.579.388,4 34,73 2.951.120,6 35,81 usaha kecil 722.012,8 9,72 798.122,2 9,68 usaha menengah 1.002.170,3 13,49 1.123.325,3 13,59 total umkm 4.303.571,5 57,94 4.869.568,1 59,08 sumber: kementerian koperasi dan ukm, 2013 bagaimana peran lembaga keuangan ... (herjuna mai hatmaka) 37 dibandingkan dengan usaha menengah. menurut sektor ekonomi, penyaluran kredit kepada umkm dan usaha menengah masih didominasi sektor perdagangan, disusul industri pengolahan, dan terakhir oleh sektor pertanian, perburuan dan kehutanan masing-masing sebesar 49,0 persen, 10,5 persen, dan 8,5 persen. microcredit merupakan upaya pemberian pinjaman modal usaha dengan menggunakan sistem kredit konvensional biasa. bank nasional atau lembaga tertentu yang mendapatkan mandat pemerintah bahkan juga lembaga keuangan swasta yang mengkhususkan diri pada layanan masyarakat kecil memberikan kredit dengan menerapkan sistem microcredit ini. microcredit menjadi cara pembiayaan yang disukai karena ada unsur kepraktisan sekaligus kepastian return. konsep microfinance dikembangkan lebih akhir dibanding konsep microcredit, microfinance dirancang lebih terpadu dengan tidak sekedar pemberian dana saja namun pemberian fasilitas keuangan bagi umkm akan disertai dengan pinjaman modal, pelatihan kerja, akses pada tabungan, dan micro-insurance. (akram, 2011). versi riil microcredit indonesia adalah kredit usaha rakyat (kur) yang ditetapkan pemerintah lewat peraturan menteri keuangan no.135/ pmk.05/2008 tentang fasilitas penjaminan kredit usaha rakyat yang kemudian diubah dengan peraturan menteri keuangan no. 10/pmk.05/ 2009. kur memudahkan umkm untuk memperoleh akses modal tanpa agunan dengan bunga minimal 16 persen untuk kredit di atas 5 juta rupiah namun akan dikenakan bunga 24 persen jika pinjaman di bawah 5 juta rupiah. program kur didukung oleh 6 bank besar yaitu bri, mandiri, mandiri syariah, bukopin, bni, dan btn. (sofwan, 2012). pada kasus kur dan pnpm, bank cukup beruntung karena dapat mengenakan bunga kredit hingga 22 persen serta adanya jaminan kerugian dari pemerintah sebesar 70 persen jika terdapat kegagalan pembiayaan pertahun (peraturan menteri keuangan nomor 22/pmk.05/ 2010). jikalau tanpa jaminan pemerintah, kemungkinan kur tidak akan diberikan secara independen oleh dunia perbankan. potensi umkm memang tidak secerah potensi usaha tingkat menengah apalagi pengusaha kelas besar sehingga kredit bagi umkm dianggap kurang profitable oleh bank, meskipun begitu tidak berarti potensi umkm layak dikesampingkan karena jumlah umkm tentu lebih banyak daripada pengusaha tingkat menengah dan besar sehingga tetap ada potensi laba bagi lembaga keuangan yang bersedia menjalin kerjasama dengan umkm. celah inilah yang dimanfaatkan oleh koperasi simpan pinjam, bank perkreditan rakyat dan baitul maal wat tamwil (bmt). bmt berasal dari kata “baitul maal” yaitu rumah uang dan “baitul tamwil” yang berarti rumah infaq atau bank islam. secara lebih umum, bmt dinyatakan sebagai lembaga keuangan mikro yang beroperasi menggunakan konsep gabungan antara baitul maal dan baitul tamwil yang berorientasi sosial dan komersial. dikatakan sosial karena memiliki kegiatan utama menghimpun dan mendistribusikan dana zakat, infaq, dan shodaqoh. dikatakan komersil karena salah satu kegiatan utamanya adalah menghimpun uang dan mendistribusikannya kembali kepada anggota dengan imbalan bagi hasil tambahan margin (zainal, 2010). dalam operasionalnya, bmt menggunakan sistem bagi hasil sebagai metode utama pembiayaan. sistem bagi hasil dianggap sebagai sistem terbaik karena lebih adil dalam membagi keuntungan dan kerugian usaha. laba dan atau rugi usaha akan dibagi berdua antara pemilik modal dan peminjam modal sesuai kesepakatan yang disepakati bersama di awal transaksi pembiayaan sehingga diharapkan tidak ada pihak yang menzolimi pihak yang lain. salah satu bmt yang cukup menonjol dalam aktivias microfinance bagi umkm adalah bmt yaqawiyyu yang terletak di kecamatan jatinom, klaten, jawa tengah. bmt yaqqawiyyu merupakan lembaga keuangan yang didirikan oleh pimpinan cabang muhammadiyah kecamatan jatinom, klaten, jawa tengah. bmt yang didirikan sejak tahun 1996 ini mampu memberikan nilai positif bagi perkembangan perekonomian di daerah jatinom dan sekitarnya. bmt yaqawiyyu memiliki jumlah nasabah berjumlah di atas 1000 orang menegaskan tingkat kepercayaan masyarakat terhadap bmt ini. komitmen terhadap microfinance lewat bantuan konsultasi usaha, pemberian pinjaman dengan metode kredit yang variatif dan tidak hanya mengandalkan sistem simpan pinjam konvensional jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 35-43 38 seperti layaknya bank umum juga memberikan nilai eksklusif sekaligus personal bagi hampir setiap nasabahnya. keistimewaan yang lain dari bmt yaqawiyyu terdapat pada kecepatan respon bagi keperluan nasabah serta layanan “jemput bola” yang memudahkan nasabah untuk melakukan berbagai transaksi keuangan yang dibutuhkan. beberapa studi internasional yang telah dilakukan mampu menunjukkan adanya kaitan erat antara keberadaan lembaga keuangan mikro atau disebut juga micro finance institution (mfi), yang dalam kasus ini diwakili bmt, terhadap kesejahteraan masyarakat, pertumbuhan umkm atau small and medium enterprises (sme) dan kenaikan pendapatan masyarakat. oni, paiko dan ormin (2012) telah melakukan studi di nigeria yang menunjukkan bahwa lembaga keuangan mikro mampu mendukung peningkatan semangat enterpreneur dan mampu menjaga pertumbuhan umkm secara berkelanjutan yang selanjutnya mampu mendukung pertumbuhan ekonomi dalam tingkatan nasional. meskipun begitu masih tetap ada kendala antara mfi dan sme yaitu tentang prosedur yang rumit dalam pengajuan kredit terutama keberadaan jaminan dan suku bunga yang tinggi. berbeda halnya dengan naveen k shetty (2008) dalam jurnalnya, microfinance; for micro enterprise development: an inquiry for a new paradigm menunjukkan bahwa kegagalan metode microfinance yang hanya sekedar memberi kredit saja tanpa adanya follow up lanjutan. shetty menyarankan adanya bantuan finansial sekaligus non finansial bagi masyarakat miskin yang disebut dengan pendekatan maksimalis. kata maksimalis bermaksud menggunakan kedua pendekatan finansial dan non finasial sekaligus sehingga diharapkan lebih maksimal membantu keberlanjutan usaha umkm dan bagi masyarakat miskin. adapun tujuan dari dilakukannya studi ini untuk menjelaskan kedudukan-kedudukan variabel yang akan diteliti serta hubungan antara satu variabel dengan variabel yang lain atau dengan kata lain untuk melihat hubungan variabel independen ketersediaan produk pembiayaan, produk tabungan dan eds terhadap variabel dependen yaitu pertumbuhan umkm. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data primer dan data sekunder. studi ini dilakukan di kecamatan jatinom kabupaten klaten provinsi jawa tengah. karena keterbatasan waktu dan biaya maka pengumpulan data primer dilakukan dengan memberikan kuesioner dan atau sekaligus wawancara pada 113 nasabah bmt yaqawiyyu kecamatan jatinom. sementara untuk mendukung data primer diperlukan data sekunder yang didapatkan dari beberapa instansi seperti badan pusat statistik (bps) dan lain-lain. objek dalam studi ini adalah nasabah bmt yaqawiyyu yang terletak di kecamatan jatinom kabupaten klaten provinsi jawa tengah. analisis data teknik pengumulan data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah dengan kuisoner dan wawancara. skor (nilai) dari jawaban responden diberikan dengan lima alternatif pilihan yaitu, sangat setuju (ss) dengan skor 5, setuju (s) dengan skor 4, netral (n) dengan skor 3, tidak setuju (ts) dengan skor 2, sangat tidak setuju (sts) dengan skor 1. tingkat pengukuran adalah ordinal, di mana angka-angka yang diberikan mengandung pengertian tingkatan. sedangkan teknik pengumpulan data dengan wawancara dilakukan dengan dua metode. metode pertama adalah wawancara yang dilakukan untuk mengisi kuesioner. nasabah bmt banyak yang berasal dari pedagang atau pengusaha kecil sehingga kadang aktivitas pengisian kuesioner mengalami kendala berupa ketidakmampuan dalam memahami butir-butir kuesioner. ketika terjadi kesulitan ini, maka teknik wawancara harus dilakukan. metode wawancara yang kedua sengaja dikhususkan untuk mendapatkan data secara mendalam sebagai data kualitatif pendukung dari data kuantitatif kuesioner pelaksanaan wawancara ini dilakukan secara terstruktur dengan jawaban yang bersifat terbuka kepada responden. wawancara dilakukan secara random terhadap pengusaha tingkat mikro maupun pengusaha tingkat kecil hingga pengusaha tingkat menengah dengan harapan mampu bagaimana peran lembaga keuangan ... (herjuna mai hatmaka) 39 memberikan gambaran riil kondisi ekonomi responden secara umum. variabel dependen dari studi ini adalah pertumbuhan umkm m (y), yaitu nilai yang digambarkan dari tingkat kenaikan kesejahteraan peminjam dana, baik itu diukur dari pendapatan, jumlah tabungan dan kelancaran pengembalian pinjaman. sementara variabel independen yang digunakan ada tiga yaitu diantaranya; 1) ketersediaan produk pembiayaan (x1); 2) ketersediaan tabungan (x2); 3) ketersediaan enterprise development services (x3), pelatihan usaha dan bantuan usaha atau enterprise development services (eds) atau business development services) (x3). metode yang digunakan bmt cukup fleksibel disesuaikan dengan budaya masyarakat sekaligus penyesuaian dengan segmen umkm yang disasar sehingga bentuk pelayanan ini cukup beragam. uji kualitas data uji validitas. berdasarkan uji validitas yang dilakukan, hasil studi dikatakan valid bila terdapat kesamaan antara data yang terkumpul dengan data yang sesungguhnya terjadi pada objek yang diteliti (ghozali, 2002:135). uji validitas dilakukan dengan pearson product moment yang digunakan untuk menghitung nilai korelasi antar masing-masing skor butir jawaban dengan skor total dan butir jawaban dengan taraf signifikasi 5%. jika r hitung > r tabel, maka h0 ditolak yang artinya variabel tersebut valid tetapi sebaliknya jika r hitung < r tabel maka h0 diterima yang artinya variabel tidak valid. uji validitas menggunakan rumus sebagai berikut: (umar, 2003). uji reliabilitas. hasil studi dikatakan reliabel bila terdapat kesamaan data dalam waktu yang berbeda. butir pertanyaan yang diuji reliabilitasnya adalah butir-butir yang lolos dalam pengujian validitas. uji reliabilitas menggunakan metode pengujian alpha cronbach. semakin besar nilai alpha yang dihasilkan berarti butir-butir pertanyaan dalam quesioner semakin reliabel. adapun reliabilitas dalam studi ini diuji dengan menggunakan uji cronbach alpha dengan ketentuan apabila nilai cronbach alpha > 0,6, instrumen pengukuran dikatakan reliabel (ghozali, 2002). analisis regresi linier dalam analisa regresi, pola hubungan antar variabel diekspresikan dalam sebuah persamaan regresi yang diduga berdasar data sampel. untuk menduga pengaruh variabel kemudahan pembiayaan, adanya tempat menabung, adanya business development services yang disediakan oleh bmt bagi pertumbuhan umkm, dapat dinyatakan sebagai berikut: y = f (x1, x2, x3) 1) di mana: y adalah variabel pertumbuhan umkm; x1 adalah variabel ketersediaan produk pembiayaan; x2 adalah ketersediaan tabungan; x3 adalah business development services untuk kemudian dilakukan regresi berganda dengan ordinary least square (ols) menjadi: y = β0 + β1x1 + β2x2 + β3x3 + e 2) dengan keterangan variabel: β0 adalah: konstanta persamaan pertumbuhan umkm; β1, β2, β3 adalah koefisien masing-masing variabel independen; dan e adalah error term uji asumsi klasik uji multikolinearitas. pengujian terhadap ada tidaknya multikolinearitas dilakukan dengan uji variance inflation factor (gujarati, 2003). jika suatu variabel memiliki vif < 10, maka variabel bebas tersebut tidak memiliki multikolinearitas denga variabel bebas yang lain. uji heteroskedastisitas. ada beberapa cara untuk melihat perilaku error term yaitu dengan melihat grafik scatterplot yaitu grafik nilai y disekitar garis regresi linear. jika ada pola tertentu dan teratur dari titik-titik yang ada maka dikatakan model mengalami heteroskedastisitas. jika pola titik tidak berbentuk, maka model tidak mengalami heteroskedastisitas. uji statistik uji f. dilakukan untuk menguji pengaruh seluruh variabel independen berpengarih terhadap variabel dependennya secara serentak. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 35-43 40 kriteria uji yang digunakan: 1) menentukan formulasi hipotesis h0 : β1 = β2 = β3 = 0 (variabel independen tidak mempengaruhi variabel dependen secara serentak) ha : β1 ≠ β2 ≠ β3 ≠β4 ≠ 0 (variabel independen mempengaruhi variabel dependen secara serentak) 2) menentukan level of significance α 3) kesimpulan, jika nilai f hitung > f tabel, maka h0 ditolak. hal ini menyatakan bahwa semua variabel independen yang diteliti secara bersama-sama mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap varabel y sedangkan jika f hitung < f tabel maka h0 diterima sehingga semua variabel independen yang diteliti secara bersama-sama tidak memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan secara individula terhadap variabel dependen. uji t. untuk menguji variabel secara individual dilaukan uji t. uji t ini juga memberikan informasi tentang signifikasi koefisien regresi tiap variabel. langkah uji hipotesisnya: 1) menentukan formulasi hipotesis h0: βn = 0 (masing-masing variabel x tidak memiliki pengaruh signifikan terhadap variabel y) ha : βn ≠ 0 (masing-masing variabel x secara individu memberi pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap variabel y) 2) menentukan level of significance α 3) kesimpulan, jika nilai t hitung > t tabel, maka h0 ditolak. hal ini menyatakan bahwa variabel yang diteliti mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap varabel y sedangkan jika t hitung < t tabel maka h0 diterima sehingga variabel independen yang diteliti tidak memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan secara individu terhadap variabel dependen. hasil dan pembahasan dalam studi tentang manfaat lembaga bmt bagi pertumbuhan umkm di jatinom, klaten, jawa tengah digunakan uji validitas dan uji reliabilitas. uji validitas dalam studi ini digunakan untuk menguji pertanyaan yang digunakan pada kuisoner apakah dapat mengukur dengan cermat atau tidak yang hendak diukur. setelah dilakukan pengujian validitas pada variabel pertumbuhan umkm dinyatakan variabel dependen (y) valid dan dinyatakan mampu dalam mengukur dengan pasti tingkat pertumbuhan umkm. sementara hasil uji validitas pada variabel independen yaitu ketersediaan produk pembiayaan, ketersediaan tabungan dan enterprise development services (eds) terhadap pertumbuhan umkm dinyatakan valid karena skor item berkorelasi dengan skor total baik dari nilai sig < 0,05 sekaligus dari rhitung > rtabel (0,361). sementara untuk uji reliabilitas dilakukan dengan menggunakan nilai cronbach alpha. kalkulasi nilai cronbach alpha dari tiap variabel menggunakan bantuan program spss 20 dan batas kritis nilai alpha untuk mengidentifikasikan kuesioner yang reliable adalah 0,60, jadi nilai cronbach alpha harus lebih besar dari 0,60. nilai tersebut merupakan indikator bahwa kuesioner adalah reliable/handal. nilai cronbach alpha atau koefisien alpha hasil dari perhitungan pretest menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel mempunyai nilai cronbach alpha lebih dari 0,6 sehingga kuesioner dinyatakan reliabel untuk dipakai dalam studi. uji multikolinearitas bertujuan untuk menguji apakah model regresi ditemukan adanya korelasi antarvariabel bebas. hasil pengujian multikolinearitas pada responden menunjukkan bahwa tidak terjadi multikolinearitas dalam model regresi karena nilai vif selalu lebih besar dari 10. uji heteroskedastisitas bertujuan untuk menguji apakah dalam model regresi terjadi ketidaksamaan variance dan residual dari satu pengamatan ke pengamatan yang lain. adapun hasil uji heteroskedastisitas dengan metode park menunjukkan bahwa ho diterima dan model studi dinyatakan bebas dari heteroskedastisitas. analisa regresi linear uji regresi linear berganda digunakan untuk mengetahui hubungan antar variabel dependen dan independen. bentuk persamaan regresi linier berganda dalam studi ini adalah: y = c + b1x1 + b2x2 + b3x3 + e 3) bagaimana peran lembaga keuangan ... (herjuna mai hatmaka) 41 dengan variabel y adalah tingkat pertumbuhan usaha kecil dan menengah, x1 adalah ketersediaan produk pembiayaan, x2 adalah variabel ketersediaan tabungan dan x3 adalah variabel enterprise development services (eds). adapun hasil uji regresi linier berganda pada studi ini disajikan dalam tabel 3. hasil uji regresi menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel bebas signifikan pada α =10% (0,1) dan dari hasil regresi diperoleh persamaan sebagai berikut: y = 0,180 + 0,305 x1 + 0,478 x2 + 0,151 x3 + e 4) nilai koefisien variabel ketersediaan produk pembiayaan (x1) adalah 0,305. koefisien variabel x1 bernilai positif maka ketersediaan pembiayaan berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan umkm (y) di jatinom, klaten. koefisien variabel ketersediaan tabungan (x2) adalah 0,478 berarti ketersediaan tabungan berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan umkm (y). nilai koefisien variabel enterprise development services (x3) adalah 0,151 sehingga variabel enterprise development services berpengaruh positif terhadap pertumbuhan umk (y). adanya layanan pembiayaan atau lebih populer dikenal dengan kredit terbukti memberikan manfaat bagi umkm. kebutuhan akan pembiayaan lebih cenderung dijadikan tambahan modal baik itu berupa kebutuhan cash flow, menambah stok barang usaha, modal memperbesar usaha, dan menambah alat atau fasilitas pendukung usaha. seiring dengan kegunaan yang banyak tersebut maka tidak mengherankan ketika keberadaan pembiayaan sangat mendukung kemajuan umkm. hasil yang sedikit mengejutkan adalah ternyata reponden beranggapan bahwa tabungan memberikan nilai positif bagi pertumbuhan usaha umkm. nasabah bmt ternyata sangat peduli terhadap tabungan, sebagian besar dari mereka menjadikan tabungan sebagai kebiasaan untuk hidup lebih teratur dalam pengelolaan uang, untuk menjaga kelangsungan usaha, serta menjaga aliran modal lebih teratur dan terjaga. pihak bmt memiliki andil besar dalam membiasakan masyarakat untuk menabung. marketing bmt mampu mendidik masyarakat untuk menyisihkan penghasilan mereka dalam wujud tabungan, masyarakat juga dimudahkan karena bmt mendatangi langsung tiap nasabah di hampir setiap hari kerja untuk melayani setiap kebutuhan nasabah dan juga calon nasabah. hasil studi ini menunjukkan bahwa eds mampu memberikan manfaat positif bagi nasabah. pemberian bantuan usaha dengan berbagai bentuk sesuai dengan kebutuhan nasabah tentu lebih mengena pada permasalahan usaha yang dihadapi setiap nasabah sehingga manfaatnya pun juga akan lebih mudah dirasakan oleh nasabah. meskipun begitu, keterbatasan dari pihak bmt dalam memberikan segala bantuan bagi nasabah umkm tetap akan menjadi kendala penerapan eds yang lebih merata pada semua nasabah umkm. pengujian terhadap uji statistik f diperoleh nilai fhitung sebesar 22,419 dan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,000. dengan taraf signifikansi 95 % (α = 5 %) dan derajat kebebasan (df2 = n k = 113 4 = 109), maka diperoleh nilai f tabel sebesar 2,6802. artinya ada pengaruh yang signifikan antara variabel independen terhadap variabel dependen. tabel 3. hasil uji regresi linier variabel b t hitung sig kesimpulan konstanta 0,180 0,390 0,697 pembiayaan (x1) 0,305 3,312 0,001 signifikan pada α 1% tabungan (x2) 0,478 4,599 0,000 signifikan pada α 1% eds (x3) 0,151 1,777 0,078 signifikan pada α 10% f hitung 22,419 sig f 0,000 r square 0,365 pertumbuhan umkm (y) varibel dependen jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 35-43 42 koefisien determinasi (r2) berguna untuk mengukur kemampuan model dalam menerangkan variabel independent. nilai adjust r square adalah sebesar 0,382, hal ini menunjukkan 38,2 persen variasi pertumbuhan umkm di jatinom, klaten, jawa tengah dijelaskan oleh variasi dari variabel bebas ketersediaan pembiayaan, ketersediaan tabungan dan eds. sedangkan sisanya 61,8 persen dijelaskan oleh variabel lainnya di luar model penelitian ini. studi ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui seberapa besar manfaat keberadaan produk dan layanan bmt bagi kemajuan usaha nasabahnya. seperti kita sudah ketahui, produk dan layanan bmt cukup beragam seperti berbagai macam tabungan, pembiayaan, layanan pembayaran, layanan pengurusan zakat, infaq, shodaqah, layanan pendampingan dan konsultasi usaha, dan pemberian bantuan hibah. produk dan layanan bmt akan semakin fleksibel sesuai dengan permintaan pasar yang dihadapi. dalam studi ini bmt yaqawiyyu berposisi pada lembaga keuangan yang memberikan bantuan finansial yang bekerjasama dengan majelis ekonomi muhammadiyah cabang jatinom untuk mendukung sisi bantuan non finansial (eds) oleh bmt yaqawiyyu dalam satu paket bantuan finansial integrated approach of microfinance yang terdiri dari gabungan bantuan finansial dan non finansial (eds). kerjasama ini memberikan tambahan pengetahuan, skill dan bantuan usaha bagi umkm yang menjadi nasabah bmt yaqawiyyu. nilai tambah juga didapatkan oleh bmt yaqawiyyu berupa naiknya jumlah pembiayaan, faktor kenaikan loyalitas dan faktor promosi, serta faktor yang bersifat jangka panjang seperti kemungkinan naiknya jumlah bagi hasil seiring dengan semakin besarnya cakupan usaha nasabah. simpulan berdasarkan hasil studi di atas dapat disimpulkan bahwa: pertama, keberadaan produk pembiayaan yang disediakan oleh bmt yaqawiyyu mampu memberikan manfaat yang positif dan signifikan bagi pertumbuhan umkm nasabahnya. variabel ketersediaan produk pembiayaan menempati rangking kedua setelah variabel tabungan. responden lebih tidak mengandalkan pembiayaan melebihi tabungan untuk mendukung usaha mereka; kedua, keberadaan produk tabungan yang disediakan oleh bmt yaqawiyyu mampu memberikan manfaat yang positif dan signifikan bagi pertumbuhan umkm nasabahnya. di antara ketiga variabel independen yang diteliti, tabungan merupakan variabel yang dianggap paling penting bagi rata-rata responden; ketiga, keberadaan enterprise development services yang disediakan oleh bmt yaqawiyyu mampu memberikan manfaat yang positif dan signifikan bagi pertumbuhan umkm nasabahnya. walaupun menempati peringkat ketiga dibanding dengan variabel independen lain, eds masih dianggap memberikan peran positif bagi umkm. keterbatasan tenaga ahli dan beragamnya kebutuhan bentuk eds oleh nasabah bmt menjadikan eds belum bisa maksimal memenuhi harapan responden. eds merupakan layanan nonfinansial yang mempunyai unsur sosial sehingga hanya bmt yang memiliki komitmen sosial yang bersedia melakukannya; keempat, pembiayaan atau kredit merupakan cara bmt atau bank umum untuk memperoleh laba namun produk pembiayaan bagi nasabah bukanlah prioritas tertinggi untuk menunjang usaha sehingga bmt perlu juga mengembangkan variasi lain produk atau layanan sebagai alternatif lain untuk memperoleh laba; kelima, urutan strategi marketing bmt sesuai dengan prioritas yang dipilih oleh sampel nasabahnya. menabung adalah produk bmt yang paling dianggap penting bagi responden sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa masyarakat bergabung dengan bmt karena motif menabung. variasi tabungan yang lebih banyak dan disesuaikan dengan kebutuhan nasabah akan membuka peluang memperoleh dana pihak ketiga yang lebih besar; keenam, bmt perlu mempertimbangkan memberi layanan yang bersifat non finansial atau disebut eds. nasabah yang berprofesi sebagai pengusaha menyatakan bahwa eds memberikan dampak positif bagi usaha yang dijalankannya. bagi pihak bmt, eds bisa dilakukan oleh bmt sendiri atau dengan cara kerjasama dengan lembaga sosial yang lebih kompeten; ketujuh, bmt menyediakan juga layanan eds yang bertujuan memberikan kemudahan bagi nasabah dari sisi non finansial. ketika bmt membebagaimana peran lembaga keuangan ... 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(2010). peran koperasi bmt amanah madina dalam pengembangan usaha kecil di desa ngeni kecamatan waru-sidoarjo. skripsi. jawa timur: fakultas ilmu sosial dan ilmu politik universitas pembangunan nasional “veteran”. jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities diah setyawati dewanti* and rizki novitasari abstract: this research aims to analyze the economic impact of environment to air sebayur communities on coal mining industry. this paper is use primary data, consist of 100 respondents as the communities of air sebayur village, who lived in the edge of the road to coal mining industry. the data collection applied the nonprobability sampling methods which is purposive sampling based on the location of the house. factor analysis applied as to achieve the aim of this research. through factor analysis, this paper could define the economic impacts on the environment caused by the mining coal activities. this paper discovers two (2) main factors which formed by 5 significant variables. the main factors are environments factors and health factors. environments factors consists of variables on compensating cost by the dust, frequency of sweeping the floor and the frequency of sweeping on balcony. health factors define into variables of health cost and the type of illness of communities who lived in the edge of the road to coal mining industry. keywords: factor analysis; coal mining; environmental factor; health factor. jel classification: q51 introduction mining development caused many several positive and negative impacts to communities and environments. it also effects indirect economic (hresc, riley, & harris, 2018) or otherwise. impacts in health caused by the flow-on production effects from mining activities include poorer physical condition (hossain, gorman, chapelle, mann, saal, & penton, 2013) including distress induced caused by the environmental change (albrecht, sartore, connor, higginbotham, freeman, kelly, stain, tonna, & pollard, 2007). negative impacts on coal mining’s has spurred in significants to several literatures which define various life impacts in broadly (li, stoeckl, king, & gyuris, 2018). indonesia is one of the largest coal producers and exporters in the world. based on the information provided by the indonesian ministry of energy and mineral resources, indonesia's coal reserves are estimated to be affiliation: universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, yogyakarta. indonesia. *correspondence: ddewanti@umy.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.2.5027 citation: dewanti, d. s., & novitasari, r. (2019). factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 232-239. article history received: 9 august 2019 accepted: 26 october 2019 mailto:ddewanti@umy.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6867 dewanti & novitasari factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 233 depleted in approximately 83 years, if the current production levels continue. it brings benefit to the country, meanwhile, several impacts have been received by the communities surround it. one previous research has been defined in tenggarong, kutai kertanegara. in this study describe the impact of the existing of coal mining through socioeconomics in loa ipuh darat society. migration, intensification of the social relationship among society, include the prostitution existing caused by the coal mining in tenggarong. based on correlation analysis through kendall tau-b, income and the length of education were the main factors of the existing perception for the impact of coal mining (apriyanto & harini, 2011). north bengkulu district is the center for coal production and sales for bengkulu province. it shows that the contribution of north bengkulu district to the production and sale of coal cannot be considered small, because among the ten districts in bengkulu province which has the most significant production figures is the bengkulu district. related to the existing coal production figures, there are several mines in the sub-district of north bengkulu district. one of them is air sebayur village. air sebayur village itself is a village located in pinang raya sub-district. this village has an area of 6,842 km2 with a total of 420 households (data from the office of air sebayur village). in 1994, mining was first opened in the village of air sebayur by pt. petrosea with a mining business license (iup/ izin usaha pertambangan) that did not last long. then in the following year, another company opened a coal mine in air sebayur village which exist until now. coal mining activities that are still active today, namely by pt. dinamika selaras jaya and partnered with pt. aak and pt. bkm to work together as subcontractors. the mining has expanded from air sebayur village to lembah duri village in pinang raya sub-district. however, the exit road access to the port still passes through the air sebayur village. coal mining activities that began in 1994, until now are using the road access of air sebayur village, which is still coral and dusty. because it is still active to access the road from the mine to the national road, the company has not paved the road. residents who live on the side of the road must bear the dust and noise of the passing trucks. however, the existence of a mine is not solely an activity that is only to damage the environment. the company also follows the regulations printed in the constitution on coal minerals. although these effects cannot be avoided, they can be minimized. factor analysis was chosen in this study because the variables are contained in the interval scale research. the objective is to classify the data into groups according to the interrelationship between variables. in the research application, factor analysis could be done to determine the grouping of individuals according to their characteristics, as well as to test the construct validity. research method this study aims to determine the impact of coal mining industry activities in air sebayur village. the research location was chosen purposively because it was based on facts that occurred in the village. in this study, the type of data used was based on the source of the dewanti & novitasari factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 234 data obtained, namely primary data and secondary data. primary data was the data obtained from direct interviews with respondents, namely the people who lived in the air sebayur village using a questionnaire while the secondary data used in this study was from the data of the air sebayur village office. in determining the sampling method, researchers used the non-probability sampling method, namely purposive sampling. purposive sampling is a sampling technique, deliberately designating people who are considered capable of providing the necessary data needs with specific considerations. researchers used the slovin method with a significance level of 10% for 100 households lived in the area impacted to the coal mining activities. result and discussion the results of the research from the data taken from the distribution of questionnaires to 100 respondents who have been tested are as follows: 1. factor analysis test a. kaiser meyer oikin (kmo) test and bartlett's test after forming the correlation matrix, then the kaiser meyer oikin (kmo) test and bartlett's test were done. the following is the result of the data that have been tested using the kmo test and bartlett's test. based on table 1, the kmo value is 0.570, meaning that the value of kmo is greater than 0.5, then ho is accepted so that the data are feasible for factor analysis. bartlett's test of on the chi-square value of 72.211, the value is already significant 0.000 less than the real level (α) 0.05. it means that there is a correlation on each variable. therefore, the analysis using kmo (kaiser meyer oikin) test and bartlett’s test define the correlation on each variable. further analysis concerning the prediction and analysis capabilities, the msa (measure of sampling adequacy) need to be carried out. test results of msa variables is x1 = 0.815, x2 = 0.521, x3 = 0.599, x4 = 0.570 and x5 = 0.510. those were above the 0.5 which indicated all of the variables could be predicted and further analyzed. table 1 kmo and bartlett’s test results initial extraction km 1.000 .603 jp 1.000 .981 mr 1.000 .810 tr 1.000 .851 log_bk 1.000 .980 dewanti & novitasari factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 235 performing factor extractions table 2 communalities results factor extraction aims to determine the number of factors formed from the existing data. the following is the data generated through the spss program, as follows table 2. based on table 2 communalities, the jp variable has a value of 0.981. it define 98.1% of the variance from the variables has a strong relationship with the factors formed. likewise, for other variables, the smaller value of communalities means the weaker relationship with the factors formed. in the previous research by kolhe and khot (2015), coal mining activities impacted to the environments, such as area utilization, waste management, pollution (water and air), noises and thermal. therefore, compare to previous research, this variables were able to use to develop the further research. b. performing factor rotations extraction method: principal component analysis in the total variance explained table 3, it produces a factor in which the number is less than the number of variables processed. eigenvalues indicate the amount of variation related to a factor. factors that have an eigenvalue of more than or equal to one will be retained, and factors that have an eigenvalue of less than one will not be included in the model because a variable which the value is less than one is not better than the original variable. then the percentage variance is the number of factors is taken and determined based on the cumulative amount of variation that has been achieved. if the cumulative value of the percentage of variance is sufficient (more than half of the original variance of all variables), then the factor extraction can be stopped. from the above results, it can be obtained a simpler factor structure, namely obtaining two factors formed from five variables entered. each factor was obtained with an eigenvalue> 1. eigen factor 1 was 2,439 with variance (48,787%), and the eigen factor 2 was 1,786 with variance (35,729%). table 3 total of variance explained components initial eigenvalues total % of variance cumulative % km 2.439 47.787 48.787 jp 1.789 35.729 84.516 mr .540 10.807 95.323 tr .215 4.303 99.626 log_bk .019 .0374 100.000 kaiser-olkin measure of sampling adequacy 0.570 bartlett’s test of sphericity approx. chi-square 72.211 df 10 sig. .000 dewanti & novitasari factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 236 table 4 rotated component matrix components components 1 2 km .740 -.236 jp -.084 .987 mr .879 -.197 tr .899 .208 log_bk -.087 .986 extraction method: principal component analysis rotation method: varimax with kaiser normalization based on table 4, it can be seen that for the dust compensation cost variable (km), the correlation between the dust compensation cost variable with a factor of 1 is 0.740 and a factor of 2 is -0.236. it can be said that the dust compensation cost variable is included in factor 1, because the correlation is highest among other factors, likewise, for the loading factor for other variables. after rotation and two factors are formed, then the name of the factor was given. the naming of these factors was depended on the researchers and could represent the variables. 1) factor 1 consists of variable compensation costs, sweeping the house and sweeping the porch of the house. it was given a name as the environmental factor. 2) factor 2 consists of variables of disease types and health costs. it was given a name as the health factor. the impact of environment on coal mining is in to the public health factor. it is effect to the water and air pollution which cause the negative impact to communities. the damage of flora and fauna has also impacted by the pollution caused by the coal mining, likewise coal mining located in east kutai regency, indonesia. efforts as to resolve this problem is one of them is to watering the road and monitoring in to the waste disposal (fatmawati, 2018). in the other study regarding social impact in gold mining to the index of society perception concerning mining activity in huga bargot, north sumatera. the gold mining activity was using the local wisdom approach by using bamboo leaf in the process of segregation among gold ore and other dust. this is part as to keep the local wisdom include keeping the preservation of the forest (hasibuan, 2015). to carried out the company or industry, job satisfaction from intrinsic and extrinsic level are needed to be measured. the impact as the extrinsic job satisfaction in the company or industry is define by the external environment from the community surrounding it (hussain, thalib, & shah, 2014). therefore, factors 1 and factors 2 were supported as the extrinsic job satisfaction for the coal mining located in this area. 2. test of replacement cost analysis replacement cost which must be incurred by the coal mining industry for the people of air sebayur village was due to the coal mining industry activities. the replacement cost information concerned: (1) compensation costs, and (2) health costs. dewanti & novitasari factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 237 the replacement costs for each community are as follows: = ∑ compensation costs + health costs = rp. 6,000,000.00 + rp. 2,590,000.00 = rp.8,590,000.00 the final replacement cost for each of community is rp 8,590,000 or equal to $ 596.53 in each year. this number were smaller compare to the previous study. based on fachlevi, putri, and simanjuntak (2015), the multiplier effect from the coal mining activity was 1.14 or the coal mining activity could give economic impact in the local area. in economic measurement, the loss has been calculated as much as idr 1,972,833,514 or equal to $ 138,932. the multiplier effect was 1.14 multiple from the loss. the replacement cost analysis has also integrated into the compensation as the cost from the company from the impacts of it activities. conclusion based on the results of research and data analysis, it can be concluded that there are two factors which were formed from five variables. these factors are environmenatal factors named as the representatives of the factors, as the dust compensation, sweeping the house, and the porch of the house. in this regard, from previous studies according to katoria (2013), during the mine operation, it will have pollution impacts (air, water, noise, and vibration) as well as health impacts and mine closure activities as far as the sudden economic halt and land contamination. in the other industries, choudhary and islam (2017) define environmental impact assessment (eia) with systematic and applicable standards methods for the analysis of water, air and noise parameters. ivanova, rolfe, lockie, and timmer (2007) strengthen the statements as defining the relationship symbiotics between the mining industries activities to the communities impacts on economics and social relationships. it can be the negative consequences from the broad mining operations. hereafter, the results of the study found a new variable that is the cost of dust compensation obtained by the community from the company. it was due to the coal mining industry activities and from the dust causes the houses and terraces to becoming dirty so that people need to sweep the houses and terraces more often than usual because the dust is very thick. it turns out that sweeping the house and porch of the house can be a new variable. these three variables have not been found in previous studies. lockie, franettovich, petkova-timmer, rolfe, and ivanova (2009) define the social impact assessment through resource community cycle. local human development to be employed by coal mining has been the main focus impact to increase the social and human capital surround the coal mining environment. patnaik (2017) stated industrialization has been develop the economic welfare, therefore, coal mining should bring positive impact rather than negative. the eco-industry should be implemented into the green environment with sustainable development. in this study, limitation has been appear since it is only focus on the natural environmental and health factor impact. moreover, tukker and jansen (2006) define the environment impact is the “face” of the economic activity. an industry need to develop the product integration policy to reduce the life cycle of environmental impact. dewanti & novitasari factor analysis of coal mining industry activities in the air sebayur village communities jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 238 the naming of factor two was to represent the variables of the health factor. the variables of health factors include the variable of health costs and types of disease. in this regard, according to juniah, dalimi, suparmoko, and moersidik (2013), it was found that there are various types of public health disorders and ari (acute respiratory infection) is the type of health disorder that is most experienced by the community. the health disturbance impact from the coal mining mostly related to the air pollution reccuring diseases due to the concentration of pollution in the environment. it can be captured by the dose response function (nayaks & chowdhury, 2018). the average external cost of public health per respondent living around the private coal mining is rp. 20,724.the results of the study of disturbances and public health costs arising as negative externalities of coal mining activities towards 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(2020). factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk in the coastal areas of giao thien, giao thuy, nam dinh, vietnam. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(1), 105-124. article history received: 22 january 2020 reviewed: 6 march 2020 16 april 2020 revised: 17 march 2020 19 april 2020 accepted: 21 april 2020 mailto:ntphong@vnua.edu.vn http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8078 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 106 on many areas of life (sales, 2009; roshanka & ruben, 2018). for example, the earthquake could affect human settlements by ash, lava eruptions, mudslides, floods, forest fires (warrick, 1980) or tropical storm can cause casualties and the destruction by wind, rain, storms and flooding in the mainland (bryant, 1993; hiwasaki, lunab, syamsidikc, shawd, 2014). according to the undp (2015), vietnam has 9 major natural disasters that it suffers from. they include hurricanes, tornados hail, surges, landslides, monsoon, cold air floods, floods, and storms (chaudhry & ruysschaert, 2007). damage caused by natural disasters every year in vietnam is extremely large (mcelwee, 2010). according to the committee for flood and storm control (2009), the total damage caused by natural disasters is estimated at 23,745 billion vnd, including storm damage of 16,078 billion vnd. in recent, natural disasters affected 39,881 households displaced. in 2009, there were 26,778 households displaced by natural disasters (including households affected by the storm). viet nam is extremely vulnerable to climate change impacts given its extensive coastline and river deltas, and highlands that have poor water retention capacity and are susceptible to severe erosion (nhu, thuy, wilderspin, & coulier, 2015). as a coastal area located in the low-lying red river delta, the province nam dinh is affected and exposed to the direct impacts of climate change such as sea-level rise, extreme weather phenomena, temperature and rainfall pattern change, and salinity intrusion. sea level rise changes the patterns of sea currents and sedimentation in coastal areas. additionally, the permanent inundation zone, lowland and coastal natural systems such as mangroves and other wetlands would be affected by the sea level rise and the associated changes in biophysical and chemical conditions. the area is prone to the coastal impacts of extreme weather phenomena. during the storm, high tides and waves caused landslides, broken segments, dikes, embankments, and culverts, as the result, several hectares of rice field was damaged. most of the huts on the clam farming areas in the district were washed away. high tides caused water levels to reach a height of 2.65 m, the highest tides within the last 40 years. extreme weather events, particularly typhoons, affect clam operations. storms accompanied by heavy rainfall lead to a sudden decrease in salinity, and if rainfall is large enough, clams will die because of excess levels of freshwater (sajise, ramirez, zamora, herbosa, agbon, & nguyen, (2017); adpc, 2003). the research makes new contribution to the literature: a summary of data used to multistage sampling method 95 households, which adapted to natural disasters; a brief review of various types and sources of data for adaptation of household to each disaster in the study area. the findings showed the risk of natural disasters affecting the livelihood of the local population are typhoons, floods, coastal erosion/ sea level rise, and saltwater intrusion. they had been using 6 solutions to cope with disaster risks. phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 107 research method the qualitative research used in this study is the essence of human experiences, which is described by participants in the study. the study tries to get the understanding of experience in the adaptation with natural disaster risks used by households and what kind of the problems that households mostly confront marks phenomenology as a philosophy as well as method, and technique associated with the studying a small number of subjects. sometimes, the researcher uses owned experiences in order to understand those participants in the study (creswell, 2003; kleinbaum, kupper, muller, & nizam, 1998). the research used a multi-stage sampling design to survey households in giao thien, giao thuy, vietnam, how the household respond to risk towards typhoons, floods, coastal erosion/ sea level rise, and saltwater intrusion. the district has 21 communes and 2 municipalities, of which 10 villages along the coast. the sampling selected random 95 households from 10 villages in a coastal area in giao thien commune, giao thuy district, vietnam, who were then administered questionnaires. the secondary data was collected from the province, district and commune levels through natural condition reports, annual social-economic reports in 2018, damage reports, related documents from ngos and mass organizations working in the commune. after collecting data from various methods, the data were analyzed using stata 13 and excel 2013 statistical packages. to evaluate the factors affecting the decision of the households, we use logit model. in many practical applications, logit model is used in order to determine the factors that affect an individual's choice between lots of other options (greene, 2012; kleinbaum, kupper, muller, & nizam 1998). the decision to use these measures to respond to natural disasters including not respond to risk and respond to risk. the model of the form as follows: z z ii e e kyp + == 1 )( where yi is the dependent variable response to the decision of the household • yi = 0: if household does not respond to risks • yi = 1: if household responds to risks μy = μy (x1, x2, x3, x4, x5, x6, x7, x8) = β0 + β1x1 + β2x2 + β3x3 + β4x4 + β5x5 + β6x6 + β7x7 + β8x8 the random errors ei are usually assumed to be independent of each other and follow a normal distribution with mean 0 and variance are σ2. phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 108 table 1 the definition variables of model logit no independent variables illuminate 1 formal institutions (fi) the number of organizations that family’s members engage 2 informal institutional (ii) the number of close friends 3 the number of labors in the household (lb) person 4 the age of the household's head or decisionmaker about coping in the family (ag) years 5 gender (g) dummy variables (0: male, 1: female) 6 the level of education (ed) dummy variables (0 = under high school and high school, 1 = higher than high school) 7 land use for agriculture (la) m2 8 income per year (ic) million vnd source: author, (2018); dazé, ambrose, and ehrhart (2009); osman-elasha, and sanjak (2008); care in vietnam. (2015); dabi, nyong, adepetu, ibemegbulem (2007); goulden, (2011). result and discussion 1. impacts of natural disaster risk on the households in the coastal areas in giao thien, giao thuy, nam dinh, vietnam the climate change took and caused strong fluctuations through extreme weather events, anomalies. the natural disaster situation in vietnam also happens more often, more complicated and caused serious consequences for people’s lives, especially poor people. according to a report on the global climate risk, 2010, published by the organization german watch, vietnam is a country ranked 4th in the world for damage caused by the impact of extreme climate events and forecasts for 30 years to vietnam will be the 13th of 170 countries and be belonging to a special group risk countries (undp, 2015). the world bank showed the type of disaster damage to people and the largest economy in vietnam, including storms and floods. besides drought is one of the natural disasters affecting large numbers of the population (unisdr, 2013). giao thien commune has an area of 7.88 km², 2752 households. the commune has 14 villages, of which 10 villages locate along the coast, namely 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, and 30. the commune has 1660 households locate along the coast. through the process of practical research, in giao thien, the types of natural disasters occur mainly: flooding, typhoon, coastal erosion/sea level rise, and saltwater intrusion. table 2 showed the distribution of households affected by the disaster risks in the study area. floods affect most of coastal households in giao thien, where water from the communal door runs through drainage canals to the sea, especially in the villages near the coast. during storm incidence, the water port is closed to prevent saltwater intrusion, but heavy rains cause incidences of more serious flooding. in villages in giao thien, a fraction phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 109 table 2 distribution of affected households by commune in 2017 village no. of households % households affected by flooding % households affected by typhoon % households affected by coastal erosion/ sea level rise % households affected by saltwater intrusion 17 10 8.42 100 0 10.53 19 11 9.47 100 0 11.58 21 11 9.47 100 0 11.58 22 8 2.11 100 0 2.11 24 6 1.05 100 0 3.16 25 6 3.16 100 0 3.16 27 8 1.05 100 0 5.26 28 11 8.42 100 0 11.58 29 13 13.68 100 2.11 13.68 30 11 11.58 100 1.05 11.58 total 95 68.42 100 3.16 84.21 source: author, 2018 of the percentage of coastal households surveyed (1-3%) had been affected by the floods because the village was located in higher places, so they have less affected by rising water. typhoons affected all selected households surveyed, especially in 2012, when the typhoon was predicted incorrect. locals in the village were not well prepared to deal with it because it causes serious damage to the local population. coastal erosion is severe in giao thien because the commune is situated at the mouth of the red river. on the form, three families (3.16% of the total) in the sample reported that their fishpond dikes and local dikes eroded and collapsed. however, compared with other hazards, coastal erosion is most dramatically. the average of the surveyed households was affected unique 3.16%. saltwater intrusion caused serious problems for families living near the sea dike. in general, a high proportion of households surveyed in giao thien affected with 84.21%. every year, in winter, the rice fields are abandoned and no irrigation. water tables have dropped, this time, providing room for saltwater intrusion, groundwater and surface water can be used for the household. therefore, in giao thien commune, most of the households need to build a concrete water tank to conserve water for drinking and cooking throughout the year. also, water for washing and bath taken from contaminated surface water from nearby ponds and irrigation main channel. saltwater intrusion caused serious problems for the households in the village number 28, 29, and 30, which not only affects the water used for cooking and drinking but also impacts water for aquaculture soft drink. for aquaculture water becomes too salty, the fish have been observed to develop (yield decreasing) slowly, catching the red-eye problems, or die of increased salinity. impact from typhoons and flooding on households the frequency and value of household damage from typhoons and flooding in the selected sites are showed in table 3. phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 110 table 3 mean value of household level damages from typhoons and flooding by commune in 2017 (unit: 1000vnđ, 1 usd = 23000 vnđ). village damage / loss to house loss in agricultural production loss in fishing income loss in aquaculture production other 17 6700 5400 4500 0 2000 19 5500 4900 4390 0 2100 21 7800 4300 5700 0 2000 22 5400 9200 24000 0 2500 24 4100 8000 30500 0 2400 25 2100 9300 21200 0 3100 27 3400 8100 32100 0 2100 28 6000 4200 0 31100 1500 29 6300 5000 0 24000 4000 30 6200 4900 0 35000 3500 mean 5653 5921 15250 29510 2546 source: author, 2018 damage / loss to house in giao thien communes, the surveyed households have experienced less loss compared to those in the other area. in the sample there were 95 households, experiencing loss to the house with the average loss of 5.65 million vnd. the shock was from destroyed roofs, kitchen, and frontier walls. some households were severely affected. notably, one household has damages amounting to more 50 million vnd because their roof is destroyed and unroofed. it can be seen that before and during the risk, preparation to cope with typhoons/floods were made by people in giao thien commune relatively better than those in another area, therefore, they experienced less damage/loss to their houses after the disaster. loss in agricultural production in the sample interview, there were 100% households who experienced loss in agricultural production with the average loss of 5.92 million per household. in giao thien commune, loss in crop production was the biggest, because farmers in this commune mostly used high-quality rice varieties like bc15 and sticky rice, which often required long times of farming. the typhoons were earlier than the usual, these rice fields were not yet up for harvest when the typhoon hit. in giao thien commune, loss in livestock production was less, because of the small scale. the local people prepared well to move animals to safer places and strengthened animal houses before and during the disaster. loss in fishing income losses in fishing income were higher than the losses from damage to property and agricultural production. however, there was the only household have fishing that was affected. in the sample, there were 60 households (63.16%) with a loss in fishing income phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 111 with the average loss of 15.25 million vnd per household. early warning system worked well in the region. fishers were able to move fishing boats and gears to safer places. giao thien commune had fewer fishers so did not have a fishing port and a boat bay. fishing boats had to be moved to the inner areas of the mangrove or safer places in other communes during time have natural disaster risk. therefore, damages to fishing boats were usually remarkable. fishers were not able to reach the boats during typhoons (because of distance) to pump water out or to strengthen the boats so damages to boat engine, loss of fishing gears, etc. thus, in this commune, damages to fishing boats and gears were due to poor fishing infrastructure, fewer preparations before and during time have typhoons. loss in aquaculture the mostly of households’ aquaculture had ponds. the farms are concentrated in areas near estuaries and coastal areas. the majority of farming is brackish lagoons, a few are freshwater marshes and salt marshes. the results also from group discussion show that in 2013, the giao thien commune has converted nearly 2 hectares of rice and salt low productivity to aquaculture. aquaculture is profitable farming areas, per capita income of nearly 300 million / ha, more than 3 times higher than rice and salt. however, there are many risks. when a disaster occurs, most of the power station is disconnected or damaged, the same time as the water mills provide oxygen for the shrimp cannot work. when it is raining heavily, it will change salinity and ph, the alkalinity of shrimp’s environment living prone to situations of shrimp, clams, dead or incubation will arise later. through the survey shows, there were 21 households, accounting for 22.1% of the total sample, facing loss in aquaculture with the average loss of 29.51 million vnd per household because aquaculture in the selected communes was vulnerable to storm surge, flood, and typhoons. the loss in aquaculture was huge due to the large investments required in aquaculture operations and most of the fishponds are close to the central sea dike or beyond the dike. the location of ponds makes it difficult to have effective preparation methods before or during typhoons. floods along with typhoons swiped away fish stock and pond accessories and broke pond dike etc. impact of coastal erosion/ sea level rise in these current years, coastal erosion is not a big problem in the commune since the central sea dike is strongly improved and concreted. however, erosion is still observed in some areas beyond at fishponds along the red riverbank in giao thien. the riverbank is continuously eroded and a small community living beyond the dike to the riverbank has been moved inside the dike. there were two households with losses in aquaculture about 50 million vnd. accordingly, group discussion was showing sea level rise is observed and there were attempts to upgrade fishpond dike and pond water gate every year. it is crucial for th e phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 112 fish farmers to control the salinity to protect shrimp and crab farming against the sea level rise and typhoons. the majority of interview households recognized the loss of agricultural land due to sea level rise and related events less (57.89%). those household’s loss of agricultural land (larger and largest) that are households living outside the dikes. figure 1 loss land for agricultural production source: author, 2018 the frequency and value of household damage from saltwater intrusion in the selected sites are showed in table 4. saltwater intrusion affected mostly agriculture and aquaculture. in the sample, 100% households experienced loss in agricultural production with the average loss of 4.5 million vnd. besides, there were 6 households’ members, whose got kidney problems (with the average 5.2 million vnd) and 15 households had a problem with lack of freshwater for family routines. table 4 mean value of household level damages from saltwater intrusion by commune in 2017 (unit: 1000 vnd) damages loss in agricultural production death/ loss of livestock household members got kidney problems lack of freshwater for family routines others. 4,500 (95) 0 5,200 (6) 2,400 (15) 1,800 (1) note: figures in parentheses are frequency of respondents source: author, 2018 other effects impact on education according to the group discussion results support the survey findings above, the impacts of natural disaster risk on education mainly due to sea-level rise and floods, which damaged the infrastructure of schools and disrupted school-time of students. typically, in vietnam, children in school age which can stay at home with their parents in case of a storm, heavy flooding. however, in coastal areas, whenever a flood occurs, the damage caused by natural disasters is much greater than the other coast region. therefore, every 0.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 extremely important important quite importantsomewhat important not important inside dikes outside dikes phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 113 time a typhoon made landfall, the school and the facilities are more severely devastated, children should stay at home for longer. in particular, there are some pupils to leave school because of relatives killed, missed or injured by the effects of typhoons, especially those students from poor households, it affected the quality of education. as mentioned above, currently the coastal households live mainly on the fishing inshore fishery. education of local people is still very low. children are growing up in here when the family had to go to sea fishing, so the time for learning is very short. another side, when the typhoon hit, all the households here need to find shelter, so right after a long time when the typhoon ends, new classes can operate normal. impact on health on the one hand, group discussion was talking about as a rule after the environmental disaster was a major disturbance, polluted water, which was the cause of flooded outbreaks of intestinal diseases and diseases spread by source waters (including animal diseases, natural disease outbreaks, patients from other places). 2. adaptation of hhs with natural disaster risk adaptation with disaster risk in crop before the disaster, people have to take measures to help them mitigate the damage to production as well as infrastructure (oecd, 2008; brammer, 2013). measures are different for each type of disaster. however, we categorize people’s measures to prevent and reduce the harmful effects of disaster risk into three main groups which include prevention measures, measures to transfer and measures to face to face risks. for rural households, disaster risk has the greatest impact on the affected households that depend on farming. when natural disasters affect farming areas, not only production is affected but also household income. therefore, depending on resources, their ability already has measures to reduce disaster risk for cultivating their fields. they have been used measures include regular information monitoring and change production seasonality, change varieties of plants and animals, insurance, storage of fertilizers, reserves pesticide and other inputs, reserves seed. regularly monitoring of information: the farmers can track weather information, seasonality that is extremely important. from time immemorial, people have been interested in the weather by monitoring the natural phenomena like the moon, the clouds, and the sun from which to make decisions related to seasonality as well as disaster prevention. today, with the development of television, radio, books people actively seek information about seasonal weather changes. besides local agricultural extension system, the village head, village chief propaganda also involved providing information to farmers. in addition to information about the weather, people also follow the progress of information such as the new science and technology, new drought-resistant varieties, cold weather. this is a measure to help farmers increase pro-activeness in preventing and facing disasters. however, some households still have limited understanding and access phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 114 information and use the information to prevent disaster risk reduction are limited. therefore, through aggregated data shows that more than 85% of households regularly monitor information. changing season calendar: this is a simple measure but highly effective in the prevention and mitigation of disaster risk losses caused. according to the calculation that the laws of nature, weather and households change in planting date earlier or before 1 week, 2 weeks to be harvested before the stage of disaster or occurrence, or the period of the decisions important crop variety can yield avoid disaster. some households also apply the change planting season for trees suitable for the weather to avoid disaster risk. according to survey data, the percentage of households is applying this measure very much, an average of nearly 79%. the village number 19 is the highest rate (100%) and the number second is village number 21 (nearly 90%). changing seed: to shorten the cultivation or select varieties suitable for the local weather, as well as cycles of natural disasters occur locally conducted relative changes of plant varieties. some households have switched to grow vegetables that take short days to mature instead of corn. another difficulty when converting plant is money invested in seeds, fertilizers, and plant protection products may be more expensive and therefore fewer households apply with 31%. buying agricultural insurance: agricultural insurance is a common form in the world to help farmers reduce the risk of natural disasters either by price fluctuations in the market (dercon, s., 2002; dercon, s. h. 2004). but in vietnam, it was developed in 2011 and the insurance was pilot tested after 3 years over 300 thousand households. this figure is relatively small compared with 10 million households across the country. the causes for households hadn't been participating in agricultural insurance that was due to the propagation and promotion. besides, farmers did not fully understand the benefits of agricultural insurance also. also, procedures for agricultural insurance is cumbersome. people went through a lot of time-consuming steps in the acquiring membership certification. in the study area, only some households are from the projects of nongovernmental organizations to support agricultural insurance. however, the number of households to be involved are not more than 2%. a measure of agricultural insurance is regarded as the most effective measure to deal with disaster risk. the measure was classified as risk transfer measures, the community supports each other in a fair manner. table 5 adaptation of the households with disaster risk in crop measures of the households adapt with disaster risk in crop frequency percentage (%) regularly monitor information 81 85.26 seasonally adjusted production 75 78.95 changing crop varieties 15 15.79 buy insurance 1 1.05 reserve fertilizers, pesticides, and other inputs 60 63.16 reserve seed 83 87.37 source: author, 2018 phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 115 save fertilizers, pesticides, and other inputs: these are measures in heading face of disaster risks. households did not reserve funds, but they bought inputs for production. at the time of low input prices in the year, people will buy inputs capable of preserving as seeds, fertilizers or pesticides, and these measures do not help household cope with disaster risk. in the event of a disaster risk, people can take reserves to produce together. the average rate is 63.16% of households regularly applied measures to a reserve of seed, fertilizer, and other inputs. that depends on the households' resources, so the poor households have less access. save seed production: because households have long-standing experience in production so who's the risk prevention measures is diversity. however, the measures mainly focused on prevention and facing risks. households still focus on essential risk prevention measures which include the seasonal adjustment of production combined with monitoring information regularly. also, 87.37% of the households surveyed had applied measures "reserves seed production". thus, the households’ cultivation used to 6 responses to natural disasters in reducing the damage includes (1) regularly monitor information; (2) changes seasonal calendar; (3) changes in crop varieties; (4) buy insurance; (5) save of fertilizer and pesticide inputs; (6) save seed production. people mainly used to precaution and face risks. a group of people used to preventive measures to avoid risks. a good deal of common is seasonally adjusted production of households, who have to deal with disaster risk in using the methods of cultivation present. adaptation with disaster risk in livestock and aquaculture about natural disaster risks in the livestock sector, among forms were applied by people, there were 5 from 6 measures of prevention group. according to survey data, there was only one measure to face risks and nobody applied that. the percentage of households that implement response measures are shown in figure 9. current status of the household responded investigation with disasters in the livestock and fisheries shows that the two measures are prioritized implementing changes forms of livestock and crop adjustments. this is the simplest form of response that households can make in order to adapt. the actual survey showed that households choose early harvest for aquaculture (shrimp, fish, etc.) and sell livestock early (cattle, pigs,) to prevent and minimize the risk of damage caused by natural disasters. again, households have adjusted measures that are suitable for animal husbandry. to cope with storms and floods, households also implemented a number of measures such as relocation of animals to another location, use the shield to avoid rain and the wind to protect livestock. a number of households did not livestock, changed season calendar and built firm animal lodging that was low, ranging from 15-20%. for families living in rural areas, their income based on agricultural production so if they left livestock, it would be a difficult measure. abandoning livestock and crop mean household will lose part of family's income per year, and the transition to other forms of production, in order to earn extra income. therefore, phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 116 figure 2 adaptation of households with disaster risk in livestock and aquaculture source: author, 2018 only 20% of households applied negative measures. conversely, the percentage of households applied “changing livestock” and “build durable animal houses” were not higher than because they didn't have capital. for aquaculture, farmers sought to reinforce embankments before the storm occurs. they decreased in the aquaculture area and caught them before hurricane season. there was 72% of households said that in order to reduce the damage to people and property in the event of a large storm, they have been relocated to safe places to avoid storms such as schools, clinics, or the people’s committees of point’s concentrated storm. however, some households leave behind about 1-2 members to protect and look after the house. 100% of households said that during rainstorms, households often send people to inspect the shore dress to try to correct promptly when incidents occur. adaptation with disaster risk in infrastructure and human the measure that is most applicable protection is at a rate of up to 80% including food reserves, against housing ligament, tendon against the house. food reserves, tendon, and ligament against anti barn houses are basic measures, common to be ready to face the risks, to be applied to households mainly based on folklore. that is the explanation for the popularity of these measures. at research area occurring storms, people fight against the door both outside and inside with iron wire, nylon wire, bamboo and wooden planks on the wooden walls, and bamboo walls, roof insert sandbags, roofed concrete. in addition, households also make moving property and household goods arrive safely to prevent and minimize risks caused by natural disaster. 3. factors that affect to households’ livelihoods in adapting to the risk of natural disasters impacts factors from households according to the approach used, themes include the sustainable livelihoods framework developed by the department for international development uk (dfid, 2000) and the analysis and assessment of the state of vulnerability and ability to cope with risk disaster – vca (vulnerability and capacity assessment and analysis) (2009), researcher found that at the household level there are 5 main groups of factors that affect the ability to cope 0.0 20.0 40.0 60.0 80.0 100.0 building permanent housing adjust the seasonal cenlendar change kind of livestock changing forms of livestock skip livestock reduce the number of pets phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 117 with the exploration of households with natural disaster risk. they include: (1) social capital; (2) natural capital; (3) financial capital; (4) physical capital; (5) human capital. in this study, the logit model used to evaluate the factors influencing the households' adaptation under natural disaster risk in the coastal area. the dependent variable is the group of households respond with natural disaster risk (includes: no response and response). the independent variables are: social capital: (1) fi formal institutions (the number of organizations that engage family members); (2) ii institutional informal (number of close friends); natural capital includes: (3) la land area of the household; human capital variables measured by: (4) lb number of labors in household; (5) ag the age of the household’s head or decision-maker about coping in the family; (6) gthe gender of the household’s head or decision-maker about coping in the family; (7) ed the level of education of the household’s head or decision-maker; financial capital represented by variables: (8) ic income of household per year; the results (table 6) showed different levels of variables influence of response to decisions of the households to natural disasters. when all 8 independent variables were considered together, they significantly predicted whether respond or not respond dependent by respondents, the pseudo r2 is 0.5161 in model summary tables. it means that approximately 51.61% of the variance in predicting the types of y dependents. the results in table 6 explained that three independent variables of ii, la and ic predicted significantly to the types of y at significant level of 0.05 and two independent variables of fi and lb significantly at level 0.1. table 6 logit model results y coef. std. err. z p>|z| [95% conf. interval] fi 1.500988 .7814285 1.92 0.055 -.0305836 3.03256 ii .692825 .3255874 2.13 0.033 .0546854 1.330965 lb 1.024061 .5507707 1.86 0.063 -.0554295 2.103552 ag -.0834901 .0530966 -1.57 0.116 -.1875575 .0205773 g -.0981146 .9109546 -0.11 0.914 -1.883553 1.687324 ed -.6567017 1.16443 -0.56 0.573 -2.938943 1.62554 la .0012499 .0005683 . 2.20 0.028 .0001361 .0023637 ic .1861537 .0897235 2.07 0.038 .0102989 .3620084 _cons -10.11486 4.332598 -2.33 0.020 -18.6066 -1.623126 source: compiled by the author phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 118 the model has formula: y = 1.500988 fi + 0.692825 ii + 1.024061 lb + 0.0012499 la + 0.1861537 ic social capital: for the probability of household respond, variables influenced ii with 95% confidence level and fi significantly level 0.1. this may explain if the households had participating organizations, they will get more be informed through unions, associations such as the youth union, women’s union, farmers union, veterans association, society elderly. they have been integrated content propagation on disaster risk prevention and assistance to members in times of difficulty when they faced risks. through modeling data, it showed that when households increase one more mainstream organization, we expect a 1.50988 increase in the log-odds of the ability to apply measures to respond to risk of natural disaster. the informal institutions such as close friends also have an impact on prevention response decisions of the household. however, the effects of ii were not much, about 0.692825 for up one close. this can be explained to a household with an inferiority complex, they were often making friends with the household, who had the same their circumstances. they will support each other but it will be less effective because their life is very difficult the same. for residents, their trust affected the decision to respond. actually, when the author was collecting data on the household’s confidence in the state’s policy to support, according to statistics they were confident about the policy content. however, a part of local policy enforcement is causing much annoyance to support farmers as false objects, support non-real-life situation of production (petzold, & ratter, 2015). natural capital: natural capital can affect the decisions of households. the land element was basic resources of the households, but the land area of the household is limited, so the area increases or decreases do not affect their decisions. from the data of the model it is shown that if the area increases 1m2, it will increase by 0.0012499 probability decide to apply respond measures of the household in coastal areas at risk of natural disasters. financial capital: financial capital represents the variation of household savings in the year (skees, 1999). savings have an influence on decisions of household responses. through the model, results showed that the variable ic affecting decisions of household responded, this variable was statistically significant at the 95% significance level. if the factor saves increase to 1 million vnd, the probability decides of households respond with a natural disaster will increase about 0.186 of the time. this research showed that highincome households will accumulate more (carter & ikegami, 2007) and that used to purchase fertilizers, change the seed... human capital: in the human capital, variables of the factor impact included: household's labor, the age of household's head, the gender of the household's head or person decision, the level of education of the household's head or the personal decision (jacoby & skoufias, 1997; holzmann, & jørgensen, 2001). all of the factors influencing decisions of households have significant at 95%. however, household labor is factor significance in influencing decisions of households responding with statistically significant at level 0.1. that means if labor increases one person, the decision to apply measures of the households will increase 1.024 times of probability. phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 119 thus, the main factors affecting the response of households to the risk of natural disaster, including (1) fi; (2) ii; (3) lb; (4) la and (5) ic. factors from community the organizations, groups, local associations have a very important role in that household living through the groups, associations of people, especially the farmers to interact and exchange experience in risk prevention strategies. on the other hand, through organizations, groups, local associations of people have shared mutual assistance in case of difficulties. through the actual data it showed no significant difference between the groups of households participating or not participating groups in the incidence of natural disasters. however, in terms of the extent of damage we see clear differences between the households participating and households not participating involved in organized groups. the groups of households participating were losses average 17.8 million vnd, while the households did not participate which were damaged 22.5 million vnd. the communities in rural areas have traditionally united to help each other from time immemorial, but there are communities of solidarity, and there are the communities which still have not been linked together in disaster prevention. these communities are often linked with a system of conventions, the convention is very tight in the village. before the disaster, people help each other to transport their assets to the high places, to avoid damage. many villages have several funds that are used to help families that are at risk. thus, the community is the main factor to influence people in the resilience of the people in coastal areas with risk of natural disasters. the communities, organizations, groups, and associations were sharing information and experience in preventing the natural disaster, especially the poor people (because of they limited access to modern sources of information such as tv, the internet, newspaper…). the survey data also showed that if households participated in groups, associations that were damaged to natural disaster risk lower than households did not involve in groups. factors from government programs are formed to respond to natural disasters through the decision and decree of the government (hereinafter referred to as the response program) for supporting a portion of funds for damage caused by disaster. specifically, cash support from 1 to 30 million vnd/ ha for each level of damage and objects various crops; from 10 thousand vnd to 4 million vnd for a head of cattle and poultry; and from 3 to 60 million vnd/ ha for each level of damage, and each kind of different fisheries affected by natural disasters through decision no. 49/2012 / qd-ttg (november 8th, 2012) of socialist republic of vietnam (2012). support for loss of life and property due to natural disasters are specified in article 12 of decree no. 67/2007 / nd-cp ( from 2007 to 2/2010) and paragraph 8, article 1, decree no. 13/2010 / nd-cp (from 3/2010) which provides support from 1-1.5 million vnd for the wounded; 3 to 4.5 million vnd for people were dead or missing; 5-7 phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 120 million vnd for the collapse, drop, drift, severely damaged; and 5-7 million vnd for the displaced families of emergency due to the risk landslides and flash floods. besides the initial response, the program has focused on disaster prevention strategies through removing temporary housing for households in regions frequently occurring natural disasters (decision no. 167/2008 / qd-ttg); raising public awareness about disaster risk management (decision no. 1002 / qd-ttg dated 13/07/2009). the response to this program has initially contributed to the rural population in areas of natural disasters frequently occur with partial funding to overcome the first step in production losses as well as losses on the basis of infrastructure. additionally, these programs also contribute initially to raise awareness to the people about disaster risks and prevention. however, standing at a different angle, the effectiveness of policy responses based on the decision and decree is not high and has limited response capacity of the people in rural areas at risk of natural disasters. these factors have limited response from the program and are shown through the following issues: (1) the overlap and spread of these programs have limited response capacity to cope with the people, especially the people. (2) the procedures for implementing the program is complex response, low support levels, speed up the slow disbursement efficiency is not high response. (3) capacity policy enforcement officials, especially the commune staff should effectively limited enforcement is not high, adaptive capacity of people has not improved. other factors as discussed in the section above, the adaptive capacity of household at risk of natural disasters depends on factors including social capital, natural capital, financial capital, physical capital, human capital and the policies of the state. however, there are many other factors, though not directly affected or directly affected but had not affected major factors as the cultural characteristics of each ethnic group, region, supporting organizations and individuals inside and outside country (djalante, holley, & thomalla, 2011). the cultural characteristics affect the ability of people to respond to natural disasters. cultural characteristics affect the ability to acquire knowledge on disaster prevention. misconceptions about disaster phenomena are not abandoned due to the longstanding formation. the support of ngos and other private institutions: in recent years, in disadvantaged areas, organizations helped households whose affected by natural disasters. the assistance such as food, clothing, seeds, and fertilizers helped people experiencing difficulties in certain periods during disasters. but the only help solves the immediate problem or face measures that do not have measures to help people transfer or avoid phong, mai, & aditto factors influencing the households’ adaptation under natural disaster risk … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 121 risks. with non-governmental organizations, ngos have coordinated measures to help people with sustainable development measures. however, resources of organizations with good model’s limit should not be replicated (spalding, ruffo, lacambra, meliane, hale, shepard, & beck, 2014). thus, the support of individuals, organizations and socio-economic characteristics, the culture of each region also affects the ability of household to respond to the resilience of household. conclusion natural disaster risk caused serious (i) loss and damages to houses, (ii) agricultural production, (iii) fishing income, and (iv) aquaculture income of households. therein, aquaculture sub-sector in the selected communes was the most vulnerable to typhoon surge, flood. coastal erosion did not affect much the coastal households. but saltwater intrusion affected mostly agriculture and freshwater aquaculture. results showed that saltwater intrusion seems to be one of the major natural disaster risks together with typhoons/floods affecting livelihoods and lives of the coastal households. thus, there is a need to build up an effective agricultural and fishery insurance service to provide more choices for the local households to cope and adapt to natural disaster risk. the findings from the research show the main factors affecting the resilience of the household to natural disaster risks are (1) fi; (2) ii; (3) tr; (4) la and (5) ic. the community is a big factor to influence people in the resilience of the household in the coastal areas at risk of natural disasters. communities, organizations, groups, and associations were sharing information and experience with households in the coastal areas. the survey data also showed that households participate in groups, associations, the damage to natural disaster risk are also lower than households not involved. the support of individuals, organizations and socio-economic characteristics, the culture of each region also affects the ability of people to respond to the resilience of people to disaster risks. the pattern of non-governmental organizations works well with people, but also in the area of influence narrow scale, need replication in suitable areas to help farmers improve their lives thereby improving application city. references adpc. 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http://scholar.google.com/scholar_lookup?&title=climatic%20constraints%20and%20human%20activities&pages=93-124&publication_year=1980&author=warrick%2cr.%20a microsoft word 02-rakhmat jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011, hlm.13-26 preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas elektronika asal cina pasca pemberlakuan cafta 2010 rakhmat priyono fakultas ekonomi universitas jenderal soedirman purwokerto jalan h.r. boenyamin purwokerto 53115 e-mail: priyonorakhmat@gmail.com abstract: this study examined the ability of domestic consumption in household electronic equipment identified as china's commodity. focus on the demand sides, this research examined preference of purwokerto society to the china product. generally, the society had well ability to differ between china products and non-china products. they were not skeptic to choose china products if its substitute product was not acquired at market sold. on society opinion, the china products had potential threat to sustainability of local and domestic product. on preference term, higher level preference of china product than non-china product included to telecommunication and audio/video electronic products. the other way, the society gave lower preferences to china product included computer and its peripherals, and kitchen or household electronic products. keywords: domestic consumption, commodities from china, community preferences, product competitiveness abstrak: riset ini meneliti kemampuan konsumsi domestik terhadap peralatan elektronik rumah tangga dari negeri cina. fokus penelitian ini pada sisi permintaan dan menguji preferensi purwokerto masyarakat terhadap produk cina. pada umumnya, masyarakat bisa membedakan antara produk cina dan produk non-cina. mereka tidak ragu memilih produk cina jika produk penggantinya yang tidak diperoleh di pasaran. menurut penilaian masyarakat, produk cina memiliki potensi ancaman terhadap kelangsungan produk lokal dan domestik. dalam kaitannya dengan preferensi, tingkat preferensi produk cina yang lebih tinggi dibandingkan produk non-cina terutama untuk produk telekomunikasi dan audio/video elektronik. sementara itu, masyarakat memberikan preferensi yang lebih rendah terhadap produk cina termasuk produk komputer dan peripheral, dan produk peralatan dapur atau elektronik rumah tangga. kata kunci: konsumsi domestik, komoditas asal cina, preferensi masyarakat, daya saing produk pendahuluan pada tahun 2010 telah disepakati perdagangan bebas antarwilayah asia tenggara dengan melibatkan cina. jika ditilik dari hasil rekam cgi (global competitiveness index) untuk daya saing tahun 2008, cina merupakan negara industri baru yang memiliki potensi sebagai ancaman bagi negara lain. hanya dalam periode 1 tahun saja (2007 sampai 2008), daya saing cina meningkat 4 tingkat dari peringkat 34 menjadi 30. negara ini juga terlihat lebih mampu untuk bersaing dibandingkan dengan negara asean. pada data gci, posisi indonesia masih lebih baik daripada daya saing vietnam maupun filipina. meskipun demikian jika dibandingkan dengan negara di kawasan asia tenggara lainnya maupun kawasan asia timur, indonesia terlihat jauh tertinggal. singapura, jepang, korea selatan, cina, malaysia, dan brunei darussalam menempati posisi kemampuan daya saing yang dekat dengan negara industri barat. di samping kemampuan daya saing cina, jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 14 kekuatan ekonomi cina yang besar juga turut mendorong ekspansi yang lebih besar ke negara lain. dari ukuran produk domestik bruto berdasar purchasing power parity, pdb cina telah melebihi kekuatan pdb jepang. pada tahun 2007, pdb ppp cina berada pada posisi ke dua setelah amerika sementara jepang di posisi ketiga. hal ini mengindikasikan peta kekuatan ekonomi dunia telah bergeser (kadin, 2009). perkembangan perekonomian cina yang sangat pesat telah mendapat perhatian seluruh negara di dunia, baik itu sebagai ancaman maupun membuka munculnya peluang yang baru (departemen perdagangan, 2005). produk cina telah dikenal lama di dunia untuk berbagai produk spesifik, tetapi dengan masuknya cina pada pasar bebas dunia dapat menjadi ancaman karena akan mengindikasikan semakin mudahnya produk cina masuk ke pasar domestik. terlebih dengan pertumbuhan manufakturnya yang pesat, produk cina semakin variatif dengan hasil produk yang bercitra teknologi tinggi. tekanan produk cina menimbulkan kekhawatiran tersendiri pada eksistensi produk domestik di pasar dalam negeri maupun luar negeri. demikian pula cina dianggap sebagai ancaman karena komoditas-komoditas ekspornya yang makin berkualitas dan harganya relatif murah. murahnya produk cina tidak hanya karena biaya input (terutama upah tenaga kerja) yang rendah, namun cina juga memberlakukan nilai tukar yang tetap rendah (undervaluation of yuan) terhadap mata uang dolar as. selain itu, pemberlakuan tax duty juga merupakan salah satu faktor penyebab rendahnya harga produk-produk ekspor cina. di sisi lain, produk cina juga dapat memberikan gambaran adanya peluang bagi perusahaan domestik. hal ini setidaknya terungkap dari working group on economic cooperation (2001) di mana free trade area asean–cina diperkirakan dapat memberi keuntungan bagi kedua belah pihak. ekspor asean ke cina akan meningkat sebesar 48 persen dan ekspor cina ke asean akan meningkat 55,1 persen. gdp riil asean diperkirakan bertambah sebesar us$5,4 miliar (0,9 persen) dan gdp riil cina akan meningkat sebesar us$2,2 miliar (0,3 persen). kenaikan gdp anggota asean terbesar akan dinikmati oleh vietnam (2,15 persen), sedangkan indonesia (1,12 persen) sedikit lebih rendah dari malaysia (1,17 persen) (kadin, 2009). sekalipun sebuah negara akan mendapatkan manfaat positif dari perdagangan internasional, namun mungkin saja hal ini akan memberi dampak tidak menguntungkan bagi beberapa kelompok masyarakat dalam satu negara. hal ini terjadi jika perdagangan internasional memberikan pengaruh yang besar dalam distribusi pendapatan. satu sisi yang perlu diungkap adalah bahwa dampak liberalisasi perdagangan tidak hanya berpengaruh terhadap produksi, namun juga dapat terjadi pada perubahan konsumsi. pada banyak negara termasuk indonesia, liberalisasi perdagangan telah mempengaruhi pola konsumsi masyarakat termasuk dalam menyikapi produk impor. pada umumnya riset mengenai ketahanan suatu produk domestik dilihat dari sisi produsen. dalam hal ini jika proses produksi perusahaan domestik tidak mampu menghasilkan produk dengan tingkat efisiensi yang lebih tinggi dari produk impor, maka hasil produk domestik tersebut tidak akan mampu bersaing di pasar domestik. demikian pula, jika proses produksi perusahaan domestik untuk tujuan ekspor lebih rendah efisiensinya dibandingkan dengan perusahaan berlokasi di negara lain maka pasar perusahaan domestik tersebut akan memiliki daya saing yang rendah di pasar global. dengan demikian bagaimana pengukuran kemampuan produk untuk tetap eksis dapat dilihat dari sisi produsen dengan memperhitungkan efisiensi proses produksinya. di sisi lain, kemampuan produk domestik untuk tetap bertahan juga ditentukan dari sisi konsumennya. logikanya jelas, jika preferensi konsumen pada produk domestik rendah jika dibandingkan dengan produk impor maka konsumen dalam negeri akan meninggalkan produk domestik. mereka akan lebih memilih produk impor. sebaliknya jika preferensi konsumen pada produk domestik masih tetap tinggi, kosumen akan lebih memilih produk domestik. pada sisi ini, pengukuran daya tahan produk domestik dapat diukur dari seberapa besar preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas (rakhmat priyono) 15 preferensi permintaan masyarakat pada produk domestik. terkait dengan berlakunya cafta (china asean free trade area) pada 2010 ini, penelitian ini akan menggali bagaimana kemampuan daya tahan produk lokal akibat semakin banyaknya produk cina yang masuk ke pasar domestik. penelitian ini berfokus pada sisi permintaan masyarakat domestik dengan studi kasus yang spesifik di satu kota, yaitu purwokerto. penelitian ini penting dilakukan mengingat munculnya kekhawatiran bahwa masyarakat akan beralih ke produk cina yang lebih variatif dengan harga lebih murah. jika preferensi masyarakat telah beralih maka akan mematikan produk lokal dan imbasnya pada jatuhnya sektor ekonomi lokal. dari penjelasan tersebut, penelitian mengenai preferensi masyarakat purwokerto ini bertujuan untuk: (1) mengetahui preferensi masyarakat purwokerto pada produk tahan lama bukan asal cina dengan produk impor asal cina sebagai substitusinya. (2) mengetahui variabel apa saja yang memberikan pengaruh penting pada konsumsi dan preferensi masyarakat di purwokerto pada produk tahan lama asal cina. metode penelitian materi data dan metode pengumpulannya kajian analisis konsumsi produk cina pada masyarakat purwokerto ini akan menggunakan data primer. data ini diperoleh melalui wawancara secara langsung dengan responden. metode pengumpulannya dilakukan dengan stratifikasi antarwaktu dan antarruang. pada pola antarwaktu, pengambilan data dilakukan selama periode 2 bulan. harapannya adalah akan dapat diketahui perkembangan respons dari narasumber. setiap bulan dilakukan survei terhadap 100 orang responden. dengan demikian sampel data penelitian ini akan diperoleh sebanyak 200 sampel responden yang berbeda. pada pola antarruang, data dikumpulkan berdasar basis 4 kecamatan di wilayah perkotaan purwokerto. jumlah sampel per kecamatan adalah sebanyak 25 responden. sampel sebanyak 100 orang per bulan merujuk pada penelitian kantor bank indonesia purwokerto dalam penghitungan indeks keyakinan konsumsi (ikk) di wilayah purwokerto (kantor bank indonesia purwokerto, 20052010). asumsi yang digunakan adalah jumlah sampel ini sudah cukup mampu untuk memberikan pembedaan karakteristik antarkonsumen purwokerto. penghitungan preferensi konsumen preferensi konsumen menunjukkan perilaku konsumen untuk memilih apakah suatu produk perlu atau penting untuk dikonsumsi atau tidak. pada penelitian ini untuk mengetahui nilai preferensi konsumen digunakan ukuran nilai semantic differential di mana dengan ukuran ini nilai data yang sifatnya ordinal dikonversi menjadi kardinal. nilai dari variabel dummy atau skala [0;1] diasumsikan sudah cukup memadai untuk mengukur nilai preferensi konsumen. produk elektronika asal cina didefinisikan sebagai produk yang teridentifikasi sebagai produk dengan merek cina, bukan produk hasil foreign domestic investment (fdi) dari negara lain ke cina. pada penelitian ini, produk cina yang dianalisis meliputi 5 jenis komoditas elektronika, yaitu: (1) elektronika jenis audio video (televisi, radio, parabola, satellite receiver, home stereo, walkman, karaoke, headset, dan sejenisnya). (2) elektronika jenis telekomunikasi termasuk telematika (hand phone, pager, walkytalky, dan sejenisnya). (3) elektronika jenis komputer (desktop, notebook, netbook, i-pad, printer, scanner, kalkulator, dan perangkat komputer sejenisnya). (4) elektronika jenis alat dapur rumah tangga (kulkas, blender, microwave, coffeemaker, dan peralatan dapur elektronik lainnya). (5) elektronika jenis lainnya (ac, jam dinding/ meja, dan electronic home appliance lainnya) variabel yang mempengaruhi preferensi konsumen pada teori perilaku konsumen (consumer behaviour) dengan pendekatan kardinal, kepuasan seorang konsumen dalam mengonsumsi suatu barang dapat diukur dengan satuan mata uang. harapannya ialah setiap tambahan satu unit barang yang dikonsumsi akan menambah kepuasan yang diperoleh konsumen tersebut dalam jumlah tertentu. kotler (2000: 171) dan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 16 wilkie (1994:121) menunjukkan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi preferensi konsumen secara umum antara lain: harga. harga merupakan faktor penting dalam pengambilan keputusan. penentuan harga ini seharusnya didasarkan pada “the price that customer willing to pay”, bukan lagi berdasarkan full cost suatu produk. pendapatan. semakin tinggi pendapatan seseorang akan semakin respek pada barang mewah dan sebaliknya semakin menjauh dari barang-barang inferior. citra kepuasan pelanggan. pencitraan ini bisa didapatkan dari mulut ke mulut atau dilakukan dengan promosi produk. pencitraan sangat erat kaitannya dengan brand positioning suatu produk. kegunaan atau manfaat. manfaat dari suatu produk merupakan tujuan dari dibelinya produk tersebut. akan tetapi, manfaat tidak hanya sebatas kemampuan dasar produk saja, akan tetapi bisa mencakup tujuan terselubung dari dibelinya produk itu, misalkan suatu produk dibeli hanya karena mengikuti trend yang ada. pelayanan kepada pelanggan. pelayanan ini meliputi pada saat pembelian sampai pascapembelian. pelayanan yang baik akan berbanding lurus dengan peningkatan citra merek. kelas sosial. pada dasarnya masyarakat memiliki kelas sosial. kelas sosial adalah pembagian masyarakat yang relatif homogen dan permanen yang tersusun secara hierarkis dan anggotanya menganut nilai, minat, dan perilaku yang serupa. kelas sosial tidak hanya mencerminkan penghasilan, tetapi juga indikator lain seperti pekerjaan, pendidikan, dan tempat tinggal. keputusan pembelian konsumen juga dipengaruhi oleh karakteristik pribadi atau individu. karakteristik tersebut meliputi usia dan siklus hidup, pekerjaan dan keadaan ekonomi, kepribadian, gaya hidup dan konsep diri. usia dan tahapan siklus hidup konsumen mempunyai pengaruh penting terhadap perilaku konsumen. seberapa usia konsumen biasanya menunjukkan produk apa yang menarik baginya untuk dibeli. faktor psikologis. pilihan pembelian konsumen dipengaruhi oleh empat faktor psikologi utama yaitu: motivasi, persepsi, pembelajaran, serta keyakinan dan pendirian. konsumen memiliki banyak kebutuhan pada waktu tertentu dan beberapa kebutuhan bersifat biogenis. kebutuhan tersebut muncul dari tekanan biologis seperti lapar, haus, dan tidak nyaman. kebutuhan lain dapat bersifat psikogenis. kebutuhan ini muncul dari tekanan psikologis seperti kebutuhan akan pengakuan dan penghargaan. suatu kebutuhan akan menjadi motif jika ia didorong hingga mencapai tingkat intensitas yang memadai. jadi, motif adalah kebutuhan yang mendorong seseorang untuk bertindak. sesuai dengan pendekatan kotler tersebut, preferensi konsumen dipengaruhi oleh 8 variabel tak tergantung. pada penelitian ini, 8 variabel tersebut seluruhnya dipergunakan untuk mendeteksi pengaruhnya pada preferensi konsumsi produk cina. pengukuran variabel-variabel tersebut sebagai berikut: 1. harga barang. pertanyaan yang disampaikan adalah: “bagaimana pendapat konsumen harga produk cina?” responden diminta untuk memberikan jawaban dari kategori 1 yang mewakili “sangat murah” sampai nilai 10 untuk kategori “sangat mahal”. nilai pada ukuran ini adalah aplikasi besaran semantic differential, di mana besaran nilai dapat dibedabedakan untuk melihat perbedaan perilaku antarobyek penelitian (responden). skala nilai absolut antara 1 sampai 10 ditentukan dengan tujuan untuk menangkap pilihan nilai yang tidak memunculkan definisi ragu-ragu atau mendua (umbiguity) karena tidak ada besaran nilai tengahnya. nilai 5 menunjukkan responden memilih “sedikit atau cenderung murah” dan nilai 6 menunjukkan responden memilih “sedikit atau cenderung mahal”. karena penentuan nilai minimum 5 dan 6 ini, tidak terdapat ruang bagi responden untuk memilih nilai pertengahan yang menyatakan pendapat yang ragu-ragu. 2. pendapatan konsumen. terkait dengan sulitnya mendapatkan data pendapatan responden, penelitian ini menggunakan proksi pengeluaran untuk mewakili nilai pendapatan responden. jawaban responden diklasifikasikan menjadi 3 kategori: pertama; responden dengan pengeluaran rp1 sampai rp3 juta per bulan. kedua; responden dengan pengeluaran di atas rp3 sampai rp5 juta per bulan. ketiga, responpreferensi masyarakat pada komoditas (rakhmat priyono) 17 den dengan pengeluaran di atas rp5 juta per bulan. 3. citra produk. kepuasan pelanggan atas citra produk cina diidentikkan dengan pertanyaan pada responden sebagai berikut: “bagaimana kepuasan anda ketika/jika menggunakan produk asal cina?” kategori jawaban responden adalah didasarkan pada metode semantic differential dengan memberikan jawaban dari kategori 1 yang mewakili “sangat tidak puas” sampai nilai 10 untuk kategori “sangat puas”. penjelasan kategori jawaban ini identik dengan variabel tak tergantung pertama (harga barang) 4. manfaat (kegunaan). kegunaan dari produk bagi konsumen produk cina didasarkan pada manfaat yang diperolehnya. pertanyaan pada responden adalah; “bagaimana manfaat yang dapat diperoleh dari produk cina?”. kategori jawaban responden adalah didasarkan pada metode semantic differential dengan memberikan jawaban dari kategori 1 yang mewakili “sangat tidak bermanfaat” sampai nilai 10 untuk kategori “sangat bermanfaat”. penjelasan kategori jawaban ini identik dengan variabel tak tergantung 1 (harga barang) dan 3 (citra kepuasan). 5. pelayanan. faktor pelayanan diidentifikasikan memberikan pengaruh pada preferensi konsumen. pada penelitian ini faktor pelayanan ditekankan pada pelayanan purna penjualan yang meliputi garansi dan ketersediaan spare parts komoditas tahan lama asal cina. pertanyaan yang diajukan ke responden adalah; “bagaimana layanan purna jual produk cina?” kategori jawaban responden adalah didasarkan pada metode semantic differential dengan memberikan jawaban dari kategori 1 yang mewakili “sangat buruk” sampai nilai 10 untuk kategori “sangat baik”. penjelasan kategori jawaban ini identik dengan variabel tak tergantung 1 (harga barang), 3 (citra kepuasan) dan 4 (manfaat). 6. kelas sosial. indikator kelas sosial bisa diidentifikasikan dari latar belakang pendidikan, pekerjaan dan tempat tinggalnya. pada penelitian ini variabel kelas sosial didasarkan pada indikator latar belakang pendidikan responden. berdasar pertanyaan tingkat pendidikan responden, jawaban responden diklasifikasikan menjadi 4 kategori: pertama, responden dengan pendidikan sma; kedua; responden dengan pendidikan diploma; ketiga, responden dengan pendidikan sarjana (s1); keempat; responden dengan pendidikan pascasarjana (s2 atau s3) 7. karakteristik individu (pribadi). keputusan pembelian oleh konsumen yang didasarkan oleh faktor karakteristik konsumen pada penelitian ini didasarkan pada faktor umur. pada penelitian ini, usia konsumen mampu menunjukkan produk apa yang menarik baginya untuk dibeli. karena obyek atau sasaran dari penelitian ini adalah konsumen penentu keputusan rumah tangga, jawaban responden diklasifikasikan menjadi 3 kategori; pertama, responden dengan umur 20–40 tahun; kedua, responden dengan umur lebih dari 40 tahun sampai 60 tahun. ketiga, responden dengan umur lebih dari 60 tahun. 8. faktor psikologis. sesuai dengan dasar teoritis, pilihan pembelian konsumen dipengaruhi oleh empat faktor psikologi utama yaitu: motivasi, persepsi, pembelajaran, serta keyakinan dan pendirian. pada penelitian ini, indikator keyakinan untuk membeli secara apriori ditentukan menjadi indikator dominan dan menjadi satu-satunya penentu faktor psikologi konsumen. indikator lain (motivasi dan pembelajaran) tidak diaplikasikan dalam model karena sulitnya membuat konversi ordinal menjadi kardinal. sementara indikator persepsi sudah secara implisit termuat dalam variabel preferensi yang menjadi variabel tergantung. pertanyaan yang diajukan ke responden adalah; “seberapa yakin ketika membeli (akan membeli) produk cina?” kategori jawaban responden adalah didasarkan pada metode semantic differential dengan memberikan jawaban dari kategori 1 yang mewakili “sangat tidak yakin” sampai nilai 10 untuk kategori “sangat yakin”. penjelasan kategori jawaban ini identik dengan variabel tak tergantung 1 (harga barang), 3 (citra kepuasan), 4 (manfaat), dan 5 (pelayanan). estimasi determinan yang mempengaruhi preferensi konsumsi dengan model probabilistik pada penelitian ini, model yang dipergunakan untuk menjelaskan kaitan antara variabel tergantung dengan variabel-variabel tak terganjurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 18 tung tersebut akan dipilih model ekonometri yang terbaik sesuai dengan kriteria teoritis dan gambaran hasil observasi. sebagai perkiraan awal, model terbaik untuk melihat bagaimana keputusan konsumen untuk melakukan pembelian produk asal cina dengan bukan produk cina adalah dengan model probabilitas logistik. analisis logistik digunakan untuk menganalisis data kualitatif yang mencerminkan pilihan di antara dua alternatif. dengan model logistik, nilai variabel tergantung dikondisikan sebagai variabel probabilistik (gujarati, 2003; 595 – 604), dimana:           ip1 iplnil =  0 +  1 x 1 t +  2 x 2 t + ….. + k x k t +  t (1) dimana,         i i i p p l 1 ln adalah variabel tergantung,  0 adalah konstanta; 1 , 2 , … , k adalah nilai parameter yang dicari; x1t , x2t , … , xk t adalah variabel tidak tergantung. model logistik memiliki ciri utama, yaitu (kuncoro, 2004); (1) karena p berada di antara nilai 0 dan 1, nilai logistik menjadi tidak terbatas (antara –  sampai + ). (2) l adalah linier dalam x tetapi probabilitas p tidak. (3) koefisien i mengukur seberapa jauh perbedaan l akibat perubahan x sebesar satu unit. dengan ciri seperti ini, maka metode estimasi model logistik tidak menggunakan pendekatan ekonometri ordinary least square (ols) tetapi maximum likehood estimation (mle) dari suatu vektor. untuk mendapatkan hasil regresi yang baik digunakan sebagai alat estimasi, perlu dilakukan serangkaian pengujian secara statistik dan ekonometri untuk mengetahui sejauh mana variabel bebas secara bersama-sama mempengaruhi output. pada metode regresi logistik ini, karena sampel variabel tak tergantung berdistribusi tidak normal maka perlu menggunakan metode alternatif dalam pengukuran validitas model (statsoft corp., 2001 dan spss inc., 1999), yaitu: (1) uji wald-wolfowitz runs tes (wald test) sebagai alternatif dari pengujian statistik t dari setiap variabel tak tergantung. (2) pengujian hosmer-lemeshow goodness-of-fit. aplikasi uji hosmer serupa dengan f tes biasa hanya perbedaannya variabel yang diperhatikan adalah bersifat kontinu dan diukur pada skala ordinal (misalnya skala). (3) uji kebaikan suai r2 nagelkarke (nagelkerke r2 test). karena preferensi dipengaruhi banyak faktor bebas, r2 diperkirakan akan kecil. meskipun demikian, dalam penelitian ini besaran r2 tidak terlalu penting karena penelitian ini hanya mengadopsi variabel bebas yang didasarkan dari sisi teoritis semata. validitas dari kebenaran pemilihan variabel bebas dalam penelitian ini lebih cenderung menggunakan ukuran teoritis dan ukuran statistik hanya sebagai penunjang semata. asumsi/batasan penelitian beberapa asumsi yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini antara lain: (1) preferensi merupakan variabel yang terukur dan dapat dikalkulasi secara empiris. (2) sulitnya untuk mengukur pendapatan pribadi, pengeluaran masyarakat atau konsumen setiap bulan digunakan sebagai proksi untuk mengukur tingkat pendapatan. (3) jumlah responden dalam penelitian sebanyak 200 orang dianggap cukup mampu merepresentasikan pola konsumsi masyarakat purwokerto. (4) responden dalam penelitian ini adalah kepala keluarga atau orang yang merepresentasikan kepala keluarga dan dianggap mampu mengambil keputusan konsumsi keluarga dengan tujuan untuk memilih responden yang mampu mengambil keputusan secara rasional. (5) dalam analisis faktor yang mempengaruhi preferensi, responden dianggap rasional dan mampu membedakan dengan baik antara produk asal cina dengan produk bukan asal cina (domestik). (6) sesuai dengan landasan teoritis pada faktor yang mempengaruhi preferensi, maka variabel tak tergantung yang diterapkan untuk mendeteksi perubahan variabel tujuan adalah sama yaitu menggunakan variabel bebas: harga, pendapatan, citra produk, manfaat, pelayanan, kelas sosial, karakter, dan psikologi. (7) penelitian ini tidak bertujuan untuk melakukan permodelan (modelling) melainkan untuk menguji secara riil pengaruh variabel bebas yang ditentukan secara teoritis terhadap preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas (rakhmat priyono) 19 variabel terikat. dengan demikian penelitian ini mengabaikan kemungkinan terjadinya bias parameter uji statistik dan tidak mementingkan tinggi rendahnya nilai parameter variabel tetapi lebih melihat pada besaran parameter variabel (positif atau negatif) dan tingkat signifikansinya. hasil dan pembahasan gambaran preferensi responden gambaran preferensi responden masyarakat purwokerto pada komoditas impor asal cina adalah sebagai berikut: (1) secara umum, masyarakat purwokerto cukup mampu membedakan antara produk impor asal cina dengan produk non-cina. sekitar 62,89 persen masyarakat mampu membedakannya dan selebihnya sekitar 37,11 persen kurang dapat membedakan suatu komoditas sebagai produk cina atau bukan. jika dirinci untuk setiap jenis komoditas yang diteliti, masyarakat paling mampu membedakan antara komoditas elektronik komunikasi asal cina (sekitar 84 persen). hanya sekitar 16 persen yang tidak mampu membedakannya. sementara, untuk produk elektronika audio video cukup besar juga, sekitar 68 persen. sebaliknya, untuk produk elektronika jenis komputer dan elektronika lainnya masyarakat cenderung kurang mampu mengerti perbedaannya. sekitar 51 persen masyarakat tidak mampu membedakan komoditas elektronik komunikasi dan 52 persen tidak mampu membedakan komoditas elektronik jenis lainnya. (2) masyarakat purwokerto tidak terlalu skeptis pada perilakunya untuk memilih produk asal cina. hal ini terbukti dari kecenderungan yang cukup besar untuk memilih produk cina ketika produk substitusinya tidak tersedia. sekitar 50 persen masyarakat menyatakan mereka akan membelinya dan selebihnya 50 persen masyarakat tidak bersedia membelinya ketika mendapatkan situasi ketiadaan produk substitusi di pasar. (3) pada kondisi ketiadaan kendala anggaran dan ketersediaan berbagai barang substitusi, masyarakat purwokerto cenderung untuk memilih produk non-cina. sebaiknya, demikian ketika menghadapi kendala anggaran, sebagian masyarakat purwokerto tidak terlalu bersifat memilih. sekitar 46 persen cukup yakin untuk membeli produk asal cina. sementara, sekitar 54 persen cenderung untuk menunda pembelian pada produk cina dan menunggu waktu dan dana yang tepat untuk lebih memilih produk non cina. (4) masyarakat juga lebih meyakini bahwa berbagai produk impor asal cina cukup mampu mengancam keberadaan produk lokal. sekitar 75 persen masyarakat purwokerto menganggap produk cina berpotensi untuk menurunkan daya saing produk lokal. (5) meskipun responden meyakini adanya potensi ancaman dari produk cina terhadap produk lokal, masyarakat masih bersedia untuk melakukan transaksi pembelian pada produk asal cina. alasan yang paling mendominasi adalah faktor harga. sekitar 76 persen masyarakat membeli produk cina karena harganya yang lebih murah. demikian pula faktor ketersediaannya, sekitar 63 persen masyarakat memilih produk cina karena cenderung mudah diperoleh di pasar. alasan lainnya adalah produk cina lebih menarik dari produk lokal (51 persen) dan ketersediaannya yang lebih bervariasi (52,5 persen). sementara untuk faktor kualitas mendapatkan respons berbeda di mana mayoritas masyarakat menyatakan faktor kualitas bukan menjadi alasan untuk memilih produk cina. (6) komoditas lain asal cina yang cukup tinggi preferensinya adalah elektronika jenis barang komunikasi dan audio/video. sekitar 52,5 persen responden cenderung memilih produk cina untuk alat telekomunikasi dan sekitar 51,0 persen responden cenderung memilih produk perangkat audio/video. observasi lapangan memperlihatkan alat komunikasi terutama telepon genggam asal cina makin banyak beredar di pasar. departemen perdagangan juga memublikasikan dari januari sampai juli 2010 terdapat tambahan merek baru dengan dominasi asal cina lebih dari 30 merek telepon genggam. dengan variasi produk, pemasaran dan distribusi produk yang makin luas, harga lebih terjangkau, fasilitas tools serupa merek jepang/barat, serta iklan produk yang gencar telah membuat produk handphone jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 20 asal cina makin mengurangi dominasi pasar komoditas sejenis asal jepang atau barat. demikian pula perangkat audio/video, masyarakat semakin mudah mengakses komoditas ini. (7) beberapa jenis komoditas elektronik asal cina terlihat kurang mendapat preferensi tinggi dari masyarakat purwokerto. hal ini diperlihatkan oleh preferensi minor dari responden pada komoditas elektronik untuk jenis komputer, peralatan dapur serta elektronik lainnya. meskipun untuk produk komputer asal cina makin variatif, posisi produk sejenis non-cina masih mendominasi dan cenderung lebih dipilih oleh konsumen. pada peralatan elektronik untuk dapur, seperti mesin cuci dan mesin pendingin, dominasi di pasar masih terlihat pada produk merek jepang dan korea selatan. demikian pula untuk produk elektronika rumah tangga lainnya, seperti pendingin ruang, pilihan masyarakat lebih cenderung pada merek non-cina, seperti merek jepang dan korea selatan. faktor yang mempengaruhi preferensi dari 5 jenis komoditas yang diteliti, dengan memasukkan 8 variabel tak tergantung terhadap preferensi produk cina dapat diketahui tidak semua variabel tersebut memberikan dampak yang konsisten secara teoritis. pada jenis komoditas telekomunikasi, kenaikan faktor harga mendorong meningkatnya preferensi konsumen. dengan banyaknya ragam produk telekomunikasi, masyarakat menghadapi banyak pilihan untuk menentukan keputusannya melakukan pembelian atau tidak. harga komoditas ini untuk merek asal cina pada umumnya sudah cukup rendah dan lebih rendah dari produk-produk substitusinya dari merek non-cina. sebagian produk cina ini juga memiliki harga kurang dari setengah produk non-cina meskipun diklaim memiliki teknologi yang sama. jika terdapat komoditas cina yang lebih tinggi dari rata-rata harga komoditas serupa merek cina, produk tersebut memiliki spesifikasi dan teknologi yang lebih baik dari rata-rata produk. karena itu, sedikit kenaikan harga pada produk cina ini dari harga rataratanya dianggap konsumen memiliki kelebihan dan merupakan alternatif yang lebih baik daripada membeli merek cina pada harga ratarata. hal ini juga berlaku untuk jenis komoditas komputer, peralatan dapur dan elektronik lainnya. tabel 1 memperlihatkan besaran parameter (positif atau negatif) dari variabel-varaiabel yang yang mempengaruhi preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas asal cina. pada sisi pendapatan, pada umumnya barang normal memiliki ciri kenaikan pendapatan akan mendorong kenaikan permintaan atau preferensi. pada komoditas asal cina, pendekatan teoritis ini berlaku untuk semua jenis komoditas tahan lama kecuali peralatan elektronika untuk dapur jenis komoditas ini dari sisi pendapatan dapat digolongkan sebagai barang inferior. untuk peralatan elektronik dapur, masyarakat cenderung akan beralih ke produk non-cina jika mengetahui terdapat kenaikan harga. dari pengurutan atau peringkat variabel yang memberikan kontribusi penting pada preferensi produk cina. tabel 2 menunjukkan pemeringkatan tersebut. dengan pemeringkatan ini dapat diketahui bagaimana preferensi sebenarnya masyarakat pada suatu produk. tabel 1. dampak variabel bebas pada preferensi variabel audio/video telekomunikasi komputer alat dapur lainnya harga – +* + ** + + pendapatan + + + – + citra produk + + + + – manfaat + – – + ** – pelayanan + * – + + + * kelas sosial – + + – ** – * karakter – – – – – psikologi + +* + + ** + * * signifikan pada tingkat kesalahan ( = 5%) ** signifikan pada tingkat kesalahan ( = 10%) preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas (rakhmat priyono) 21 jika, misalnya, harga menjadi pertimbangan utama dalam memilih produk maka upaya kebijakan harga menjadi prioritas paling utama dalam manajemen pemasaran industri dalam negeri pada komoditas tersebut. pada komoditas audio/video diketahui faktor pelayanan menjadi prioritas utama pada preferensi konsumen, selanjutnya adalah faktor manfaat dan harga. masyarakat memilih produk ini terutama karena aspek ketersediaan purna jual seperti kemudahan mengakses komponen pendukung atau produk komplemennya. demikian pula, jika masyarakat melihat manfaat dari penggunaan produk ini meningkat maka preferensinya akan makin tinggi. selain itu, faktor harga memiliki peran penting. penurunan harga produk akan mendorong kenaikan preferensi. pada komoditas peralatan telekomunikasi, faktor utama yang mendorong preferensi masyarakat adalah faktor psikologis. meskipun pada awal munculnya produk telekomunikasi cina dianggap sebagai barang alternatif kedua, pada saat ini masyarakat semakin yakin dengan pilihannya. tingginya diferensiasi produk cina dari sisi teknologi maupun pilihan ragam alternatif penggunaannya serta banyaknya produk di pasaran mendorong efek psikologis konsumen bahwa produk ini semakin layak untuk dikonsumsi. untuk komoditas komputer, faktor harga menjadi faktor paling penting yang memberikan pengaruh pada perubahan preferensi. dengan makin banyaknya merek perangkat komputer dan harga yang makin terjangkau, konsumen melihat pada saat ini perangkat komputer bukan merupakan produk yang terlalu istimewa. kenaikan harga pada produk ini cenderung disebabkan oleh pengembangan produk dan perbaikan teknologi. konsumen memiliki preferensi jika mendapatkan produk dengan harga yang sedikit lebih tinggi mereka akan mendapatkan manfaat yang lebih besar dari penggunaan produk ini. selain itu dari deskripsi sebelumnya terdapat kecenderungan masyarakat tidak terlalu mampu membedakan antara perangkat komputer asal cina dengan non-cina. dengan demikian pada produk komputer tersebut dapat dianggap tidak terlalu terdapat perbedaan antara produk asal cina dengan non-cina. dari sisi ini, masyarakat juga memiliki preferensi akan memperoleh manfaat yang lebih besar jika memilih produk perangkat komputer dengan harga yang lebih tinggi. beberapa situasi ini menyebabkan faktor harga perangkat komputer memberikan dampak positif pada preferensi masyarakat. pada perangkat elektronik untuk dapur, faktor paling berpengaruh pada preferensi masyarakat penggunanya adalah sisi psikologi. semakin tinggi keyakinan masyarakat untuk membeli produk ini maka preferensinya akan semakin naik. untuk komoditas elektronik jenis lainnya faktor pelayanan menjadi faktor utama yang memberikan dampak pada perubahan preferensi. masyarakat melihat jika terdapat perbaikan akses untuk mendapatkan pelayanan purna jual seperti garansi maupun ketersediaan produk pengganti dan komponen komplemennya, preferensi masyarakat akan meningkat. realitasnya adalah sampai saat ini untuk jenis produk cina ini masih terbatas layanan purna jualnya. hasil estimasi regresi tersebut mengindikasikan jika layanan purna jual dari produk cina tersebut sebaik layanan purna jual produk tabel 2. peringkat berdasar tingkat signifikansi variabel bebas variabel audio/video telekomunikasi komputer alat dapur lainnya harga 3 2 1 4 6 pendapatan 6 5 6 5 4 citra produk 8 6 8 8 7 manfaat 2 8 7 2 5 pelayanan 1 3 5 7 1 kelas sosial 7 7 4 3 2 karakter 5 4 3 6 8 psikologi 4 1 2 1 3 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 22 non-cina, terdapat kecenderungan minat masyarakat akan meningkat pada produk cina tersebut. simpulan kemampuan daya saing produk domestik dapat ditentukan dari sisi konsumennya. jika preferensi konsumen pada produk domestik rendah jika dibandingkan dengan produk impor maka konsumen dalam negeri akan meninggalkan produk domestik. konsumen akan lebih memilih produk impor. dengan demikian pengukuran daya tahan produk domestik dapat diukur dari seberapa besar preferensi permintaan masyarakat pada produk asing dan domestik. dengan fokus pada sisi permintaan masyarakat domestik, penelitian ini akan menguji preferensi masyarakat purwokerto pada komoditas asal cina. secara umum, masyarakat purwokerto cukup mampu membedakan antara produk impor asal cina dengan produk non-cina. untuk setiap jenis komoditas yang diteliti, masyarakat paling mampu membedakan antara komoditas elektronik komunikasi asal cina. mereka juga tidak terlalu skeptis pada perilakunya untuk memilih produk asal cina. hal ini terbukti dari kecenderungan yang cukup besar untuk memilih produk cina ketika produk substitusinya tidak tersedia. di sisi lain, masyarakat lebih meyakini bahwa berbagai produk impor asal cina cukup mampu mengancam keberadaan produk lokal. hasil penelusuran untuk setiap komoditas yang diteliti ditemukan variasi preferensi. preferensi produk cina yang cukup tinggi terutama untuk peralatan elektronika telekomunikasi (termasuk telematika) serta elektronik audio/ video. sebaliknya, masyarakat cenderung memberikan preferensi yang lebih tinggi pada produk non-cina untuk komoditas elektronik jenis komputer dan elektronika untuk rumah tangga. dari delapan variabel yang diuji untuk mengukur perubahan preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas asal cina. satu hal yang menarik, preferensi dari sebagian besar komoditas yang diteliti cenderung dipengaruhi oleh faktor psikologis. faktor ini memberikan dampak positif pada preferensi dan penting terutama untuk komoditas telekomunikasi, elektronik dapur dan elektronik jenis lainnya. hal ini mengindikasikan masyarakat cenderung memilih ketika memutuskan untuk mengonsumsi produk cina, dalam arti memiliki berbagai pertimbangan ketika akan membeli produk asal cina. jika mereka telah cukup yakin dengan pilihannya mereka baru bersedia untuk membelinya. implikasi dari hal ini adalah masyarakat cukup rasional dan keputusan konsumsinya pada komoditas asal cina memerlukan pertimbangan tertentu. analisis preferensi komoditas produk cina ini mengambil sudut pandang mikro tentang bagaimana reaksi konsumen terhadap pilihan komoditasnya. aspek kebijakan yang lebih tepat adalah kebijakan dengan sasaran bagaimana mengarahkan preferensi masyarakat untuk lebih tertarik pada produk lokal. karena itu, pemerintah perlu mengupayakan berbagai upaya untuk mempertahankan preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas lokal atau domestik tetap terjaga. beberapa kebijakan umum terkait dengan acfta yang perlu dilakukan di antaranya adalah: (1) meningkatkan kapasitas dan kualitas infrastruktur untuk mendorong tetap bertahannya industri lokal maupun joint venture sekaligus menarik minat investasi langsung, (2) mengamankan pasar dalam negeri di antaranya melalui kebijakan yang terkait dengan kemudahan administrasi dan birokrasi, (3) mendorong keterkaitan antarindustri untuk menciptakan produk unggulan yang lebih diminati masyarakat dan mampu menekan harga, (4) peningkatan kapasitas teknologi termasuk pula mendorong hubungan kerja sama dengan lembaga pendidikan tinggi dalam penciptaan teknologi terbarukan serta meningkatkan kemampuan transfer teknologi berbasis r&d di dalam negeri, (5) meningkatkan penerapan standarisasi (sni) komponen termasuk safety standard untuk melindungi eksistensi industri dalam negeri, dan (6) membudayakan masyarakat untuk mencintai produk dalam negeri di antaranya melalui promosi dan periklanan, serta memasukannya dalam kurikulum pendidikan sekolah. preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas (rakhmat priyono) 23 daftar pustaka bank indonesia. 2010. survei konsumen di purwokerto. purwokerto: kantor bank indonesia. departemen perdagangan ri. 2008. 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-0,0676950 0,1483454 0,2082400 1 0,6481504 karakter -0,2497888 0,2494872 1,0024200 1 0,3167257 psikolog 0,1173622 0,1120020 1,0980061 1 0,2947041 constant -0,8219182 0,6000505 1,8762110 1 0,1707654 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 24 hosmer and lemeshow test chi-square df sig. 7,11779053 8 0,52397901 omnibus tests of model coefficients chi-square df sig. step 21,0453712 8 0,00702788 block 21,0453712 8 0,00702788 model 21,0453712 8 0,00702788 model summary -2 log likeli cox & snell nagelkerke r square 256,133496 0,0998797 0,13319069 elektronik: telekomunikasi variabel b s.e. wald df sig. harga 0,1855098 0,0832479 4,9657822 1 0,0258536 pendapat 0,2294522 0,2711499 0,7160866 1 0,3974306 citra 0,0815733 0,1109634 0,5404270 1 0,4622558 manfaat -0,0026737 0,0897949 0,0008866 1 0,9762463 layanan -0,1389820 0,1060639 1,7170454 1 0,1900738 kelas 0,0471653 0,1495671 0,0994426 1 0,7524995 karakter -0,2883109 0,2480631 1,3508206 1 0,2451347 psikolog 0,2755665 0,1101805 6,2552283 1 0,0123827 constant -1,2671425 0,6087173 4,3333086 1 0,0373735 hosmer and lemeshow test chi-square df sig. 8,75255688 8 0,36359815 omnibus tests of model coefficients chi-square df sig. step 22,5504664 8 0,00399198 block 22,5504664 8 0,00399198 model 22,5504664 8 0,00399198 model summary -2 log likeli cox & snell nagelkerke r square 254,208197 0,10662811 0,14228958 preferensi masyarakat pada komoditas (rakhmat priyono) 25 elektronik: komputer variabel b s.e. wald df sig. harga 0,162248 0,086851 3,489882 1 0,061745 pendapat 0,131669 0,302156 0,189891 1 0,663007 citra 0,014647 0,125679 0,013582 1 0,907223 manfaat -0,021403 0,097506 0,048183 1 0,826255 layanan 0,059269 0,118482 0,250239 1 0,616907 kelas 0,086235 0,161636 0,284635 1 0,593679 karakter -0,173883 0,279642 0,386644 1 0,534069 psikolog 0,188011 0,133184 1,992801 1 0,158048 constant -2,489142 0,735217 11,462216 1 0,000710 hosmer and lemeshow test chi-square df sig. 10,4555498 8 0,23449586 omnibus tests of model coefficients chi-square df step 13,4161434 8 0,09831103 block 13,4161434 8 0,09831103 model 13,4161434 8 0,09831103 model summary -2 log likeli cox & snell nagelkerke r square 215,806623 0,06488028 0,0951142 elektronik: dapur variabel b s.e. wald df sig. harga 0,05850165 0,08388055 0,48642251 1 0,48552749 pendapat -0,17211787 0,29589523 0,33835762 1 0,56077877 citra 0,00117177 0,10675529 0,00012048 1 0,99124243 manfaat 0,15330385 0,08658162 3,13512348 1 0,07662258 layanan 0,01333471 0,10460779 0,01624947 1 0,89856571 kelas -0,27577268 0,1575698 3,06306731 1 0,08009035 karakter -0,08875535 0,2565332 0,11970214 1 0,72935777 psikolog 0,19313607 0,10498842 3,38410644 1 0,06582785 constant -1,14913243 0,63642047 3,26025731 1 0,0709780 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 13-26 26 hosmer and lemeshow test chi-square df sig. 16,3991055 8 0,03701115 omnibus tests of model coefficients chi-square df sig step 22,6325357 8 0,0038695 block 22,6325357 8 0,0038695 model 22,6325357 8 0,0038695 model summary -2 log likeli cox & snell nagelkerke r square 248,110883 0,10699462 0,14425174 elektronika lain variabel b s.e. wald df sig. harga 0,09381239 0,09724828 0,93058614 1 0,33471066 pendapat 0,42406171 0,32861264 1,66528899 1 0,19689073 citra -0,09026093 0,14016185 0,41470565 1 0,51959072 manfaat -0,13363183 0,1255599 1,13270788 1 0,28719848 layanan 0,29621729 0,12849378 5,3144286 1 0,02114953 kelas -0,4454776 0,20740049 4,61351783 1 0,0317209 karakter -0,11616418 0,30208144 0,14787555 1 0,70057388 psikolog 0,30848061 0,15556281 3,93227807 1 0,04736774 constant -2,32944254 0,78389684 8,83051805 1 0,00296234 hosmer and lemeshow test chi-square df sig. 9,23242495 8 0,32307001 omnibus tests of model coefficients chi-square df step 26,7493006 8 0,000781 block 26,7493006 8 0,000781 model 26,7493006 8 0,000781 model summary -2 log likeli cox & snell nagelkerke r square 186,516236 0,1251882 0,19091439 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 1, april 2021 article type: research paper value-added, energy, and technologycapital in central java industries setyo tri wahyudi1* and darmawan1 abstract: nowadays, many industries do not depend on labor intensive, but have transformed to rely on intensive technology. industry is considered potential strategy to raise value-added for its effort to alter raw or intermediate goods to finished goods. in this study, value-added approach is used to measure the role of technology capital and energy. a lot of work has been done analyzing restricted variables in single study, but there is still a significant gap where research did not determine differences between measures. this paper aims to discuss the similarities of many technology – capital and energy related variables in central java industries and analyzes their profile change to regional value-added from 2007 to 2017. data related to technology – capital and energy are collected from statistics indonesia (badan pusat statistik). the variables are examined using exploration factor analysis, multiple linear regression, and cluster analysis. the result shows that the energy consumption has the greatest effect on value-added rising during the study period, while technology capital does not. hence, policymaker should maintain the availability of energy for industries. then, except for kudus regency and semarang municipality, policymaker should pay attention to the growth of value-added of the entire regions. keywords: value-added; energy; technology; capital; spatial; industry jel classification: e23, j24 introduction it is widely accepted in whole countries that the development in the industrial sector is the potential strategic development. that is because the process raises value-added, converting raw or intermediate materials into finished products. furthermore, the industrial sector is considered competitive and often associated with rapid economic growth. in indonesia, not only is the manufacturing industry the main driving force behind the sustainable and rapid economic growth, but also the national economic structure's pillar industry. for example, in 2007, ratio of industrial sector to gross domestic product (gdp) is 27.01 percent and in 2017, the sector of industry contributes 20.16 percent or 13,588.8 trillion to gdp. it is a fantastic percentage. even in 2015, indonesia's industrial contribution to gdp was the fourth largest in the world. hence, the growth strategy of the manufacturing sector must be within a strategy context. it should place the priority of industrial sector growth in a concentrated manner on high productivity and high competitiveness industries (anggriawan, maskie, & syafitri, 2019). affiliation: 1 department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas brawijaya, east java, indonesia *correspondence: setyo.tw@ub.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i1.8926 citation: wahyudi, s.t., & darmawan, d. (2021). value-added, energy, and technology-capital in central java industries. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(1), 75-88. article history received: 31 may 2020 revised: 01 july 2020 14 aug 2020 18 sep 2020 accepted: 19 jan 2021 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57191995110 https://ie.feb.ub.ac.id/id/ https://ie.feb.ub.ac.id/id/ https://ie.feb.ub.ac.id/id/ https://ie.feb.ub.ac.id/id/ mailto:setyo.tw@ub.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8926 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.8926&domain=pdf wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 76 most industries today do not depend on labor intensive, but they have transformed to rely on intensive technology. the growth brought by technological change is sustainable as technology is focused on innovation, such as scientific development and accumulation of knowledge (kapelko & abbott, 2015; liu et al., 2015) where the rule of decreasing marginal utility does not apply at all. this is also a sign of increased marginal utility. even though the adoption of digital technology has raised concern about the way it will transform the productivity and employment (camiña, díaz-chao, & torrent-sellens, 2020). there are several benefits obtained by the implementation of technology in industry, particularly advancements from machinery and other equipment. products can for example be massively produced in a short time. as a result, industries could significantly raise their total value-added. however, there is any interesting finding from the study muchdie and nurrasyidin (2019) about the relationship between technological progress and human development. they found that the impact of technological progress on human development is negative, both direct and indirect. in a transition from labor to capital-intensive industries, the manufacturing sector has undergone structural change (whang, 2019). hamidi and elida (2018) does research related to value-added and labor. even though labor is ample physically, it will not be cheap economically. as a result, promoting the growth of labor intensive production would thus be extremely difficult (grabowski, 2016). moreover, al-thani et al. (2018) says that the development of smart technology has contributed to some of the sustainability ideas to be reconsidered. like low density cities can become both sustainable and livable, providing the framework for a sustainable town. a different study such wang et al. (2020) analyzes the driving impact of the industry growth drivers. it shows that the factor of production was the first and foremost driver of growth, but its driving impact was confronted with a rigorous labor driven challenge. the regional factor production offers obvious spatial correlation and heterogeneity without a fairly stable pattern of space. the competitiveness of the industry in all regions is significantly influenced by the economic climate, the structure of industrial organizations and the technological level. the framework of industrial organization exerts the various effects on the productivity of different regions (chen et al., 2017). meanwhile, technology somehow is related to energy consumption. unconventional machining (ucm) processes are typically energy-intensive and used mainly for processing materials with high-quality specifications. in response to the new machining strategy of energy-saving and emission reduction, zheng et al., (2020) shows that the energy conservation and emission reduction approaches in unconventional machining have focused mainly on machine tool design optimization, process modeling and optimization, and controlling demand. geng and cui (2020) combines the analytical approaches of economics and geography, and takes data from the companies listed in the energy conservation and environmental protection industries. instead, from the environmental protection viewpoint, they examine the spatial variability of the performance of industrial capital allocation and its motivating factors. the results show that there is a pattern of growing uncertainty in the capital allocation performance of the chinese energy conservation and environmental protection industry. environmental regulation and infrastructure have a substantial wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 77 positive impact on the efficiency of regional capital allocation, and improve other drivers influence and spatial heterogeneity. dilaver and hunt (2011) forecasts future demand for industrial energy, the relationship between industrial energy use, industrial value-added and electricity prices. the findings indicate that production and real electricity prices and an underlying energy demand pattern all play an important role in driving the market for turkish industrial power. while balogun and mativenga (2013) track the visibility and process dependence of energy and carbon footprint in machining process through a new mathematical model and logic that predict direct electrical energy requirements in machining toolpaths. further, yustisia and sugiyanto (2014) investigate the existence of environmental kuznets curve (ekc) according to development level and energy orientation, such as consumption of energy, export of energy, import of energy, and share of renewable energy consumption over the period 1991-2010 and found that renewable energy has an important role for sustainable development. budzianowski (2012) concludes that the most attractive synergies between energy technologies and value-added management were found in the following area: (i) soil fertilization (sustainable agriculture), (ii) the use of co2 to enhance biomass growth, (iii) simultaneous (bio)-chemicals and fuels production and (iv) the enhancement of oil and natural gas recovery. furthermore, yao and cheng (2015) says energy is an important material basis for national economy's sustainable development and raising the living standards of the people. many researchers try finding a method that is highly accurate in forecasting energy consumption of industry. however, in indonesia cases, prishardoyo and sebayang (2013) examined the relationship between economic growth in central java province with the quality of the environment through people perception. they found that most people are not bothered by the decline in the quality of the environment, especially air quality so that the use of vehicles is increasing. another finding is that low public participation in managing the environment around where they live, especially for people who are directly affected economy activities. in accordance with value-added, kalu et al. (2019) and abokyi et al. (2018) explores whether there is any relationship between energy consumption and value-added agricultural and industrial sectors as well as the nigerian economy's overall growth rate. the finding is there is a very strong evidence of the existence of a long-run relationship between energyconsumption and indicators of economic growth. there is clear evidence that economic growth and agricultural value-added respond to the shocks and dynamics of the energy consumption studied, although the value-added of production proved otherwise. oppositely ghaderi, azadeh, and mohammadzadeh (2006) finds that electricity consumption does not add any value to most industries in iran. on the contrary, for marxists, backwardness emerges failure to apply modernisation theory. the process of development and underdevelopment are purely formal and ahistorical. future societies will not replicate the paths of other societies in the past. the underdevelopment has taken place within global context of capitalist accumulation and dependence for the periphery economies (amin, 1975). furthermore, there is no wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 78 presumption that capital goods industries will be capital-intensive. there is no presumption that appropriate products will employ appropriate technology. it may therefore not be possible to classify any particular technique as inappropriate, because it may be appropriate in some respects, inappropriate in others (stewart, 1978) previous research investigates only a limited number of variables in a single study. budzianowski (2012) as an example, conducts a study in response to energy technology and value added. hamidi and elida (2018) provide deep understanding between valueadded and labor. in addition, zheng et al. (2020) reveal related technology to energy consumption. geng and cui (2020) examine spatial variability of the industrial capital performance and environmental protection. camiña et al. (2020) analyze the links between automation technologies, productivity and long-term jobs using a panel of data analysis. meanwhile, dilaver and hunt (2011) forecast future demand for industrial energy by using the relationship among industrial energy use, industrial value-added and electricity prices. based on the previous research, there is still a large gap where research only use one variable to represent one measure. this paper uses several variables to determine one measure and then examine differences between measures. the measures would be technology capital and energy. the novelty of the research, this study explores similarities of several variables related to technology capital and energy in central java industries and analyzes their profile shift to value-addedon a regional level from 2007 to 2017. the finding includes significant contributions to the development economics literature and offers valuable information for policymakers. research method in this study, we use data from central java industries on value-added, value of gasoline, value of fuel oil, purchased electricity, purchase/addition and construction/major repairs of land, building, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other fixed capital. details are taken from publication of statistics indonesia-badan pusat statistik (bps), namely statistics of medium and large manufacturing industry in central java. we use the data from 2007 and 2017 publications. the cases are based on 35 regions/municipalities in central java. since there are lots of variables in this study, measurement and interpretation will be more complex than if the variable is less. that’s why we are going to simplify the variables in the first place. then, regarding value-added of industries in central java, we are going to analyze the impact of various factors in 2007 and 2017. next, value-added spatial mapping relating to both factors is compared between 2007 and 2017. therefore, this study use statistical measures as follows: exploratory factor analysis the factor model is basically inspired by the following argument, namely assuming variables can be grouped by their correlations. that is, assume that all variables within a given group are strongly correlated with each other, but relatively small correlations with wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 79 variables in other groups. factor analysis can be considered an extension of principal component analysis (johnson & wichern, 2007). the main purpose of factor analysis are data summarization and data reduction. data summarization describes the relationship between variables through a correlation check. if the correlation is made between the variables of the analysis, it is called an analysis of the factor r. nevertheless, if a correlation is made between respondents or sample analysis, it is called q factor analysis, which is often popularly referred to cluster analysis. meanwhile, data reduction means creating a new set of variables called a factor to replace a certain number of variables after a connection is created. exploratory factor analysis begins with assessing good variables and then factoring and rotating. once the factors have been rotated and interpreted, we can measure the factor scores, another aspect of the study. factor scores are linear combinations of the elements and can be used in subsequent research as independent variables (cleff, 2019; mooi, sarstedt & mooi-reci, 2018). multiple linear regression the numbers in the newly formed factors, namely energy factor as well as technology capital factor, are a composite of the related origin variables. hence, those factors can be used in regression analysis to examine the value-added in 2007 and 2017 due to energy as well as technology capital impact. the equation for each model is as follows: y = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝐹𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑜𝑟1 + 𝛽2𝐹𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑜𝑟2 + ⋯𝛽𝑛𝐹𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑛 + ε where y= value-added, 𝛽0 = intercept, 𝛽n = regression coefficient of n-th factor, 𝐹𝑎𝑐𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑛 = summarization of several variable n-th. to check robustness of multiple linear regression, we conduct the homoscedastisity test and normality test. homoscedasticity means that the variance of error or disturbance must be the same for each of the explanatory variable value. violation of homoscedaticity implies that we cannot trust statistical result. normality has a meaning that residuals are normally distributed. violation of normal form indicates that there is outlier in residual. in this study, breusch-pagan test will check homoscedasticity, while shapiro-wilk test will investigate normality in the model. clustering with k-means method k-means is a non-hierarchical data clustering method that attempts to partition existing data into one or more clusters or groups, so that data that has the same characteristics (high intra class similarity) is grouped into one same cluster, and data which have different characteristics (low inter class similarity) are grouped in other groups. this model provides precise distribution from multivariate perspective (battisti & parmeter, 2013). in this study, there are 3 clustered to be determined. we try examining the highest cluster with value-added, the medium cluster of value-added, and the cluster of the lowest one. wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 80 result and discussion modelling factor based on the result obtained from kaiser-meyer olkin measure of sampling adequacy, the existing variables, namely gasoline value, fuel oil value, electricity, purchase/addition and construction/major repairs of land, building, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other fixed capital, are able to be predicted and analyzed by using exploratory factor analysis. the results of the conducted factor analysis by using principal component method confirm that the initial eight items can be reduced without a significant loss of information. then the mapping result of eigen value vector (y-axis) versus the component associated with it (x-axis) indicates the number of factors can be formed. figure 1. demonstrates the scree plot suggesting that there are two loading factors should be established. it is shown by how many components located at or above the red line (y=1). figure 1 determining the number of factor loading source: data processed the component matrix resulting from the rotation process reveals clearer and more significant distribution of variables. it is obvious because there is no noticeable ambiguity between loading factor 1 and loading factor 2. the difference between both factors is obviously seen as rotation converges the forming of factors. the correlation between gasoline and factor 2 is 0.62 (strong). contrastly, the correlation between gasoline and factor 1 is weak. as a result, gasoline is included in factor 2. next, electricity is included in factor 2 as its loading factor is the largest. likewise, fuel oil is included in factor 2 because its correlation to factor 2 is the greatest. meanwhile, other variables such as purchase/addition and construction/major repairs of land, building, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other fixed capital are included in factor 1 as their correlations are great at factor 1. wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 81 table 1 rotated factor loadings (pattern matrix) and unique variances variable factor 1 factor 2 uniqueness gasoline 0.1500 0.6156 0.5985 electricity 0.3376 0.5760 0.5543 fuel oil 0.0726 0.6176 0.6133 machine 0.7504 0.5744 0.1070 land 0.9827 0.0390 0.0328 building 0.9840 0.1436 0.0111 vehicle 0.8379 0.4782 0.0692 other_fixed 0.6807 -0.1002 0.5266 source: data processed hence, the eight variables are grouped into two factors after they have been factored, rotated, and checked. they form two new factors because the covariance relationships among variables in terms of a few underlying, but unobservable, random quantities (johnson & wichern, 2007). we call the first factor as energy factor, consisting of the value of fuel oil, the value of gasoline, and electricity. while, the second factor is known as technology-capital factor that consists of machine, vehicle, building, land, and other capital. furthermore, we gain composite score from each factor which is important for subsequent analysis. we are going to use each factor as independent variable in further analysis. figure 2 variables of industries in central java after factoring and rotation source: data processed relationship between value-added, energy, and technologycapital 2007-2017 the values in the newly developed factors, namely energy and technology capital factor are combination of the associated variables of origin. furthermore, with these values, we assess the value-added in 2007 and 2017 by regression. the equation is as follows: 𝑙𝑛_𝑉𝑎𝑙𝑢𝑒 − 𝐴𝑑𝑑𝑒𝑑 = 𝛽0 + 𝛽1𝑇𝑒𝑐ℎ𝑛𝑜𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑦_𝐶𝑎𝑝𝑖𝑡𝑎𝑙 + 𝛽2𝐸𝑛𝑒𝑟𝑔𝑦 + ε wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 82 both energy factor and technology capital factor are capable of explaining the valueadded variance of central java industries by 24 per cent. it has the meaning that approximately 76 percent variance of value-added is determined by other explanatories beyond the model. the result shows that a rise in the usage of energy would significantly increase the central java’s value-added of industries. meanwhile, technology – capital factor is not significant statistically in the model. stewart (1978) notes that the underdeveloped industrial sectors are unable to pursue an alternate path. not only because the world economic facts of life make it impossible, but because the cultural, psychological and economic pressures of dependent relationship have shaped policy makers in third world countries. hence, they do not wish to follow an alternative strategy. table 2 regression result (number of observation: 70) variables coefficient standard error t-statistics prob. cons 20.83381 0.18692 111.45 0.000 technology_capital 0.34772 0.18977 1.83 0.071 energy 0.84713 0.20563 4.12 0.000 r-squared 0.2386 adj r-squared 0.2159 f-statistics 10.500 prob. f 0.0001 source: data processed several methods are used to illustrate the assumption behind regression (table 2), such as homoscedasticity test and normality test. the homoscedasticity test using breuschpagan test is based on residual of regression and independent variable, and the result show that there is considered homoscedasticity in the model (the prob > chi2 is more than 0.05). it means that data vary within the same range of the average. next, shapiro-wilk test is used to examine normality of data show that the data can be assumed normally distributed (the value of prob > z, which is more than 0.05). it has a meaning that the mean, median, and data mode are generally the same. table 3 gauss-markov condition: heteroscedasticity and normality test shapiro-wilk w test for normal data variable obs w v z prob>z residual 70 0.99218 0.481 -1.590 0.94413 breusch-pagan/cook-weisberg test for heteroskedasticity ho constant variance variable fitted values of ln_valueadded chi2(1) 1.37 prob. > chi2 0.2426 source: data processed profiles of central java’s industries 2007-2017 there are three cluster groupings in 2007. the first group is only composed by kudus regency as seen on the graph. this regency has the largest amount of value-added, much wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 83 greater than the average value-added in central java’s industries. this only regency often uses energy more than other industries, and even higher than the provincially industrial average consumption. however, this group usage of technology capital factor is the lowest of two other groups. interestingly, kudus does not use much technology capital value to reach high value-added. the second group consists of thirty regencies/municipalities. the industries under this category typically have the value-added, technology-capital factor, and energy consumption less than provincial average. even though these industries utilize technology capital factor the most among three groups in 2007 the value-added they hit are the least among three groups. regency of pati, regency of sragen, municipality of semarang, and regency of pekalongan belong to the third group. their position in term of valueadded as well as the usage of energy factor is in the middle. meanwhile, their technology capital factor usage is slightly less than the second group. figure 3 map of value-added clusterisation in central java’s industries 2007 source: statistics indonesia-badan pusat statistik (bps) as for 2017, kudus regency still uses low technology capital factor. its technology capital factor is lower than the average provincial industrial usage and also the lowest among other regencies/municipalities. its consumption of energy is significantly lower than municipality of semarang, but slightly higher than that of other thirty-three regions. kudus regency, however, still persists on attaining the greatest value-added among other regencies/municipalities. municipality of semarang utilizes much more technology capital factor as well as energy than other regions in central java, but its value-added is still far behind kudus regency. semarang municipality’s technology capital factor and energy level is far more than provincial industry rate and also the highest among other regencies/municipalities in 2017. thirty-three regions/municipalities experience the lowest value-added in 2017. all areas in central java, except for kudus regency and municipality of semarang, belong to one pati blora cilacap brebes wonogiri grobogan tegal demak kebumen jepara kendal banyumas sragen boyolali rembang magelang pemalang batang semarang klatenpurworejo wonosobo pekalongan temanggung kudus purbalingga banjarnegara karanganyar sukoharjo kota semarang cilacap kota pekalongan kota tegal kota surakarta kota salatiga kota magelang wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 84 group with the lowest value-added and the lowest factor of energy. even though these regions have middle technology capital factor that is higher than kudus regency, they can’t surpass the value-added of kudus. figure 4 map of value-added clusterisation in central java’s industries 2017 source: statistics indonesia-badan pusat statistik (bps) past studies did not specify the differences between measures or investigated only a limited number of variables in a single study. the current study employed factor analysis to analyze similarities and variation in the constructs assessed via statistics of medium and large manufacturing industry in central java. a two-factor solution was defined to be the most appropriate for explaining these constructs, namely energy aspect (explaining the purchase and the use of gasoline, fuel oil, and electricity) and technology capital aspect (explaining the purchase/addition and construction/major repairs of land, building, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other fixed capital). therefore, the two factors identified in this paper has a variety of implication practices. we may try to determine the industrial value-added for a wide variety of aspects. interestingly, there is a balance, but a gap in central java’s industry behavior from 20072017 in value-added increase. in 2007, value-added of overall industries rely on the consumption of energy and technology capital use (abokyi et al., 2018). however, in 2017 energy consumption leads to value-added, but technology – capital does not. it is believed that in 2017, the technology capital used by industries are typically unconventional machine, hence energy-intensive and used mainly for processing materials with high quality specifications (zheng et al., 2020). furthermore from 2007 to 2017, we may analyze the driving factor of the industry value-added drivers. it shows that generally the factor of energy is the first and foremost driver of value-added. regionally, factor of energy and factor of technology capital offer clear spatial correlation and heterogeneity with a relatively stable pattern of space. it is a little bit different with previous study (chen et al., 2017). kudus regency is the area of industries that utilize much energy, but little technology capital, however has a large amount of pati blora cilacap brebes wonogiri grobogan tegal demak kebumen jepara kendal banyumas sragen boyolali rembang magelang pemalang batang semarang klatenpurworejo wonosobo pekalongan temanggung kudus purbalingga banjarnegara karanganyar sukoharjo kota semarang cilacap kota pekalongan kota tegal kota surakarta kota salatiga kota magelang wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 85 value-added. this regency still persists in two distinct phases of study, 2007 and 2017. there is no noticeable difference in this region after eleven years. in comparison, municipality of semarang, the regency of pati, regency of sragen, and regency of pekalongan use middle energy and technology capital in 2007 and reaches middle value-added among central java’s industries. next, only semarang municipality raises these factors to be the most in 2017. however, the value-added that semarang municipality provides is still far from kudus regency. meanwhile, many regencies in 2007 use technology – capital the most, but their value-added are the least ones. furthermore in 2017, even though these regions utilize technology capital factor more than kudus regency (that reaches the first position in value-added in 2017), the value-added they achieve is still the least. conclusion past studies did not specify the differences between measures or investigated only a limited number of variables in a single study. the current study employed factor analysis to analyze similarities and variation in the constructs assessed via statistics of medium and large manufacturing industry in central java. a two-factor solution was defined to be the most appropriate for explaining these constructs, namely energy aspect (explaining the purchase and the use of gasoline, fuel oil, and electricity) and technology capital aspect (explaining the purchase/addition and construction/major repairs of land, building, machinery and equipment, vehicles and other fixed capital). therefore, the two factors identified in this paper has a variety of implication practices. we may try to determine the industrial value-added for a wide variety of aspects. overall, industries in central java rely on the energy consumption instead of technologycapital. the most used energy is from gasoline, fuel oil, and electricity. in order to support industrial process, policy maker should maintain the existence of energy source because it helps industries to raise value-added. the process of underdevelopment of technologycapital use indicates the failure of applying modernization. this situation could result from failure of replicating the paths of other developed economy societies’ history or could be caused by strongly dependent relationship of policymaker, so that they do not wish to follow an alternative strategy (amin, 1975; stewart, 1978). to this circumstance, industries had better employ appropriate technology to appropriate product (stewart, 1978). even though semarang municipality has increased its technology – capital to be the largest, the highest value-added is reached by kudus regency with the lowest usage of technology-capital. if kudus regency raise its consumption on technology-capital, it might boost value-added much higher. likewise, despite other regencies (except for kudus and semarang) in central java experience the highest use of technology – capital, still kudus regency with highest usage of energy consumption achieve the largest value-added. if central java province's industrial growth is used as the backbone of its economic development, the measurement of performance in this research has to be focused on its wahyudi & darmawan value-added, energy and technology-capital in central java industries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 86 value added. all regions, except for kudus regency and semarang municipality need paying attention because their value-added are the lowest. these regencies also utilize small amount of energy consumption, which is below the average. so, policymakers should care of these regions. conversely, industrial development policies which obviously have no effect on that economic growth need to be checked 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(2020). science of the total environment sustainability of unconventional machining industry considering impact factors and reduction methods of energy consumption : a review and analysis. science of the total environment, 722. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.137897 https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/1232 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.137897 microsoft word 03-lesta jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013, hlm.18-25 identifikasi kualitas pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah bambang prishardoyo1, lesta karolina br sebayang2 1,2 fakultas ekonomi, universitas negeri semarang kampus sekaran gunungpati semarang 50229, indonesia, phone: +62 24 86458337 e-mail korespondensi: lesta.sebayang@gmail.com naskah diterima: agustus 2012; disetujui: februari 2013 abstract: management of local natural resources should be able to increase the opportunities for targeted area and an attractive investment destination. by gdrp of central java, the sectors that has high contributions are manufacturing sector and agricultural sector. in the industrial activities, the distribution of the resulting production of vehicles requiring any contribution of economic activity (especially industry) will lead to an increase in the number of motor vehicles. these conditions it will increase the amount of emissions produced from vehicle related to air pollution. this study aims at identifying the relationship between economic growth in central java province with the quality of the environment through people perception. the method used in this study is using descriptive statistical analysis in identifying the level of economic growth and environmental degradation. some of the findings and conclusions as follows: 1 ) most people are not bothered by the decline in the quality of the environment, especially air quality so that the use of vehicles is increasing. 2) low public participation in managing the environment around where they live , especially for people who are directly affected economy activities 3 ) laboratory test results show the water is very polluted conditions with allegations of some industries that dump waste into the river. keywords: industry; environmental quality; economic growth; environmental degradation jel classification: r11, q56 abstrak: pengelolaan potensi sumber daya alam daerah harus mampu meningkatkan peluang daerah untuk dijadikan target dan tujuan investasi yang menarik. berdasarkan pdrb jawa tengah, sektor yang memberikan kontribusi yang cukup tinggi adalah sektor industri pengolahan, sektor pertanian. pada kegiatan industri, distribusi produksi yang dihasilkan membutuhkan kendaraan bermotor ada kontribusi aktivitas ekonomi (adanya industri) akan memicu peningkatan jumlah kendaraan bermotor. kondisi tersebut maka akan meningkatkan jumlah emisi yang dihasilkan dari kendaraan bermotor yang berkaitan dengan polusi udara. tujuan pada studi ini adalah melakukan identifikasi keterkaitan antara pertumbuhan ekonomi di provinsi jawa tengah dengan kualitas lingkungan melalui persepsi masyarakat yang berdekatan dengan industri. metode yang digunakan dalam studi ini yaitu menggunakan analisis statistik deskriptif dalam mengidentifikasi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan tingkat kerusakan lingkungan. beberapa temuan dan kesimpulan sebagai berikut: 1) sebagian besar masyarakat tidak terganggu dengan penurunan kualitas lingkungan terutama kualitas udara sehingga penggunaan kendaraan bermotor jusru semakin meningkat. 2) rendahnya kepedulian masyarakat dalam mengelola lingkungan sekitar tempat tinggal terutama bagi masyarakat yang terkena dampak langsung dari ada kegiatan atau aktivitas ekonomi. 3) hasil uji laboratorium menunjukkan kondisi air sangat tercemar dengan dugaan adanya beberapa industri yang membuang limbah ke sungai. kata kunci: industri; kualitas lingkungan; pertumbuhan ekonomi; kerusakan lingkungan klasifikasi jel: r11, q56 identifikasi kualitas pertumbuhan ... (bambang prishardoyo, lesta karolina br sebayang) 19 pendahuluan kebijakan desentralisasi dan otonomi daerah merupakan peluang bagi pemerintah daerah di indonesia untuk melaksanakan serta membiayai sendiri kemajuan pembangunan di daerahnya masing-masing. selama pelaksanaannya telah banyak yang sudah dicapai namun masih banyak pula yang belum terpenuhi sesuai dengan tujuan pembangunan yaitu membangun masyarakat yang adil dan makmur serta pembangunan yang berkelanjutan. provinsi jawa tengah merupakan salah satu daerah otonom yang mengelola daerahnya dengan meningkatkan industri dan tetap menjaga sumberdaya yang dimiliki. hal ini terbukti dengan sektor industri pengolahan dan sektor pertanian yang memberikan kontribusi yang tinggi. provinsi jawa tengah memiliki aktifitas ekonomi yang cukup tinggi. seperti halnya di kawasan daerah semarang dan kudus yang merupakan daerah kawasan industri. secara garis besar kegiatan ekonomi yang ada di jawa tengah pada umumnya yaitu produksi, konsumsi dan distribusi. provinsi jawa tengah memiliki kekayaan alam yang cukup berlimpah, sehingga apabila bisa dikelola dengan baik dapat memberikan kontribusi terhadap pendapatan daerah maupun pembangunan daerah jawa tengah. tanpa mengesampingkan salah satu tujuan pembangunan yaitu meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat secara berkelanjutan maka perlu adanya sebuah pengelolaan sumber daya alam secara berkelanjutan, artinya bahwa dalam memanfaatkan kekayaan sumber daya alam yang dimiliki jawa tengah dalam meningkatkan pendapatan daerahnya tidak hanya sekali pemanfaatan saja, akan tetapi perlu adanya upaya pelestarian maupun penggunaan atau pemanfaatan sumber daya secara efektif dan efisien dengan kata lain tidak melakukan usaha eksploitasi besar-besaran tanpa adanya upaya pelestarian dalam rangka pembangunan berkelanjutan. provinsi jawa tengah memiliki kawasan hutan meliputi 20 persen wilayah provinsi, terutama di bagian utara dan selatan. daerah blora-grobogan merupakan penghasil kayu jati. jawa tengah juga terdapat sejumlah industri besar dan menengah. daerah semarangungaran-demak-kudus merupakan kawasan industri dikenal sebagai pusat industri rokok. cilacap terdapat industri semen. blok cepu di pinggiran kabupaten blora (perbatasan jawa timur dan jawa tengah) terdapat cadangan minyak bumi yang cukup signifikan, dan kawasan ini sejak zaman hindia belanda telah lama dikenal sebagai daerah tambang minyak. tujuan studi adalah untuk mengidentifikasi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan kondisi lingkungan di provinsi jawa tengah dan melakukan analisis keterkaitan pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan kualitas lingkungan di kabupaten kudus dan kabupaten semarang perkembangan isu-isu lingkungan hidup akan mengarah pada perkembangan suatu komitmen pemerintah daerah untuk lebih memperhatikan dan bertanggung jawab pada lingkungan dan mampu memformulasikan strategi konservasi. satu sisi, perekonomian mengalami perkembangan dan pertumbuhan setiap tahunnya namun di sisi lainnya adanya dampak yang menurun pada lingkungan atau terjadinya degradasi lingkungan terutama di daerah yang memiliki kawasan industri ataupun cluster seperti kabupaten kudus dan kabupaten semarang . ekonomi lingkungan. pembangunan ekonomi adalah proses penciptaan suatu lingkungan oleh masyarakat yang mempengaruhi hasilhasil indikator ekonomi seperti kenaikan kesempatan kerja dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. lingkungan yang dimaksud sebagai sumber daya perencanaan meliputi lingkungan fisik, peraturan dan perilaku (blakely: 1998: 75-77). pengaturan penggunaan ruang wilayah bisa berakibat kerugian pada sebagian masyarakat karena lahan yang dimilikinya tidak bisa bebas digunakan. dengan demikian, perlu dipertanyakan apa landasannya sehingga negara berhak mengatur penggunaan ruang. di wilayah republik indonesia hak negara jelas diatur dalam uud 1945 pasal 33 ayat (3) yang berbunyi “bumi, air dan kekayaan alam yang terkandung di dalamnya dikuasai oleh negara dan dipergunakan untuk sebesar-besar kemakmuran rakyat.” hak negara ini lebih lanjut diatur dalam berbagai undang-undang dan peraturan pemerintah. di negara kapitalis pun sangat menjunjung tinggi hak milik perseorangan, terdapat kesadaran masyarakat bahwa jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 18-25 20 penggunaan lahan memang perlu diatur. hal ini tidak lain karena manfaat dari pengaturan penggunaan ruang tersebut kepada seluruh masyarakat adalah lebih tinggi dibanding dengan kerugian yang mungkin diderita oleh sekelompok kecil masyarakat. dalam sebuah terbitan world bank, christine m.e. whitehead (dunkerley, ed; 1983: 108) menulis “the market merchanism is unlikely, on its own, to produce an efficient allocation of land uses”. artinya, mekanisme pasar saja tidak akan menghasilkan suatu alokasi penggunaan lahan yang efisien. dengan demikian apabila dibiarkan, kemakmuran rakyat tidak akan maksimal atau bahkan bisa merosot. hal inilah yang mendorong agar pemerintah perlu campur tangan dalam pengaturan penggunaan lahan. beberapa alasan mengapa pemerintah perlu campur tangan dalam mengatur penggunaan lahan: 1) perlu tersedianya lahan untuk kepentingan umum; 2) adanya faktor eksternalitas (externalities); 3) informasi yang tidak sempurna; 4) daya beli masyarakat yang tidak merata, dan 5) perbedaan penilaian masyarakat antara manfaat jangka pendek dengan manfaat jangka panjang pemerintah perlu menyediakan lahan untuk kepentingan umum (public goods), yang apabila diserahkan kepada mekanisme pasar, hal itu tidak akan tersedia atau ketersediaannya tidak sebanyak yang dibutuhkan. lahan untuk kepentingan umum misalnya, untuk jaringan jalan, saluran drainase, jalur pipa air minum, jaringan listrik dan telepon, lapangan adanya olahraga, fasilitas pendidikan, atau fasilitas kesehatan. walaupun ada kemungkinan pihak swasta mau ikut membangun berbagai fasilitas yang dikemukan di atas, tetapi jumlahnya tidak akan sebanyak yang dibutuhkan. bahkan ada kebutuhan lahan yang kecil kemungkinannya desediakan oleh swasta (mekanisme pasar) tetapi sangat diperlukan untuk kelangsungan dan kenyamanan kehidupan manusia, yaitu yang bersangkut-paut dengan kelestarian lingkungan seperti hutan lindung, hutan suaka alam, jalur hijau/penyangga abrasi pada sempadan pantai, jalur hijau pada sempadan sungai, dan ruang terbuka yang hijau di perkotaan. lahan yang sudah disediakan pemerintah pun bahkan sering dirusak oleh masyarakat untuk tujuan keuntungan pribadi. adanya faktor eksternalitas (externalities) dalam kegiatan manusia yang akan menimbulkan social cost dari kegiatan tersebut terhadap lingkungan di sekitarnya yang bisa merugikan atau menguntungkan masyarakat (tetapi dalam banyak hal merugikan), tetapi tidak mempengaruhi penerimaan/pengeluaran institusi yang melakukan kegiatan tersebut. misalnya, kegiatan industri yang menimbulkan polusi apabila tidak diatur lokasinya dapat menciptakan kerugian (misalnya di bidang kesehatan) pada masyarakat di sekitarnya, padahal mekanisme pasar tidak mengatur pembayaran kompensasi oleh perusahaan kepada masyarakat yang dirugikan. contoh lain: apabila tanah miring (tidak datar) pada lereng-lereng perbukitan yang ditanami tanaman semusim (terlebih-lebih apabila tidak menggunakan terasering) maka kemampuan tanah untuk menahan air menurun tajam. hal ini bisa mendorong terjadinya banjir di musim hujan dan rendah debit sungai di musim kemarau. yang menderita kerugian bukan hanya petani yang melakukan aktivitas pada lereng perbukitan tersebut (karena terjadinya erosi dan menurunnya mutu tanah), tetapi kerugian yang lebih besar akan diderita oleh seluruh masyarakat, baik karena kebanjiran di musim hujan atau kekurangan air di musim kemarau. informasi yang tidak sempurna (assimetric information), menyangkut kondisi saat ini maupun tentang apa yang direncanakan orang saat ini untuk dilaksanakan di masa yang akan datang. seseorang tidak akan mengetahui apa yang dilakukan orang lain atas lahannya, padahal pengunaan lahan dapat mempengaruhi nilai/ kegunaan lahan masyarakat di sekitarnya. apabila informasi tidak sempurna, pasar merespon secara wajar sehingga apa yang dilakukan masyarakat menjadi tidak optimal. misalnya, masyarakat tidak mengetahui di mana akan dibangun lokasi industri berskala besar sehingga masyarakat tidak cukup cepat merespon kemungkinan tersebut seandainya masyarakat sejak awal sudah mengetahui, masyarakat bisa memanfaatkan peluang-peluang adanya industri tersebut, hal ini dapat mempercepat diperolehnya keuntungan/manfaat bagi industri tersebut dan bagi masyarakat sekitarnya. daya beli masyarakat yang tidak merata sehingga ada pihak-pihak yang dapat menguasai lahan secara berlebihan tetapi ada pihak lain identifikasi kualitas pertumbuhan ... (bambang prishardoyo, lesta karolina br sebayang) 21 yang sulit mendapatkan lahan. padahal lahan dibutuhkan setiap manusia setidak-tidaknya sebagai tempat tinggal. selain mengakibatkan ada pihak-pihak yang dirugikan pemanfaatan lahan juga menjadi tidak optimal, misalnya karena kehidupan menjadi tidak efisien. misalnya, adalah strategis cukup luas di perkotaan yang hanya dikuasai oleh segelintir manusia secara monopolistik atau oligopolistik. mereka bisa saja menetapkan sewa yang sangat tinggi untuk lahan tersebut. dikarenakan sewa yang sangat tinggi maka hanya kegiatan tertentu yang maupun membayar sewa tersebut, umumnya kegiatan perdagangan dan jasa. dengan demikian, permukiman terpaksa berada jauh di luar/pinggiran kota dan ini bisa membuat kehidupan kota menjadi tidak efisien karena sebagian pekerja adalah penglaju (commuter). hal ini mempercepat terjadinya kemacetan lalu lintas dan biaya hidup menjadi tinggi. perbedaan penilaian individu/masyarakat antara manfaat jangka pendek dengan manfaat jangka panjang. masyarakat cenderung menilai manfaat jangka pendek lebih penting ketimbang manfaat jangka panjang. metode penelitian sumber data yang digunakan terdiri dari: pertama; data primer; wawancara dan penyebaran kuesioner serta pengambilan sampel air sungai yang dilakukan dengan mengambil beberapa sampel rt yang berdekatan dengan industri di masing-masing daerah; kedua; data sekunder; dokumentasi dari badan pusat statistik (bps), beberapa dokumen lainnya. penelitian deskriptif diartikan sebagai proses pemecahan masalah yang diselidiki dengan melukiskan keadaan subyek dan obyek penelitian pada saat sekarang berdasarkan faktaakta yang tampak atau bagaimana adanya. tujuan studi ini untuk membuat deskripsi secara sistematis, faktual, dan akurat mengenai fakta-fakta dan sifat-sifat populasi atau daerah tertentu. pendekatan studi deskriptif yang digunakan adalah metode statistik dengan menghitung nilai rata-rata (mean), nilai tengah (median), modus, dan standard deviation. selain itu juga, studi ini dapat menyajikan data dalam bentuk tabel proporsi dari data dan grafik. hasil dan pembahasan perekonomian daerah provinsi jawa tengah pertumbuhan pdrb jawa tengah triwulan iv/ 2010 menurun 4,3 persen dibandingkan dengan triwulan iii/2010 (q-to-q), dan bila dibandingkan dengan triwulan iv/2009 (y-on-y) meningkat sebesar 5,7 persen. secara kumulatif, pertumbuhan ekonomi jawa tengah tahun 2010 meningkat sebesar 5,8 persen dibandingkan tahun 2009. semua sektor pada tahun 2010 mengalami pertumbuhan positif, dengan pertumbuhan tertinggi di sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih 8,4 persen, disusul sektor jasa-jasa sebesar 7,4 persen, dan sektor pertambangan dan penggalian 7,1 persen. sisi produksi, sumber utama pertumbuhan ekonomi jawa tengah tahun 2010 adalah sektor industri pengolahan 2,2 persen, diikuti sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran 1,3 persen dan sektor jasa-jasa sebesar 0,7 persen. besaran pdrb jawa tengah pada tahun 2010 atas dasar harga berlaku mencapai rp444,4 triliun, sedangkan atas dasar harga konstan 2000 mencapai rp187,0 triliun. sebagian besar pdrb jawa tengah selama tahun 2010 digunakan untuk memenuhi konsumsi rumah tangga sebesar 64,2 persen, konsumsi lembaga non profit 1,4 persen, konsumsi pemerintah 11,4 persen, pembentukan modal tetap bruto 19,2 persen serta ekspor neto 4,4 persen (ekspor 45,2 persen dan impor 40,8 persen). karateristik responden kabupaten kudus merupakan salah satu kabupaten yang ada di provinsi jawa tengah dengan 73 persen masyarakat yang ada tinggal di daerah kabupaten kudus lebih dari 15 tahun. sebanyak 3 persen masyarakat tinggal di daerah kabupaten kudus selama 2 tahun sampai 10 tahun dan 4 persen masyarakat tinggal di daerah kabupaten kudus selama 3 bulan sampai 2 tahun yang merupakan penduduk pendatang. sebanyak 20 persen masyarakat yang ada di daerah kabupaten kudus tinggal selama 10 tahun sampai 15 tahun jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 18-25 22 analisis persepsi masyarakat mengenai kualitas lingkungan di provinsi jawa tengah karateristik responden atau masyarakat memiliki keunikan dan perbedaan masingmasing kabupaten kota di provinsi jawa tengah. masyarakat yang dijadikan responden adalah orang-orang yang tinggal berdekatan dengan kawasan industri atau pabrik tertentu. sebanyak 83 persen masyarakat yang ada di kabupaten semarang khususnya yang tinggal di daerah sekitar industri merasakan dampak polusi udara yang ditimbulkan dari aktivitas industri yang ada. sedangkan 17 persen masyarakat tidak merasakan ada dampak dari polusi udara yang ditimbulkan oleh industri pada lingkungan sekitar. di kabupaten kudus sebanyak 13 persen masyarakat tidak merasakan ada dampak dari polusi udara yang ditimbulkan oleh industri di lingkungan sekitar. sebanyak 87 persen masyarakat yang ada di kabupaten kudus khususnya yang tinggal di daerah sekitar industri merasakan dampak polusi udara yang ditimbulkan dari aktivitas industri yang ada. pengelolaan limbah rumah tangga 1) kepemilikan tempat sampah kabupaten kudus kabupaten semarang gambar 1. kepemilikan tempat sampah masing-masing kota dan kabupaten yang dijadikan sampel penelitian menunjukkan kepemilikan tempat sampah sebagai salah satu indikator pengelolaan sampah di lingkungan masing-masing. hampir 50 persen dari masyarakat tidak memiliki tempat sampah di rumah masing-masing. persentase tertinggi ada di kabupaten kudus sebesar 80 persen, kemudian kabupaten semarang sebesar 77 persen dan selanjutnya kabupaten cilacap. sedangkan kabupaten demak dan kota semarang hampir sama antara yang memiliki tempat sampah dengan yang tidak memiliki tempat sampah. kualitas dan pelestarian lingkungan masyarakat kabupaten semarang menganggap terdapat kepedulian industri dalam berpartisipasi menjaga kualitas lingkungan di sekitar. hal tersebut mengindikasikan bahwa hampir seluruh industri yang ada di kabupatan semarang memiliki kepedulian dalam berpartisipasi menjaga kualitas lingkungan sekitar. sebanyak 7 persen masyarakat menganggap ada program dari pemerintah dalam upaya melestarikan lingkungan hidup di sekitar. sedangkan sebanyak 93 persen masyarakat tidak merasakan adanya program pemerintah dalam upaya pelestarian lingkungan sekitar bentuk kepedulian masyarakat terhadap lingkungan berdasarkan hasil survei berupa: 1) melakukan penghijauan di lingkungan sekitar tempat tinggal; 2) menanam pohon; 3) membuang sampah pada tempatnya; dan 4) membersihkan saluran air/selokan secara berkala. sebagian responden di kabupaten kudus menyatakan ada kepedulian industri dalam berpartisipasi menjaga kualitas lingkungan di sekitar terutama industri rokok yang telah memiliki tempat pengelolaan limbah sendiri dan memiliki program peduli lingkungan terhadap masyarakat yang tinggal di sekitar pabrik rokok. namun masih ada masyarakat yang menjadi responden menyatakan bahwa kepedulian industri masih rendah dalam berpartisipasi menjaga kualitas lingkungan contohnya salah satu industri kertas di kabupaten kudus. tabel 1. persepsi masyarakat yang tinggal di sekitar kawasan industri tentang polusi udara no kabupaten/kota jumlah responden *) persentase (%) 1 kabupaten semarang 30 orang 83 2 kabupaten kudus 30 orang 87 a b b a a b c a b c identifikasi kualitas pertumbuhan ... (bambang prishardoyo, lesta karolina br sebayang) 23 tabel 2. persepsi masyarakat menyatakan kepedulian industri pada kualitas lingkungan no kabupaten/ kota jumlah responden *) persentase (%) 1 kabupaten semarang 30 orang 83 2 kabupaten kudus 30 orang 87 kualitas udara saat ini pencemaran udara merupakan pencemaran yang paling banyak terjadi sehingga menganggu kenyamanan dan kesehatan masyarakat. penurunan kualitas udara seringkali menjadi pemicu penurunan kualitas hidup masyarakat. tidak hanya industri sebagai pencetus pencemaran udara tetapi aktivitas masyarakat sendiri terutama penggunaan kenderaan bermotor sebagai sarana transportasi utama. gambar 2. dampak polusi yang disebabkan oleh industri kabupaten kudus yang memiliki banyak industri tidak terlepas dari dampak polusi yang dihasilkan oleh industri tersebut. sebanyak 87 persen masyarakat yang ada di kabupaten kudus khususnya yang tinggal di daerah sekitar industri merasakan dampak polusi udara yang ditimbulkan dari aktivitas industri yang ada. sedangkan sebanyak 13 persen masyarakat tidak merasakan ada dampak dari polusi udara yang ditimbulkan oleh industri terhadap lingkungan sekitar. sebanyak 72 persen masyarakat yang merasakan adanya dampak polusi yang ditimbulkan dari industri menganggap kualitas udara yang dirasakan memiliki kondisi udara sedang (biasa). sedangkan sebanyak 28 persen masyarakat menganggap kualitas udara yang ada di daerah sekitar industri di kabupaten kudus kondisinya udaranya sudah buruk. kualitas air kualitas fisik air minum yang sering dikonsumsi masyarakat kabupaten kudus paling banyak kondisinya tidak berwarna dan berbau sebanyak 86 persen. sebanyak 7 persen masyarakat menggunakan air untuk konsumsi dengan kondisi fisik keruh dan 7 persen masyarakat menggunakan air untuk konsumsi dengan kondisi fisik berbusa. paling banyak 50 persen di sekitar sumber air di kabupaten kudus terdapat sumber pencemaran dengan jarak lebih dari 10 meter. paling sedikit 21 persen sumber air di kudus terdapat sumber pencemaran dengan jarak kurang dari 10 meter. sebanyak 29 persen sumber air yang ada di kabupaten kudus tidak terdapat sumber pencemaran. jenis sarana tempat penampungan air di rumah yang paling banyak digunakan oleh masyarakat kabupaten kudus adalah bak sebanyak 76 persen. paling sedikit sarana yang digunaknan oleh masyarakat kabupaten kudus adalah drum bekas sebesar 7 persen. sebanyak 17 persen masyarakat di kabupaten kudus menggunakan sarana tempat penampungan air di rumah dengan jenis ember atau sejenisnya. masyarakat di sekitar industri kertas di kabupaten kudus sumber air yang digunakan adalah sumur. sumur warga sebagian besar sudah tercemar dari pabrik kertas. sehingga dalam konsumsi air masyarakat mengolahnya terlebih dahulu. paling banyak masyarakat memasak air sebelum diminum sebanyak 83 persen. paling sedikit masyarakat di kabupaten kudus harus member bahan kimia pada air sebelum di konsumsi. sebanyak 13 persen masyarakat langsung mengkonsumsi air karena sumber air yang tidak tercemar dari industri yang tempatnya jauh dari sumber pencemaran. limbah rumah tangga yang ada pada masyarakat di kabupaten kudus paling banyak langsung dibuang ke sungai/got yaitu sebanyak 93 persen. sebanyak 3 persen masyarakat di kabupaten kudus tidak menggunakan penampungan (langsung di tanah). sebanyak 3 persen masyarakat di kabupaten kudus menggunakan tempat penampungan tertutup di pekarangan. a b a b a b a b jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 1, april 2013: 18-25 24 kabupaten kudus  kabupaten semarang  gambar 3. jarak sumber pencemaran terhadap sumber air tingginya aktivitas ekonomi suatu daerah tidak hanya dapat menimbulkan pencemaran udara, tetapi juga pencemaran air. terutama sumber air yang dekat dengan tempat pembuangan limbah akan sangat mudah tercemar. kabupaten kudus sebagai salah satu tempat pengembangan industri sebanyak 50 persen di sekitar sumber air masyarakat terdapat sumber pencemaran dengan jarak > 10 meter dari sumber air. sebanyak 29 persen sumber air yang dimiliki masyarakat tidak terdapat sumber pencemaran seperti air limbah dan sebanyak 21 persen masyarakat memiliki sumber pencemaran di sekitar sumber air dengan jarak 5 meter. sebanyak 33 persen sumber air yang ada di kab upaten semarang terdapat sumber pencemaran dengan jarak lebih dari 10 meter. sedangkan sebanyak 20% sumber air yang ada di kabupaten semarang terdapat sumber pencemaran dengan jarak 10 meter. uji kualitas air pengelolaan kualitas air dan pengendalian pencemaran air yang didalamnya memuat baku mutu air tawar yang dibedakan dalam empat kelas. juga telah ditetapkan baku mutu air laut melalui surat keputusan menteri negara lingkungan hidup nomor 51 tahun 2004. pada baku mutu air tersebut, tercakup semua parameter yang digunakan dalam baku mutu air limbah, termasuk bod dan cod, ditambah parameter-parameter kualitas air lainnya, termasuk parameter biologi dan radio nuklida. nilai bod dan cod suatu perairan masih normal atau memenuhi baku mutu, belum dapat disimpulkan bahwa tidak terjadi pencemaran, bila parameter kunci lainnya tidak diketahui. jika parameter lainnya telah meningkat dan melebihi baku mutu, maka berarti ada indikasi pencemaran di perairan. hal ini dapat terjadi karena bila terdapat bahan-bahan toksik (beracun) di perairan, logam berat misalnya (mays, 1996; apha, 1989), nilai bod bisa jadi rendah atau masih memenuhi baku mutu, pada hal dalam air atau perairan tersebut terkandung bahan beracun atau air telah tercemar. menurut menurut metcalf & eddy (1991) karena beberapa alasan, terutama dalam hubungannya dengan pengolahan air limbah, yaitu: 1) bod penting untuk mengetahui perkiraan jumlah oksigen yang akan diperlukan untuk menstabilkan bahan organik yang ada secara biologi; 2) untuk mengetahui ukuran fasilitas unit pengolahan limbah; 3) untuk mengukur efisiensi suatu proses perlakuan dalam pengolahan limbah; dan 4) untuk mengetahui kesesuaiannya dengan batasan yang diperbolehkan bagi pembuangan air limbah. simpulan sebagian besar masyarakat tidak terganggu dengan penurunan kualitas lingkungan terutama kualitas udara sehingga penggunaan kendaraan bermotor justru semakin meningkat. rendahnya kepedulian masyarakat dalam mengelola lingkungan sekitar tempat tinggal terutama bagi masyarakat yang terkena tabel 3. pengujian air di dinas kesehatan uptd laboratorium kesehatan daerah kabupaten semarang no. parameter yang diperiksa hasil kabupaten semarang hasil kabupaten kudus kadar max di perbolehkan satuan 1 ph 7 7 6 s/d 9 mg/l 2 tss 0,24 0,1 50 mg/l 3 bod 54,2 19,6 60 mg/l 4 cod 600 480 150 mg/l sumber: data primer, diolah dengan melakukan pengujian di dinas kesehatan uptd laboratorium kesehatan daerah kabupaten semarang a b c a b c a b c a b c identifikasi kualitas pertumbuhan ... 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(2003). decentralizing indonesia: a regional public expenditure review, overview report, washington, dc: east asia poverty reduction and economic management unit. microsoft word 05-oppisen jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013, hlm.137-143 penerimaan pajak reklame dan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhinya opissen yudisyus institute of public policy and economic studies jalan kenari 13 sidoarum iii yogyakarta, indonesia e-mail korespondensi: inspectjogya@yahoo.com naskah diterima: desember 2012; disetujui: september 2013 abstract: the advertisement tax is the biggest source of taxation for yogyakarta. since 2003 until the fourth quarter of 2012, the advertisement tax keeps increasing. this study aims to know the factors influencing the acceptance of the advertisement tax in yogyakarta. the regression model that is used is the multiple linier regression model with the ordinary least square (ols) method. the result shows that independent variables such as pdrb, a number of people, and a number of industries have a significant impact toward advertisement tax. keywords: advertisement tax; product domestic regional bruto; industry; tax revenue jel classification: h25, h71 abstrak: pajak reklame merupakan sumber penerimaan pajak daerah yang penting bagi kota yogyakarta. hal ini terbukti selama kuartal 1 tahun 2003 sampai dengan kuartal 4 tahun 2012 pajak reklame mengalami peningkatan. tujuan dari studi ini adalah untuk mengetahui faktorfaktor yang mempengaruhi penerimaan pajak reklame kota yogyakarta. model regresi yang digunakan adalah regresi linier berganda (multiple linier regressionmethod) dengan metode kuadrat terkecil atau ordinary least square (ols). hasil uji secara simultan menunjukkan bahwa secara keseluruhan variabel independen (pdrb, jumlah penduduk, dan jumlah industri) secara bersama-sama dapat menunjukkan pengaruhnya terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame secara signifikan. kata kunci: pajak reklame; product domestic regional bruto; industri; penerimaan pajak klasifikasi jel: h25, h71 pendahuluan pembangunan nasional merupakan rangkaian upaya pembangunan yang berkesinambungan yang meliputi seluruh kehidupan masyarakat, bangsa, dan negara. mempercepat pembangunan ekonomi daerah yang efektif dan kuat dengan memberdayakan pelaku dan potensi ekonomi daerah, serta memperhatikan penataan ruang fisik maupun sosial sehingga terjadi pemerataan pertumbuhan ekonomi sejalan dengan pelaksanaan otonomi daerah (gbhn, 1999) merupakan tujuan dari pembangunan nasional, serta untuk mencapai tingkat pembangunan yang tinggi dan tetap menjaga kestabilan ekonomi. pembangunan ekonomi daerah merupakan suatu proses di mana pemerintah daerah dan masyarakatnya mengelola sumberdaya-sumberdaya yang ada dan membentuk suatu pola kemitraan antara pemerintah daerah dengan sektor swasta untuk menciptakan suatu lapangan kerja baru dan merangsang perkembangan kegiatan ekonomi (pertumbuhan ekonomi) dalam wilayah tersebut (lincolin arsyad, 2010). oleh karena itu pemerintah pusat memberikan kesempatan kepada pemerintah daerah untuk mengatur rumah tangganya sendiri dalam pelaksanaan pembangunan untuk meningkatkan kinerja daerah dan kesejahteraan masyarakat. untuk itu tahun 2000 diberlakukan otonomi daerah yang ditandai dengan dikeluarjurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 137-143 138 kannya undang-undang nomor 22 tahun 1999 yang diperbaharui dengan undang-undang nomor 32 tahun 2004 tentang pemerintahan daerah. otonomi daerah berdasarkan undangundang nomor 32 tahun 2004 tentang pemerintahan daerah adalah hak, wewenang, dan kewajiban daerah otonom untuk mengatur dan mengurus sendiri urusan pemerintahan dan kepentingan masyarakat setempat sesuai dengan peraturan perundang-undangan. kebijakan otonomi daerah membawa konsekuesi adanya suatu political will untuk melakukan penyebaran kekuasaan (dispersed of power) yang merupakan tuntutan global, di mana peranan publik semakin dominan dalam proses pengambilan keputusan. melalui kebijakan pemencaran kekuasaan akan dihindari praktek-praktek politiktirani, otoriter dan eksploitatif. dengan kebijakan otonomi daerah peran pemerintah daerah yaitu kabupaten atau kota menjadi semakin signifikan dan mereka juga dituntut secara kreatif untu dapat menawarkan dan menggali potensi dan kekayaan di daerahnya (yuliadi, 2001). salah satu maksud pemberian hak otonomi daerah agar pemerintah daerah dapat menggali potensi dan sumber-sumber keuangan daerah guna membiayai pelaksanaan pembangunan dan memaksimalkan penerimaan daerahnya, termasuk memaksimalkan pendapatan asli daerah (pad) dan pajak daerah di daerah otonom bersangkutan. sumber-sumber potensi pendapatan daerah yang dimiliki oleh suatu daerah akan mempengaruhi kekuatan keuangan sekaligus menentukan tingkat kemandirian suatu daerah otonom. semakin besar penerimaan pad suatu daerah, maka semakin rendah ketergantungan pemerintah daerah tersebut terhadap pemerintah pusat. sebaliknya, semakin rendah penerimaan pad suatu daerah, maka semakin tinggi tingkat ketergantungan pemerintah daerah tersebut terhadap pemerintah pusat. oleh karena itu, pemerintah daerah dituntut optimal dalam menggali sumber pendapatan di daerahnya dalam rangka memperoleh devisa dan mengakumulasi dana bagi daerahnya guna melaksanakan pembangunan. dengan demikian peran pendapatan asli daerah (pad) menjadi sangat penting sebagai sumber pembiayaan pemerintah daerah karena merupakan tolak ukur dalam pelaksanaan otonomi daerah, dimana proporsi pad terhadap total penerimaan merupakan indikasi “derajat kemandirian” keuangan suatu pemerintah daerah. salah satu komponen pendapatan asli daerah yang mempunyai kontribusi dan potensi terbesar di kota yogyakarta adalah pajak daerah. beberapa macam pajak yang dipungut oleh pemerintah kota yogyakarta diantaranya yaitu pajak hotel, pajak restoran, pajak reklame, pajak hiburan, pajak penerangan jalan, pajak parkir, pajak air bawah tanah, pajak bumi dan bangunan (pbb), pajak sarang burung walet, dan bea perolehan hak atas tanah dan bangunan (bphtb). terdapat satu jenis pajak yang menarik dari semua pajak yang dikelola oleh pemerintah kota yogyakarta, yaitu pajak reklame. pajak reklame adalah pajak atas penyelenggaraan reklame. pajak reklame dikenakan dengan alasan bahwa reklame dipergunakan untuk memperkenalkan, menganjurkan atau memujikan suatu barang, jasa atau orang yang ditempatkan atau yang dapat dilihat, dibaca, dan didengarkan dari suatu tempat umum, kecuali yang dilakukan oleh pemerintah. mencermati penerimaan pendapatan asli daerah, pajak daerah dan pajak reklame kota yogyakarta pada 2010:q1–2012:q4 seperti yang terlihat pada tabel 1, diketahui bahwa nilai dari pendapatan asli daerah (pad) mengalami peningkatan dengan nilai pertumbuhan cenderung meningkat. hal tersebut tidak jauh berbeda jika dibandingkan dengan pertumbuhan pajak daerah yang mengalami peningkatan cukup signifikan. sementara penerimaan pajak reklame mengalami peningkatan beberapa tahun terakhir walaupun mempunyai pertumbuhan yang relatif rendah dan tidak sebanding dengan pertumbuhan penerimaan pajak yang lain secara keseluruhan. bila dilihat dari kontribusinya bagi pajak daerah, pajak reklame sebagai salah satu sumber pendapatan daerah yang berpotensi dan dapat memberikan kontribusi yang maksimal apabila dilakukan pemungutan secara efisien, efektif, dan transparan sehingga dapat lebih berperan dalam usaha peningkatan pendapatan asli daerah di kota yogyakarta. mencermati penerimaan pajak reklame ... (opissen yudisyus) 139 perkembangan kontribusi pajak reklame terhadap pajak daerah sesuai yang terlihat pada gambar 1 terlihat kontribusi pajak reklame mengalami penurunan, namun realisasi penerimaan pajak reklame setiap kuartalnya mengalami peningkatan walaupun masih cukup kecil dibanding jenis pajak lain yaitu rata-rata sebesar rp3.851.211.672/tahun. hal ini membuktikan bahwa pajak reklame bukan pajak unggulan di kota yogyakarta. tetapi cukup menarik untuk diteliti, melihat kenyataan di lapangan banyak reklame ditemukan di tempat-tempat umum maupun di ruas jalan namun kontribusinya masih kecil. sumber : dpdpk kota yogyakarta, diolah gambar 1. kontribusi pajak reklame terhadap pajak daerah kota yogyakarta, 2010:q1 – 2012:q4 (persen) mencermati perkembangan penerimaan dan kontribusi pajak reklame kota yogyakarta, terlihat ada beberapa faktor yang menyebabkan penerimaan pajak reklame relatif kecil. menurut nurmayasari (2010), dalam studinya membuktikan bahwa jumlah penduduk berpengaruh terhadap jumlah penerimaan pajak reklame. pertumbuhan penduduk dan angkatan kerja dianggap sebagai salah satu faktor yang positif dalam memacu pertumbuhan ekonomi. penduduk dianggap sebagai pemacu pembangunan. banyaknya jumlah penduduk akan memacu kegiatan produksi, konsumsi dari penduduk inilah yang akan menimbulkan permintaan agregat. pada gilirannya, peningkatan konsumsi agregat memungkinkan usaha-usaha produktif berkembang, begitu pula perekonomian secara keseluruhan (dumairy, 1999). nurmayasari (2010) dalam studinya menyimpulkan bahwa pdrb berpengaruh terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. pdrb merupakan jumlah nilai tambah yang dihasilkan oleh seluruh unit usaha dalam suatu daerah/wilayah tertentu, atau merupakan jumlah nilai barang dan jasa akhir yang dihasilkan oleh seluruh unit kegiatan ekonomi dalam suatu daerah/wilayah pada suatu periode tertentu (bps, 2009). salah satu faktor penting untuk mengetahui kondisi ekonomi di suatu wilayah tertentu dalam suatu periode tertentu dapat ditunjukkan oleh data pdrb daerah tersebut. apabila nilai pdrb mengalami peningkatan maka akan membawa pengaruh positif pada kenaikan penerimaan daerah. semakin tinggi pendapatan seseorang maka akan semakin tinggi pula kemampuan tabel 1. pendapatan asli daerah, pajak daerah dan pajak reklame kota yogyakarta 2010:q1-2012:q4 (rp) tahun dan kuartal pendapatan asli daerah (rp) pertumbuhan pad (persen) pajak daerah (rp) pertumbuhan pd (persen) pajak reklame (rp) pertumbuhan pr (persen) 2012:q1 72.036.157.892 43,45 46.639.587.326 28,82 1.492.468.321 16,38 2012:q2 79.854.881.562 47,19 50.121.894.872 30,90 1.547.470.333 16,05 2012:q3 88.619.263.472 49,60 53.953.651.116 32,49 1.603.466.274 15,74 2012:q4 98.329.303.622 50,90 58.134.856.060 33,62 1.660.456.144 15,43 2011:q1 50.217.845.602 19,73 36.204.844.131 16,51 1.282.399.556 11,52 2011:q2 54.253.936.316 24,56 38.289.356.881 19,63 1.333.425.854 16,55 2011:q3 59.235.685.268 29,72 40.723.318.331 22,64 1.385.446.081 19,76 2011:q4 65.163.092.460 35,02 43.506.728.479 25,47 1.438.460.237 21,05 2010:q1 41.942.759.930 10,15 31.074.961.965 6,71 1.149.929.080 -9,40 2010:q2 43.556.765.010 9,66 32.007.095.479 7,57 1.144.097.865 -9,65 2010:q3 45.662.912.555 10,86 33.206.872.505 9,23 1.156.887.844 -7,90 2010:q4 48.261.202.564 13,60 34.674.293.044 11,66 1.188.299.019 -4,08 sumber : dpdpk kotayogyakarta, diolah jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 137-143 140 seseorang untuk membayar berbagai pungutan yang ditetapkan pemerintah, sehingga semakin tinggi pula kemampuan masyarakat daerah tersebut untuk membayar pajak daerah yang digunakan untuk membiayai pengeluaran rutin dan pengeluaran pembangunan pemerintah. menurut vera fransisca p (2013) dan dini nurmayasari (2010) jumlah industri mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. jumlah industri adalah jumlah usaha industri baik industri kecil, menengah maupun besar yang ada di kota yogyakarta. industri yang menggunakan jasa pemasangan reklame secara otomatis akan mempengaruhi besarnya pad yang diterima kota yogyakarta. hal ini disebabkan apabila suatu industri yang ingin memasarkan produknya dapat menggunakan atau memasang reklame agar dapat diketahui oleh masyarakat. bertambahnya jumlah industri yang memasang reklame mengakibatkan obyek pajak bertambah luas, sehingga penerimaan daerah pun meningkat. altim setiawan (2009) menyimpulkan dalam studinya bahwa klasifikasi jalan merupakan prioritas utama dalam tingkat kepentingan nilai strategis lokasi pemasangan reklame, urutan berikutnya adalah sudut pandang, ketinggian dan guna lahan. secara tidak langsung faktorfaktor tersebut mempengaruhi nilai penerimaan pajak reklame. sementara vera fransisca pesik (2012) menyimpulkan kelas jalan berpengaruh terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. hal ini menunjukkan panjang jalan disuatu daerah mempengaruhi tingkat penerimaan pajak reklame. semakin panjang jalan semakin banyak pilihan ruang untuk tempat pemasangan reklame. penggunaan ruas jalan untuk penempatan reklame sebagai media promosi dan publikasi suatu produk ataupun kegiatan merupakan hal yang lazim dilihat disepanjang jalan baik di pertigaan jalan, perempatan jalan maupun jalan-jalan yang ramai dilalui. panjang jalan yang dimaksud disini adalah panjang jalan secara keseluruhan yang ada di kota yogyakarta. berdasarkan latar belakang diatas maka peneliti tertarik untuk mengadakan studi lebih lanjut mengenai faktor yang mempengaruhi penerimaan pajak reklame khususnya di kota yogyakarta. metode penelitian obyek studi ini adalah penerimaan pajak reklame kota yogyakarta, pdrb, jumlah penduduk, jumlah industri, dan panjang jalan di kota yogyakarta selama kurun waktu sepuluh tahun mulai dari tahun 2003–2012 dalam bentuk data kuartal. data yang dibutuhkan dalam penulisan skripsi ini adalah data sekunder. studi ini bersifat studi kasus dengan menentukan lokasi studi di kota yogyakarta. data yang digunakan adalah data sekunder selama sepuluh tahun dalam bentuk kuartal. adapun data yang digunakan adalah penerimaan pajak reklame kota yogyakarta pada tahun dan kuartal 2003:q1–2012:q4; pdrb atas dasar harga konstan tahun 2000 kota yogyakarta pada tahun dan kuartal 2003:q1–2012:q4; jumlah penduduk kota yogyakarta pada tahun dan kuartal 2003:q1–2012:q4; jumlah industri kota yogyakarta pada tahun dan kuartal 2003:q1–2012:q4; panjang jalan kota yogyakarta pada tahun dan kuartal 2003:q1 – 2012:q4 data-data sekunder yang digunakan dalam studi ini diperoleh dari publikasi instansiinstansi pemerintah yaitu badan pusat statistik (bps) daerah istimewa yogyakarta, dinas pajak daerah dan pengelolaan keuangan (dpdpk) kota yogyakarta. data yang diperoleh dari berbagai sumber dalam bentuk tahunan kemudian diubah menjadi data kuartalan. teknik pengumpulan data dengan cara penelusuran secara fisik dengan menggunakan pustakawan dan referensi pustakawan dan langsung ke instansi terkait yaitu, dinas pajak daerah dan pengelolaan keuangan (dpdpk) kota yogyakarta, badan pusat statistik (bps) daerah istimewa yogyakarta. dalam menganalisis besarnya pengaruh variabel independen terhadap variabel dependen maka digunakan model ekonometrik dengan cara meregresikan variabel-variabel yang telah ada dengan menggunakan metode ordinary least square (ols). dalam studi ini permasalahan yang akan dibahas adalah sejauh mana pdrb, jumlah penduduk, jumlah industri, dan panjang jalan berpengaruh terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame selama kuartal 1 tahun 2003 sampai kuartal 4 tahun 2012. fungsi matematikanya dapat dituliskan sebagai berikut: penerimaan pajak reklame ... (opissen yudisyus) 141 pr = f(x1,x2,x3x4) 1) kemudian fungsi tersebut dinyatakan dalam hubungan y dan x maka, pr = αx1β1 x2β2 x3β3 x4β4 2) persamaan di atas diubah ke dalam bentuk linier berganda menjadi: pr = α + β1pdrb + β2pddk + β3indt + β4pjln+ µ 3) di mana: pr adalah penerimaan pajak reklame (rupiah); α adalah intercept/konstanta; β1 β2 β3 β4 adalah koefisienregresi; pdrb adalah pdrb (rupiah); pddk adalah jumlah penduduk; indt adalah jumlah industri; pjln adalah panjang jalan; µ adalah term of error. dengan menggunakan analisis regresi linier berganda dan metode ols akan menghasilkan koefisien regresi dari masing-masing variabel yang merupakan estimasi dari masingmasing faktor yang berpengaruh dan sejauh mana pengaruh dari faktor-faktor tersebut secara bersama-sama dalam mempengaruhi penerimaan pajak reklame. selanjutnya dilakukan pengujian hipotesis yang meliputi uji secara parsial (uji-t) dan uji secara serempak (uji-f). hasil dan pembahasan tabel 2. hasil regresi variabel koefisien (t-stat) konstanta -18,19224 (-4,1521)** pdrb 2,892194 (5,1367)** pddk indt 1,361425 (2,8923)** 0,842058 (0,4957)*** r-square 0,9253 fstat 148,7497** dw stat 0,1929 * signifikanpada level 1 persen; ** signifikanpada level 5 persen; *** signifikanpada level 10 persen hasil uji pengaruh variabel bebas terhadap variabel terikat dapat dilihat pada tabel 2. berdasarkan perhitungan tersebut, maka dapat diperoleh persamaan regresi sebagai berikut: pr = -18,1922 + 2,8921 pdrb + 1,3614 pddk + 0,8420 indt mencermati tabel 2 terlihat hasil koefisien regresi dari masing-masing variabel bebas dan dapat diinterpretasikan sebagai berikut: 1) koefisien regresi dari konstanta sebesar -18,19224, dapat diartikan apabila semua variabel bebas (pdrb, pddk, indt) dianggap konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan maka penerimaan pajak reklame (pr) sebesar: -18,19224. 2) koefisien regresi dari pdrb sebesar: 2,892194, dapat diartikan apabila pdrb meningkat sebesar 1 persen per tahun maka penerimaan pajak reklame akan meningkat sebesar 2,89 persen. koefisien pdrb bernilai positif, yang bermakna pdrb memiliki hubungan positif terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. peningkatan 1 persen pada pdrb akan meningkatkan penerimaan pajak reklame sebesar 2,89 persen. dengan asumsi varaibel yang lain, yaitu jumlah penduduk dan jumlah industri tetap. 3) koefisien regresi dari jumlah penduduk (pddk) sebesar 1,361425, dapat diartikan apabila jumlah penduduk meningkat 1 persen maka penerimaan pajak reklame akan mengalami perubahan atau meningkat sebesar 1,36 persen. koefisien jumlah penduduk bernilai positif, yang bermakna jumlah penduduk memiliki hubungan positif terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. peningkatan 1 persen pada jumlah penduduk akan meningkatkan penerimaan pajak reklame sebesar 1,36 persen. dengan asumsi variabel yang lain, yaitu pdrb dan jumlah industri tetap. 4) koefisien regresi dari jumlah industri (indt) sebesar 0,842058, dapat diartikan apabila jumlah industri meningkat 1 persen maka penerimaan pajak reklame akan mengalami perubahan atau meningkat sebesar 0,84 persen. koefisien jumlah industri bernilai positif, yang bermakna jumlah industri memiliki hubungan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 137-143 142 positif terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. peningkatan 1 persen pada jumlah industri akan meningkatkan penerimaan pajak reklame sebesar 0,84 persen. dengan asumsi variabel yang lain, yaitu pdrb dan jumlah penduduk tetap. berdasarkan tabel 2 diperoleh hasil regresi dari masing-masing variabel bebas dengan nilai t-statistik dan tingkat signifikansinya. hasil pengujian tersebut dapat diinterpretasikan sebagai berikut: 1) pengujian terhadap variabel pdrb variabel pdrb mempunyai nilai t-statistik sebesar 5,1367 dengan nilai probabilitasnya 0,0000, maka hasil regresi tersebut signifikan pada taraf signifikansi 5 persen. pdrb secara statistik berpengaruh terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. hal ini diperkuat dengan koefisien regresi bernilai positif atau mempunyai hubungan positif dengan penerimaan pajak reklame. 2) pengujian terhadap variabel jumlah penduduk (pddk) variabel jumlah penduduk (pddk) mempunyai nilai t-statistik sebesar 2,8923 dengan nilai probabilitasnya 0,0064, maka hasil regresi tersebut signifikan pada taraf signifikansi 5 persen. jumlah penduduk secara statistik berpengaruh terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. hal ini diperkuat dengan koefisien regresi bernilai positif atau mempunyai hubungan positif dengan penerimaan pajak reklame. 3) pengujian terhadap variabel jumlah industri (indt) variabel jumlah industri (indt) mempunyai nilai t-statistik sebesar 0,4957 dengan nilai probabilitasnya 0,623, maka hasil regresi tersebut signifikan pada taraf signifikansi 10 persen. jumlah industri secara statistik berpengaruh terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. hal ini diperkuat dengan nilai koefisien regresi jumlah industri bernilai positif atau mempunyai hubungan positif dengan penerimaan pajak reklame. simpulan studi ini menyimpulkan bahwa pertama, variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah pdrb, jumlah penduduk, jumlah industri, dan panjang jalan. hasil studi menyatakan bahwa hanya variabel pdrb, jumlah penduduk, dan jumlah industri yang mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame. kedua, variabel produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) signifikan terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame (pr) kota yogyakarta dengan nilai t-statistik sebesar 5,1367 dan probabilitas sebesar 0,0000. koefisien regresi berpengaruh positif dengan nilai sebesar 2,892194 sehingga peningkatan 1 persen pdrb akan mening-katkan penerimaan pajak reklame sebesar 2,89 persen. ketiga, variabel jumlah penduduk (pddk) signifikan terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame (pr) kota yogyakarta dengan nilai tstatistik sebesar 2,8923 dan probabilitas sebesar 0,0259. koefisien regresi berpengaruh positif dengan nilai sebesar 1,361425 sehingga bertambahnya 1 persen jumlah penduduk akan meningkatkan penerimaan pajak reklame sebesar 1,36 persen. keempat, variabel jumlah industri (indt) signifikan terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame (pr) kota yogyakarta pada taraf signifikansi 10 persen dengan nilai t-statistik sebesar 0,4957 dan probabilitas sebesar 0,623. koefisien regresi berpengaruh positif dengan nilai sebesar 0,842058, yang bermakna peningkatan 1 persen jumlah industri akan meningkatkan penerimaan pajak reklame sebesar 0,84 persen. kelima, terdapat beberapa implikasi kebijakan yaitu pemerintah daerah sebagai pemangku kebijakan pembangunan dan masyarakat hendaknya meningkatkan peran faktorfaktor yang mempengaruhi penerimaan pajak reklame. dapat menjaga pertumbuhan pdrb kota yogyakarta bahkan meningkatkan yang secara tidak langsung akan mempengaruhi penerimaan pajak reklame. mengintensifkan dan meningkatkan peran industri sehingga dapat memberikan kontribusi yang maksimal terhadap penerimaan pajak reklame kota yogyakarta. daftar pustaka lincolin, a. 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(2001). aspek ekonomi kebijakan otonomi daerah. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan vol 2 no 1 april 2001. universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta. microsoft word 02-asri jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm.109-117   investasi asing langsung di indonesia dan faktor faktor yang mempengaruhinya asri febriana1, masyhudi muqorobbin2 1pusat pengembangan ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta 2 fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone: +62-274-387656. e-mail korespondensi: masmuqorobin@umy.ac.id naskah diterima: april 2014; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: foreign investment in indonesia is affected by many factors. the main objective of this research is to get to know how effect relationship of the economic growth, exchange rate, and export to foreign direct investment (fdi) in indonesia during the period 1984 to 2013. the data was collected from central agency on statistics, bank indonesia, some publishing, and other agencies. to prove the research hypothesis, the writer used econometric model with error correction model (ecm). the calculation result shows that the variable of economic growth in short and long periods affect positively and significant toward the foreign direct investment (fdi). the exchange rate of rupiah to us dolar affect positively and significant in the short period, while in the long period, the exchange rate affect negatively and insignificant toward foreign direct investment (fdi). in addition, the export variable affects positively and significant in the short period, and it affects negatively and insignificant toward foreign direct investment (fdi) in the long period. keywords: foreign direct investment; gross national product; exchange rate; export; error correction model jel classification: h54, o16, e22 abstrak: investasi asing langsung di indonesia dipengaruhi berbagai faktor. tujuan utama dari studi ini adalah untuk mengetahui bagaimana pengaruh hubungan pertumbuhan ekonomi, kurs, dan ekspor terhadap investasi asing langsung (fdi) di indonesia periode tahun 1984 sampai 2013. data diperoleh dari badan pusat statistik, bank indonesiadan beberapa penerbitan dan instansi lainnya. model ekonometrika yang digunakan adalahmodel error correction model (ecm). hasil perhitungan menunjukkan bahwa variabel pertumbuhan ekonomi dalam jangka pendek dan dalam jangka panjang berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung (fdi), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dollar as (kurs) dalam jangka pendek berpengaruh positif dan signifikan, dalam jangka panjang kurs berpengaruh negatif dan tidak signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung (fdi), dan variabel ekspor dalam jangka pendek berpengaruh positif dan signifikan, dalam jangka panjang ekspor berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung (fdi). kata kunci: foreign direct investment; gross national product; kurs; ekspor; error correction model klasifikasi jel: h54, o16, e22 pendahuluan penanaman modal untuk pembangunan ekonomi suatu negara bukan hal yang baru bagi negara-negara terbelakang. tahap awal sebuah pembangunan pada negara-negara maju banyak tergantung pada modal asing. ciri negara terbelakang adalah dengan adanya kekurangan modal. tidak hanya persediaan modal yang rendah tetapi juga laju pembentukan modal jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 109-117 110 uang sangat rendah. pemasukan modal asing sangat diperlukan untuk mempercepat pembangunan ekonomi suatu negara (jhingan, 1988). modal asing juga membantu dalam industrialisasi, dalam membangun modal overhead ekonomi dan dalam menciptakan kesempatan kerja yang lebih luas. modal asing tidak hanya membawa uang dan mesin tetapi juga keterampilan teknik. selanjutnya, modal asing mendorong pengusaha setempat untuk bekerjasama dengan perusahaan asing. modal asing membantu memodernisasi masyarakat dan memperkuat sektor negara maupun sektor swasta. sehingga penggunaan modal asing sangat penting untuk mempercepat pembangunan ekonomi di negara-negara terbelakang. selain itu, penanaman modal asing juga dibutuhkan oleh negara-negara berkembang untuk juga mempercepat pembangunan ekonomi negaranya. masalah yang banyak dihadapi negaranegara berkembang adalah kebutuhan dana investasi yang cukup besar, sementara kemampuan untuk menyediakan sumber-sumber dari dalam negeri relatif kecil. dengan kata lain negara-negara berkembang termasuk indonesia pada umumnya kekurangan tabungan untuk membiayai investasi. rendahnya tabungan dapat dianggap sebagai masalah yang serius, karena besarnya investasi dalam perekonomian dipengaruhi oleh tingkat tabungan yang berhasil dihimpun. oleh karena itu, guna membiayai investasi yang dianggap perlu untuk mencapai tahap momentum dalam pembangunan, tabungan dalam negeri masih harus dilengkapi dengan pemasukan modal dari luar negeri (capital inflow) tanpa harus mengurangi kewajiban pemerintah dan masyarakat untuk terus meningkatkan tabungan dalam negeri (prawoto, 2003). perkembangan investasi asing langsung di indonesia pada dasarnya dilatarbelakangi karena adanya permasalahan yang berkaitan dengan infrastruktur yang buruk, birokrasi yang tidak efisien, keterbatasan akses dana, regulasi tenaga kerja tidak kondusif, kebijakan yang tidak stabil, regulasi perpajakan tidak kondusif, kurang tenaga kerja tidak terdidik, inflasi, korupsi, regulasi uang asing, pemerintahan yang tidak stabil, pajak terlalu besar, etos kerja tenaga kerja buruk, kriminal, dan pencurian. krisis yang terjadi di pertengahan tahun 1997 sampai 1999 menyebabkan perekonomian indonesia menjadi bermasalah, dilihat dari pertumbuhan ekonomi yang mengalami penurunan menyebabkan investasi asing juga menurun. untuk menutupi kekurangan modal, pemerintah membutuhkan dana dari luar berupa investasi asing langsung (fdi). investasi asing sendiri merupakan bentuk investasi jangka panjang. pendapatan yang rendah di negaranegara berkembang mengakibatkan kekurangan modal untuk pembiayaan bangunan, sehingga pemerintah mempunyai upaya dan memilih menggunakan fdi yang bertujuan untuk menambah dana pembiayaan pembangunan nasional. tabel 1 menunjukkan pdb rata-rata mengalami kenaikan pertahunnya. kenaikan tertingtabel 1. perkembangan investasi asing langsung di indonesia periode 2000 2013 tahun fdi pertumbuhan ekonomi ekspor kurs 2000 1.5420 398.017 9.595 62.124 2001 9.027,5 411.754 10.400 56.320,9 2002 9.789,1 443.684 8.940 57.158,8 2003 13.207,2 464.894 8.465 61.058,2 2004 10.279,8 488.282 9.290 71.584,6 2005 13.579,2 516.078 9.900 85.660 2006 15.624 544.467 9.020 100.798,6 2007 10.341,4 579.014 9.419 114.100,9 2008 14.871,4 613.834 10.950 137.020,4 2009 10.815,2 642.247 9.400 116.510 2010 16.214,8 682.220 8.991 157.779,1 2011 19.474,5 726.466 9.068 203.496,6 2012 24.564,7 771.970 9.670 190.020,3 2013 28.617,5 816.599 12.189 182.551,8 sumber: badan pusat statistik berbagai terbitan investasi asing langsung di indonesia (asri febriana, masyhudi muqorobbin) 111 gi di tahun 2013 sebesar 816.599. variabel kurs terjadi kenaikan dari tahun ke tahun yang dimulai dari tahun 1986 sebesar 1.655 dan mencapai puncak tertinggi kurs tahun 2013 sebesar 12.189. pada grafik ekspor juga terjadi kenaikan dari tahun ke tahun dengan kenaikan tertinggi di tahun 2011 sebesar 20.3496,6. studi sarwedi (2002) menjelaskan mengenai investasi asing langsung di indonesia dan faktor yang mempengaruhinya. studi ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan model dinamis (error correction model = ecm) yang didukung dengan uji akar unit dan uji kausalitas granger (granger causality test). hasil studi ini menunjukkan variabel makro ekonomi (gdp, growth, ekspor dan upah kerja) memiliki hubungan positif terhadap fdi di indonesia, sedangkan variabel stabilitas politik (sp) memiliki hubungan negatif. indah dan purnomo (2005) menyatakan bahwa variabel makro ekonomi (kurs, tingkat sbi, dan pdb) memiliki hubungan positif terhadap pma di indonesia dan variabel suku bunga deposito memiliki hubungan negatif terhadap pma di indonesia. messayu (2013) menunjukkan bahwa variabel makro ekonomi (pdb dan suku bunga) memiliki hubungan positif terhadap investasi asing langsung di indonesia. kemudian variabel inflasi dan kurs tidak berpengaruh terhadap investasi asing langsung di indonesia. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder (time series data) yang diperoleh melalui publikasi bps (badan pusat statistik), world financial report-unctad (united nations conference on trade and development), bkpm (badan koordinasi penanaman modal), imf (international monetary fund), bank indonesia dan beberapa penerbitan dan instansi lainnya. analisis data alat analisis yang digunakan yaitu metode ecm (error correction model) dengan beberapa urutan langkah pengujian sebagai berikut: uji akar unit (unit root). uji akar unit digunakan untuk menguji adanya anggapan bahwa sebuah data time series stasioner. jika data time series tidak stasioner pada orde nol, i(0), maka stasioneritas data tersebut bisa dicari melalui order berikutnya sehingga dapat diperoleh pada tingkat stasioner pada orde ke-n (first difference) atau i(1) atau second difference, atau i(2) atau seterusnya. uji augmented dickey-fuller (adf). prosedur untuk menentukan stasioner data maka dilakukan perbandingan antara statistik adf dengan nilai kritis yaitu distribusi statistic . nilai statistik adf ditunjukkan oleh t statistik koefisien ∅fdit-1. jika nilai absolut statistik adf lebih besar dari nilai kritisnya maka menunjukkan menolak hipotesis nol yang berarti data stasioner dan sebaliknya. uji derajat integrasi. uji derajat integrasi dilakukan untuk mengetahui apakah variabelvariabel yang digunakan tidak stasioner dan berapa kali variabel harus di-difference untuk menghasilkan variabel yang stasioner. pada derajat integrasi, variabel yang diteliti didifference pada derajat tertentu sehingga semua variabel stasioner pada derajat yang sama. jika nilai absolut dari statistik adf lebih besar dari nilai kritisnya pada diferensi tingkat pertama, maka data telah stasioner pada first difference dan sebaliknya. uji kointegrasi. uji kointegrasi ditujukan untuk mengetahui hubungan antara variabel bebas dan terikat dan untuk mengetahui kemungkinan terjadinya keseimbangan atau kestabilan jangka panjang antarvariabel yang diamati. uji kointegrasi didasarkan pada data yang tidak stasioner secara individu, namun kombinasi linear antara dua atau lebih data time series dapat menjadi stasioner. studi ini menggunakan metode englegranger (eg) dan augmented engle-grenger (aeg), untuk menguji kointegrasi variabel-variabel yang ada dengan memanfaatkan uji statistik df-adf untuk melihat apakah residual regresi kointegrasi stasioner atau tidak. maka digunakan persamaan regresi kointegrasi dengan menggunakan metode kuadrat terkecil biasa ordinary least square (ols) adapun persamaan regresinya adalah: jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 109-117 112 fdit = β0+ β1pdbt + β2kurst + β3ekport + et 1) keterangan: β0 adalah intersep/konstanta; β1, β2, β3 adalah koefisien regresi; fdit adalah investasi asing langsung pada periode t; pdbt adalah produk domestik bruto pada periode t; kurst adalah nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as pada periode t; ekport adalah ekspor pada periode t; et adalah error term. selanjutnya pengujian dengan menggunakan metode augmented dickey-fuller setelah didapat nilai residualnya (et) terlebih dahulu. nilai residual dikatakan stasioner apabila nilai hitung mutlak adf lebih besar daripada nilai mutlak mc kinnon pada α = 1%, 5%, 10% dan dapat dikatakan regresi tersebut adalah regresi yang terkointegrasi. error correction model (ecm). ecm (error corection model) digunakan untuk mengukur ketidakseimbangan dalam jangka pendek. teori representasi granger, menjelaskan bahwa apabila dua variabel x dan y adalah kointegrasi, hubungan antara keduanya bisa dinyatakan dalam ecm pada analisis error correction model yang bertujuan untuk mengikat nilai jangka pendek pada jangka panjang. model analisis dari ecm adalah: fdit = f (pdbt. kurst.ekport) 2) di mana: fdit adalah foreign direct investment periode t; pdbt adalah produk domestik bruto periode t; kurst adalah nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar amerika periode t; ekport adalah ekspor periode t. di bawah ini ditampilkan persamaan yang digunakan dalam studi ini yaitu: fdi = β₀ + β₁ pdb + β₂ kurs + β₃ekpor + β ₄ + e 3) jika diuraikan dalam bentuk semi log akan berubah menjadi: logfdi = β₀ + β₁logpdb + β₂logkurs + β₃logekpor + e 4) di mana: fdi adalah foreign direct investment; pdb adalah produk domestik bruto; kurs adalah nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as; ekpor adalah nilai ekspor. metode perumusannya adalah: δfdit = β0+ β1δx1t + β2 δx2t + β3δx3t + β4 ut-1 + et 5) untuk mengetahui spesifikasi model dengan ecm, dapat terlihat pada hasil uji statistik terhadap koefisien β4 atau residual dari regresi pertama, yang selanjutnya akan disebut error correction term (ect). jika hasil penguji terhadap koefisien ect signifikan, maka spesifikasi model yang diamati valid. fdit = f (pdbt, kurst, ekport-1) 6) δfdit = β0+ β1δpdbt+ β2δkurst + β3δekport + β4 ectt-1 + et 7) keterangan: fdit adalah investasi asing langsung pada periode t, pdbt adalah produk domestik bruto periode t, kurst adalah nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as pada periode t, ekport adalah total ekspor impor pada periode t, ectt-1 adalah error correction term pada periode sebelumya. hasil dan pembahasan semua variabel independen yaitu lfdi, lpdb, lkurs, lekpor tidak stasioner dengan nilai hitung mutlak adf lebih kecil dari nilai kritis mackinnon pada tingkat α = 1%, 5%, 10%, dapat diindikasikan pada data level sepanjang lag 1 mengandung unit root, artinya data level tersebut bersifat tidak stasioner atau dikatakan nonstasioner. apabila data yang tidak stasioner tetap dimasukkan ke dalam model dapat menyebabkan superious regression atau kesimpulannya menyesatkan. untuk mengetahui variabel stasioner maka dilakukan uji unit root pada tingkat first difference (lihat tabel 2). investasi asing langsung di indonesia (asri febriana, masyhudi muqorobbin) 113 berdasarkan tabel 3 (dalam lampiran), data yang digunakan dalam studi ini belum stasioner pada tingkat first difference di mana variabel lfdi, lpdb, lkurs menunjukkan tidak stasioner, tetapi hanya variabel lekpor yang sudah stasioner. sehingga perlu dilakukan uji stasioner pada tingkat second difference. tabel 4 (dalam lampiran) menunjukkan bahwa data yang digunakan pada studi ini bersifat stasioner pada tingkat second difference, nilai adf menunjukkan lebih besar dari nilai kritis mackinnon yaitu pada tingkat α = 1%, 5%, 10%. artinya bahwa data telah stasioner dan data terintegrasi pada derajat second difference. berdasarkan tabel 5, persamaan regresi ditulis menjadi: tabel 5. hasil uji kointegrasi estimasi persamaan jangka panjang variabel koefisien standar error probabilitas c -56,362080 15,854770 0,0015 lpdb 7,520039 2,184028 0,0020 lkurs -0,276673 0,363947 0,4540 lekpor -2,681031 1,131931 0,0256 r-squared 0,622307 adjustedr-squared 0,578727 durbin-watson stat 0,950397 f-statistic 14,279660 prob (f-statistic) 0,000011 lfdi = -56,36208 + 7,520039 lpdb – 0,276673 lkurs – 2,681031 lekpor 8) variabel produk domestik bruto (lpdb) dan konstanta (c) memberikan pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung (fdi) pada derajat 1%, sedangkan variabel nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (lkurs) tidak signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung (fdi) dan lekpor berpengaruh terhadap investasi asing langsung fdi di indonesia di indonesia pada derajat 5%. nilai koefisien produk domestik bruto dalam jangka panjang sebesar 7,520039 miliar menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan pada pdb (lpdb) sebesar 1% maka investasi asing langsung akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 7,520039 miliar dengan asumsi nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as dan ekspor konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan. koefisien produk domestik bruto (pdb) bernilai positif, artinya bahwa produk domestik bruto mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap investasi asing langsung dalam jangka panjang. hal ini berarti bahwa uji data dalam variabel sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam studi ini. artinya semakin tinggi tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi, maka investasi asing langsung (fdi) akan meningkat, peningkatan investasi menunjukkan minat masyarakat untuk berinvestasi dalam jangka panjang semakin meningkat, dan pertumbuhan ekonomi di indonesia menjadi lebih baik dengan menarik minat para investor yang menanamkan modalnya secara langsung. nilai probabilitas 0,0020 menunjukkan lpdb signifikan dan mempengaruhi variabel dependennya yaitu fdi (investasi asing langsung) karena nilai probabilitasnya pada taraf nyata 1%. nilai koefisien nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (lkurs) dalam jangka panjang sebesar -0,276673 miliar menunjukkan apabila terjadi penurunan pada kurs (lkurs) sebesar 1% maka investasi asing langsung akan mengalami penurunan sebesar -0,276673 miliar dengan asumsi nilai produk domestik bruto dan ekspor konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan. koefisien nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (lkurs) bernilai negatif, artinya bahwa tabel 2. hasil uji akar unit tingkat level dengan metode augmented dickey fuller test variabel nilai hitung adf nilai kritis mutlak mc kinnon keterangan 10% 5% 1% lfdi -4,122322 -3,225334 -3,580623 -4,323979 tidak stasioner lpdb -2,335281 -3,225334 -3,580623 -4,323979 tidak stasioner lkurs -1,839132 -3,225334 -3,580623 -4,323979 tidak stasioner lekpor -3,132320 -3,225334 -3,580623 -4,323979 tidak stasioner jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 109-117 114 nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (lkurs) mempunyai hubungan dan berpengaruh negatif terhadap investasi asing langsung dalam jangka panjang dan tidak signifikan. hal ini berarti bahwa sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam studi ini. artinya bahwa dalam jangka panjang kurs tidak berpengaruh terhadap investasi asing langsung, karena apabila nilai tukar rupiah terdepresiasi maka menjadi salah satu pertimbangan investor asing untuk menanamkan modalnya, apabila nilai tukar suatu mata uang asing mengalami kenaikan maka investasi akan bertambah atau meningkat tetapi sebaliknya apabila nilai tukar mengalami penurunan, maka investasi akan cenderung turun. besar kemungkinan dalam jangka panjang kurs negatif dan tidak signifikan karena kurs yang berubah-ubah dan tidak stabil, sebuah negara perlu memiliki mata uang yang stabil, dengan mata uang yang stabil dapat menarik modal investasi dari investor asing. jika tidak stabil, prospek pertukaran kerugian yang diakibatkan oleh depresiasi mata uang dapat menghalangi investor luar negeri untuk menanamkan modalnya. nilai probabilitas nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (kurs) sebesar 0,4540 menunjukkan lkurs tidak signifikan dan tidak berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependennya yaitu fdi (investasi asing langsung) dalam jangka panjang. hal ini berbanding terbalik dengan studi prawoto (2003) bahwa variabel tingkat kurs rupiah terhadap dolar us memberikan pengaruh positif terhadap variabel total, jadi dapat diartikan bahwa jika rupiah mengalami perubahan kurs (depresiasi) maka secara meyakinkan akan berdampak terhadap investasi yang menjadi meningkat, dan hal ini memungkinkan disokong dari investasi yang berorientasi ekspor. begitu juga dengan nilai koefisisen lekpor dalam jangka panjang menunjukkan negatif sebesar -2,681031 miliar artinya lekpor mengalami penurunan sebesar 1% maka investasi asing langsung akan turun sebesar -2,681031 miliar dengan asumsi bahwa produk domestik bruto, dan nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan koefisien. artinya ekspor berpengaruh signifikan dan berhubungan negatif terhadap investasi asing langsung atau fdi. hal ini berarti sesuai dengan hipotesis yang digunakan dalam studi ini. apabila ekspor semakin tinggi menyebabkan peningkatan terhadap impor. disebabkan karena sebagian besar ekspor digunakan untuk membiayai keperluan impor barang modal dan perantaraan untuk kegunaan aktivitas ekonomi domestik. pertumbuhan ekspor merupakan penyebab pertumbuhan investasi asing langsung yang negatif dalam jangka panjang. meningkatkan ekspor, maka investasi asing semakin rendah. pernyataan ini sesuai dengan studi antoni dengan judul investasi asing langsung asing (fdi) dan perdagangan: bukti empiris di indonesia, bahwa dengan semakin banyak mengekspor, maka semakin berkurangnya aliran masuk fdi. nilai probabilitas lkurs sebesar 0,0256 menunjukkan bahwa lekpor berpengaruh dan signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung karena nilai probabilitas pada taraf 5%. koefisien determinasi (r-square) adalah sebesar 0,622307 yang berarti bahwa variasi variabel endogen dapat dijelaskan secara linier oleh variabel bebasnya di dalam persamaan sebesar 62,23%, sisanya 37,77% dijelaskan oleh faktor-faktor lain di luar persamaan. persamaan jangka panjang telah diregresikan, maka langkah selanjutnya adalah menguji unit root terhadap nilai residual e dengan menggunakan metode augmented dickey fuller (adf). nilai residual e persamaan investasi asing langsung ternyata stasioner pada tingkat second difference dilihat pada tabel 6. berdasarkan tabel 6 nilai adf t-statistik tabel 6. uji unit terhadap residual persamaan jangka panjang investasi asing langsung di indonesia periode tahun 1984-2013 variabel nilai adf nilai kritis mac kinnon prob keterangan 10% 5% 1% e -6,345752 -4,356068 -3,595026 -4,356068 0,0001 stasioner investasi asing langsung di indonesia (asri febriana, masyhudi muqorobbin) 115 lebih besar dari nilai kritis mckinnon pada taraf nyata 1%, 5%, 10%. hal ini menunjukkan nilai residual adalah stasioner pada tingkat second difference. dilihat juga bahwa nilai probabilitas adalah 0,0001 yang berada pada taraf nyata 1% juga menjelaskan kestasioneran residual e tersebut. terbukti bahwa terdapat kointegrasi dalam model, sehingga perumusan ecm dapat dilanjutkan. tabel 7 dapat disimpulkan permodelan jangka pendek investasi asing langsung (fdi) adalah: lfdi = -0,758041 + 9,250969d(lpdb,1) + 2,377537d(lpdb(1),1) + 2,195265d(lkurs,1) 0,609980d(lkurs(1),1) + 0,515588d(lekpor,1) + 1,825004d(lekpor(1),1) – 0,312917e(-1) 9) nilai koefisien produk domestik bruto (dlpdb) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 9,250969 miliar menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan produk domestik bruto (dlpdb) sebesar 1%, maka investasi asing langsung akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 9,250969 miliar dengan asumsi nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar, dan total ekspor konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan. koefisien pdb bernilai positif artinya mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap investasi asing langsung dalam jangka pendek. produk domestik bruto signifikan dan mempengaruhi variabel dependennya yaitu fdi artinya pdb merupakan bagian penting, apabila pdb meningkat maka investasi asing langsung akan meningkat. koefisien nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (dlkurs) jangka pendek sebesar 2,195265 miliar menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan pada nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as (dlkurs) sebesar 1% maka investasi asing akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 2,195265 miliar dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto, dan ekspor konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan. koefisien nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as bernilai positif artinya nilai tukar mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap investasi asing langsung dalam jangka pendek. nilai tukar bernilai signifikan terhadap variabel dependennya yaitu fdi artinya ketika kurs terdepresiasi para investor akan mempertimbangkan penanaman modalnya, karena apabila nilai tukar suatu mata uang asing mengalami kenaikan maka investasi akan bertambah atau meningkat tetapi sebaliknya apabila nilai tukar mengalami penurunan, maka investasi akan cenderung turun. nilai koefisien total ekspor (dlekpor) dalam jangka pendek sebesar 1,825004 miliar menunjukkan apabila terjadi peningkatan ekspor (dlekpor) sebesar 1%, maka investasi asing langsung (fdi) akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 1,825004 miliar dengan asumsi produk domestik bruto (dlpdb), nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan. koefisien nilai total ekspor bernilai positif, ekspor mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap investasi asing langsung jangka tabel 7. hasil perhitungan error correction model(ecm) variabel coefficient std.error t-statistic probabilitas c -0,758041 0,329888 -2,297870 0,0325 d(lpdb,1) 9,250969 2,784260 3,322595 0,0034 d(lpdb(1),1) 2,377537 3,729559 0,637485 0,5310 d(lkurs,1) 2,195265 0,828895 2,648423 0,0154 d(lkurs(1),1) -0,609980 0,589497 -1,034747 0,3131 d(lekpor,1) 0,515588 0,712179 0,723959 0,4775 d(lekpor(1),1) 1,825004 0,805295 2,266255 0,0347 e(-1) -0,312917 0,129374 -2,418693 0,0252 r-squared 0,676227 adjusted r-squared 0,562906 durbin-watson stat 1,816380 f-statistic 5,967378 prob (f-statistic) 0,000753 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 109-117 116 pendek. variabel ekspor signifikan dan mempengaruhi variabel dependennya yaitu fdi artinya bahwa ekspor dalam jangka pendek dalam setiap tahunnya menunjukkan pertumbuhan ekonomi suatu negara, karena ekspor mempunyai pengaruh yang kuat dan mempunyai hubungan dengan investasi asing langsung (fdi) di mana sebagai pendorong yang sangat besar untuk pertumbuhan fdi di suatu negara. estimasi model ecm, dapat dilihat pada variabel error correction term (e-1) menunjukkan angka 0,0252 artinya signifikan pada taraf nyata 5% dan mempunyai tanda positif. maka spesifikasi model sudah benar sehingga mampu menganalisis hubungan jangka pendek. hasil perhitungan tersebut nilai konstanta menunjukkan angka -0,758041 artinya bahwa apabila semua variabel dianggap konstan atau tidak mengalami perubahan maka dlfdi akan sebesar -0,758041. hasil estimasi dari persamaan jangka pendek menunjukkan nilai r-square sebesar 0,676227artinya bahwa 67,62% investasi asing langsung (fdi) dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel produk domestik bruto, nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as, dan ekspor. sisanya 32,38% dijelaskan oleh faktor-faktor lain di luar persamaan. simpulan hasil studi ini memberikan kesimpulan bahwa: (1) hasil analisis pengaruh pdb terhadap investasi asing langsung dalam jangka pendek menunjukkan bahwa pdb berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung, dalam jangka panjang pdb berpengaruh positif dan signifikan. (2) pengaruh tingkat nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as terhadap investasi asing langsung dalam jangka pendek menunjukkan tanda positif dan signifikan pada variabel dependennya, dalam jangka panjang menunjukkan bahwa nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar as berpengaruh negatif dan tidak signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung. (3) hasil analisis pengaruh ekspor terhadap investasi asing langsung dengan dalam jangka pendek yaitu ekspor berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung, dalam jangka panjang ekspor berpengaruh dan berhubungan negatif serta signifikan terhadap investasi asing langsung. berdasarkan hasil studi dapat diajukan beberapa saran berikut: 1) agar pemerintah bisa menarik investor untuk menanamkan modalnya secara langsung untuk pembangunan negara maka pemerintah harus menyelesaikan permasalahan yang berkaitan dengan birokrasi yang tidak efisien, keterbatasan akses dana, regulasi tenaga kerja tidak kondusif, kebijakan yang tidak stabil, regulasi perpajakan tidak kondusif, kurang tenaga kerja tidak terdidik, inflasi, korupsi, regulasi uang asing, pemerintahan yang tidak stabil, pajak terlalu besar, etos kerja tenaga kerja buruk, kriminal dan pencurian serta perlu adanya peningkatan infrastruktur; 2) adanya dukungan dari masyarakat terhadap investasi asing langsung agar pembangunan terencana dengan baik. daftar pustaka indah, a. s dan purnomo, d. 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(2022). impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9: does philanthropy help?. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 23(1), 21-34. article history received: 20 aug 2021 revised: 22 sep 2021 06 oct 2021 accepted: 27 oct 2021 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=24438220400 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57212537404 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57201417628 http://s2ie.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://s2ie.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://s2ie.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://s2ie.unsyiah.ac.id/ https://ekp.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ https://ekp.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ https://ekp.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ https://ekp.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://eki.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://eki.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://eki.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ http://eki.feb.unsyiah.ac.id/ mailto:mshabri@unsyiah.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/12593 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v23i1.12593&domain=pdf https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 22 in contrast to the eight mdgs goals, the 17 sdgs goals highlight the crucial efforts to halt poverty through an increase in economic growth by implementing social policy dealings to meet a mixture of social desires and environment-related policy to tackle climate change and environmental destruction (majid, dewi, aliasuddin, & kassim, 2017). the sdgs goals are very much related to the objectives of the national development of asean countries, including indonesia (dewi, majid, aliasuddin, & kassim, 2018). for example, the fourth paragraph of the 1945 indonesia's constitution preamble stated that the objective of indonesia's development is to promote public welfare nationwide. public welfare is a condition of fulfilling the material, spiritual, and social needs of the country's population to live properly, develop themselves, and perform their social and economic functions smoothly (qureshi et al., 2019; atsalakis, bouri, & pasiouras, 2020). one of the easiest ways to assess the realization of public welfare in the country is by looking at the poverty and income disparity levels of the population, as they have an opposite direction. public welfare has a negative relationship to the poverty and income disparity levels. a higher public welfare level causes a reduction in poverty and income disparity levels, and vice versa (dewi et al., 2018). economic growth, which is generally measured by changes in gross domestic product (gdp), has been commonly utilized to portray an overall public welfare (midgley & tang, 2001). however, an increase in economic growth does not necessarily improve public welfare and reduce poverty rate, and income inequality. the effect of economic growth on improvement in public welfare, poverty, and income inequality reduction is very much depending on the extent to which the benefits of economic growth are spread across the society (cerra et al., 2021). if the benefits of economic growth are enjoyed proportionately by all citizens, it would improve the public welfare, followed by the reduction in their poverty and income inequality, and vice versa. a non-inclusive economic growth often leads to an increase in economic inequality and poverty levels. an increase in economic growth is not fully followed by improving job opportunities, reducing poverty level and income disparity, promoting decent life for all the people and their public welfare. for example, lin (2003) and ravallion (2005) found an insignificant effect of high economic growth on poverty and income disparity reduction. economic growth failed to reduce or even eliminate absolute poverty and income disparity. therefore, rapid economic growth does not automatically increase people's standard of living and just income distribution. in other words, the so-called trickle-down effects of the economic growth for the poor did not happen as expected. thus, any effort to combat poverty and income disparity through economic growth should be designed expansively, covering diverse aspects of the public life and executed in an integrated and inclusive manners (faradiba & zet, 2020). moreover, the realization of an inclusive economic growth to reduce poverty and income disparity target has been becoming more challenging due to more frequent and recurring unexpected natural disasters globally (tselios & tompkins, 2019; lim, 2019), including asean. the increasing trend of disasters has slowed down economic growth and has even led to deaths of the population (masiero & santarossa, 2019). the total number of azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 23 disasters in the world and asean, including several man-made disasters over the period 2010-2020 showed an increasing trend (center of research of epidemiology disaster – cred, 2019). most disasters occurred in the world in 2010 (12.43%) and asean in 2020 (15.46%) were dominated by earthquakes and typhoons. these disasters caused economic losses of nearly usd900 billion, more than 15 million deaths, and more than 2 million injured worldwide. previous studies have documented an adverse impact of disasters on the livelihood of the local population in the disastrous areas (phong, mai, & aditto, 2020), national economic growth (hochrainer, 2009; hsiang & jina, 2014; hamori & kume, 2018; tselios & tompkins, 2019; tangkudung, 2019; faradiba & zet, 2020), poverty (silbert & useche, 2011; noy, 2015; parida et al., 2020), household consumption (lim, 2019), and income inequality (hsiang & jina, 2014; yamamura, 2015; feng, liu, & gong, 2016; scheidel, 2018; ryu & slottje, 2020). various efforts have been made to mitigate disaster risks on the economy (athukorala & resosudarmo, 2005; tselios & tompkins, 2019; hsiang and jina, 2014; brown & minty, 2008; brown, harris, & taylor, 2012). philanthropy has been viewed as an initial and quick response to mitigate the disaster risks on the economy. the world giving index (2019) showed an increase in numbers of philanthropy during disasters from 20% in 2000 to 79% in 2020. additionally, from a religious perspective, philanthropy has been viewed as one of the essential public voluntary efforts to lessen the impact of disasters on the economy. for example, islam obliges its followers to pay zakat (islamic tax) and encourages them to give voluntary donations (infaq, sadaqah, and waqf) to help those really in need (holy qur’an, at-taubah: 71). limited previous studies have explored the role of philanthropy in lessening the negative impact of disasters on the economy. for example, wu and chang (2018) found an important role of non-profit organizations (npos) participation in disaster relief in two major catastrophes of the 2008 earthquake in wenchuan, china and 2009 typhoon in morakot, taiwan. their engagements in shortand long-term disaster services were crucial to mitigate immediate and long-term disaster risks to the economy. similarly, shoutherland (2019) showed a crucial role of the chinese military in overseas humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to mitigate various global disasters on the economy worldwide. however, these studies only described the role of philanthropy on the economy qualitatively without precisely measuring its moderating role in reducing the influences of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity quantitatively. motivated to fill up the existing gaps in the previous literature, this study, therefore, seeks to examine the moderating role of philanthropy in reducing the impact of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity in the asean-9. different from previous studies that assessed the contribution of philanthropy to the economy, our study measures empirically the impact of philanthropy on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity. in addition, unlike previous studies that only examined the direct effect of philanthropy on the economy, our study empirically measures and analyses the effect of philanthropy on economic growth, poverty, and income inequality. finally, our study also enriches the existing empirical literature by empirically measuring and analyzing the azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 24 moderating effects of philanthropy in mitigating the impacts of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity in asean-9. the results of this study are expected to shed some light for policymakers in formulating holistic disaster mitigation policies to promote economic growth and reduce poverty and income disparity. in addition, by knowing the number of the overall loss of disasters, the findings of the study provide important policy recommendations for disaster management budget planning and disaster policy measures to relieve the impact of disasters on the economy. finally, the findings of the study are expected to enrich the existing literature, particularly the empirical evidence on disaster risk mitigation and economic development from the perspective of asean countries. in the next sections, the study provides the relevant selected literature in section 2 and followed by the research methods and data in section 3. section 4 provides the findings, discussion, and their implications. finally, section 5 concludes the study. research method this research focuses on the moderating role of philanthropy in reducing the effect of disasters on economic performance, including economic growth, poverty, and income inequality in asean-9 countries. due to data unavailability, the study only examined 9 out of 10 asean countries, namely indonesia, malaysia, thailand, singapore, the philippines, laos, cambodia, vietnam, and myanmar. an annual secondary data during the period 2000-2020 were utilized and analyzed using a moderated regression analysis (mra) model. the proposed econometric technique is suitable to analyze the direct effect of disasters and philanthropy on economic performances and the moderating effects of philanthropy in strengthening or weakening the effect of disasters on economic performances. a total of five variables were examined in this study, namely economic growth, poverty, income disparity (endogenous variables), disasters (exogenous variable), and philanthropy (moderating variable). economic growth is measured by changes in real gdp per capita. poverty is calculated by the percentage of the population living under the poverty line. income disparity is measured by the gini index. disasters are computed by the number of losses caused by disasters in usd. finally, philanthropy is measured by the number of donations for humanitarian in usd. the data for economic growth, poverty, and income disparity are sourced from the international monetary fund (imf), while the data for philanthropy and disasters are collected from the world giving index and emdat (emergency events database), respectively. azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 25 to empirically measures and analyzes the moderating role of philanthropy in mitigating disaster risks on economic growth, poverty, and income inequality in asean-9 countries, the study proposes the following panel mra equations: ecgit = γ0 + γ11disit + γ12pltit + γ13dis*plt +1it (1) icdit = γ0 + γ21disit + γ22pltit + γ23dis*plt +2it (2) povit = γ0 + γ31disit + γ32pltit + γ33dis*plt +3it (3) where ecg is the economic growth; icd is the economic disparity level; pov is the poverty level; dis is the disasters; plt is the philanthropy; γ0 is a constant; γii is the estimated regressors, i is asean country; t is the year of the study; and  is the error term. because the data examined in this study is panel data, which is a mixture of time-series data (2000-2020) and crosssection (9 asean countries), thus the data analysis is conducted using a panel regression model. to identify the most appropriate panel regression model to be adopted in this study from three-panel regression models, namely: common effect model (cem), fixed-effect model (fem), and random effect model (rem), series of statistical tests are conducted. the chow test is performed to decide either the cem or fem is the most suitable, while the hausman test is conducted to determine which model is most appropriate to use between the rem and the fem. meanwhile, the lagrange test is performed to find out whether the rem is more suitable as compared to the cem to analyze the data in the study. the most suitable panel regression model is then selected for further analysis to answer the research objectives. however, before the data analysis, the study conducts the classical assumption tests of normality, multicollinearity, heteroscedasticity, and autocorrelation to ascertain robust findings. to check for normalcy, a jarque-bera (jb) test is utilized. the data is deemed to be normally distributed if the jb test’s p-value is larger than the assigned significance level. meanwhile, the variance inflation factor (vif) is utilized in the multicollinearity test. the data are free of the multicollinearity problem if the vif is less than 10. the durbin-watson (dw) test is used to verify autocorrelation problem, and if the d-w value is less than 2, the data are free of autocorrelation. finally, the heteroscedasticity is tested using the breusch-pagan (pg) test. the data are free of heteroscedasticity (homoscedastic) if the value of estimated chi-square is significant where its p-value is above the assigned significance level. result and discussion descriptive statistics table 1 illustrates the descriptive statistics of the investigated variables. of the asean-9, singapore recorded the lowest economic losses (usd0.22 million), while thailand recorded the highest economic losses (usd7.73 million) due to disasters. since 1965, azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 26 singapore experienced the smallest number of disasters, while thailand suffered enormous losses due to floods that hit the northern, northeast, and central parts of thailand, particularly the mekong and chao phraya rivers and parts of the capital city bangkok in 2011 (asian disaster reduction center – adrc, 2017). table 1 descriptive statistics dis ecg icd pov plt mean 4.770 0.064 0.410 0.158 78.588 median 4.970 0.063 0.401 0.142 23.630 maximum 7.730 0.158 1.351 0.453 754.860 minimum 0.220 -0.024 0.031 0.040 0.020 std. dev. 1.312 0.023 0.136 0.106 122.096 in terms of economic growth, singapore recorded the lowest economic growth (-2.4%) in 2001 (the national archive singapore, 2002) due to lower external demand, weak household consumption, and low business investment. meanwhile, laos recorded the highest economic growth (15.80%) in 2000 due to an increase in the contribution of the agriculture sector (60%) and mining and mineral exports (asian development bank, 2001). of the asean-9, myanmar experienced the lowest income disparity (0.031) in 2016, while laos recorded the highest income disparity (1.351) in 2000 due to economic structural change (economic activity in the agricultural sector), increase in years of schooling, increase in education, health, road access, and electricity expenditures (chanthavong, 2017). additionally, in view of poverty rate, malaysia recorded the lowest poverty (0.40%) in 2017, while vietnam experienced the highest poverty level of 45.3% in 2000, contributed mainly by an increase in rice price and unemployment rate due to slowing construction activities in several regions in vietnam (kang & imai, 2012). finally, in terms of philanthropic data, the smallest amount of philanthropy is recorded by singapore (usd0.02 million) in 2003, while the highest amount of philanthropy is recorded by laos (usd754.8 million) in 2000. channel news asia – can (2014) reported that the incidence of disasters that hit most of southeast asia was in 2013, singapore contributed usd200,000 to humanitarian assistance. on the other hand, 3 ngos in laos, namely the save the children uk, mennonite central committee, and american friends service committee have successfully raised philanthropic funds to mitigate disaster impacts nationwide. asean is one of the regions with a relatively high disaster during the last few decades. international federation of red cross and red crescent societies – ifrc (2015) reported that demises from natural disasters in the region have more than tripled in the past decade, which is largely due to extreme disasters. asean that consists of 10 member countries with 600 million inhabitants had experienced an average loss of approximately usd4.4 billion annually due to natural disasters. the various challenges to natural disasters faced by asean countries are related to the potential for frequent natural disasters with different levels of exposure and vulnerability to different hazards, coupled with different capacities in dealing disasters. disasters that hit asean countries are categorized as small and medium-scale disasters and only a few of them are categorized into the high-scale azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 27 disasters, such as the 2004 indian ocean tsunami and the 2008 typhoon nargis (athukorala & resosudarmo, 2005). selected panel regression model tests as discussed in the earlier section, the study first determines the suitable panel regression model using various panel data tests of chow test, hausman test, and lagrange test. the findings of these tests are reported in table 2. table 2 testing suitable panel regression model tests of panel regression models t-statistics df p-value chow test cross-section f 4.0743 (8.176) 0.000 cross-section chi-square 32.112 8 0.000 hausman test cross-section random 2.352 5 0.798 lagrange test cross-section 72.416 0.632 0.000 as illustrated in table 2, the finding of the chow test showed the rejection of null hypothesis, which means that the fem should be adopted as a suitable panel regression model as opposed to the cem. the finding of the hausman test showed the rejection of the alternative hypothesis, indicating the suitability of the rem as compared to the fem. finally, the lagrange test is conducted to determine the most appropriate panel regression model between the rem and the cem. table 2 indicated that the rem is the most appropriate panel to estimate the data in the study. thus, in the next section, the study reported the impact of disasters on the economies of asean-9 and the moderating role of philanthropy in lessening the impacts of disasters on the economies of asean-9 based on the rem. the impacts of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity table 3 reported the findings of the rem on the influences of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity among asean-9 countries over the period from 2000 to 2020. table 3 the impacts of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income disparity in asean-9 variable dis diagnostic test adj-r2 f-stat jb vif bp dw ecg 0.563*** (4.733) 0.102 22.410*** 0.134 1.352 0.118 1.890 icd 0.039*** (5.656) 0.141 32.000*** 0.165 1.792 0.119 1.876 pov 3.374*** (6.311) 0.171 47.888*** 0.111 1.843 0.124 1.862 note: *** indicates significances at the 1% level. f-stat is the f-statistics; adj-r2 is the adjusted r2; jb is the jarque-bera test for normality; vif is the variance inflation factor test for multicollinearity; bp is the breusch-pagan test for heteroscedasticity; and dw is the durbin-watson test for autocorrelation. azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 28 as illustrated in table 3, surprisingly, the disasters had a positive and significant influence on economic growth at the 1% level of significance with the estimated coefficient value of 0.563. more specifically, the findings of this study indicated that an increase in the number of disasters by 1% has caused economic growth to increase by 0.563%. disasters might adversely impact economic growth in the short-run but turned to become positive in the long-run. increased national and international supports for mitigation disasters, enhanced effective preparedness measures, and improved environmental management had contributed to mollify the impacts of disasters on the asean-9 economy. in addition, the small-scale majority of disasters that hit asean-9 during the study period has only caused damage of usd1.125 million but had not slowed down the economy to grow. for instance, when the indian ocean earthquake and tsunami of 2004 struck asean countries and hit hardest aceh province of indonesia, the province received a huge amount of financial aids from the indonesian government and international communities, amounting to usd7.5 billion over five years after the 2004 indian ocean earthquake and tsunami, causing the economy to recover rapidly. such financial aids were used to repair damaged infrastructures and build back public services better, which consequently contributed to sustainable economic growth in the long run. this empirical finding implies that if smalland medium-scale of disasters are well-managed and supported with sufficient disaster mitigation funds, the government could easily minimize disasters' impacts on the economy in the short-run and ensure long-run economic growth. this finding agrees with a previous study by huho et al. (2016) who found is a positive influence of normal flood disasters on economic growth in kenya. on the other hand, as observed from table 4, the disasters significantly and positively affected income disparity at the 1% significance level with an estimated coefficient of 0.039. the finding shows a 1% increased in the number of disasters had caused income inequality to increase by 0.039%. at the time a natural disaster wallops, the poor are potentially to become victims and even lose their jobs, which finally cause a decrease in their income in the short-term. as a result, income inequality is expected to widen during a disaster. in the event that poor family are less arranged for catastrophes and live in disaster-prone zones, they will bear income losses and cause greater income inequality. the availability of sufficient philanthropic funds to be allocated to the poor while disasters hit the countries could reduce income inequality. when a disaster happened is that donations or philanthropy must be given primarily to the poor (liu et al., 2018). our finding is in line with research conducted by bui, dungey, nguyen, and pham (2014) which found that natural disasters cause an increase in t income inequality among the vietnamese households. finally, table 3 also reported the significant positive influence of the disaster on the poverty rate at the 1% level of significance with an estimated coefficient of 3.374. specifically, this showed that a 1% increase in the number of disasters had caused a 3.374% increase in the poverty rate. the majority of poor households who live in disaster-prone areas experienced homes' damages during the 2000-2020 period contributed to a higher poverty rate across asean-9 countries. disasters caused the poor to incur higher income losses and lead to a larger poverty gap. this finding urges important disaster mitigation azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 29 policies focused on poor economic empowerment programs when disasters hit the countries. this finding is supported by noy (2015) which found an affirmative influence of natural disasters on the poverty level globally. the role of philanthropy in reducing impacts of disasters on economic growth, income disparity, and poverty furthermore, table 4 reported the moderating role of philanthropy on the influences of disasters on economic growth, income disparity, and poverty in asean-9 during the 20002020 period. the study found that philanthropy had a significant negative moderating effect on the influence of disasters on economic growth at the 5% significance level with an estimated coefficient of -0.337. this finding showed the ability of philanthropy to reduce the impact of disasters on economic growth. this empirical evidence is following the result of the study by esawe et al. (2018) who said that philanthropy can be used to build community resilience to disasters. as illustrated in table 4, philanthropy is found to have a significant negative moderating role on the influence of disasters on income disparity at the 5% level with an estimated value of -0.014. this finding shows the ability of philanthropy to mitigate the impact of the disaster on income inequality. during a disaster, people who have savings would use them to repair the damaged assets and recover their health, while those who have no savings would be hard to survive without getting supports from philanthropic funds. thus, the presence of philanthropy could help reduce income imbalances between the poor and the rich. social or philanthropic assistance is provided to a person, family, group, and/or community experiencing social shocks and vulnerabilities due to disasters, aiming at fulfilling basic necessities to ensure their survival through the restoration of communal psychological circumstances, promoting economic capability, and unveiling information and/or retrieve to sources and prospective for social wellbeing (national disaster management authority bnpb, 2013). this finding is consistent with previous studies that found an effective role of islamic philanthropy of zakat on income inequality in pakistan (jehle, 1994) and malaysia (zulkifli, taha, mohd nor, & ali, 2021). zakat is effective to channel income from the middle to the lower groups of communities. furthermore, table 4 also showed a negative and significant moderating effect of philanthropy on the effect of disasters on poverty rate at the 1% significance level with an estimated coefficient of -2.196. this shows that philanthropy can minimize the impact of disasters on poverty reduction across asean-9. the availability of philanthropic funds during disasters could help the disaster victims to enter into the recovery period. the funds could be allocated to build back the affected areas better quickly and even more advanced than the pre-disaster period. our finding is along the lines of previous research conducted by ryandono (2008) and hafidhuddin and rahmat (2008) who found that the presence of islamic philanthropic institutions of zakat in islam is very helpful to strengthen the government efforts to alleviate poverty and overcome the economic marginalization of muslim communities, especially during the disaster period that caused enormous flosses to the economy. azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 30 table 4 the moderating role of philanthropy on the impacts of disasters on economic performance variable dis plt dis*plt diagnostic test adjr2 f-stat jb vif bp dw ecg 0.256*** (2.072) 0.005*** (3.779) -0.337** (1.963) 0.24 7 21.580*** 0.122 2.362 0.128 1.882 icd 0.031*** (4.217) 0.0004*** (5.326) -0.014** (1.869) 0.26 0 23.032*** 0.127 2.118 0.146 1.928 pov 1.644*** (3.105) 0.027*** (4.362) -2.196*** (2.983) 0.37 0 37.829*** 0.210 1.402 0.172 1.910 note: see table 3. overall, our findings are following the previous research conducted by esawe et al. (2018) who recorded that islamic philanthropy of zakat can be used to build community resilience to disasters in two stages. the first phase is the use of zakat in disaster emergency response to meet the basic needs of the community, including food, water, sanitation, shelter, and health care. meanwhile, in the second phase, the zakat can be used to financially support the affected community and disastervulnerable people to work and earn income to support their families in the long run. without getting financial aids, the poor would be at greater risk in the future due to their incapability to mitigate disaster risks. thus, zakat could help to rebuild the lives and livelihoods of the disaster-affected groups in the long term. finally, zakat could also be used to reduce disaster exposure by supporting communities with funds to import technology and expertise that help them improve disaster prediction, preparedness, response, and vulnerability to similar future catastrophic events. with the presence of many religious-based social and philanthropic institutions globally, it is not surprising that these institutions have played active roles to assist various elements of society, both individually and collectively during natural disasters and social, economic, and political imbalances. philanthropy is documented to be an effective way to mitigate the disasters' impacts to economic growth slowdown and increased income inequality and poverty rates. finally, table 4 also reported the findings of classical assumption tests, comprising normality, multicollinearity, autocorrelation, and heteroscedasticity. the study found that the data analyzed in this study fulfilled all classical assumptions. overall, the findings of the study were robust and could be used for further inferences. conclusion this study has measured and analyzed the moderating role of philanthropy in reducing the impacts of disasters on economic growth, poverty, and income inequality in asean-9 during the 2000-2020 period using a panel moderated regression technique. the study found that disasters had a positive and significant impact on economic growth and the negative and significant impacts of disasters on income inequality and poverty rate. in azhar, majid, sartiyah, & dawood impact of disaster on economic performance of asean-9 … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 31 addition, the study documented an effective role of philanthropy in reducing the impacts of disasters on economic growth, income disparity, and poverty. our findings showed the crucial role of the religious philanthropic institution during the catastrophic periods to strengthen the government efforts to mitigate disaster risks on the economy both in the shortand long-run. thus, it is extremely important for the policymakers and communities to support the presence of religious philanthropic institutions locally, regionally, and globally. during the disastrous period, the philanthropic institutions have been always in the front line to assist communities to fulfill their basic needs to ensure survival and to build back their future lives better. this study only focuses its analysis on the moderating role of philanthropy in reducing the impacts of disasters on economic growth, income inequality, and poverty in asean-9. to enrich the existing literature and empirical evidence on this issue, further studies are suggested to evaluate the holistic impacts of disasters on economic performances, such as unemployment and inflation, and the role of philanthropy to mitigate the disastrous impacts on overall macroeconomic performances. adding more countries from various regions into the analysis would also enrich the existing empirical evidence on the topic. references asian development bank. 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(2019). tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 124134. article history received: 19 june 2019 accepted: 29 september 2019 mailto:justine.nwanakwere@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6470 nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 125 tax is a compulsory levy imposed on a subject or upon his property by the government to provide security, social amenities and to create conditions for the economic wellbeing of the society (appah & oyandonghan, 2011). anyanwu (1997) defined tax as compulsory transfer or payment from private individuals, institutions or groups to the government. in view of jarkir (2011), tax is a contribution enacted by the state; it is non-penal but compulsory and unrequited transfer of resources from the private to the public sector, levied on the basis of predetermined criteria (jarkir, 2011). thus, tax can be said to be a compulsory levy paid by individuals and corporate bodies as stipulated by the tax law which serves as revenue to the government. taxes are crucial elements of the economy and they determine changes in national income and other macroeconomic variables, especially in developing countries like nigeria. increased taxation on imported goods and services has considerable effect on production level of such goods and services produced by local manufacturers. consequently, an efficient and effective tax administration results in increased revenue yield. however, poor fiscal discipline in the allocation of resources as well as the implementation of ineffective tax regime in nigeria become a major challenge (garba, 2014). over time, studies have been carried out on the empirical relationship between tax and economic growth, both in the developed and the developing nations (kyle, 2018; saibu, 2015; ahmad & h.sial, 2016). the outcome of the studies has shown conflicting empirical results as to whether tax brings about economic growth or otherwise. in a study by wambai and hanga, (2013) on taxation and social development in nigeria, they found that the attitude of the government on taxation need to change and recommends a tax system that concentrate on establishing simplicity, predictability, and neutrality. simwaka, munthali, kabango, and chiumia (2012) studies analyses the effect of taxation in sub-saharan africa. they found that taxes levied on personal and corporate income reduces economic growth. from their study, one may be tempted to conclude that the tax structure is largely irrelevant in less developed economies, but embedded in an effective tax system are benefits for both the taxpayers and the government. tosun and abizadeh (2005) studied economic growth and tax charges in oecd countries from 1980 to 1999; their study reveals that economic growth measured by gdp per capita has significant effect on tax mix of gdp per capita. the study recorded a decline in shares of payroll, goods and services and positive growth from personal and property taxes. olusanya, medunoye, and oluwatosin, (2012) investigated taxation as a fiscal policy instrument for income redistribution among lagos state civil servants using spearman’s rank correlation coefficient. the study found a positive relationship between tax as fiscal policy instrument and income redistribution. in the study on taxation and economic growth of the united states, engen and skinner (1996) found a modest effect on the order of 0.2 to 0.3 percentage point increase in growth rates in response to major tax reform. their findings suggest that such minor effect cumulatively can have large impact on the standards of living. nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 126 in nigeria, different types of taxes are being imposed over time on the various economic agents (margaret, 2014). the primary purpose is to generate revenue for the government which in turn should be used to provide social amenities and achieve economic growth. however, it is also of a great debate as to whether tax has contributed to the economic growth of the country or not. besides, this study chose to adopt the ardl bound test for its estimation of cointegration rather than the conventional johansen and ols estimation techniques. consequently, this study seeks to empirically examine the impact of tax on economic growth in nigeria. besides, the study is extended by disaggregating tax into company income tax (cit), petroleum profit tax (pit), value-added tax (vat), and excise and custom duties (ecd) and evaluates their individual impacts on economic growth in the country. in relation to this effect, the study begins by asking questions like: what is the relationship between tax and economic growth in nigeria? do any of the individual taxes contribute to economic growth in nigeria? answers to these questions will help in achieving the objectives of the study. this study is organized into five sections starting with the introduction, followed by review of literature, theoretical construct and methodology, results and discussion, and conclusion and policy recommendation in that order. research method theoretical construct the neoclassical growth model of solow reveals the basic theoretical linkage between tax and economic growth. in the growth model, output of an economy is determined by the size and skill of labour and the size and technological productivity of its capital stock (engen and skinner, 1996). therefore, the growth rate of output will depend on the growth rate of capital stock – both physical and human capital – and changes in productivity of these inputs in the economy. the growth rate of the economy can be stated as: 𝑮𝒊̇ = ∝ �̇� + 𝜷�̇� + ∀̇ where the economic growth rate of country i is �̇�, �̇� 𝑎𝑛𝑑 �̇� are change in capital stock (net investment) and growth rate in effective labour force, respectively, ∀̇ measures productivity growth, while ∝ 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝜷 are marginal productivity of capital and output elasticity of labour, respectively. engen and skinner (1996) stated that the neoclassical growth theoretical framework gives insight into the connection between tax and economic growth through the variables on the model above. hence, they argued that higher taxes can discourage the investment rate, or the net growth in the capital stock, through high statutory tax rates on corporate and individual income and high effective capital gains tax rates. besides, taxes may discourage labour force participation and affect skills, trainings and educational attainment which in turn weaken labour supply growth. in addition, tax policy can affect nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 127 productivity growth rate by discouraging research and development (r&d), and reduce marginal productivity of capital by discouraging investment in productive heavily taxed sectors into less taxed sectors with low productivity (engen and skinner, 1996). methodology this study adopted the auto-regressive distributed lag (ardl) model bound testing approach (dickey & fuller, 1979). this method helps to take care of the problem of drifting series and equally enables us to determine both the short run and the long run relationship of the model (ahmed, zaman, & syah, 2011). the ardl approach, developed by pesaran, shin, & smith (2001), was chosen over the conventional engle and granger (1987) and johansen and juselius (1990) approach for long run test (cointegration) as a result of its advantages over them. the ardl approach can be applied to series that are both of the same order and of different order of integration i.e. i(0) or i(1) series, or combination of i(0) and i(1) series; unlike the other techniques (ahmad, 2016). besides, haug (2002) pointed out that ardl bounds testing approach is more suitable and provides better results for small sample size, and the short and long-run parameters are estimated simultaneously. the study identified both dependent variable (economic growth measured by the gdp) and independent variable which is tax. it focuses on the impact of total tax on economic growth, and by extension, examines the individual impacts of the disaggregated taxes (cit, ppt, vat and ecd) on economic growth. thus, gdp depends on total tax generated within the period under study and also on the disaggregated individual taxes (cit, ppt, vat and ecd). hence, we established two separate models for the study. in terms of functional relationship, we have them stated as; gdp = f(tax) …….…………………… (1) gdp = f(cit, ppt, vat, ecd) ………………….……… (2) mathematical representations of the functions are stated as; gdp = β0 + β1tax + ɛ ....…………............. (3) gdp = β0+ β1cit + β2ppt + β3vat + β4ecd + v ……………....……….. (4) where: gdp = gross domestic product; tax = tax (aggregated tax); cit = corporate income tax; ppt = petroleum profit tax; vat = value-added tax; ecd = excise and custom duties; ɛ, v = error terms. β0, β1, β2, β3, and β4, are parameters which serve as coefficients of the estimators defined above in the models. nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 128 the cointegration relationship among variables of the model specified in equations (4) following the ardl equation is stated as: ∆log (𝐺𝐷𝑃)𝑡 = ∅ + 𝜑1 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝐺𝐷𝑃)𝑡−1 + 𝜑2 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝐶𝐼𝑇)𝑡−1 + 𝜑3 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝑃𝑃𝑇)𝑡−1 + 𝜑4 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝑉𝐴𝑇)𝑡−1 + 𝜑5 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝐸𝐶𝐷)𝑡−1 + ∑ 𝛾𝑖 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝐺𝐷𝑃)𝑡−1 𝑝 𝑖=1 + ∑ 𝜃𝑖 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝐶𝐼𝑇)𝑡−1 𝑝 𝑖=1 + ∑ 𝛿𝑖 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝑃𝑃𝑇)𝑡−1 𝑝 𝑖=1 + ∑ 𝜇𝑖 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝑉𝐴𝑇)𝑡−1 𝑝 𝑖=1 + ∑ 𝜎𝑖 𝑙𝑜𝑔(𝐸𝐶𝐷)𝑡−1 𝑝 𝑖=1 + 𝑡 𝒑 is the ardl model maximum lag order. the coefficients of the lagged variables represent the long run relationship, while the coefficients of the summations represent the short run model. the f-test is carried out on the joint null hypothesis that the coefficients of the lagged variables are zero (nkoro & uko, 2016). the hypothesis states that the coefficients of the lag level variables are zero i.e., there are no long run relationships among the series. this is defined by: h0 :𝜑1 = 𝜑2 = 𝜑3 = 𝜑4 = 𝜑5= 0 (long run relationship does not exist) h1 : 𝜑1 ≠ 𝜑2 ≠ 𝜑3 ≠ 𝜑4 ≠ 𝜑5 ≠ 0 (long run relationship exist) sources of data data for the study was obtained from the federal inland revenue service (firs), nigeria bureau of statistics (nbs), and central bank of nigeria (cbn) statistical bulletin. the firs have the statutory authority of tax revenue collection in the nigeria. the data spanned from 1981 to 2014. however, vat which was initiated in 1994 has some missing data. before the introduction of vat, sales tax was levied at retail, wholesale, and private final consumption levels, which was later officially replaced by vat. many authors have suggested that sales tax can be used to fill up for the missing data (ekeocha, ekeocha, malaolu, & oduh, 2012). result and discussion various preliminary tests such as descriptive statistics, diagnostic tests (breusch-goddfrey serial correlation lm test, glejser heteroskedasticity test, ramey reset tests) were carried out as well as unit root test using the augmented dicky-fuller (adf) unit root test (see table 1). gdp is stationary at first difference while tax in aggregate is stationary at level. on the other hand, the individual taxes are stationary at the combination of both level and first difference i(0) and i(1). the credibility of the series, cointegration and hypotheses were tested through the autoregressive regressive distributive lag (ardl)/bound test. firstly, we analyzed the relationship between aggregated tax and economic growth, after which we analyzed relationships between various individual taxes (cit, ppt, vat, and ecd) and economic growth (gdp). nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 129 table 1 summary of unit root test result augmented dicky-fuller (adf) variables level first difference critical value (5%) i(d) gdp 2.339251 -6.633529** -3.552973 i(1) tax -5.817870* -2.960410 i(0) cit -1.404865 -6.137964** -3.552973 i(1) vat -5.204487* -3.658446 i(0) ppt -3.543251 -5.861270** -3.552973 i(1) ecd -1.476805 -5.242427** -3.552973 i(1) note: * significant at level, **significant at first difference source: authors’ computation autoregressive distributed lag (ardl) model result the ardl bounds test is always stated in the null hypothesis form which means that there is no cointegration among the variables. thus the decision rule is such that if the fstatistics value is greater than the upper bound critical values, we reject the null; and if less than the lower bound critical values, we do not reject the null. if the f-statistics is between upper and lower bounds critical values, the result becomes inconclusive. tables 2 and 3 show that there is no cointegration among the variables as the f-statistics values in the two results are less than the lower bound at different significance level. here, there is no long run relationship between total tax and gdp, and there is no long run relationship between the individual taxes (company income tax, petroleum profit tax, value added tax, and excise and custom duties) and gdp. hence, we proceed to estimate the short run models. table 2 summary of ardl bounds test for cointegration of aggregate tax and gdp variables f-statistics cointegration f(gdp,tax) 1.54 critical value lower bound upper bound 1% 8.74 9.63 2.5% 6.56 7.3 5% 5.59 6.26 source: authors’ computation table 3 summary of ardl bounds test for cointegration of individual taxes and gdp variables f-statistics cointegration f(gdp,cit, ppt, vat, ecd) 3.20 critical value lower bound upper bound 1% 4.40 5.72 2.5% 3.89 5.07 5% 3.47 4.56 source: authors’ computation nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 130 short run estimate of aggregate tax table 4 summary of short run estimate of ardl test (aggregate tax) variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. log(gdp(-1)) 0.8904 0.0650 13.688 0.0000 log(tax) 0.1770 0.1257 1.4075 0.1703 log(tax(-1)) -0.2317 0.1232 -1.8817 0.0703 c 2.4292 1.5271 1.5907 0.1229 @trend 0.034888 0.0313 1.1135 0.2749 r2 =0.968174 adjusted r2=0.963627 f-stat=212.9457 prob(f-stat.)=0.00000 dw= 2.395503 source: author’s computation table 4 shows that tax in the current period has a positive relationship with gdp, while tax in the previous periods has a negative with gdp. this implies that current tax does contributes to economic growth than previous tax in the economy. however, the result also shows that tax in the current period is not significant, while tax in previous period is significant. short run estimate of individual taxes table 5 summary short run estimate of ardl test (individual taxes) variable coefficient std. error t-statistic prob. log(gdp(-1)) -0.3178 0.2043 -1.5554 0.142 log(cit) -0.8385 0.3265 -2.5675 0.022 log(ppt) 0.1445 0.0516 2.7964 0.014 log(vat) 1.4285 0.3085 4.6299 0.000 log(ecd) -1.0797 0.1961 -5.5047 0.000 c 30.53049 4.6477 6.568925 0.000 r2 =0.992614 adjusted r2 =0.989449 f-stat=313.5925prob(f-stat.)=0.00000 d-w= 2.290476 source: author’s computation table 5 shows ardl short run result for the individual taxes: company income tax (cit), petroleum profit tax (ppt), value added tax (vat), and excise and custom duties (ecd), and gdp. it is observed from the r-square value that 98 percent of the change in gdp is attributed to the various taxes; hence the model is good for estimation and prediction. the value of the durbin-waston statistics is greater than 2, which signifies that the residuals of the model are uncorrelated. the table further shows that all the variables are significant with the exception of one lag value of gdp. ppt and vat have positive relationship with gdp while cit and ecd have negative relationship with gdp. based on the magnitude of the coefficients, it is observed that vat has the highest value with 1.42, while ppt records the lowest with 0.14. this implies that vat contributes the highest to economic growth in nigeria while ppt contributes the lowest. this result supports the findings in the federal inland revenue service report that vat contributes the most to tax revenue and economic growth among other taxes in nigeria (firs, 2018). nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 131 h0 1 : company income tax has no significant impact on economic growth: table 5 reveals that cit is significant at 5 percent level; hence we reject the null hypothesis. given the negative coefficient of -0.84 for cit, 1 percent increase in company income tax will lead to a fall in gdp by 0.84 percent. the negative impact could be as a result of weak infrastructures that affect ease of doing business in the country (chigbu, akujuobi, & ebimobowei, 2012). companies and firms, therefore, struggle to break-even to keep up with tax payment thus; tax evasion becomes inevitable, especially at the slightest increase. also, tax is a disincentive to investors; therefore, increase in company income tax would lead to fall in investment which affects the growth of the economy (otu & adejumo, 2016). h0 2 : petroleum profit tax does not have significant impact on economic growth: petroleum profit tax records a positive relationship with gdp at 5 percent level of significance. this suggests that we reject the null hypothesis, thereafter, concluding that pit has positive significant impact on economic growth in nigeria. despite the positive impact of pit on the economy, it is observed that the magnitude (0.14) is very low compared to vat. this means that 1 percent increase in pit will increase economic growth by 0.14 percent. h0 3 : value-added tax has no significant impact on economic growth: the result further shows that value-added tax contributes significantly the most to economic growth in nigeria; hence, the null hypothesis is rejected. a percentage increase in vat will increase gdp by 1.42 percent. the reason for this could be attributed to the fact that vat is an indirect tax which the consumers are the ultimate payers. most people pay this tax without the knowledge of it. hence, it is easy to collect and cases of avoidance and evasion cannot be feasible. besides, nigeria is more of a consuming nation with population of over 180 million people (wambai & hanga, 2013). therefore, vat, which is a consumption-based tax, is a major revenue generation tax component which drives the economy. this is in line with finding of egbunike, emudainohwo, and gunardi, (2018). h0 4 : excise and custom duties have no significant relationship with economic growth: in addition, table 5 shows that excise and custom duties (ecd) have negative relationship with economic growth, with significance level of 1 percent. also, the magnitude of its coefficient is 1.08; hence, a percentage increase in ecd will decrease gdp by 1.08 percent. this could be caused by the weak industrial base and the less productive manufacturing sector which contributed only about 9 per cent to gdp in 2018 (cbn, 2018). besides, as mentioned earlier in the case of company income tax, producers tend to avoid and evade tax. as a result of their low production capacity and high cost of business operation in the country, any attempt to increase excise and custom duties will threaten the existence of many industries, affecting the gdp negatively. furthermore, high level of corruption among the agencies contributes to the negative impact on the economy (edame & okoi, 2014). nwanakwere tax and economic growth in nigeria: an ardl approach jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 132 conclusion the result from the study reveals that total tax has a positive impact on economic growth; however, the impact is not substantial. hence, we conclude that aggregate tax has not contributed significantly to the economic growth of the country. in contrast to this result, the study shows that the disaggregated taxes are all significant. while petroleum profit tax and value-added tax have positive impact on economic growth in nigeria, company income tax and excise and custom duties have negative impact on economic growth. value-added tax and petroleum income tax respond positively as a result of the nature of tax of the former (indirect tax), which is levied on goods and services, and payers, most times, are not aware of their paying it. revenue generated from these taxes is always massive as a result of the dynamism of the sectors (especially the oil sector), and the difficulty to avoid or evade as in the case of value-added tax. recommendation from these findings, we make the following recommendations: (1) there should be fiscal discipline and effective use of tax revenue by the government to achieve macroeconomic growth in the economy. 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fakultas ekonomi, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, bantul, yogyakarta 55183 indonesia, phone: +62-274-387656 e-mail korespondensi: makrov_jogja@yahoo.com naskah diterima: maret 2014; disetujui: juli 2014 abstract: the study aims to analyze the factors influencing the exchange rate movement to usd in 2 period’s data, the fixed floating exchange rate (1990-1997) and the free floating exchange rate (1998-2013). the study also aims to know the factors that influence the exchange rate has the different influence between those two periods. those factors are inflation rate, money supply, and gross domestic bruto. the method that is the multiple linear regression models, and chow-test. the result from this study shows that inflation rate, money supply, and gross domestic bruto; are influence and significant to the movement of the exchange rate of rupiah to usd. the analysis of chow test, we can conclude that those 3 factors simultaneously have two different effects between two periods when the different exchange rate regulation applied in indonesia. keywords: exchange rate; rate of exchange rate; money supply; gross domestic bruto jel classification: p45, f13,f31 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan menganalisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi pergerakan nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar amerika pada dua periode data, periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali (1990-1997) dan periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas (1998-2013). studi ini juga bertujuan untuk mengetahui apakah faktorfaktor yang mempengaruhi nilai tukar memiliki pengaruh yang berbeda pada dua periode tersebut. faktor-faktor tersebut adalah tingkat inflasi, jumlah uang beredar dan produk domestik bruto. metode yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah regresi linier berganda dan uji chow, dengan pengujian dari tiap variabel-variabel menggunakan e-views 6. hasil dari studi ini menunjukkan bahwa tingkat inflasi, jumlah uang beredar dan pendapatan domestik bruto memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap pergerakan nilai tukar rupiah pada dolar amerika. hasil analisis uji chow menyajikan kesimpulan bahwa ketiga faktor ekonomi tersebut secara simultan memiliki pengaruh yang berbeda di dua periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar yang pernah di terapkan di indonesia. kata kunci: nilai tukar; kurs; inflasi; jumlah uang beredar; produk domestik bruto klasifikasi jel: p45, f13,f31 pendahuluan tingginya permintaan dan penawaran dalam negeri akan komoditi barang dan jasa yang tersedia di luar negeri mengharuskan suatu negara melakukan hubungan internasional dengan negara lain. khususnya di negara indonesia yang mulai menerapkan perekonomian terbuka sejak tahun 1969 yakni sejak awal penerapan pelita i, interaksi ekonomi indonesia dengan negara lainnya mengalami perkembangan tahun demi tahun dan merupajurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 127-134 128 kan suatu aspek perekonomian yang harus diperhatikan baik dari segi regulasi maupun sistem pelaksanaanya. dalam pelaksanaan interaksi ekonomi antarnegara, keberadaan alat tukar sangatlah penting untuk memudahkan proses pertukaran tersebut, sebagaimana proses pertukaran dalam negeri, akan tetapi terdapat suatu permasalahan bagaimana mengukur harga mata uang suatu negara dibandingkan dengan harga mata uang negara lain dalam aktifitas ekonomi tersebut. oleh karena itu, pentingnya peranan kurs mata uang bagi suatu negara diperlukan berbagai upaya untuk menjaga posisi kurs mata uang suatu negara dalam keadaan yang relatif stabil. stabilitas kurs mata uang juga dipengaruhi oleh sistem kurs yang dianut oleh suatu negara. suatu negara yang menganut sistem kurs tetap (fixed exchange rate system), harus secara aktif melakukan intervensi pasar agar kurs mata uangnya berada pada tingkat yang diinginkan. sedangkan suatu negara yang menganut sistem kurs mengambang (floating exchange rate system), kurs mata uang sepenuhnya diserahkan pada kekuatan permintaan dan penawaran valuta asing. menurut deliarnov (2006) pergantian sistem kurs di indonesia sejak diterapkannya perekonomian terbuka sudah mengalami tiga kali perubahan seiring dengan pergantian periode kepemimpinan negara republik indonesia. dalam kurun waktu 17 april 1970 hingga 15 november 1978 digunakan sistem kurs tetap, di mana rupiah dipatok terhadap dolar rp415 per dolar amerika. pada periode 15 november 1978-desember 1995, digunakan sistem kurs mengambang terkendali (manage floating exchange rate system). sementara menurut imansyah (2007) ada berbagai indikator macro prudensial yang sebenarnya dapat dilihat resiko pelemahan rupiah terhadap usd, apalagi inflasi pada saat itu tidak dijaga dengan baik pada tahap dimulainya kebijakan inflation targeting. apabila merujuk hasil pengembangan sistem peringatan dini yang salah satunya dengan pendekatan non parametrik, maka resiko pelemahan rupiah terhadap usd sangatlah tinggi. tampaklah sebuah probabilitas akan terjadinya krisis di dalam 24 bulan setelah awal tahun 2004 cukup tinggi, signal peringatan dini telah menyala yang memberikan tanda adanya gangguan terhadap perekonomian. indikator-indikator dini yang memberikan tanda adalah harga minyak dunia, defisit fiskal, rasio tingkat bunga kredit dengan simpanan, rasio investasi terhadap pdb dan tingkat pertumbuhan riil pdb. sejak desember 1995, bank indonesia menggunakan aturan baru tentang kurs, di mana bank indonesia mengumumkan kurs rupiah terhadap dolar amerika yang diringi zona kurs batas atas dan batas bawah. perbatasan zona ini dinamai batas intervensi. misalnya, pertengahan juli 1996 ditetapkan batas nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar amerika sebesar rp2.443 per dolar amerika dan batas bawah rp2.325 per dolar amerika, dengan lebar zona 5 persen. adapun sistem pengaturan seperti ini disebut zona target valuta asing (exchange rate target zone). sistem ini masih satu famili dengan sistem kurs mengambang terkendali, dalam artian periode 15 november 1978– 14 agustus 1997 bank indonesia menerapkan sistem kurs mengambang terkendali. jika kurs dalam kisaran zona batas atas dan bawah, bank indonesia tidak melakukan intervensi. akan tetapi, jika zona dilanggar, bank indonesia akan bertindak. sejak 14 agustus 1997, digunakan sistem kurs mengambang bebas, tidak ada lagi batas intervensi. sistem ini dipakai sebab bank indonesia merasa sulit melakukan operasi pasar setiap kali kurs membentur ambang batas intervensi. sayangnya, kebijakan ini tampaknya tidak dilakukan pada saat yang tepat, sebab sebagai dampak krisis ekonomi, nilai tukar rupiah mengalami tekanan depresiasi disertai volatilitas yang tinggi. ketika sistem kurs mengambang terkendali dilepas, kurs rupiah terhadap dolar masih berada pada kisaran rp2.400 per dolar amerika. begitu band intervensi ditiadakan, nilai rupiah langsung mengalami perubahan yang sangat besar, yaitu turun menjadi rp2.600 per dolar amerika ke rp4.000 per dolar amerika dan terus menurun hingga mencapai titik nadir januari 1998, rp17.000 per dolar amerika. jadi, dapat dikatakan andil sistem kurs mengambang bebas sangat besar dalam krisis ekonomi-moneter di indonesia 1997/1998. pergerakan nilai tukar rupiah (ferdy ardiyanto, ahmad ma’ruf) 129 kebijakan sistem nilai tukar yang diterapkan suatu negara sangat menarik untuk ditelaah apakah sistem tersebut sudah sesuai diterapkan dengan kebutuhan ekonomi, kondisi ekonomi dan pada waktu yang tepat. sebab jika kondisi ekonomi di negara itu sendiri sedang tidak stabil terlebih pada saat kondisi kurs yang sangat fluktuatif, kebijakan untuk berganti sistem nilai tukar sangatlah rentan akan mendatangkan kekacauan perekonomian negara itu sendiri. terlebih karena kurs kaitannya interaksi dengan negara lain maka penerapannya juga harus memperhatikan kondisi perekonomian dunia dan negara-negara lain, seperti halnya krisis global yang melanda amerika serikat dan lainnya. adapun dampak yang ditimbulkan dari inflasi akibat dorongan biaya produksi terhadap perekonomian di samping kenaikan harga juga mengakibatkan penurunan tingkat pendapatan nasional atau perekonomian mengalami kontraksi. hal ini terlihat pada fenomena inflasi karena dorongan biaya produksi juga terjadi manakala komponen produksi ada yang diimpor sementara nilai kurs mengalami depresiasi sehingga mengakibatkan kenaikan biaya produksi sebagai akibat kenaikan biaya produksi dari barang yang diimpor (yuliadi, 2013). dalam studi yang dilakukan oleh pratiwi dan santosa (2012), perubahan perilaku kurs rupiah terhadap dolar amerika banyak dipengaruhi oleh beberapa faktor, di antaranya faktor-faktor agregat makroekonomi dan faktor-faktor nonfundamental seperti faktor risiko suatu negara (country risk) dan faktor kondisi stabilitas politik yang terjadi. beberapa faktor agregat makroekonomi yang disinyalir paling berpengaruh di antaranya, yakni jumlah uang beredar, tingkat inflasi, dan produk domestik bruto. jumlah uang beredar sangat erat kaitannya dengan pergerakan nilai kurs, karena posisi jumlah uang beredar akan sangat mempengaruhi performa nilai suatu mata uang domestik dinilai dalam mata uang valuta asing. inflasi juga dikatakan mempengaruhi perubahan pergerakan nilai kurs karena mewakili nilai daya beli yang terjadi di suatu negara tersebut dan produk domestik bruto yang mewakili nilai hasil produksi barang dan jasa yang terjadi di suatu negara tersebut. berdasarkan studi sebelumnya yang telah dilakukan dengan beberapa metode dan variabel yaitu yang telah dilakukan oleh wibowo dan amir (2005) menunjukkan indeks harga konsumen signifikan dan berpengaruh secara positif terhadap nilai tukar rupiah. sementara produk domestik bruto dan tingkat suku bunga berpengaruh negatif terhadap nilai tukar dan jumlah uang beredar tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan. sedangkan studi pratiwi dan santoso (2012) menunjukkan hal yang sejalan dengan wibowo dan amir (2005) bahwa indeks harga konsumen signifikan dan berpengaruh secara positif. produk domestik bruto dan jumlah uang beredar signifikan dan berpengaruh negatif terhadap kurs mengambang bebas dan tingkat suku bunga signifikan dan berpengaruh secara positif. berbeda halnya dengan oktavia, dkk. (2013) menganalisis kurs dan money supply indonesia menunjukkan bahwa inflasi, produk domestik bruto dan jumlah uang beredar signifikan dan berpengaruh secara positif. sedangkan neraca perdagangan tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data studi ini menggunakan data dari nilai tukar (kurs) rupiah pada dolar amerika sebagai variabel dependen dan data dari tingkat inflasi, jumlah uang beredar dan peroduk domestik bruto sebagai variabel independen. sampel pada studi ini diambil secara random berpedoman pada beberapa studi terdahulu yang sejenis dan memiliki keterkaitan dengan studi yang diambil pada periode penerapan sistem kurs mengambang terkendali (1990:1-1997:4) dan pada periode penerapan sistem kurs mengambang bebas (1998:1-2013:4) dalam bentuk data triwulan. sumber data dalam studi ini diperoleh dari statistik ekonomi keuangan indonesia (seki) bank indonesia baik dari situs resmi maupun data cetak yang diterbitkan bank indonesia provinsi yogyakarta. data-data yang diperlukan tersebut dikumpulkan dengan melakukan non participant observation, yaitu melakukan pengunduhan (download) dari berbagai situs yang relevan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 127-134 130 dengan kesesuaian kebutuhan data, mencatat dan atau menyalin data dari berbagai publikasi dan laporan keuangan. analisis data data studi ini menggunakan data time series dalam bentuk data triwulan selama dua periode, yaitu periode penerapan sistem kurs mengambang terkendali dan periode penerapan sistem kurs mengambang bebas dengan analisis kuantitatif. metode analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini dengan regresi linear berganda dan uji chow. adapun persamaan dari beberapa variabel yang digunakan dalam studi maka dapat dibuat suatu model studi sebagai berikut: lny = β0 + β1 x1 + β2 lnx2 + β3 lnx3 1) di mana: y adalah variabel kurs rupiah terhadap dolar amerika; adalah konstanta; , , adalah koefisien variabel 1,2,3; adalah variabel tingkat inflasi; adalah jub indonesia; adalah variabel pdb indonesia. analisis dengan pendekatan regresi linear berganda dan uji chow menggunakan alur penyelesaian dengan beberapa urutan langkah pengujian sebagai berikut: uji kualitas data uji autokorelasi. jika terjadi korelasi, maka dinamakan problem autokorelasi. autokorelasi muncul karena observasi yang berurutan sepanjang waktu berkaitan satu sama lain. masalah ini timbul karena residual (kesalahan pengganggu) tidak bebas dari satu observasi ke observasi lainnya. pada studi ini menggunakan uji durbin–watson (dw test). uji durbin watson hanya digunakan untuk autokorelasi tingkat satu dan mensyaratkan adanya konstanta dalam model regresi dan tidak ada varibel di antara variabel independen. uji heteroskedastisitas. uji heteroskedastitas bertujuan untuk menguji apakah dalam model regresi terjadi ketidaksamaan variance dari residual satu pengamatan ke pengamatan lainnya. model regresi yang baik adalah tidak adanya heteroskedastisitas. akibat dari adanya heteroskedastisitas pada hasil regresi pada data adalah dapat menimbulkan varians yang tidak lagi minimum, pengujian dari koefisien regresi menjadi kurang kuat, koefisien penaksir menjadi bias, dan kesimpulan yang diambil menjadi salah. studi ini menggunakakan uji white heteroskedastisitas dengan menggunakan dasar pengambilan keputusan sebagai berikut: jika obs*r-squared < α 0,05 terdapat masalah heteroskedastisitas. sedangkan jika obs*rsquared > α 0,05 tidak terdapat masalah heteroskedastisitas. uji multikolinearitas. untuk mengetahui apakah variabel-variabel independen mengandung multikolinearitas atau tidak maka dapat diketahui dengan melakukan estimasi regresi salah satu variabel independen dengan variabel independen lainnya. langkah selanjutnya membandingkan hasil r-squared setiap hasil estimasi dengan berdasar pada ketentuan perbandingan dari r-squared r1, r2, r3, dan r4 yaitu dengan dengan menggunakan asumsi: apabila nilai r1 > r2, r3, r4, r5 maka model tidak ditemukan adanya multikolinearitas. apabila nilai r1 < r2, r3, r4,r5 maka model ditemukan adanya multikolinearitas. uji hipotesis uji f. uji ini digunakan untuk mengetahui apakah variabel independen secara bersamasama berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependen. atau untuk mengetahui apakah model regresi dapat digunakan untuk memprediksi variabel dependen atau tidak. uji f dapat dilakukan baik secara simultan maupun parsial. uji t. uji ini digunakan untuk mengetahui apakah dalam model regresi variabel independen secara parsial mempengaruhi variabel dependen secara signifikan. untuk mengetahui signifikansi, uji ini membandingkan antara t hitung dan t tabel. apabila t hitung > t tabel maka variabel independen secara bersama-sama memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap variabel dependen. hasil dan pembahasan pembagian data menjadi dua kelompok data di lakukan dikarenakan pada data terdapat pergerakan nilai tukar rupiah (ferdy ardiyanto, ahmad ma’ruf) 131 adanya structural break akibat perubahan kebijakan penerapan sistem nilai tukar pada 14 agustus 1997. observasi yang dilakukan pada variabelvariabel yang terkait dan menemukan bahwa efek structural break akibat perubahan kebijakan penerapan sistem nilai tukar pada 14 agustus 1997 mulai berdampak pada sektor ekonomi di awal tahun 1998. hal ini dibuktikan dengan hasil estimasi regresi yang tidak signifikan pada range data 1990q1-1997q3, tampak dalam tabel 1. melalui grafik cusum test, menunjukkan bahwa efek structural break mulai terjadi pada 1998, sehingga peneliti membagi ke dalam dua kelompok data dengan range yaitu data tahun 1990q1-1997q4 dan data tahun 1998q1-2013q4.   gambar 1. analisis struktural break sebelumnya telah dilakukan deskripsi data pada penerapan periode sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali diperoleh jumlah observasi atau range sebanyak 32 data. sementara pada penerapan periode sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas adalah sebanyak 66 data. hal ini dilakukan karena terjadinya efek struktural break yang terjadi pada tahun 1998, yang mengharuskan peneliti mengelompokkannya menjadi dua kelompok data range. uji kualitas data uji autokorelasi dilakukan dengan uji durbin-watson periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali menunjukkan nilai sebesar dw = 1,978, sehingga hipotesis nul (h0) ditolak dan tidak terdapat masalah pada asumsi autokorelasi. sementara hasil uji durbinwatson pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas menunjukkan nilai sebesar dw = 1,78, sehingga hipotesis nul (h0) ditolak dan tidak terdapat masalah pada asumsi autokorelasi. uji heteroskedastisitas dilakukan dengan uji white, hasil pengujian menunjukkan nilai probalitas obs*r-squared sebesar 0,3217 > 0,05 artinya hipotesis nul ditolak dan tidak terdapat masalah heteroskedastisitas dalam periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali. begitu pula dengan periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas, setelah dilakukan uji white menunjukkan nilai probabilitas obs*r-squared sebesar 0,2914 > 0,05 artinya hipotesis nul ditolak dan tidak terdapat masalah heteroskedastisitas dalam periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas. uji multikolinearitas pada data periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali diperoleh r1 sebesar 0,762, r2 sebesar 0,017, r3 sebesar 0,64 dan r4 sebesar 0,54 yang menunjukkan nilai r1 > r2, r3, r4 sehingga hipotesis nul ditolak dan terbebas dari asumsi multikolinearitas. sementara pengujian multikolinearitas pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas diperoleh r1 sebesar tabel 1. hasil estimasi data periode 1990q1 1997q3 variabel koefisien standar eror t-statistik probabilitas konstanta 4,9231 1,275 3,860 0,0006 lninf 0,0073 0,008 0,853 0,4009 lnjub 0,2810 0,127 2,209 0,0358 lnpdb -0,0716 0,203 -0,086 0,9314 r-squared 0,7817 f-statistic 30,24207 rss 0,0843 prob(f-statistic) 0,000000 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 127-134 132 0,245, r2 sebesar 0,187, r3 sebesar 0,156, r4 sebesar 0,216 yang menunjukkan r1 > r2, r3, r4 dan hipotesis nul ditolak dan terbebas dari asumsi multikolinearitas. hasil estimasi data pada tabel 2 menunjukkan bahwa variabel inflasi dan jumlah uang beredar signifikan dan berpengaruh terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as, seperti yang ditunjukkan oleh tabel 2. hasil uji hipotesis penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali. uji f yang didapatkan dari hasil penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali menunjukkan nilai probabilitas fstatistik sebesar 0,000 < 0,05. hal ini berarti bahwa hipotesis nul ditolak dan dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel-variabel bebas mempengaruhi variabel bebas secara simultan dan signifikan. uji t pada penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali menunjukkan variabel inflasi signifikan dan berpengaruh positif terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as dengan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,0017 < 0,05. signifikansi juga terjadi pada variabel jumlah uang beredar dan berpengaruh positif terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as dengan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,0001 < 0,05. hal ini berbeda dengan variabel pdb signifikan dan berpengaruh negatif terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as dengan tingkat probabilitas sebesar -0,0175 < 0,05. uji koefisien determinasi (r2) pada penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali diperoleh r-square sebesar 0,762. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa sebesar 76,2% variabel independen berpengaruh variabel dependen dan 23,8% dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor lain di luar model yang digunakan. penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas. uji f yang didapatkan dari hasil penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas menunjukkan hasil yang sama dengan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali yaitu nilai probabilitas f-statistik sebesar 0,000 < 0,05. hal ini berarti bahwa hipotesis nul ditolak dan dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel-variabel bebas mempengaruhi variabel bebas secara simultan dan signifikan. uji t pada penerapan sistem mengambang bebas hasil estimasinya menunjukkan hasil yang tidak jauh berbeda yaitu variabel inflasi signifikan dan berpengaruh positif terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as dengan probabilitas sebesar 0,0004 < 0,05. pada variabel jumlah uang beredar telah signifikan dan berpengaruh positif terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as dengan tingkat probabilitas sebesar 0,014 < 0,05. sementara variabel pdb signifikan dan berpengaruh negatif terhadap kurs rupiah pada dolar as. namun ada suatu hal yang kurang memuaskan pada nilai koefisien determinasi (r2) pada penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas sebesar 0,245. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa hanya 24,5% variabel independen berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependen dan 75,5% dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor lain di luar model yang digunakan. uji chow hasil residual sum square (rss) sektor gabungan diperoleh nilai f hitung sebesar 90,17 dan f tabel sebesar 2,48, sehingga hal ini menunjukkan f hitung > f tabel. ketika f hitung > f tabel maka hipotesis nul ditolak dan dapat disimpulkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan pengaruh variabel-variabel independen secara simultan terhadap variabel dependen pada tabel 2. estimasi data periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali variabel koefisien standar eror t-statistik probabilitas konstanta 8,575 1,868 4,588 0,0001*** lninf 0,040 0,011 3,480 0,0017** lnjub 0,762 0,170 4,463 0,0001*** lnpdb -0,716 0,283 -2,524 0,0175*** r-squared 0,762 f-statistic 30,01 rss 0,228 prob(f-statistic) 0,000000 keterangan: *** signifikan pada α=1%; **signifikan pada α=5%; *signifikan pada α=5% pergerakan nilai tukar rupiah (ferdy ardiyanto, ahmad ma’ruf) 133 periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali dan periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas. pengaruh inflasi terhadap kurs. pengaruh inflasi terhadap kurs, dari hasil uji hipotesis, baik pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali maupun pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel inflasi berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap pergerakan kurs di indonesia. koefisien inflasi mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap pergerakan kurs di indonesia. dengan begitu secara fungsional dapat dikatakan bahwa apabila inflasi meningkat maka akan mengakibatkan meningkatnya nilai kurs di indonesia, dengan kata lain korelasi antara inflasi dengan kurs berbanding lurus. pengaruh jumlah uang beredar terhadap kurs. pengaruh jumlah uang beredar terhadap kurs, dari hasil uji hipotesis, baik pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali maupun pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel jumlah uang beredar berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap pergerakan kurs di indonesia. koefisien jumlah uang beredar mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap pergerakan kurs di indonesia. dengan begitu secara fungsional dapat dikatakan bahwa apabila jumlah uang beredar meningkat maka akan mengakibatkan meningkatnya nilai kurs di indonesia, dengan kata lain korelasi antara jumlah uang beredar dengan kurs berbanding lurus. pengaruh produk domestik bruto terhadap kurs. pengaruh peroduk domestik bruto terhadap kurs, dari hasil uji hipotesis, baik pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali maupun pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel jumlah uang beredar berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap pergerakan kurs di indonesia. koefisien jumlah uang beredar mempunyai pengaruh negatif terhadap pergerakan kurs di indonesia. dengan begitu secara fungsional dapat dikatakan bahwa apabila jumlah uang beredar meningkat maka akan mengakibatkan turunnya nilai kurs di indonesia, dengan kata lain korelasi antara jumlah uang beredar dengan kurs berbanding terbalik. simpulan berdasarkan hasil estimasi dengan regresi linear berganda dan uji chow diperoleh beberapa kesimpulan: pertama, hasil pengujian variabel dependen pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali dan mengambang bebas yaitu nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar amerika, berdasarkan uji f pada kedua periode tersebut dapat diketahui bahwa terdapat pengaruh yang signifikan secara bersama-sama (simultan) variabel independen yaitu inflasi, jumlah uang beredar (m1) dan produk domestik bruto terhadap nilai tukar rupiah pada dolar amerika. kedua, berdasarkan hasil uji t (uji secara parsial) pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali dan mengambang bebas sebelum diterapkannya free floating exchange rate system dapat disimpulkan variabel inflasi berpengaruh signifikan secara positif terhadap kurs, variabel jumlah uang beredar (m1) berpengaruh signifikan secara positif tabel 3. estimasi data periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas variabel koefisien standar eror t-statistik probabilitas konstanta 16,771 3,993 4,199 0,0001*** lninf 0,013 0,003 3,790 0,0004*** lnjub 0,431 0,171 2,514 0,0146** lnpdb -1,004 0,470 -2,135 0,0368** r-squared 0,245 f-statistic 6,522 rss 0,671 prob(f-statistic) 0,000683 keterangan: *** signifikan pada α=1%; ** signifikan pada α=5% sumber: data diolah jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 127-134 134 terhadap kurs dan variabel produk domestik bruto berpengaruh signifikan secara negatif terhadap kurs pada dua periode penerapan kebijakan sistem nilai tukar tersebut. ketiga, berdasarkan hasil perhitungan pada uji chow, dapat disimpulkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan pengaruh variabel-variabel independen secara simultan yang sangat signifikan yaitu inflasi, jumlah uang beredar dan produk domestik bruto terhadap variabel dependen yaitu kurs pada periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang terkendali dan periode penerapan sistem nilai tukar mengambang bebas. daftar pustaka deliarnov. 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(2013). analisis inflasi di indonesia; seleksi model ekonometrika. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, volume 14, nomor 1: 43-53. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 21 nomor 2, oktober 2020 article type: research paper an integrated pest management system development: an economic valuation analysis nur yulia syarif1* and waridin2 abstract: this study aims to determine the socio-economic characteristics of tajuk village farmers and determine the conditions as well as management of agriculture on broccoli and cabbage vegetables, also designing alternative proposals for management of conventional farming systems into agriculture using an integrated pest management system in tajuk village, semarang district. by using mix method, a combination of qualitative and quantitative approaches, the research was to determine the amount of farmers’ willingness to pay using the contingent valuation method and see the benefits that could be obtained with a different farming system. the results showed that by using the willingness to pay (wtp) analysis, there were 94.55% of farmers in tajuk village who were willing to pay the value of the offer given. thus, it obtained an average value of wtp of idr 41,000 with a total value of wtp on changes in the integrated pest management system of idr 3,034,000 per harvest. besides, the total annual wtp value was idr 6,068,000. this wtp value can be used as the cost of planning the development of an integrated pest management system in tajuk village by collaborating with the development plan by the stakeholders in the planned program involvement. the stakeholders classified as key players were the agriculture and plantation office, horticultural food crops research institute (bptph), pest disease control (php), plant disturbing organism observers (popt), and head of farmer groups. the actors were the village authority, sub-district authority, and business people. while academics act as context setters. keywords: integrated pest management system; willingness to pay; stakeholders; agricultural; tajuk village jel classification: q10; q16; q51 introduction the agricultural sector's role in the country's economic development is essential because most people in a developing country depend on agriculture. if planners earnestly pay attention to its people's welfare, one of the methods is to improve agricultural people's welfare. this method can be achieved by increasing their received price upon the agricultural products. increasing agricultural product price means that the quality of the agricultural products needs to be improved to possess a higher economic value, which then increases agricultural people's income and their welfare. affiliation: 1, 2 department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas diponegoro, semarang, indonesia. *correspondence: nasutionyulia4@gmail.com this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.21.2.5042 citation: syarif, n. y., & waridin. (2020). an integrated pest management system development: an economic valuation analysis. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(2), 208-221. article history received: 13 dec 2019 reviewed: 07 july 2020 revised: 12 aug 2020 accepted: 11 oct 2020 mailto:nasutionyulia4@gmail.com http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7872 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 209 with a total citizen of more than 240 million and a growing degree of approximately 1.7% per year, indonesia needs more diverse crops. the improvement of crop quality and quantity is necessary to maintain the stability of the national crop. product domestic bruto growth of the agricultural sector experienced a declining trend from 2010 to 2018 (badan pusat statistik, 2018). it showed that there were productivity problems from indonesian farmers. increased agricultural production output was affected by agricultural input factors such as labor, technology, land, management, and capital (dewi, utama, & yuliarmi, 2017). (adhitya, hartono, & awirya, 2013) in their study found that some of the agricultural inputs that positively affected the crop productivity were capital, research budget and agricultural development, and agriculture land. meanwhile, factors that negatively affected crop productivity were urea fertilizer usage and labor. a study by akbar also stated that paddy crops were negatively affected by urea fertilizer usage. (andayani, 2016) added that inorganic fertilizers negatively affected red chili crop productivity, but an appropriate usage of pesticides positively affected crop productivity. (masithoh, 2013) stated that extensive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides has to be reduced because it was economically inefficient and technically caused a decrease in crop production. agrochemicals usage (fertilizers and pesticides) was included in modern agriculture that supports instant and faster agricultural production (srivastav, 2020). however, chemical usage will reduce soil fertility and pollute water (environmental pollution) (philippe, neveen, marwa, & basel, 2021). besides, agrochemical usage has harmful effects (i) harmful for farmers’ health (yuantari, widianarko, & rya, 2015) and; (ii) for consumers’ health such as cancer, kidney, infertility in both men and women, hormonal disorders, neuron disorder, and immune system disorders (srivastav, 2020). nevertheless, chemical fertilizers and pesticides have been increasing agricultural production for the last century (kılıç, boz, & eryılmaz, 2020). therefore, chemical fertilizer and pesticide usage are vital for agricultural production, especially in developing countries (loha, lamoree, weiss, & de boer, 2018). various literature regarding agrochemicals as the factor affecting agricultural productivity may empirically illustrate that agrochemicals are widely used by indonesian farmers. however, agrochemical usage's adverse effects are inefficient work, environmental pollution (land, water), and human health (farmers and consumers). ineffective and inefficient benefits and weaknesses of agrochemicals encourage the government in introducing the integrated pest control program since 1997/1998 according to the act no. 12 of 1992 regarding plant cultivation system and pp no. 6 of 1995 regarding plant protection (agustian & benny, 2015). the ipc program aims to control the pest attack with an integrated control technique to prevent economic loss and environmental damage and create sustainable agriculture (sari, fatchiya, & tjitropranoto, 2016). the success key of ipc implementation is agricultural managers' knowledge of plant pests, plant cultivation (appropriate fertilizing, excellent tillage, superior seeds choice, and pruning postharvesting), and its interaction with environmental factors (area). the study result of (mariyono & irham, 2010) showed the ipc program that had successfully reduce chemical pesticides in paddy and soy in yogyakarta. the ipc successfully saved production and syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 210 external costs. this program also successfully increased the farmers' health. a study by (agustian & benny, 2015) regarding the ipc program implemented by farmers explained that the ipc program was relatively well-implemented by farmers, though its implementation was incomplete due to internal and external obstacles. also, the ipc technology implementation on plantation commodity improved profit more than the improved costs (sari et al., 2016). the ipc implementation in a study (agustian & benny, 2015) explained as an integrated activity between the central and local, in which its execution involving the role of local government, department, and field farmers, where the ipc organization is one of the sekolah lapang pengendalian hama terpadu (slpht) activity outcomes sourced from the central and local budgets. the ipc organization scope involved stakeholders with a role in agricultural development. the presence of partnerships on all stakeholders may increase awareness of existing problems and responsibility in making decisions. the success in partnership has to be accompanied by resources development and management implementation (rani, 2019). stakeholders are individuals, organizations, or groups that may be affected by activity and involved in the decision-making process (rani, 2009). meanwhile, according to (pomeroy, katon, & harkes, 2001), stakeholders are individuals, organizations, or groups that are involved, interested, or affected (either positive or negative) by a specific activity. semarang is an area with agricultural potential. the agriculture sector in semarang is mainly located in semarang regency. it is caused by the semarang regency contour that is suitable for the agriculture sector. statistics indonesia explained that vegetable production in semarang regency in 2010-2018 was dominated by cabbage that reached 370,799 quintals in 2016, followed by a decrease to 300,127 quintals in 2017. fruits and vegetable productions in semarang regency in 2011-2016 explained a stagnant condition of vegetable production from 2011 to 2015 that ranged from 1,000,000 quintals to 1,200,000 quintals but followed by an increase in 2016 to 1,600,000 quintals (badan pusat statistik, 2018). tajuk village, getasan sub-district, semarang regency is one of the villages which its citizens work as farmers. statistics indonesia explained that getasan sub-district is the third-biggest fruit producer in semarang regency with 91,423 quintals. tajuk village farmers realize the danger of chemical usage in eradicating pests using inorganic fertilizers and medicines that may destroy soil nutrients. vegetable farmers in tajuk village have created a group to converse the old system into the new one, implementing the integrated pest control system. however, the program has not been executed well. the economic assessment to understand the ipc program execution in the agricultural system can be carried out through economic valuation. the economic valuation is used to conduct economic instruments using a particular assessment technique to estimate the monetary value of goods and services given by a natural resource (hadad, 2012). the economic valuation is based on the economic value defined as the maximum amount of one's sacrifice for their goods and services to obtain other goods and services. the economic valuation used in estimating farmers' willingness to implement the ipc program can be analyzed with the contingent valuation method (dependent) where the syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 211 information received is highly dependent on the built hypothesis. farmers need the decision to determine the maximum sacrifice in the form of production cost that they can give to adopt the new system (adnyana, 2016). yana (2016) then explained further that price agreed by users plays a significant role in the farmer's decision making as a buyer to determine the maximum price to be paid upon a product to be sold. further study is needed to understand the farmers' willingness in executing the ipc program, considering that other studies often discussed the execution impact of slpht, instead of farmers' willingness in tajuk village to well-executing the ipc program. therefore, it is necessary to analyze the farmers' willingness to develop an organic-based agricultural system and understand stakeholders' role in maintaining ipc execution in tajuk village. based on the background, this study aimed to estimate the farmers' willingness to pay in implementing the ipc program in tajuk village and analyze the stakeholders' role in the ipc program execution in tajuk village. research method study site this study was conducted at tajuk village getasan sub-district semarang regency. tajuk village citizens’ occupation is mainly farmers or growers, with 46.5 percent or 1919 people who work as farmers. the study site was chosen because tajuk village is one of the villages that realize the potential and extra awareness to change the sustainable agricultural system to improve the quality of vegetable plants, minimalize loss due to pests, and maintain soil fertility. figure 1 tajuk village area data this study used primary data collected from a direct interview with key informants (farmers) and key persons (stakeholders). the sampling technique used was purposive syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 212 sampling, where samples were collected based on predetermined criteria (sekaran & bougie, 2017). key persons selected in the study were farmers who plant similar vegetables, i.e., broccoli, cabbage, and chinese cabbage in tajuk village with a total of 74 respondents, while key informants collected in this study were eight respondents involved in an institution or organization that has a role in developing the integrated control system. analysis method the descriptive analysis was applied to understand the socio-economic characteristics of key informants (farmers), the contingent valuation method analysis using the willingness to pay method to estimate farmers’ willingness in implementing the organic system, and stakeholder analysis used to analyze the role and importance of stakeholders as actors in developing the integrated control system. contingent valuation method the willingness to pay approach used to understand the farmers’ willingness to pay will determine their decision to pay for a new product (adnyana & wardana, 2016) (priyambodo, 2017). the new product in this study was the vegetable products produced using a new system, i.e., organic system. the first step in using the cvm method was giving an illustration to respondents regarding the benefits of producing crops using the organic system. the second step, the bid determination offered by respondents in this study using the bidding game technique. this technique was implemented by giving a bid to respondents from the lowest to the highest value. the bid offered to respondents came from production cost components and longand short-term equipment. in the third step, the wtp average calculation was from the total wtp divided by the total respondents (fauzi, 2004). the last step in this study was aggregating the converted bidding average from sample average to overall population average. one way to convert this value is by multiplying the sample average with the total population (n). the people wtp total value can be calculated using the following formula (fauzi, 2004). 𝐸𝑊𝑇𝑃 = ∑ 𝑊𝑖𝑛𝑖=1 𝑛 the final stage of this research is to aggregate the auction mean that was converted by the sample mean data to population data overall. one way to convert this is to multiply the sample mean by the population number (n). the total value of citizens wtp could be calculated using the following formula (fauzi, 2004). stakeholder analysis stakeholder analysis is done with the aim to analyze the level of importance and the influence of each stakeholder in the development of an integrated pest control system. the plan of the system development involves nine incorporated stakeholders. these stakeholders include the department of agriculture and plantation, horticultural food syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 213 crops research institute (bptph), pest and disease control (php), officers of plant disturbing organism controller (popt), organic plant entrepreneurs, village authorities, sub-district authorities, head of farmers groups and academics. stakeholder analysis is carried out by key informants from the main stakeholder. the results are critical to know their interests and concerns and to be organized and able to participate in decision making (pomeroy & rivera-guieb, 2005). the steps in stakeholder analysis are as follows (rani, 2019): 1. identify stakeholders 2. assessing the influence, interests, and potential impacts of stakeholders. 3. distinguish and categorize stakeholders based on interests. 4. knowing the relationship of stakeholders stakeholder assessment uses mactor software, which is assessed using a likert scale, namely the value of +4 or -4 (strongly agree or strongly disagree), +3 or -3 (strongly agree or strongly disagree), +2 or -2 (agree or disagree), +1 or -1 (somewhat agree or slightly disagree) and 0 = neutral. mactor is intended to influence concept development (bendahan, 2003). stakeholder analysis mapping consists of 4 quadrants, namely context setters, key players, subjects, and crowd (rani, 2009). result and discussion farmers in tajuk village still believe that chemical pesticides eradicate pests rapidly without considering future impacts. however, three farmer groups have been established that realize the importance of agricultural system change to maintain the environment and soil fertility to achieve higher economic value from the generated output. these farmer groups were mekar anom, mekar asih, and ngudi lestari. the table 1 is the socioeconomic characteristics of farmer group members created to convert the conventional agricultural system to organic agriculture. table 1 socio-economic characteristics of farmers in tajuk village respondent characteristics frequencies percentages (n = 74) age 20-40 34 45.9 mean = 40.3 41-60 40 54.1 max = 57 >60 0 min = 19 gender male 46 62.2 female 28 37.8 marital status merried 69 93.2 single 5 6.8 land area <900 m2 14 18.2 mean = 2,727.7 1,000 – 5,000 m 2 55 74.3 max = 10,000 5,500 – 10,000 m 2 5 6.8 min = 400 >10,000 m 2 0 0.0 education level primary 40 54.1 mean = 8 junior high 18 24.3 max = 6 senior high 16 21.6 min = 12 source: derived from field data, 2019 syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 214 analysis of contingent valuation method the technique used in this study to determine the value of wtp is the bidding game approach, where this technique is applied by providing a bid value to respondents from a small value to a large one. bidding games are included in closed questions where this technique makes it easier for respondents to answer bid questions that are willing to be accepted and this technique has another advantage, which is to minimize bias when respondents state the value they are willing to pay compared to using the open-ended method (whitehead & haab, 2013). this technique is easier for respondents because it helps respondents to consider their preferences carefully with iterations that are asked with several yes and no rounds, which are then, in the end, asked, "how much money are willing to be paid in order to implement an organic farming system" (tresnadi, 2000). the bid value given to respondents comes from the component of production costs and the short-term and long-term component of tool costs. table 2 calculation of the component of cost and tools in scenario 1 (per harvest time) component unit volume price total quality seeds 4705 plants 1,000m2 rp 60/plant rp 282,300 fertilizer 20 kg 1,000m2 rp 25,000/20kg rp 1,250,000 liquid organic fertilizer (ferinsa) 6 l 1,000m2 rp 10,000/l rp 60,000 mikro organisme local 2 l 1,000m2 rp 10,000/l rp 20,000 organic pesticide (daun suren) 5 l 1,000m2 rp 5,000/l rp 25,000 physical and machanical control : plastic mulch 20 kg 1,000m2 rp 30,000/kg rp 600,000 mini green house 76 unit 1,000m2 rp 20,000/unit rp 1,520,000 planting hoe 2 unit 1,000m2 rp 75,000/unit rp 150,000 watering plants (gembor) 2 unit 1,000m2 rp 60,000/unit rp 120,000 sickle (sabit) 1 unit 1,000m2 rp 30,000/unit rp 30,000 sprayer electric 1 unit 1,000m2 rp 650,000/unit rp 650,000 total rp 4,707,300 source: derived from field data, 2019. calculation in scenario 1 the amount of the willingness to pay value, there is a component of the cost of the tools, which includes planting hoe, electric sprayer, plastic mulch, watering plants, sickle, and mini greenhouse. the component of the tools has economic value that can be calculated in terms of its economic life. after knowing the economic value of each tool, it can be calculated the bid value given to respondents who come from maintenance costs (seeds, fertilizers, pesticides) plus short-term maintenance costs. the following is scenario calculation 1: syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 215 table 3 calculations for maintenance of tools in short-term tools amount (unit/kg) purchase/ unit (rp) total price estimated economic value (year) depreciation cost planting hoe 2 unit rp 75,000 rp 150,000 5 rp 30,000 plastic bucket 2 unit rp 35,000 rp 70,000 5 rp 14,000 sprayer electric 1 unit rp 650,000 rp 650,000 5 rp 130,000 mini green house 1 unit rp 1,250,000 rp 1,250,000 1 rp 1,250,000 watering plants (gembor) 2 unit rp 60,000 rp 120,000 5 rp 24,000 sickle (sabit) 1 unit rp 75,000 rp 75,000 3 rp 25,000 plastic mulch 20 kg rp 30,000 rp 600,000 1 rp 600,000 rp 2,073,000 total depreciation cost (per year) total depreciation cost (per harvest time) rp 1,036,500 the tools needed have economic value according to the economic life of each tool. table 3 explains the calculation of the estimated depreciation expense of each tool, which has an economic life of fewer than five years in the form of hoe, bucket, electric sprayer, minigreenhouse, watering can, sickle, and plastic mulch. table 4 calculations for scenario 1 component total maintenance cost (seeds, fertilizer, pesticide) rp 1,637,300 cost of tools rp 1,036,500 total rp 2,673,800 total price: farmers rp 2,673,800: 74 bid skenario 1 rp 36,132,432 table 5 calculation of the component of cost and tools in scenario 2 (harvest time) component unit volume price total quality seeds 4705 plants 1,000m2 rp 60/plant rp 282,300 fertilizer 20 kg 1,000m2 rp 25,000/20kg rp 1,250,000 liquid organic fertilizer (ferinsa) 6 l 1,000m2 rp 10,000/l rp 60,000 micro organism local 2 l 1,000m2 rp 10,000/l rp 20,000 solid pesticide (agency hayati): beauveria basiana 3 pack 1,000m2 rp 5,000/ pack rp 15,000 metarizium 3 pack 1,000m2 rp 5,000/ pack rp 15,000 trikoderma 3 pack 1,000m2 rp 5,000/ pack rp 15,000 gliokladium 3 pack 1,000m2 rp 5,000/ pack rp 15,000 liquid pesticide : organic pesticide (daun suren) 5 l 1,000m2 rp 5,000/l rp 250,000 pgpr (plant growth promoting rizobacterium) 2 l 1,000m2 rp 10,000/l rp 20,000 refugia 100 plants 1,000m2 rp 1,000/plant rp 100,000 physical and machanical : plastic mulch 20 kg 1,000m2 rp 30,000/kg rp 600,000 green house 1 unit 1,000m2 rp 15,000.000/unit rp 15,000,000 planting hoe 2 unit 1,000m2 rp 75,000/unit rp 150,000 watering plants (gembor) 2 unit 1,000m2 rp 60,000/unit rp 120,000 sickle (sabit) 1 unit 1,000m2 rp 30,000/unit rp 30,000 sprayer electric 1 unit 1,000m2 rp 650,000/unit rp 650,000 total rp 18,592,300 scenario 1 is obtained from the component of maintenance cost and the component cost of tools for short-term for less than five years divided by the total number of farmers who syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 216 want to convert organic-based farming systems. while scenario 2 is obtained from the component of maintenance costs and the component cost of tools for long-term divided by the total respondents. the calculation table of bid values 2 in table 5. calculation in scenario 2 the amount of the willingness to pay value, there is a component of the cost of the tools, including hoe, electric sprayer, mulch, watering can, sickle, and mini greenhouse. the component of the tools has economic value that can be calculated in terms of its economic life. table 6 calculation for maintenance of tools in long-term tools amount (unit/kg) purchase per unit (rp) total price estimated economic value (year) depreciation cost planting hoe 2 unit rp 75,000 rp 15,000 5 rp 30,000 plastic bucket 2 unit rp 35,000 rp 70,000 5 rp 14,000 sprayer electric 1 unit rp 650,000 rp 650,000 5 rp 130,000 green house 1 unit rp 15,000,000 rp 15,000,000 7 rp 2,142,857 wateringplants (gembor) 2 unit rp 60,000 rp 120,000 5 rp 24,000 sickle (sabit) 1 unit rp 75,000 rp 75,000 3 rp 25,000 plastic mulch 20 kg rp 30,000 rp 600,000 1 rp 600,000 total depreciation cost (per year) rp 2,965,857 total depreciation cost (per harvest time) rp 1,482,929 after knowing the economic value of each tool, it can be calculated the bid value given to respondents who come from maintenance costs (seeds, fertilizers, pesticides) plus longterm maintenance costs. table 7 calculations for scenario 2 component total maintenance cost (seeds, fertilizer, pesticide) rp 1,637,300 cost of tools rp 1,482,929 total rp 3,120,229 total price: farmers rp 3,120,229: 74 bid scenario 2 rp 42,165,257 scenario 2 is obtained from the component of maintenance cost (fertilizers, seeds, and pesticides) and the component cost of tools for more than five years divided by the total number of farmers who want to change the conventional farming system with a better system that is organic based-system. the results of the calculations of bid value of scenario 2 are idr 42,165,257 offered bid the offered bids in the study comprised two choices, scenario 1 of idr 36,132 and scenario 2 of idr 42,162. respondents were given repeated questions to determine which value to choose where scenario 1 had a short-term financing estimation that includes the financing of superior seeds, manure, liquid organic fertilizer, local microorganism, usage syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 217 of 1 type of pesticide, and construction of a mini greenhouse. meanwhile, scenario 2 had a long-term financing estimation that includes the financing of superior seeds, manure, liquid organic fertilizer, local microorganism, usage of 7 types of pesticides, and construction of a greenhouse. respondents were given the option to choose the favorable bid and given an option not to choose either of them. calculating wtp average table 8 distribution of wtp value of respondents who are willing to pay wtp respondent percentage (%) wtp x respondents who are willing to pay rp 36,132 23 33.8 rp 831,045 rp 42,165 45 66.2 rp 1,897,436 total 68 100 rp 2,728,481 to obtain the average value of wtp using the following calculation: 𝐸𝑊𝑇𝑃 = 𝐼𝐷𝑅 2,728,481 68 ewtp = idr 40,124 ewtp = idr 41,000 (rounded off) the average value of the wtp can be used as a reference in developing the conventional systems into organic plant systems that initially still use chemicals substances then change the system using the integrated pest control system charged to vegetable farmers in the tajuk village, getasan sub-district, semarang regency. based on the interviews that have been conducted, 68 respondents are willing to pay more to buy the tools and components needed for the system development of a system that has been adapted to land conditions and plant types. meanwhile, 6 people were unwilling to implement an integrated pest control system due to higher costs and fear of a possible crop failure due to the ineffective use of organic pesticides. there is a majority of respondents who are willing to apply the pest control system provide further explanation about the high awareness of farmers in maintaining healthy and safe food quality and more knowledge about the importance of protecting the agricultural land environment so it could sustain in a long period. table 9 total value wtp total value wtp farmers total wtp per harvest time 41,000 74 3,034,000 based on the calculation results, the total value of the wtp from the number of vegetable farmers for the development of the system is idr 3,034,000 for the occasional harvest. in comparison, the total annual wtp value is idr 6,068,000 (obtained from two harvests per syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 218 year). this value is the economic value of the development of an integrated pest control system that can be done in the tajuk village. stakeholder analysis stakeholder analysis is done with the aim to analyze the level of importance and the influence of each stakeholder in the development of an integrated pest control system. the plan of the system development involves nine incorporated stakeholders. these stakeholders include the department of agriculture and plantation, horticultural food crops research institute (bptph), pest and disease control (php), officers of plant disturbing organism controller (popt), organic plant entrepreneurs, village authorities, sub-district authorities, head of farmers groups and academics. stakeholder mapping matrix the relationship of the influence of stakeholder in the mapping matrix above can be explained through dependence and influence analysis, which is classified as key players are the agriculture and plantation office, horticultural food crops research institute (bptph), pest and disease control (php), officers of plant disturbing organisms controller (popt), and the coordination of each farmer group. while crowd (audience) includes businessman, village authority, and district authority, acts as a context setter in the academic. figure 2 stakeholder mapping matrix syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 219 the influence between stakeholders and the scale is 0 = low, 1 = less, 2 = enough, 3 = high, 4 = very high. while the interests of each stakeholder based on goals are measured on a scale of +4 or -4 = completely agree, +3 or -3 = strongly agree, +2 or -2 = agree, +1 or -1 = somewhat agree, 0 = neutral. achievement of objectives consisting of (1) improvement of agricultural systems (2) improvement of environmental quality (3) improvement of the quality of agricultural products and (4) improvement of the economy of farmers in tajuk village was done and achieved by each stakeholder. figure 3 achievement of objectives department of agriculture and plantations, horticultural food crops research institute (bptph), pest and disease control (php), officers of plant disturbing organisms controller (popt), organic plant entrepreneurs, village authorities, sub-district authorities, head of farmers groups and academics agree or respond in a positive way concerning the objectives of improving agricultural systems, improving environmental quality, improving the quality of agricultural products and improving the economy of farmers in tajuk village. improvement of agricultural systems improvement of environmental quality improvement of quality of agricultural products improvement of the economy of farmers syarif & waridin an integrated pest management system development: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 220 conclusion the willingness to pay (wtp) average value as an effort to change the agricultural system, especially in vegetable plants, is idr 41,000. the total wtp value towards the integrated pest control system is idr 3,034,000 for each harvest, and the total annual wtp value is idr 6,068,000. of 74 respondents, 5.54% (6 people) were unwilling to pay for the integrated pest control system, and 94.55% (68) respondents were willing to pay for the integrated pest control system in tajuk village, getasan sub-district, semarang regency. actors who played as key players were hcrc, ppooo, pc, department of agriculture and plantation, and farmer groups. actors who played as the crowd 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disetujui: februari 2015 abstract: the research aims to analyze the factors influencing the distribution of banking credit, that include the third-party fund, capital adequacy ratio (car), non performing financing (npf), and the placing fund in the seritifikat bank indonesia syariah (sbis). the data which is used is taken from the financial report of the conventional bank and the shari’a bank period 2010-2014. the technique analysis used the multiple linear regression model, the hypothesis test with the t-test to determine the variable partially, and f-test to determine all variables at once with the significant of 5 persen. the third party fund has positive influence and significant to the distribution of banking credit non performing loan (npl) and return on assets (roa) has negative influence and significant to the distribution of credit banking. the placing fund in sertifikat bank indonesia syariah (sbis) and capital adequacy ratio (car) has negative influence and not significant to the distribution of shari’a banking financing. keywords: financing distribution; third party fund; capital adequacy ratio; return on assets; non performing financing jel classification: g21, g23 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan menganalisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi kebijakan penyaluran kredit perbankan, yang meliputi dana pihak ketiga (dpk), capital adequacy ratio (car), non performing financing (npf), dan penempatan dana di sertifikat bank indonesia syariah (sbis). data yang digunakan diperoleh dari laporan keuangan bank umum dan bank syariah pada tahun 2010-2014. teknik analisis yang digunakan adalah regresi linier berganda, uji hipotesis dengan uji-t untuk menguji variabel secara parsial, dan uji-f untuk menguji variabel secara serempak dengan tingkat signifikansi 5 persen. dpk berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap penyaluran kredit perbankan npl dan roa berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap penyaluran kredit perbankan. penempatan dana di sertifikat bank indonesia syariah (sbis) dan car berpengaruh negatif dan tidak signifikan terhadap jumlah penyaluran pembiayaan perbankan syariah. kata kunci: penyaluran pembiayaan; dana pihak ketiga; capital adequacy ratio; return on assets; non performing financing klasifikasi jel: g21, g23 pendahuluan perekonomian suatu negara dibangun atas dua sektor, yaitu sektor riil dan sektor moneter. sektor rill adalah sektor ekonomi yang ditumpukan pada sektor manufaktur dan jasa. sedangkan sektor moneter ditumpukan pada sektor perbankan (nurbaya, 2013). keterpurukan perbankan pada saat krisis tersebut tidak berimbas pada perbankan syariah karena selama periode krisis tersebut secara jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 73-83 74 operasional bank syariah tidak menerapkan sistem bunga tetapi sistem bagi hasil. hal ini dapat dibuktikan dari keberhasilan bank muamalat melewati krisis yang terjadi pada tahun 1998 dengan menunjukkan kinerja yang semakin meningkat dan tidak menerima sepeser pun bantuan dari pemerintah dan pada krisis keuangan tahun 2008, bank muamalat bahkan mampu memperoleh laba rp300 miliar lebih (asih, 2012). perbankan syariah juga mampu bertahan dari terpaan krisis global pada tahun 2008. perbankan syariah tetap stabil dan memberikan keuntungan, kenyamanan serta keamanan bagi para pemegang sahamnya, pemegang surat berharga, peminjam dan para penyimpan dana di bank-bank syariah. menurut uu no 21 tahun 2008 bank syariah adalah bank yang menjalankan kegiatan usahanya berdasarkan prinsip syariah dan menurut jenisnya terdiri dari bank umum syariah dan bank pembiayaan rakyat syariah. sedangkan perbankan syariah adalah segala sesuatu yang menyangkut tentang bank syariah dan unit usaha syariah, mencakup kelembagaan, kegiatan usaha, serta cara dan proses dalam melaksanakan kegiatan usahanya. perkembangan bank syariah dipandang sangat penting untuk (1) memenuhi kebutuhan masyarakat yang menghendaki layanan jasa perbankan yang sesuai dengan prinsip syari’ah; (2) meningkatkan mobilisasi dana masyarakat yang belum terserap sistem perbankan yang ada; (3) meningkatkan ketahanan sistem perbankan nasional; dan (4) menyediakan sarana bagi investor internasional untuk melaksanakan pembiayaan dan transaksi keuangan yang sesuai dengan prinsip syari’ah (setiartiti, 2004). perkembangan bank syariah di indonesia terbilang cukup pesat dan memuaskan baik dari segi aset, jumlah bank dan perluasan jaringan kantornya setiap tahunnya. lahirnya uu no 21 tahun 2008 tentang perbankan syariah mendorong peningkatan jumlah bank syariah (bus) dan unit usaha syariah (uus) (qolby, 2013). jumlah bank syariah masih berjumlah 11 bank, angka tersebut bertahan selama 4 tahun terakhir dari tahun 2010 sampai 2013. peningkatan jumlah bank syariah yang cukup tinggi terjadi pada tahun 2009 ke tahun 2010. pada tahun 2009 jumlah bus masih 6 unit kemudian naik menjadi 11 unit. peningkatan jumlah kantor juga sangat berkembang pesat, setiap tahun terjadi peningkatan sekitar 200 jumlah kantor bus. pada tahun 2013 jumlah kantor dari bank syariah telah mencapai 1.987 unit. perkembangan unit usaha syariah mengalami sedikit gejolak tetapi tidak terlalu signifikan. penurunan hanya terjadi pada tahun 2010 dan 2013. pada tahun 2010 jumlah uus turun dari tahun 2009 sebesar 2 uus disertai dengan menurunnya jumlah kantor uus dari 287 di tahun 2009 menjadi 262 di tahun 2010, sedangkan pada tahun 2013 terjadi penurunan sebesar 1 unit kantor dari tahun 2012 tetapi tidak disertai menurunnya jumlah kantor uus. pada tahun 2013 jumlah kantor uus telah mencapai 567 unit. menurut asih (2012), sebagai lembaga intermediasi, tugas pokok bank syariah adalah menghimpun dana dari masyarakat berupa simpanan atau dana pihak ketiga, kemudian menyalurkan dana tersebut dalam bentuk kredit atau pembiayaan. pembiayaan yang disalurkan kepada masyarakat mempunyai arti penting baik bagi masyarakat maupun bagi bank syariah itu sendiri. masyarakat membutuhkan dana segar, perolehan dana tersebut untuk modal usaha. bagi bank memperoleh pendapatan bagi hasil dan perekonomian secara keseluruhan, akan menggerakkan roda perekonomian. jumlah tabel 1. perkembangan jaringan kantor perbankan syariah jaringan kantor bank syariah indikator 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 bank syariah jumlah bank 6 11 11 11 11 jumlah kantor 711 1215 1390 1734 1987 unit usaha syariah jumlah bank 25 23 24 24 23 jumlah kantor 287 262 312 493 567 sumber: statistik perbankan syariah juni 2014 determinan jumlah pembiayaan... (ayank narita dyatama, imamudin yuliadi) 75 pembiayaan yang diberikan oleh suatu bank dapat menunjukkan kemampuan bank tersebut dalam peranannya sebagai perantara keuangan. perkembangan pembiayaan perbankan syariah di indonesia menunjukkan hal yang positif dari tahun ke tahun. tingginya pertumbuhan penghimpunan dana telah diimbangi dengan pertumbuhan penyaluran dana kepada sektor riil berupa pembiayaan sehingga fungsi intermediasi perbankan dapat relatif terjaga (nasihin, 2013). jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan berdasarkan jenisnya terlihat pada tabel 2. pada tabel 2 dijelaskan bahwa perkembangan pembiayaan selama 5 tahun terakhir cukup menggembirakan. pada tahun 2013 total pembiayaan yang disalurkan oleh perbankan syariah mencapai rp184.122 miliar. angka tersebut meningkat sebesar rp36.617 miliar dari total pembiayaan pada tahun 2012 sebesar rp147.505 miliar. peningkatan total pembiayaan yang cukup tinggi terjadi pada tahun 2011 yaitu mencapai rp102.655 miliar dari total pembiayaan tahun 2010 sebesar rp68.181 miliar. pada tahun 2013 pangsa pembiayaan masih didominasi oleh pembiayaan murabahah sebesar 60 persen yaitu sebesar rp110.565 miliar dari total pembiayaan perbankan syariah. kemudian disusul oleh pembiayaan musyarakah 21,65 persen yaitu sebesar rp89.374 miliar dari total pembiayaan perbankan syariah. urutan ketiga diduduki oleh pembiayaan mudharabah 7,39 persen dari total pembiayaan perbankan syariah dan yang terakhir diduduki oleh sebesar lainya yang berupa pembiayaan qardh dan ijarah sebesar 10,57 persen dari total pembiayaan perbankan syariah. pertumbuhan pembiayaan yang baik dapat membantu masyarakat untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraannya. dana yang bersumber dari masyarakat merupakan sumber dana pokok yang dimiliki oleh bank yang biasanya disebut dana pihak ketiga. dana tersebut dapat berasal dari simpanan berupa tabungan, giro dan deposito (sulistya dan wirakusuma, 2013). dpk ini yang selanjutnya digunakan untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi melalui penyaluran pembiayaan. pergerakan dpk menunjukkan pergerakan yang positif dari tahun 2009-2013 seiring dengan meningkatnya jumlah penyaluran pembiayaan. semakin tinggi jumlah dpk, semakin tinggi pula pembiayaan yang disalurkan oleh bank. pada tahun 2013 total dpk yang berhasil dihimpun oleh perbankan syariah mencapai rp153.834 miliar. terkonsentrasinya usaha bank dalam penyaluran pembiayaan tersebut disetabel 2. komposisi pembiayaan menurut jenisnya (miliar) indikator 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 musyarakah 10.412 14.624 18.960 27.667 39.874 mudharabah 6.597 8.631 10.229 12.023 13.625 murabahah 26.321 37.508 56.365 88.004 110.565 salam istishna’ 423 347 326 376 582 lainnya 3.134 7.071 16.776 19.435 19.476 total 46.886 68.181 102.655 147.505 184.122 sumber: statistik perbankan syariah juli 2014 tabel 3. perkembangan indikator perbankan syariah di indonesia indikator 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 dpk (m) 52.271 76.036 115.415 147.512 183.534 fdr (persen) 87,60 91,41 120,65 95,87 npf (persen) 4,01 3,02 2,52 2,26 2,62 car (persen) 10,77 16,76 16,63 14,14 14,42 roa (persen) 1,48 1,59 1,59 1,94 1,58 sbis (m) 3.076 5.408 9.244 4.993 6.699 sumber: statistik perbankan syariah juli 2014 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 73-83 76 babkan oleh beberapa alasan. pertama, sifat usaha bank yang berfungsi sebagai lembaga intermediasi antara unit surplus dengan unit defisit. kedua, penyaluran pembiayaan memberikan spread yang pasti sehingga besarnya pendapatan dapat diperkirakan. ketiga, melihat posisinya dalam pelaksanaan kebijaksanaan moneter, perbankan merupakan sektor usaha yang kegiatannya paling dibatasi dan diatur. keempat, sumber utama dana bank berasal dari dana masyarakat dalam bentuk pembiayaan (arisandi, 2009) penyaluran pembiayaan pada perbankan syariah telah menujukkan kualitas yang baik. hal tersebut dapat dilihat dari financing to deposit ratio (fdr) sudah mencapai titik aman yaitu 85 persen 110 persen sesuai dengan harapan bank indonesia. rendahnya angka fdr membuktikan bahwa peran intermediasi perbankan syariah belum optimal, sedangkan tingginya angka fdr dapat menimbulkan resiko likuiditas bagi bank. oleh karena itu bank indonesia membatasi titik rendah dan tinggi rasio fdr. pada tahun 2012, angka fdr telah melewati angka aman yaitu 120,65 persen. padahal pada tahun 2010, 2011, dan 2013 angka fdr telah mencapai titik aman. menurut surat edaran bank indonesia no 6/23/dpnp tanggal 31 mei 2004, rasio fdr dihitung dari pembagian pembiayaan yang diberikan kepada pihak ketiga (tidak termasuk antarbank) dengan dana pihak ketiga (dpk) yang mencakup giro, tabungan, dan deposito (tidak termasuk antar bank). di dalam dunia perbankan syariah, pemberian pembiayaan yang dilakukan oleh bank kepada masyarakat dapat mengandung resiko berupa tidak lancarnya pembayaran yang mampu mempengaruhi kinerja bank yang biasa disebut dengan pembiayaan bermasalah atau non performing financing (npf). besarnya npf sudah ditentukan oleh bank indonesia yaitu sebesar 5 persen. tingginya pembiayaan bermasalah akan menuntut bank untuk menyediakan alokasi dana lain sebagai cadangan menutup kerugian tersebut dan bank akan mengurangi penyaluran pembiayaan berikutnya (suwarsi, 2008). pada bank syariah tingkat npf masih menujukkan batas aman, hanya saja pada tahun 2009 angka npf mencapai angka 4,01 persen. pada tahun selanjutnya tingkat npf hanya berkisar 2 persen saja. fenomena tingginya npl menyebabkan kengganan bank untuk menyalurkan pembiayaan yang disebut credit crunch. bank lebih memiliki untuk menyalurkan dananya ke sertifikat bank indonesia syariah (sbis) karena dianggap lebih aman. menurut peraturan bank indonesia no 10/11/pbi/2008 yang diperbarui dengan pbi no 12/18/pbi/2010 tentang sertifikat bank indonesia syariah, sbis adalah surat berharga berdasarkan prinsip syariah berjangka waktu pendek dalam mata uang rupiah yang diterbitkan oleh bank indonesia. secara umum, penempatan dana pada sbis akan mempengaruhi fungsi intermediasi perbankan. setiap tahunnya terjadi peningkatan jumlah dana yang dialokasikan ke sbis seiring dengan peningkatan dpk. pada tahun 2011 terjadi peningkatan dana yang dialokasikan ke sbis dari tahun 2010, yang awalnya 5.408 miliar menjadi 9.244 miliar. tetapi pada tahun 2012 terjadi penurunan yang tajam dari tahun 2011 yaitu menjadi 4.993 miliar kemudian meningkat lagi pada tahun 2013 menjadi 6.699 miliar. salah satu upaya untuk mengurangi resiko pembiayaan yaitu tingginya npf adalah dengan permodalan yang cukup. rasio permodalan sering disebut capital adequacy ratio (car). rasio ini bertujuan untuk melihat bagaimana permodalan bank dapat mendukung kegiatan bank (penyaluran dana) secara efisien dan melihat kemampuan permodalan bank dalam menanggung kerugian akibat tidak lancarnya penyaluran pembiayaan. oleh karena itu, semakin banyak modal yang dimiliki bank, maka bank akan semakin mampu untuk menambah penyaluran pembiayaannya karena cadangan yang dimiliki ketika bank mengalami kerugian (suwarsi, 2008). menurut peraturan bank indonesia nomor 3/21/pbi/2001 tentang kewajiban penyediaan modal minimum bank bahwa bank wajib menyediakan modal minimum sebesar 8 persen dari aktiva tertimbang menurut resiko yang diproksikan dengan car. perkembangan car menunjukkan gerakan yang fluktuatif setiap tahunnya. pada tahun 2010 dan 2011 car menunjukkan angka 16,76 dan 16,63 kemudian pada tahun 2012 dan 2013 terjadi penurunan menjadi 14,14 dan 14,42. hal tersebut dikarenakan jumlah dpk pada tahun 2012 dan 2013 tidak seimbang dengan penya determinan jumlah pembiayaan... (ayank narita dyatama, imamudin yuliadi) 77 luran pembiayaan sehingga bank menggunakan modalnya untuk menutup pembiayaan. dalam menjalankan kegiatan operasionalnya, bank perlu memperhatikan aspek profitabilitas atau tingkat keuntungan yang dimiliki. profitabilitas adalah kemampuan bank untuk menghasilkan keuntungan dari ebrbagai sumber daya dan dana yang dimilikinya. profitabilitas biasanya menggunakan rasio return on assets (roa). salah satu cara untuk memperoleh keuntungan tersebut melalui pendapatan dari penyaluran pembiayaan. jika pendapatan pembiayaan semakin banyak maka profit bank akan bertambah, dan akan mempengaruhi peningkatan penyaluran pembiayaan berikutnya (suwarsi, 2008). perkembangan roa setiap tahunnya mengalami peningkatan yang berarti bank memperoleh laba seiring dengan meningkatnya penyaluran pembiayaan. pada tahun 2010 dan 2011 roa bank syariah bertahan pada angka 1,59 persen kemudian meningkat pada tahun 2012 dan tahun 2013. angka tersebut belum memenuhi angka minimal yang disyaratkan bank indonesia yaitu sebesar 2 persen. hal tersebut berarti perbankan syariah belum memenuhi bisa menghasilkan laba minimal bagi sebuah perbankan syariah. metode penelitian objek dalam studi ini adalah seluruh bank syariah yang terdaftar di bank indonesia dan otoritas jasa keuangan (ojk) yang terdiri dari bank umum syariah (bus) dan unit usaha syariah (uus). objek tersebut dipilih karena mempunyai data yang cukup lengkap secara berturut-turut dari januari 2010 – juli 2014. jenis data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data sekunder perbankan syariah di indonesia yang meliputi dana pihak ketiga (dpk), capital adequacy ratio (car), non performing financing (npf), return on asset (roa) dan penempatan dana di sbis, yang diperoleh dari statistik perbankan syariah indonesia dan statistik ekonomi moneter indonesia periode januari 2010 – juli 2014. studi ini menggunakan metode sensus di mana keseluruhan perbankan syariah yang terdiri dari bank umum syariah dan unit usaha syariah yang terdapat dalam periode studi dijadikan sebagai objek studi. studi ini menggunakan 56 waktu amatan (n = 56) (bulan januari 2010 – juli 2014). metode pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah metode dokumentasi. metode dokomentasi adalah pengumpulan data dengan cara mengumpulkan, mencatat, dan mengkaji data sekunder berupa yang berupa laporan keuangan tahunan bank. data yang dikumpulkan adalah dana pihka ketiga (dpk), non performing financing (npl), capital adequacy ratio (car), return on assets (roa), penempatan dana sbis dan volume penyaluran pembiayaan. faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi volume penyaluran pembiayaan bank syariah di indonesia digambarkan dalam fungsi berikut: volume pembiayaan = f(dpk, car, roa, sbis, npf) 1) di mana; y adalah volume penyaluran pembiayaan; 0 adalah bilangan konstanta; 1. . 6 adalah koefisien regresi; adalah kesalahan pengguna yang disebabkan faktor lain; dpk adalah dana pihak ketiga; car adalah capital adequacy ratio; roa adalah return on assets; sbis adalah sertifikat bank indonesia syariah, dan npf adalah non performing financing hasil dan pembahasan hasill studi ini menunjukkan bahwa dpk, roa, dan npf masing-masing secara signifikan berpengaruh terhadap penyaluran pembiayaan. sedangkan variabel car dan sbis dalam pengujian tersebut tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan. model regresi dapat digunakan untuk memprediksi variabel dependen penyaluran pembiayaan atau secara bersama-sama variabel independen dpk, car, roa, npf, dan sbis berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependen penyaluran pembiayaan. uji normalitas bertujuan untuk menguji apakah model regresi variabel pengganggu atau residual memiliki distribusi normal. model regresi yang baik adalah memiliki distribusi data normal atau mendekati normal. untuk jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 73-83 78 mendeteksi apakah residual berdistribusi normal atau tidak yaitu dengan analisis non – parametrik kolmogorof smirnov (k-s) (ghozali, 2009). gambar 1. grafik distribusi normal berdasarkan tampilan grafik histogram dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel pengganggu atau residual memiliki distribusi normal. cara mendeteksi data berdistribusi normal arau tidak juga bisa dengan melihat nilai probabilitasnya. jika nilai probabilitas > 5 persen maka data berdistribusi normal, begitu juga apabila nilai probabilitas < 5 persen maka data berdistribusi tidak normal. berdasarkan tabel di atas diketahui bahwa nilai probabilitasnya 0,142021 > 5 persen artinya model regresi tersebut mempunyai distribusi normal. tabel 4. hasil uji liniearitas ramsey reset test f-statistic 16,10794 prob f (1,45) 0,0002 log likelihood ratio 16,21691 prob chi square (1) 0,0001 hasil uji linearitas menjelaskan bahwa nilai prob f stat 0,0002 < 0,05, maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa model tidak linear. berdasarkan uji multikolonieritas bahwa hasil regresi tidak bebas dari multikolonieritas yang dilihat pada gambar dibawah ini. dpk mempunyai korelasi yang cukup tinggi dengan pembiayaan sebesar 0,99 atau 99 persen. data yang tidak mengandung korelasi harus dibawa 80 persen. karena terdapat multikolinieritas maka perlu dilakukan pengobatan. cara pengobatan yang diambil adalah dengan melakukan transformasi akar kuadrat terhadap variabel yang mempunyai korelasi yang cukup tinggi yaitu dana pihak ketiga (dpk). setelah dilakukan transformasi akar kuadrat diperoleh hasil bahwa variabel dpk sudah bebas dari multikolonieritas yaitu ditunjukkan dengan angka -0,151318 atau -15 persen. berdasarkan uji autokorelasi diperoleh hasil bahwa nilai d sebesar 0,524172 sementara berdasarkan tabel durbin-watson diperoleh nilai dl = 1,374 dan nilai du = 1,768. dengan demikian 0 0,05. faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi volume penyaluran pembiayaan bank syariah di indonesia digambarkan dalam persamaan berikut ini: logpembiayaan = -239,4966 + 0,214722 dlogdpk – 0,000882 car – 0,007066 roa – 0,016830 npf – 0,015242 logsbis berdasarkan koefisien regresi dapat disimpulkan bahwa variabel dpk memiliki pengaruh yang paling besar terhadap penyaluran pembiayaan perbankan syariah dengan nilai koefisien beta regresi 0,214722, diikuti dengan variabel sbis sebesar sebesar -0,015242, npf sebesar -0,016830, roa sebesar -0,007066 dan car sebesar -0,000882, hasil regresi menunjukkan bahwa variabel dpk berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap penyaluran pembiayaan. artinya bahwa peningkatan atau penurunan dpk pada periode studi mempengaruhi penyaluran pembiayaan secara signifikan. semakin tinggi dpk yang berhasil dihimpun oleh perbankan syariah, akan mendorong peningkatan jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan, demikian pula sebaliknya. penyaluran pembiayaan menjadi prioritas utama bank dalam pengalokasian dananya. hal ini dikarenakan sumber dana bank berasal dari masyarakat sehingga bank harus menyalurkan kembali dpk yang berhasil dihimpun kepada masyarakat dalam bentuk kredit. hal ini sejalan dengan fungsi bank sebagai perantara keuangan (financial intermediary). di samping itu pemberian kredit merupakan aktivitas yang paling utama bagi bank umum selaku business entity untuk menghasilkan keuntungan. pengalaman dan kemampuan perkreditan yang dimiliki juga turut mendukung keberanian bank umum dalam menyalurkan kredit. dpk merupakan variabel yang memiliki pengaruh paling besar terhadap penyaluran kredit perbankan. hal ini dikarenakan dalam menjalankan fungsi perantara keuangan (financial intermediary), dpk merupakan sumber pendanaan yang utama. dana-dana yang dihimpun dari masyarakat dapat mencapai 80 persen 90 persen dari seluruh dana yang dikelola oleh bank (dendawijaya, 2005). dana pihak ketiga (dpk) merupakan sumber dana terbesar yang diandalkan perbankan dan dibutuhkan suatu bank dalam menjalankan operasinya. bank dapat memanfaatkan dana dari pihak ketiga ini untuk ditempatkan pada pos-pos yang menghasilkan pendapatan bagi bank, salah satunya yaitu dalam bentuk pembiayaan. hampir semua bank mengandalkan penghasilan utamanya dari jumlah penyaluran pembiayaan oleh karena itu pemberian pembiayaan merupakan aktivitas bank yang paling utama dalam menghasilkan keuntungan (dendawijaya, 2005). hasil studi ini memperkuat hasil studi sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh siswati (2013), nasihin (2013), tabel 5. hasil analisis regresi liniear berganda variable coefficient std error t-statistic prob c -239,4966 31600,06 -0,007579 0,9940 dlogdpk 0,214722 0,082632 2,598516 0,0125 car -0,000882 0,000710 -1,241818 0,2206 roa -0,007066 0,003131 -2,256972 0,0288 npf -0,016830 0,004512 -3,730469 0,0005 logsbis -0,015242 0,010915 -1,396446 0,1693 ar(1) 1,000044 0,005670 176,3656 0,0000 r-squared 0,998642 adj r-squared 0,998465 f-statiistic 5636,659 prob (f-statistic) 0,000000 d-w stat 1,521730 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 73-83 80 dan iqbal (2013) yang menyatakan bahwa dpk berpengaruh positif dan signi-fikan. car berpengaruh negatif dan tidak signifikan yang artinya hasil dari studi telah menolak hipotesis yang diajukan di mana car berpengaruh positif dan signifikan. hal itu berarti bahwa peningkatan atau penurunan car selama periode studi tidak mempengaruhi penyaluran pembiayaan. semakin tinggi atau turunnya car tidak berimbas terhadap naik turunnya penyaluran pembiayaan perbankan syariah. hasil studi ini berbeda dari hipotesis yang diajukan karena rata-rata car bank umum pada periode 2009-2014 berada pada kisaran yang cukup tinggi yakni 11,07 persen 20,23 persen, jauh di atas ketentuan minimal yang disyaratkan oleh bank indonesia sebesar 8 persen. tingginya car mengindikasikan adanya sumber daya finansial (modal) yang idle ataupun disalurkan ke sektor lain ataupun investasi lain selain pembiayaan, karena seperti diketahui bahwa pembiayaan merupakan investasi yang resikonya paling tinggi. bank sebagai lembaga komersial jelas tidak mau mengambil resiko terlalu tinggi dalam melakukan aktivitasnya sehingga modal yang tersedia diinvestasikan ke sektor lain ataupun surat berharga. pulihnya perekonomian dan perbankan secara berangsur-angsur telah mendorong optimalisasi kegunaan sumber daya finansial (modal) melalui penyaluran pembiayaan. penyaluran pembiayaan bank syariah mengalami peningkatan setiap tahunnya tetapi tidak diikuti dengan perubahan nilai car. semakin tinggi nilai car maka semakin tinggi pula pembiayaan yang disalurkan karena bank mempunyai modal yang lebih untuk menyalurkan uangnya ke pembiayaan. tetapi kenyataannya car tidak mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan dibuktikan dengan pada tahun 2010 sendiri terjadi penurunan nilai car dari bulan februari ke maret di mana angka car pada bulan februari 11,43 persen dan jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan sebesar rp48.479 miliar, sedangkan pada bulan maret angka car turun menjadi 11,07 persen dan jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan rp50.206 miliar. hal tersebut membuktikan bahwa naik turunnya car belum tentu mempengaruhi jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan. di tahuntahun berikutnya pun terjadi hal yang serupa. npf mempunyai pengaruh negatif dan signifikan yang artinya bahwa peningkatan atau penurunan npf selama periode studi mempengaruhi penyaluran pembiayaan bank syariah secara signifikan. semakin tinggi npf akan mendorong penurunan jumlah kredit yang disalurkan, demikian pula sebaliknya (h3: npf berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap pembiayaan perbankan syariah, hipotesis diterima). npf mencerminkan risiko kredit. semakin tinggi tingkat npf maka semakin besar pula risiko kredit yang ditanggung oleh pihak bank. akibat tingginya npl perbankan akan lebih berhati-hati (selektif) dalam menyalurkan kredit. hal ini dikarenakan adanya potensi kredit yang tidak tertagih. tingginya npf juga mengakibatkan munculnya pencadangan yang lebih besar, sehingga pada akhirnya modal bank ikut terkikis. padahal besaran modal sangat mempengaruhi besarnya ekspansi kredit. dengan demikian besarnya npf menjadi salah satu penghambat tersalurnya pembiayaan perbankan. kualitas pembiayaan yang semakin menurun (peningkatan pembiayaan bermasalah) membawa pengaruh negatif terhadap bank selaku pembiayaan. peningkatan pembiayaan bermasalah ini menimbulkan pembentukan cadangan pembiayaan bermasalah ini menimbulkan pembentukan cadangan pembiayaan bermasalah semakin besar. cadangan penyisihan pembiayaan ini lawan rekening kerugian pembiayaan. kerugian pembiayaan merupakan biaya yang berarti menurunkan laba. penurunan laba bahkan kerugian bank akan berakibat menurunkan modal bank. penurunan laba bahkan kerugian bank akan berakibat menurunkan modal bank. dampak yang lebih luas adalah ketika pembiayaan bermasalah tak dapat ditagih lagi berarti terjadi penghentian dana bergulir. penghentian ini jelas mengganggu pengembangan usaha, menghambat pertumbuhan ekonomi, meningkatkan pengangguran dan menurunkan pendapatan masyarakat (taswan, 2010). dalam kenyataannya perbankan syariah mampu menjaga npf nya selama lima tahun terakhir. ketentuan bank indoneisa adalah bahwa bank harus menjaga npl di bawah 5 determinan jumlah pembiayaan... (ayank narita dyatama, imamudin yuliadi) 81 persen. pada tahun 2009 npf perbankan syariah sebesar 4,01 persen meskipun cukup tinggi tetapi masih di bawah 5 persen, kemudian disusul tahun 2010 sebesar 3,02 persen, tahun 2011 sebesar 2,52 persen, tahun 2012 sebesar 2,26, tahun 2013 sebesar 2,62 persen. angka tersebut membuktikan bahwa perbankan syariah menunjukkan kesuksesannya dengan semakin rendahnya angka npf setiap tahunnya. roa berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan yang artinya studi ini menolak hipotesis yang diajukan yaitu bahwa roa berpengaruh positif dan signifikan. artinya roa mengindikasikan bahwa peningkatan atau penurunan roa selama periode studi mempengaruhi pembiayaan secara signifikan. semakin tinggi roa maka semakin turun pembiayaan yang disalurkan. hasil studi ini berbeda dengan hipotesis yang diajukan karena rata-rata nilai roa pada periode studi 2009-2014 berada pada kisaran yang cukup rendah yakni 0,08 persen-2,52 persen jauh di bawah ketentuan minimal yang disyaratkan oleh bank indonesia sebesar 2 persen. tingginya roa menyebabkan penurunan terhadap jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan. seperti yang diketahui bahwa semakin tinggi nilai roa maka semakin rendah pembiayaan yang disalurkan. hal ini bisa dimungkinkan pendapatan yang dihasilkan oleh bank syariah bukan hanya dari pembiayaan yang disalurkan kepada masyarakat. pendapatan yang diperoleh disalurkan kepada aset lainnya seperti surat berharga. menurut dendawijaya (2005), alasan penggunaan roa ini bank indonesia sebagai pembina dan pengawas perbankan lebih mengutamakan nilai profitabilitas suatu bank yang diukur dengan menggunakan aset di mana sebagian besar dananya berasal dari masyarakat dan nantinya, oleh bank juga harus disalurkan kembali kepada masyarakat. tetapi dalam kenyataannya pada tahun 2009 sendiri angka roa masih di bawah 2 persen sedangkan pembiayaan yang disalurkan sebesar rp46.886 miliar, pada tahun 2010 yaitu sebesar 1,67 persen sedangkan pembiayaan yang disalurkan sebesar rp68.181 miliar, pada tahun 2011 angka roa sebesar 1,79 persen dan pembiayaan yang disalurkan rp102.655 miliar, dan pada tahun 2012 angka roa mencapai 2,14 persen di atas rata-rata ketentuan bank indonesia dan pembiayaan yang disalurkan sebesar rp147.505. meskipun setiap tahun angka roa meningkat tetapi di setiap bulannya terdapat fluktuasi yang cukup tinggi di mana ketika jumlah pembiayaan meningkat tidak diiikuti dengan naiknya angka roa malahan terkadang angka roa semakin turun. hasil studi ini memperkuat studi sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh nasihin (2013) yang menyatakan bahwa roa berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap penyaluran pembiayaan perbankan syariah. penempatan dana di sbis negatif dan tidak signifikan yyang berarti hasil ini telah menolak hipotesis yang diajukan yaitu penempatan dana di sbis negatif dan signifikan. artinya penempatan dana di sbis mengindikasikan bahwa peningkatan atau penurunan penempatan dana di sbis selama periode studi tidak mempengaruhi penyaluran pembiayaan secara signifikan. semakin tinggi penempatan jumlah dana di sbis akan mendorong jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan dalam tingkat yang tidak signifikan. keuntungan yang diperoleh dari penempatan dana di sbis menyebabkan tingginya dana yang disalurkan, hal itu menyebabkan turunnya nilai pembiayaan yang disalurkan, tetapi penurunan pembiayaan berada pada tingkat yang signifikan. artinya, meskipun penempatan dana menyebabkan penurunan pembiayaan tetapi tidak menjadi masalah terhadap penyalurannya. karakteristik sbis adalah, pertama, sbis diterbitkan dan ditatausahakan tanpa warkat dan kedua, sbis tidak dapat diperjualbelikan. benefit yang diberikan dari sbis bukan bunga didasarkan atas sistem diskonto, akan tetapi apa yang dinamakan dengan imbalan (khatimah, 2009). bank indonesia menerbitkan sbis melalui mekanisme lelang. dalam melakukan pembelian sbis, bus dan uus wajib memenuhi persyaratan fdr yang ditetapkan oleh bank indonesia. jadi meskipun penyaluran dana ke sbis mengurangi jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan tetapi selama kondisi fdr masih aman dianggap tidak masalah. hasil studi ini memperkuat hasil studi sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh siswati (2013) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 73-83 82 yang menyatakan bahwa penempatan dana di sbis negatif dan tidak signifikan terhadap penyaluran pembiayaan perbankan syariah. simpulan variabel dpk berhubungan positif dan signifikan terhadap jumlah pembiayaan dibuktikan dengan nilai koefisien regresi 0,214 dengan nilai signifikansi 0,012 lebih kecil dari 5 persen (0,012 < 0,05) sesuai dengan hipotesis yang diajukan hal ini mengindikasi bahwa semakin besar dpk maka semakin besar volume pembiayaan yang dapat disalurkan. variabel car tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap jumlah pembiayaan dibuktikan dengan nilai koefisien regresi -0,0008 dengan nilai signifikansi 0,226 lebih besar dari 5 persen (0,226 < 0,05) tidak sesuai dengan hipotesis yang diajukan bahwa car berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap jumlah pembiayaan bank syariah. hal ini disebabkan adanya bank syariah yang belum mampu memaksimalkan dana yang diserap dan banyak aset yang idle ataupun disalurkan ke sektor lain ataupun investasi lain selain pembiayaan, karena seperti diketahui bahwa pembiayaan merupakan investasi yang resikonya paling tinggi. selain naiknya dpk seiring dengan pembiayaan yang menyebabkan bahwa dpk telah mendominasi modal yang digunakan dalam pembiayaan sehingga penggunaan dan car bisa disalurkan ke sektor lain selain pembiayaan dan juga biasanya penggunaan car dalam hal pembiayaan hanya untuk menutupi npf yang terjadi. jadi car yang tinggi tidak berpengaruh terhadap jumlah pembiayaan jika bank syariah tidak mampu memnfaatkan dana yang ada. pada studi ini variabel roa mempunyai hubungan yang negatif dan signifikan terhadap jumlah pembiayaan dibuktikan dengan nilai koefisien sebesar -0,0007 dengan signifikansi = 0,288 lebih kecil dari 0,05 (0,0288 < 0,05) tidak sesuai dengan hipotesis yang diajukan bahwa roa mempunyai hubungan yang positif dan signifikan. hal ini disebabkan rendahnya tingkat roa (di bawah ketentuan bank indonesia) sehingga tidak ada pengalokasian dana pembiayaan dari roa sehingga dana yang digunakan untuk melakukan pembiayaan adalah dpk yang mana dpk merupakan 80 persen 90 persen sumber dana untuk pembiyaan sehingga wajar jika naiknya pembiyaan tidak disertai dengan roa. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa semakin tinggi jumlah pembiayaan semakin rendah tingkat roa karena dana yang dihasilkan dari roa tidak sepenuhnya disalurkan ke pembiayaan. variabel npf mempunyai hubungan yang negatif dan signifikan terhadap jumlah pembiayaan dibuktikan dengan nilai koefisien sebear 0,016 dengan signifikansi = 0,0005 lebih kecil dari 0,05 (0,0005 < 0,05) sesuai dengan hipotesis yang diajukan. hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa semakin tinggi npf maka semakin rendah jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan. variabel penempatan dana di sbis mempunyai hubungan yang negatif dan tidak signifikan yang artinya variabel penempatan dana di sbis tidak mempunyai pengaruh terhadap jumlah pembiayaaan dibuktikan dengan nilai koefisien -0,015 dengan signifikansi = 0,1693 lebih besar dari 0,05 (0,1693 > 0,05) tidak sesuai dengan hipotesis yang diajukan bahwa penempatan dana di sbis berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan. hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa penempatan dana di sbis tidak mempengaruhi jumlah pembiayaan yang disalurkan, karena dalam peraturan bank indonesia, bank syariah harus memenuhi tingkat fdr yang ditetapkan sebelum menempatkan dananya di sbis yaitu nilai fdr berkisar 90 persen -110 persen sehingga tidak mungkin bahwa penempatan dana disbis telah menyebabkan pengurangan dana di pembiayaan. daftar pustaka arisandi, desi. 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(2011). analisis ekonometrika dan statistika dengan eviews. edisi 3. yogyakarta: upp stim ykpn. microsoft word 07-yustisia catur jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014, hlm. 161-170   analisis empiris environmental kuznets curve (ekc) terkait orientasi energi dea yustisia1, catur sugiyanto2 1 center for public mental health universitas gadjah mada jl. humaniora no. 1 bulaksumur 55281 yogyakarta, indonesia. phone +62 274 550435 2 fakultas ekonomika dan bisnis universitas gajah mada jalan sosio humaniora nomor 1 bulaksumur yogyakarta 55281, indonesia, phone: +62-274-548510, e-mail korespondensi: deayustisia@gmail.com naskah diterima: april 2014; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: the aim of this study is to investigate the existence of environmental kuznets curve (ekc) for panel data of three classifications of countries according to development level and energy orientation, such as consumption of energy, export of energy, import of energy, and share of renewable energy consumption over the period 1991-2010. we use the panel data method to estimate the model for three classifications of countries and do some treatment tests for the data. in general, we find support for the ekc only for middle development countries and for its rejection in other cases and there are different types of energy sources which are significantly affected emission per capita in every country classification. we also found that renewable energy has an important role for sustainable development and we may conclude that investment and joint agreement in clean energy can be significant factors to actualize sustainable development. keywords: environmental kuznets curve (ekc); pollution; energy; panel data; development jel classification: q32, q43, q56, o13 abstrak: tujuan dari studi ini adalah untuk menginvestigasi eksistensi kurva lingkungan kuznets (ekc) pada data panel dari tiga klasifikasi negara menurut tingkat pembangunan ekonomi dan orientasi energi, seperti halnya konsumsi energi, ekspor energi, impor energi, dan penggunaan energi alternatif pada periode 1991-2010. kami menggunakan metode data panel untuk mengestimasi model pada tiga klasifikasi negara dan melakukan tes beberapa metode ekonometrika dan statistika untuk data. secara umum, ditemukan bahwa pembuktian untuk teori ekc hanya pada negara dengan tingkat pembangunan menengah dan terdapat penolakan dalam kasus kategori negara lainnya, serta adanya perbedaan jenis sumber energi yang signifikan mempengaruhi emisi per kapita di setiap klasifikasi negara. kami juga menemukan bahwa energi alternatif memiliki peran penting bagi pembangunan berkelanjutan dan kami dapat menyimpulkan bahwa investasi dan kesepakatan bersama dalam energi ramah lingkungan dapat menjadi faktor yang signifikan untuk mewujudkan pembangunan berkelanjutan. kata kunci: kurva environmental kuznets (ekc); polusi; energi; data panel; pembangunan klasifikasi jel: q32, q43, q56, o13 pendahuluan pembangunan berkelanjutan menjadi salah satu isu yang kerap diangkat seiring dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang cukup pesat pada beberapa dekade terakhir. konsep pembangunan berkesinambungan memperhatikan tiga aspek utama, yaitu masyarakat (society), lingkungan (environment), dan perekonomian (economy). seiring bertambahnya degradasi lingkungan, pertanyaan umum pun muncul dalam kajian bidang ekonomi: apakah tingkah pertumbuhan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 161-170 162 ekonomi berkesinambungan bisa dicapai, baik dalam skala negara, wilayah maupun dunia secara keseluruhan. lean dan shahbaz (2011) menyebutkan bahwa pembangunan ekonomi yang berkelanjutan akan tercapai beriringan dengan pelestarian lingkungan yang berkelanjutan. para peneliti dalam bidang ekonomi telah mengkaji hubungan antara tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan indikator lingkungan dengan menggunakan environmental kuznets curve (ekc). teori ini menyebutkan bahwa tingkat kerusakan lingkungan akan meningkat seiring dengan pembangunan ekonomi dan pada titik tertentu (turning point) dalam pencapaian pertumbuhan ekonomi, maka tingkat kerusakan lingkungan akan menurun seiring dengan meningkat yang ditandai dengan kurva huruf u-terbalik (u inverted curve). adapun vollebergh, dkk (2008) mengestimasi ekc pada dua jenis polutan, yaitu co2 dan so2 pada negara-negara oecd dalam kurun waktu 1960-2000. studi ini membuktikan bahwa kurva ekc jelas terbentuk dalam kasus polutan so2, namun tidak demikian pada kurva ekc co2. studi ekc juga memasukkan variabel eksogen lain dalam estimasinya selain tingkat pendapatan maupun pertumbuhan ekonomi, seperti halnya energi dan perdagangan. sementara studi yang dilakukan suri dan chapman (1998) menunjukkan bahwa baik negara maju maupun negara berkembang yang sedang melalui tahapan industrialisasi akan meningkatkan kebutuhan terhadap energi yang cukup tinggi pada awalnya untuk mengekspor. beberapa studi terkait dengan pengujian hipotesis ekc dilakukan dalam kategori negara dengan tingkat pertumbuhan sosial ekonomi yang beragam. hipotesis ekc yang dikaji secara berfokus pada di negara maju, seperti halnya amerika serikat (aldy, 2004), kanada (he dan richard, 2009) dan menemukan pembuktian hipotesis ekc pada beberapa kawasan serta pentingnya pengembangan energi alternatif (iwata, dkk., 2009). literatur lainnya menganalisis ekc menggunakan data silang antar negara (sen dan melenberg, 2011), fujii dan shunsuke (2011), serta beberapa studi ekc di negara berkembang (timakova, 2009), saboori, dkk. (2012), waluyo dan terawaki (2012). beberapa hasil empiris terkait dengan ekc telah dilaporkan berdasarkan metode dan sampel yang beragam dengan hasil pembuktian hipotesis dan kesimpulan yang beragam. fujii dan shunsuke (2011) melakukan pengujian hipotesis ekc pada 23 negara oecd yang tergolong negara maju menggunakan tingkat emisi karbondioksida per sektor. pembuktian hipotesis ekc terlihat pada industri makanan, tekstil, kayu, kimia, kertas, besi, mesin, peralatan transportasi, serta industri konstruksi. akan tetapi, hipotesis ekc tidak terbukti pada industri pertambangan dan industri logam non-besi yang merupakan industri yang membutuhkan energi yang banyak dalam proses produksinya sehingga menunjukkan fungsi monotonik dan bukan fungsi kuadratik sebagaimana hipotesis ekc. selama ini studi terkait ekc dan energi hanya menggunakan pendekatan konsumsi energi sebagai variabel independen dalam beberapa studi (suri dan chapman, 1998) dan richmond dan kauffman (2003), menemukan bahwa hanya negara maju telah berhasil mengendalikan tingkat konsumsi energi dan mencapai titik balik dalam ekc. hanya sedikit literatur yang mengkaji bagaimana faktor produksi dan konsumsi berpengaruh di dalam emisi karbondioksida, salah satunya adalah aldy (2004) yang menggunakan pendekatan emisi karbondioksida dalam proses produksi dan konsumsi di tingkat negara bagian amerika serikat. studi tersebut menemukan bahwa emisi karbondioksida dari konsumsi energi pada negara bagian dengan pendapatan lebih tinggi akan lebih signifikan berpengaruh dibandingkan emisi karbondioksida dari proses produksi energi. studi yang dilakukan oleh yolanda dan rodriguez (2012) yang meneliti 15 negara oecd periode 1980-2004 menolak hipotesis ekc, harga minyak signifikan dalam semua spesifikasi model bertanda negatif, harga gas dan batu bara tidak signifikan (efek substitusi dengan harga minyak), produksi energi terbarukan signifikan terhadap emisi bertanda negatif. sementara studi yang dilakukan oleh waluyo dan terawaki (2012) periode 1962-2007 dengan metode model runtun waktu ardl. adapun variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah deforestrasi, gdp, penduduk daerah rural, pertumbuhan penduduk, indeks pertaenvironmental kuznets curve (dea yustisia, catur sugiyanto) 163 nian, luas lahan pertanian, produksi kayu, ekspor produk hutan di indonesia. hasil studi ini menunjukkan hubungan inverted-u pada jangka panjang, yang menunjukkan pola ekc di mana apabila tingkat deforestrasi meningkat pada tahapan awal pertumbuhan ekonomi, maka pada ambang batas tingkat deforestrasi akan menurun dengan kalkulasi titik balik pendapatan per kapita us$ 990,4. ada empat tujuan dari dilakukannya studi ini yaitu; 1) untuk menguji teori environmental kuznets curve (ekc) pada kelompok negara dengan tingkat pembangunan tinggi, sedang, dan rendah; 2) untuk menganalisis orientasi konsumsi energi yang berpengaruh terhadap emisi karbondioksida per kapita pada kelompok negara dengan tingkat pembangunan tinggi, sedang, dan rendah; 3) untuk menganalisis dan pengaruh perilaku ekspor impor energi pada kelompok negara dengan tingkat pembangunan tinggi, sedang, dan rendah; 4) untuk menganalisis pengaruh energi alternatif terhadap emisi pada kelompok negara dengan tingkat pembangunan tinggi, sedang, dan rendah. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data data yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah data panel yang merupakan kombinasi dari data time series dan cross-section. dalam data panel, sekelompok unit cross section (individu, rumah tangga, negara) diambil datanya dalam sebuah kurun waktu. jadi data panel adalah data dari beberapa unit cross section yang diambil dalam kurun waktu tertentu. data panel memiliki kelebihan dibandingkan dengan time series dan cross section: 1) data panel dapat digunakan untuk mengatasi heterogeneitas dalam unit mikro. dalam data time series maupun cross-section terdapat beberapa variabel penjelas yang tidak terukur (unmeasured explanatory variable). mengabaikan variabel ini dapat menyebabkan bias dalam estimasi. data panel dapat digunakan untuk mengatasi permasalahan ini; 2) data panel meningkatkan variabilitas dengan mengkombinasikan variasi dalam unit mikro dengan variasi time series yang dapat mengatasi permasalahan multikolinearitas. dengan data yang lebih informatif maka diharapkan estimasi yang lebih efisien dapat dicapai; 3) data panel dapat digunakan untuk meneliti permasalahan yang tidak dapat dilakukan oleh data time series maupun cross-section. untuk memutuskan model manakah yang paling tepat dari ketiga model yang akan digunakan dalam mengestimasikan data panel, perhatikan skema pada gambar 1. gambar 1. alur pengujian data panel ketiga pengujian di atas yaitu chow test, hausman test, dan lm test digunakan untuk memutuskan model yang paling tepat dari ketiga model tersebut. studi ini mengembangkan model ekc yang menjelaskan hubungan antara emisi co2 dengan pendapatan per kapita dengan variabel-variabel penjelas lain terkait dengan orientasi energi sebagaimana disederhanakan pada model berikut: ln(e/p)it = αi + β1 ln(gdp/p)t + β2(ln(gdp/p)) 2 it + ln(coal)it + ln(oil)it + ln(export_ener)it + ln(renew_ener)it + it 1) hasil dan pembahasan studi ini menguji mengenai pengaruh emisi karbondioksida dan pertumbuhan ekonomi serta melakukan pembuktian dari environmental kuznets curve pada 17 negara yang dibagi tiga kelompok negara serta menguji pengaruh variabel yang berpengaruh terkait dengan orientasi energi, yaitu: konsumsi energi (batu bara, minyak bumi, dan gas alam), ekspor energi, impor energi, dan pengembangan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 161-170 164 energi alternatif selama kurun waktu 20 tahun (19912010). dalam studi ini telah dilakukan uji statistik pada variabel dependen dan independen. selain uji statistik dilakukan juga uji f, uji hausman, uji asumsi klasik dan uji stasioner dan kointegrasi pada data panel. uji f digunakan untuk membandingkan apakah parameter antara satu grup/model berbeda dengan parameter grup/model lainnya. dalam hal ini, uji f membandingkan parameter yang diperoleh pada model pls dengan model fe. hipotesis nol pada uji ini adalah parameter pada kedua model sama atau stabil. nilai f statistik menunjukkan nilai probabilitas yang signifikan kurang dari 0,05 dari nilai kritisnya. bukti ini menolak hipotesis nol tentang stabilitas parameter sehingga model fe lebih tepat untuk digunakan dalam mengestimasi persamaan pada ketiga kelompok negara. uji hausman mengikuti distribusi statistik x2 dengan derajat kebebasan k yang merupakan jumlah variabel independen. jika nilai x2 statistik lebih besar dari nilai kritisnya, maka hipotesis nol tidak diterima sehingga kesimpulannya adalah lebih tepat menggunakan fixed effect (greene, 2000). hasil pengujian pada tiga klasifikasi negara mendapatkan nilai chisquare masing-masing sebesar 116,33 (hdc); 7.752,17 (mdc), dan 55,76 (ldc) yang lebih besar dari nilai kritisnya pada α = 5% dengan d.f(8) sebesar 21,955. nilai tersebut menolak hipotesis nol dan mengarahkan pada penggunaan model fe karena lebih konsisten dalam mengestimasi model pada tiga kelompok negara. uji hausman tersebut semakin menegaskan pengujian sebelumnya bahwa model fe adalah yang paling tepat digunakan. ada beberapa uji asumsi klasik pengujian pemilihan model, disimpulkan bahwa model fe adalah yang paling tepat digunakan sebagai model estimasi. akan tetapi, hasil estimasi model fe belum dapat sepenuhnya dipercaya terlepas dari permasalahan asumsi klasik seperti heteroskedastisitas, autokorelasi, dan multikolinearitas. pengujian pertama untuk model fe adalah uji heteroskedastisitas. h asil pengujian memberikan nilai chi-square masing-masing adalah 71,15 (hdc); 65,59 (mdc); dan 370,18 (ldc) lebih besar dari nilai kritisnya pada d.f (7) α = 5% sebesar 14,07. nilai tersebut menolak hipotesis nol tentang homoskedastisitas, sehingga terdapat permasalahan heteroskedastisitas model fe. kedua, melakukan uji autokorelasi dengan menggunakan wooldridge test for autocorrelation in panel data menggunakan stata 12 untuk mengetahui apakah terdapat korelasi satu observasi dengan observasi lain yang berlainan waktu dan didapatkan nilai f statistik sebesar masing-masing 1,137 (hdc); 5,106 (mdc); dan 11,486 (ldc) dengan nilai kritisnya pada d.f (1,6) α = 5% sebesar 5,99 pada hdc dan d.f(1,4) α = 5% sebesar 7,71 pada mdc dan ldc. hasil ini menunjukkan bahwa hdc dan mdc tidak menolak hipotesis nol tentang tidak adanya autokorelasi pada orde pertama, namun ldc menolak hipotesis nol sehingga diambil kesimpulan bahwa tidak terdapat permasalahan autokorelasi serial pada model fe pada hdc dan mdc pada α = 5% dan terdapat permasalahan autokorelasi serial pada ldc. pengujian terakhir uji multikolinearitas adalah mendeteksi hubungan antarvariabelvariabel yang digunakan dalam model menggunakan matriks korelasi. korelasi yang cukup tinggi hanya terlihat pada konsumsi minyak bumikonsumsi gas alam dan impor energirenewable energy pada hdc, serta emisigdp dan impor-ekspor energi pada ldc yang korelasinya mencapai di atas 80%. hasil estimasi tersebut memperlihatkan tidak terdapat perfect collinearity, sehingga hasil estimasi tidak bias dan blue (best linear unbiased estimators) (gujarati 2003). selain uji statistik dan uji asumsi klasik, dalam studi ini juga melakukan uji stasioneritas dan kointegrasi. tabel 1 membandingkan hasil uji unit root antara variabel pada level dan pada derajat satu. semua variabel pada level memiliki akar unit atau tidak stasion er pada level, kecuali impor energi pada ldc, sedangkan seluruh variabel yang didiferensiasi stasioner pada tingkat yang sama, yakni pada derajat satu. hasil ini memenuhi syarat untuk melakukan uji kointegrasi untuk mengetahui apakah antara variabel-variabel tersebut memiliki hubungan jangka panjang. environmental kuznets curve (dea yustisia, catur sugiyanto) 165 uji kointegrasi panel yang digunakan pada studi ini menggunakan uji yang dikembangkan oleh westerlund dan persyn (2008). uji ini menentukan apakah individu panel merupakan error correcting. nilai statistik gt dan ga menguji h0: ai = 0 untuk semua i dengan h1: ai < 0 untuk minimal satu i. sedangkan nilai pt dan pa menguji h0: ai = 0 untuk semua i dengan h1: ai < 0 untuk semua i. nilai pvalue pada statistik pa menunjukkan signifikansi sehingga menolak hipotesis nol tentang tidak ada kointegrasi, sehingga disimpulkan bahwa terdapat kointegrasi atau hubungan jangka panjang antara kerusakan lingkungan dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi. pengujian unit root dan kointegrasi pada data panel dilakukan untuk mengetahui apakah antarvariabel terkointegrasi sehingga layak untuk melakukan estimasi variabel pada level (baltagi, 2005). hasil diagnostik unit root dan kointegrasi pada studi ini menyimpulkan bahwa model ekc dapat diestimasi dengan menggunakan variabel pada level. tabel 2. uji kointegrasi variabel emisi dan gdp per kapita statistik kelompok negara value zvalue p-value gt hdc -1,826 -1,123 0,131 mdc -2,313 -1,987 0,023 ldc -2,544 -2,481 0,007 ga hdc -4,933 0,431 0,667 mdc -6,167 -0,140 0,444 ldc -4,129 0,693 0,756 pt hdc -6,388 -2,941 0,002 mdc -4,451 -1,773 0,038 ldc -4,742 -1,992 0,023 pa hdc -8,567 -3,276 0,001 mdc -4,058 -0,172 0,238 ldc -3,404 -0,413 0,340 pengaruh pertumbuhan ekonomi (gdppc dan gdppc2) terhadap emisi co2 per kapita, menunjukkan bahwa environmental kuznets curve hanya terjadi pada middle development countries, sedangkan high development countries dan low development countries menunjukkan gejala bahwa indikator kerusakan lingkungan terus meningkat dan belum mencapai titik balik, bahkan pada ldc tampak bahwa tingkat tabel 1. uji akar-akar unit data panel variabel high development countries middle development countries low development countries level i(1) level i(1) level i(1) ln_emisipc 19,2243 104,5182 11,9451 76,3855 5,1595 89,0000 (0,1566) (0,0000) (0,2887) (0,0000) (0,8803) (0,0000) ln_gdppc 8,1800 62,8714 2,9892 67,4198 0,3943 27,1529 (0,8797) (0,0000) (0,9817) (0,0000) (1,0000) (0,0025) ln_gdppc_sq 7,7893 63,4053 2,5657 67,5729 0,1828 24,4182 (0,8996) (0,0000) (0,9899) (0,0000) (1,0000) (0,0066) ln_oil_cons 10,9324 107,2534 37,9325 58,3068 6,5502 57,8136 (0,6913) (0,0000) (0,0000) (0,0000) (0,7671) (0,0000) ln_coal_cons 9,7266 90,9686 8,1994 90,3791 3,8046 67,8117 (0,7819) (0,0000) (0,6094) (0,0000) (0,9557) (0,0000) ln_gas_cons 16,2571 115,6055 14,3673 85,6499 5,4030 39,3803 (0,2979) (0,0000) (0,1569) (0,0000) (0,8627) (0,0000) ln_renew_ener 17,0245 151,2248 12,1494 90,9016 3,8077 84,7633 (0,2549) (0,0000) (0,2752) (0,0000) (0,9556) (0,0000) ln_ener_export 5,8506 120,1391 5,5405 58,1714 6,1883 60,7842 (0,9701) (0,0000) (0,8523) (0,0000) (0,7992) (0,0000) ln_ener_import 1,0872 116,7642 0,7771 95,4840 140,4509 61,4122 (1,000) (0,0000) (0,9999) (0,0000) (0,0000) (0,0000) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 161-170 166 pertumbuhan ekonomi tidak signifikan mempengaruhi kerusakan lingkungan. karena model persamaan menggunakan logaritma natural, maka interpretasi koefisien parameter merupakan elastisitas antara variabel independen dan dependen. pada hdc, nilai β1<0 dan nilai β2>0 sehingga memiliki pola sebagaimana kurva u, yang merupakan lawan dari kurva ekc. pada hdc, awalnya ketika tingkat pendapatan per kapita naik sebesar 1%, maka tingkat emisi karbondioksida akan turun sebesar 9,32% ceteris paribus hingga akhirnya mencapai titik minimum tertentu, yaitu pada tingkat pendapatan sebesar us$3.472,719. titik minimum tersebut merupakan titik balik yang merupakan permulaan hubungan pendapatan per kapita dan emisi co2 per kapita akan kembali berbanding lurus, sehingga peningkatan pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 1% selanjutnya menaikkan tingkat emisi co2 per kapita sebesar 0,47% ceteris paribus. pada mdc, teori ekc tersebut terbukti dengan nilai β1 > 0 dan nilai β2< 0 dan menunjukkan kurva inverted-u. pada awalnya ketika tingkat pendapatan per kapita naik sebesar 1%, maka tingkat emisi karbondioksida akan naik sebesar 1,95% ceteris paribus hingga akhirnya mencapai titik maksimum tertentu, yaitu pada tingkat pendapatan sebesar us$1.539,56. selanjutnya, hubungan pendapatan per kapita dan emisi co2 per kapita akan berbanding terbalik, sehingga peningkatan pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 1% justru menurunkan tingkat emisi co2 per kapita sebesar 0,075% ceteris paribus. pengaruh konsumsi energi batu bara, minyak bumi, dan gas alam terhadap emisi co2, terdapat tiga klasifikasi negara (hdc, mdc, dan ldc) memiliki pola konsumsi energi yang berbeda-beda. konsumsi energi minyak bumi didominasi oleh hdc, sedangkan konsumsi energi batubara didominasi oleh ldc. untuk negara mdc sendiri, pola konsumsinya berimbang dalam ketiga jenis energi tersebut, bahkan dapat dikatakan rendah apabila dibandingkan dengan pola konsumsi hdc dan ldc, hal ini dipengaruhi pula oleh country size dan population effect. pada hdc, konsumsi energi minyak bumi memiliki efek terhadap emisi paling besar yaitu setiap kenaikan konsumsi energi minyak bumi sebesar 1% maka emisi karbondioksida per kapita akan tumbuh sebesar 0,25% ceteris paribus sedangkan setiap kenaikan konsumsi energi gas alam sebesar 1% akan meningkatkan emisi karbondioksida per kapita sebesar 0,0663% ceteris paribus. kedua jenis energi ini pula yang mempengaruhi emisi karbondioksida per kapita pada mdc. pada mdc sendiri, setiap kenaikan konsumsi energi minyak bumi sebesar 1% maka emisi karbondioksida per kapita akan tumbuh sebesar 0,286% ceteris paribus dan setiap kenaikan konsumsi energi gas alam sebesar 1% akan meningkatkan emisi karbondioksida per kapita sebesar 0,06% ceteris paribus pola konsumsi energi yang mempengaruhi emisi karbondioksida per kapita pada dua klasikasi negara tersebut berbeda pada ldc, di mana hanya konsumsi energi batubara yang mempengaruhi emisi karbondioksida per kapita. pada ldc, setiap kenaikan konsumsi energi batubara sebesar 1% maka tingkat emisi per kapita akan naik sebesar 0,25%. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa pola konsumsi energi pada tiga klasifikasi negara tersebut memiliki efek substitusi tersendiri sebagaimana terangkum dalam rodriguez dan penaboquete (2012) di mana ldc masih menggunakan mayoritas energi yang tidak ramah lingkungan. pengaruh ekspor dan impor energi terhadap emisi co2, ternyata tidak terlalu signifikan mempengaruhi emisi co2 per kapita pada ketiga klasifikasi negara. hanya pada hdc ditemukan bahwa variabel impor energi signifikan mempengaruhi emisi karbondioksida per kapita, yaitu apabila terdapat kenaikan impor energi sebesar 1% maka akan terjadi penurunan emisi karbondioksida per kapita sebesar 0,08% ceteris paribus. hal ini sejalan dengan kajian yang telah dilakukan mehrara dan hossein (2011) bahwa impor akan mendorong pengurangan kerusakan lingkungan. akan tetapi hal ini patut diwaspadai karena terjadi perpindahan proses produksi barang. pengaruh pengembangan energi alternatif terhadap emisi co2, memiliki dampak yang signifikan terhadap high development countries, middle development countries, maupun low development countries bahkan pada α = 1%. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa pengembangan energi alternatif sangat dibutuhkan untuk mendorong environmental kuznets curve (dea yustisia, catur sugiyanto) 167 clean environment dan sustainable development. pada model, dampak terbesar dari penggunaan energi alternatif terhadap emisi per kapita dirasakan oleh hdc, di mana setiap kenaikan 1% dari share penggunaan energi nuklir dan alternatif akan mampu menurunkan emisi karbondioksida per kapita sebesar 0,2356% ceteris paribus dan pada ldc, setiap kenaikan 1% dari share penggunaan energi nuklir dan alternatif akan menurunkan emisi karbondioksida per kapita sebesar 0,234% ceteris paribus. pengaruh variabel energi alternatif ini tidak berdampak terlalu besar pada mdc apabila dibandingkan dengan hdc dan ldc, di mana pada mdc setiap kenaikan 1% dari share energi alternatif terhadap total penggunaan energi hanya mampu menurunkan emisi per kapita sebesar 0,113% ceteris paribus. hal ini semakin mempertegas bahwa pengembangan energi alternatif memiliki dampak yang relatif besar demi terwujudnya pembangunan berkesinambungan. simpulan untuk menganalisis hubungan antara degradasi lingkungan dengan pembangunan ekonomi terkait orientasi energi serta menghindari adanya ommitted variables bias, studi ini menggunakan variabel selain pendapatan per kapita dalam menganalisis environmental kuznets curve, yaitu konsumsi energi, ekspor impor energi, dan share penggunaan energi alternatif yang didasarkan pada studi-studi sebelumnya. selain itu, untuk mengatasi kritik-kritik yang ditujukan pada studi ekc (cole (2003) dan stern (2004)), dilakukan pengujian heteroskedastisitas yang selama ini sering diabaikan pada studi ekc sebelumnya. pengujian akarakar unit pada data panel juga dilakukan dan diperoleh bahwa variabel-variabel pada model tidak stasioner pada level namun stasioner pada diferensiasi pertama. akan tetapi, pengujian kointegrasi menunjukkan bahwa terdapat hubungan jangka panjang antara variabel independen dengan variabel dependen sehingga terdapat hubungan jangka panjang yang stabil. pengujian-pengujian yang dilakukan tersebut diharapkan dapat menghasilkan estimasi yang baik. beberapa kesimpulan yang dapat diambil dari studi ini adalah: pertama, teori ekc hanya terbukti pada middle development countries, sedangkan high development countries dan low development countries menunjukkan gejala bahwa indikator kerusakan lingkungan terus meningkat dan belum mencapai titik balik, bahkan pada ldc tampak bahwa tingkat pertumbuhan ekonomi tidak signifikan mempengaruhi kerusakan lingkungan; kedua, konsumsi energi yang signifikan berpengaruh terhadap emisi karbondioksida pada hdc dan mdc adalah minyak bumi dan gas alam, sedangkan pada ldc hanya konsumsi batubara yang memiliki pengaruh signifikan terhadap emisi karbondioksida dengan koefisien beta 0,235. pada hdc, energi minyak bumi memiliki efek terhadap emisi paling besar begitu pula dengan mdc dengan nilai koefisien beta masing-masing 0,250 dan 0,286; ketiga, ldc memiliki proporsi ekspor tertinggi yang mencapai rata-rata 14,6% melampaui mdc dan hdc yang nilai proporsi rata-ratanya masing-masing 6,84% dan 10,18%. namun rata-rata nilai ekspor ldc relatif rendah bila dibandingkan dengan rata-rata nilai ekspor mdc dan hdc, yaitu sebesar us$5,582 juta (ldc), us$7,132 juta (mdc), dan us$18,294 juta (hdc). ldc memiliki proporsi impor energi tertinggi dengan rata-rata sebesar 16,08%. nilai ini tidak jauh berbeda dengan ratarata proporsi impor energi mdc sebesar 13,17% dan hdc sebesar 10,58%. rata-rata nilai impor energi cukup tinggi apabila dibandingkan dengan nilai ekspornya, masingmasing sebesar us$58,14 juta; us$16,74 juta, dan us$22,31 juta. pola ekspor dan impor energi ternyata tidak terlalu signifikan mempengaruhi emisi co2 per kapita pada ketiga klasifikasi negara. hanya pada high development countries ditemukan bahwa variabel impor energi signifikan mempengaruhi emisi karbondioksida per kapita dengan koefisien beta sebesar -0,08; keempat, pengembangan energi alternatif dan nuklir memiliki dampak yang signifikan pada masing-masing kategori negara. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa pengembangan energi alternatif sangat dibutuhkan untuk mendorong clean environment dan sustainable development. beberapa rekomendasi yang dapat diberikan dari studi ini adalah: 1) untuk perkembangan studi ekc yang lebih, indikator degrajurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 161-170 168 dasi lingkungan dapat lebih diperluas cakupannya dan fokus pada negara amatan tertentu (model time series), sehingga dapat diperoleh hasil yang spesifik dan mendalam; 2) setiap negara harus dapat mempertahankan dan menguatkan regulasi lingkungan yang diterapkan di lingkungan internal, seperti pemberlakuan pajak lingkungan yang lebih baik. salah satu contoh pemberlakuan pajak adalah menerapkan pajak lebih besar pada bahan bakar yang tidak ramah lingkungan dan memberlakukan pajak karbon dengan menetapkan besar pajak pada tiap ton emisi co2. regulasi lingkungan tersebut dikuatkan dengan didukung oleh perundangan dan penegakan hukum; 3) bagi negara maju dengan tingkat pembangunan tinggi, kebijakan untuk menahan laju polusi sangat diperlukan mengingat bahwa negara yang termasuk dalam klasifikasi ini merupakan negara penyumbang emisi yang cukup besar dalam tataran global; 4) bagi negara sedang berkembang dengan tingkat pembangunan yang masih rendah diharapkan agar proses pembangunan tidak hanya bertujuan pada sisi pertumbuhan ekonomi, namun melibatkan pula aspek lingkungan di dalamnya; 5) pentingnya investasi dalam studi, penggunaan dan penyediaan infrastruktur energi alternatif yang secara interdisipliner, baik dalam lingkup lokal maupun internasional; 6) pentingnya mekanisme kesepakatan seperti clean development mechanism (cdm) dan joint implementation. masing-masing negara dapat menguatkan kebijakan lingkungan yang paling 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(2008). error correction cointegration tests for panel data. the stata journal, 8(2): 232-241. vollebergh, herman r.j.,bertrand melenberg, dan elbert dijkgraaf, (2008). identifying environmental kuznets curves: the case of so2 and co2 emissions. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 161-170 170 lampiran t ab el 3 . h as il e st im as i s ta ta 1 2 t an d a *, * *, d an * ** m as in g m as in g m en u n ju k k an s ig n if ik an si p ad a α = 1 p er se n , 5 p er se n , d an 1 0 p er se n jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper the impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 suci nurmaya tangkudung abstract: one of the provinces in indonesia that has a high level of disaster vulnerability is nusa tenggara barat (ntb). the series of earthquakes in july-august 2018 had caused direct losses in the form of casualties and physical damage to infrastructures such as houses, roads, bridges and production facilities. disasters also caused indirect impacts that can be measured through changes in macroeconomic indicators such as economic growth, foreign tourist visits, the number of passengers on land and air transportation, the occupancy rates of a star hotel and non-star hotel rooms, export-import, unemployment, and inflation. through literature review and descriptive analysis of official statistical data produced by the indonesian statistics bureau (bps), it was found that the response and sensitivity of these indicators were different from the shock of the earthquake. in general, almost all of these indicators show negative changes after the earthquake, except inflation. this reflects that earthquake natural disasters have a negative impact on the economy in ntb. keywords: disaster vulnerability; earthquakes; economic conditions. jel classification: q54, o44 introduction the combination of geographical location and conditions makes indonesia very vulnerable to natural disasters, such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, floods, droughts, and landslides. natural disasters can make changes in the structure and economic development of a region. one of the biggest disasters in indonesia's history was the earthquake and tsunami in aceh and north sumatra at the end of 2004. as a result of the earthquake and tsunami, the post-disaster aceh economy contracted around 0.12 percent in 2005. aceh also experienced a significant shift in structure sectoral economy which has resulted in changes in employment in several sectors (ardi, 2009). natural disasters not only damage homes and businesses but also affect the livelihoods and economic conditions of the community (cannon, 1994). approximately 32 thousand workers in bantul regency are estimated to lose their jobs, especially in the manufacturing, service and trade industries after the earthquake that occurred in yogyakarta in 2005. these conditions affiliation: badan pusat statistik provinsi kepulauan riau. *correspondence: suci_nt@bps.go.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.1.5014 citation: tangkudung, s.n. (2019). the impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 64-70 article history received: november 2018 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp tangkudung impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 64 have implications for the economic life of the community, indicated by an increase in the number of poor families, namely 3.3 percent, from 262,257 families before the disaster became 266,277 families after the disaster (hidayati, 2012). disasters can disrupt and even destroy various functions and institutions in one instance and can have a socio-economic impact on the wider community. in its development, disasters are not only caused by nature as a trigger, but can also be caused by human behavior (violence, technology, and deterioration as a trigger) (pelling, özerdem, & barakat, 2002). it can be concluded from an economic perspective that a disaster is an event or series of events from nature and non-nature that creates a concern for the economic system that creates a systemic impact on the structure and economic development of a region (bull, 1994). furthermore, the long-term impact that might arise is the occurrence of socioeconomic problems in the region. disaster events have an impact on an individual scale or on a national scale (macroeconomics). the impact of the individual scale is relatively difficult to calculate because the values and perceptions between individuals are relatively different due to disasters. one way to look at the impact of a disaster is to look at some macroeconomic indicators that are likely to be affected by the disaster (medioda, rodriguez, garcia, paris, 2013). the economic structure of the affected areas reflected through the gross regional domestic product (grdp) is likely to experience a shift in the pattern of growth in several sectors (albala-bertrand, 1993). investment is also likely to decline due to the cancellation of projects in the affected area (mechler, 2003). the balance of payments will also experience a deficit due to a decline in the value of exports and a decline in tourism activities (sharpley, 2005). inflation can also occur due to increased demand for certain commodities during the post-disaster recovery process (popp, 2006). changes in the structure of employment at the time of disaster and post-disaster are also possible due to the cessation of the production process of several sectors and the transfer of labor in the post-disaster recovery process. one of the provinces in indonesia that has a high level of vulnerability to disasters is west nusa tenggara (ntb). based on data from the national disaster management agency (bnpb) it can be concluded that of the 14 types of potential disasters that exist in indonesia, 11 of them are in the ntb region. the main cause is the geographical condition and geological vulnerability of ntb in the form of mountains and coastlines. 339 disasters occurred in ntb over the past ten years (bnpb, 2018). when viewed from the value of the 2016 disaster risk index (irb), the incidence of disasters in ntb has considerable potential losses. this is reflected in the composition of the disaster risk index (irb) which shows the potential loss of more than 4,000 physical victims and potential economic losses of more than 7 trillion rupiah. the disasters that have occurred in ntb are very diverse, such as floods, landslides, tidal waves, tornadoes, droughts, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes. according to data compiled by bnpb, the occurrence of earthquakes in ntb occurred 10 times in the period 2008-2018. tangkudung impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 65 table 1 data on damage and/or loss due to the earthquake in ntb 2018 component damage and/or loss society 564 people died, 1,584 were injured, and 445,343 were displaced. housing 180,163 damaged houses consisting of approximately 33,000 heavily damaged, medium damaged around 20,000 and around 127,000 slightly damaged. infrastructure 97 irrigation network units were damaged, 61 road sections were damaged, 32 drinking water supply systems were damaged, 17 bridges were damaged. education 1,194 schools damaged, consisting of 254 pauds, 639 elementary schools, 155 junior high schools, 72 high schools, 56 vocational schools, and 8 special schools. health facilities 321 health facilities damaged, consisting of 86 puskesmas, 115 poskesdes/ polindes, 9 hospitals, 111 other health facilities. worship place 630 mosques, 461 small mosques, 1 church, 1 monastery, and 50 temples. economic facility 46 market, 566 kiosks/shops, 138 hotels damaged the event that was enough to capture national and international attention was the occurrence of the earthquake on 29 july 2018 (6.4 sr), 5 august 2018 (7 sr), and 19 august 2018 (6.9 sr). this disaster caused more than 380 deaths, more than 13,000 people were injured, and nearly 400,000 people were registered as refugees. from an economic standpoint, the losses from this disaster are estimated at rp. 7.45 trillion (wismabrata, 2018). the high estimated value of the loss is due to a large amount of damage that occurs in residential areas, public infrastructure, production facilities, offices, and other public facilities. estimates of the value of these losses have not included potential post-disaster losses such as declining population productivity in the economy, reduced tourist visits, and decreased investor confidence in investing in indonesia, especially in the ntb region. the post-disaster economic impact in the affected areas has recently received much attention from researchers. this is because the intensity and opportunities for natural disasters are getting higher (noy & vu, 2010). as explained earlier, the measurement of economic losses caused by natural disasters is still difficult to calculate. on the other hand, the government needs to think of a post-disaster recovery policy strategy in accordance with its estimated impact (dunn, 2015). research method this study used a qualitative descriptive approach, an approach used to describe systematically, factually, and accurately about the facts between the investigated phenomena (arikunto, 2002). this study used literature studies and was based on official statistical data from the central statistics agency (bps) to see the economic impact of the post-earthquake disaster in ntb through a descriptive analysis of the comparison of several macroeconomic indicators before the disaster and post-disaster earthquake in 2018 in ntb. tangkudung impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 66 result and discussion natural disasters can have a negative economic impact in the short term because they can reduce the production of goods and services. this decrease can be reflected in changes in the value of post-disaster gross regional domestic product (grdp). the magnitude of the impact of natural disasters on decreasing gdp is very dependent on the type of disaster experienced and the structure of the economic strength of a region. based on data from the contribution of quarter 3 grdp in 2018, more than a quarter (25.31 percent) of the economic strength of ntb is supported by agriculture, forestry, and fisheries. furthermore, the wholesale and retail trade sector, car and motorcycle repairs contributed significantly, which was 14.93 percent. the existence of pt. amman mineral nusa tenggara (pt. amnt) engaged in copper and gold mining contributed significantly to the mining and quarrying sector which contributed 11.68 percent to the creation of added value in ntb. the earthquake made the ntb economy in quarter 3 2018 contracted by 2.14 percent compared to the previous quarter (q to q). almost all grdp sectors contracted in q3 2018. only four sectors were able to maintain positive growth, manufacturing industry 64.38 percent; information and communication 2.54 percent; health services and social activities 1.96 percent; and other services by 9.99 percent. the biggest contraction occurred in the construction sector, which amounted to -16.53 percent. this happened due to a delay or even the cancellation of plans for several infrastructure development projects in the event of an earthquake. the mining and quarrying sector also experienced a significant contraction of 12.56 percent. however, if we look more closely at the contractions that occur in the mining and quarrying sector, they are not fully caused by earthquakes. a negative growth trend in this sector has begun to be seen since 2017 which contracted by -19.86 percent (y on y). it is increasingly clear if we see economic growth (q to q) without the metal ore mining sub-sector contracting by 0.36 percent. another sector that was negatively affected by the earthquake was the provision of accommodation and food and drink sectors which contracted by -10.29 percent compared to the previous quarter. this happened because of the decline in tourism activities after the earthquake. as one of the national and international tourist destinations, ntb tourism performance had decreased after the earthquake. this can be seen through the number of foreign tourists coming to ntb through the entrance of lombok international airport (bil) in august 2018 which decreased by 69.18 percent compared to july 2018. this condition continued until the following month. foreign tourist visits in september still experienced negative growth, although not as big as the july-august decline, which was down by 10.26 percent. tourism activities can also be seen through the total of passengers who arrive and depart by air or sea lanes. before the earthquake, the number of passengers arriving and departing each month showed a positive trend. however, after the earthquake, there was a significant decrease in the number of passengers who came to ntb by sea. in july 2018 there was a decrease in the number of passengers arriving by sea by 27.70 percent compared to june 2018. the peak was in august 2018 which experienced a decline in the number of passengers arriving by sea by 40.26 percent. the same thing happened to the number of passengers who came through domestic flight routes in august which fell by 23.41 percent from july 2018. tangkudung impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 67 another tourism indicator that shows a decline in tourism performance in ntb after the earthquake is the star-rated hotel and non-star hotel room occupancy rates (tpk). room occupancy rates (tpk) of star-rated hotels in ntb before the earthquake struck ranged between 40-53 percent. however, after the earthquake, room occupancy rates (tpk) for star-rated hotels in august was only 28.18 percent. this figure means that only 28.18 percent of rooms are available in star-rated hotels in august 2018 used by visiting guests. this figure fell 30.61 points from the same period of the previous year which reached 54.99 percent. in line with that, non-star hotels' tpk only reached 16.48 percent. when compared to the same period of the previous year (y on y), non-star room occupancy rates (tpk) for hotels fell 10.93 points from 27.41 percent in august 2017. apart from tourism, the earthquake disaster also affected the export-import activities in ntb. as a copper-producing region, the dominance of non-oil/mineral mining goods is very large against the value of exports every month in ntb. at least more than 80 percent of ntb export value is obtained from non-oil mining/quarrying goods, namely copper concentrate. the ntb export value during july 2018-october 2018 was quite fluctuating, in july it fell by 45.67 percent, in august it fell by 21.06 percent, in september it rose 29.67 percent, and in october it fell by 95.73 percent. fluctuations in the value of exports occurred not in full due to the occurrence of the earthquake but were influenced by the performance of mining companies in ntb. the impact of the earthquake was seen in the increase in the value of imports in the post-disaster. in august 2018 there was an increase in import value by 37.36 percent compared to july 2018, september experienced a decrease of 69.33 percent and october increased by 159.6 percent. the trend of an increase in import values in the post-disaster time is unavoidable because most of the goods needed to continue the production process in the industrial sector and also after the disaster needs of reconstruction cannot be met by domestic goods. as a result of the tendency of falling export values and rising import values, the positive trade balance of ntb began to decline. the ntb export trade net in the third quarter of 2018 was recorded to still experience a surplus of us $30.85 million. this value had fallen considerably compared to the condition of the previous 3 years, which reached us $393.69 million. natural disasters can also result in a shift in the labor structure of a region (ohtake, okuyama, sasaki, yasui, 2012). this happened due to the damage of production capacity and infrastructure which could make residents lose their livelihoods. in addition, the postdisaster reconstruction and rehabilitation process made the population faced with two choices, continue working as usual or focus on participating in the post-disaster reconstruction and rehabilitation process, especially for themselves and their families, and their place of residence (gordon, 2004). the area that was most affected by the ntb earthquake was north lombok regency. therefore, the august 2018 employment statistics released by bps did not cover north lombok regency because the august 2018 national labor force survey (sakernas) could not be carried out in north lombok regency. thus, the ntb employment data in the condition of august 2018 that will be discussed does not cover north lombok regency. to maintain comparability between times, the data that will be used is the regency/city level data, especially the regencies/cities that were most severely affected by the ntb earthquake, city of mataram. tangkudung impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 68 table 2 summary of macroeconomic indicators of the impact of earthquakes in ntb indicator period change qr. ii 2018 qr. iii 2018 july 2018 august 2018 august 2017 august 2018 grdp (trillion rupiah) 23,04 22,55 -2,14 percent foreign tourist (visits) 13.980 4.308 -69,18 percent number of sea passengers (pax) 14.685 8.969 -40,26 percent number of air passengers (pax) 217.210 164.185 -23,41 percent ror of star-rated hotel (percent) 54,99 28,18 -30,61 point ror of non-star-rated hotel (percent) 27,41 16,48 -10,93 point export (million us$) 171,54 119,55 -30,31 percent import (million us$) 75,84 88,7 +17,42 percent nett export (million us$) 95,7 30,85 -67,76 percent our* mataram city (percent) 5,35 6,72 +1,37 point cpi / inflation 132,69 132,56 0,10 percent source: (bps, 2018c, 2018d, 2018e, 2018a, 2018b, 2018f) the open unemployment rate (tpt) in the city of mataram in august 2018 rose 1.37 points to 6.72 percent from 5.35 percent in august 2017. if seen from the business structure of the working population, there was a decrease in the percentage of the population working in the agricultural sector of the total working population in august 2018 compared to august 2017, which was 35.81 percent to 33.48 percent. this is normal because one of the impacts of the ntb earthquake was the destruction of the main infrastructure and agricultural support such as irrigation networks, roads, and bridges. in line with the contraction in the construction sector grdp, the percentage of the population working in the construction sector against the total working population also declined to 6.91 percent from 7.41 percent in august 2017. the shift in the structure of employment also caused the potential for reducing the income of the population. with the income of the population which tended to decrease due to the loss of employment, the purchasing power of goods and services became relatively weak. however, this condition was not exacerbated by fluctuations in the inflation value which usually also rose due to the scarcity of goods and services in the post-disaster market. the combined inflation of two cities in ntb during the two months’ post-disaster (august and september) showed a controlled figure, even deflation occurred in the second month, which was 0.10 percent in august 2018 and deflation of 0.28 percent in september 2018. however, if seen based on expenditure groups, it was evident that deflation in august was more due to the decline in the transportation, communication, and financial services index. this is due to the low demand for air transportation that makes the index. air transport consumer prices fell by 0.24 percent. tangkudung impact of natural disasters on economy in nusa tenggara barat in 2018 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 69 conclusion based on macroeconomic data discussed in the previous section the earthquake that occurred in ntb in july-august 2018 caused a negative impact on the economy. the response and sensitivity of several macroeconomic indicators vary. some indicators respond directly to the disaster which can be seen through a decrease in these indicators when compared to the period before the disaster. indicators that reflect tourism activities respond quickly to these events, including decreasing foreign tourist visits, decreasing the number of passengers on the sea and air transportation, and decreasing ror of star-rated hotel and non-star hotels. other indicators such as export and import, economic growth, open unemployment rate, and inflation tend to respond more slowly and new changes will be seen in the medium to long term. recommendations based on the results of the study, several policy recommendations can be given related to efforts to minimize the impact of earthquake natural disasters on the economy of a region, especially ntb local governments need to find out the damaged economic units and provide financial stimulus through easy access to capital loans to financial institutions in order to maintain the momentum of business productivity to provide added value to the regional economy. local governments need to collaborate with the private sector that has large-scale business capacities to assist small-scale economic units affected by the earthquake through the corporate social responsibility (csr) program. local governments and the central government need to design disaster insurance schemes for community houses and especially business 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(2019). awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals among university students. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(2), 163-175. article history received: 25 august 2019 accepted: 25 october 2019 mailto:susilonuraji@umy.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/6951 jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 164 (oxford learner's dictionaries). the level of society’s awareness and knowledge of sdgs reflects whether they are aware or not, and how far they know general and particular information about sdgs; thus, they assign importance for themselves as well as government towards sdgs practices. the project of sustainable development goals started since millenium development goals (mdgs) ended in 2015 with some notable results: reduction in poverty, increase in primary education enrolment and gender parity, fall in child and global maternal mortality, and better access to sanitation. however, since some achievements have not met the initial target hence they are not ended yet and continued to the successor agenda – sustainable development goals (sdgs) – with more substantial aspects compared to the previous one. the sdgs comprise 17 goals and 169 targets include ecological, social, and economic aspects. while mdgs were aimed mainly for developing countries for the sake of their advancement, sdgs would be infused to all states on this planet, either developing and developed countries. united nation’s blueprint that craves better world by 2030 has set the 17 goals to pursue, (1) no poverty; (2) zero hunger; (3) good health and well-being; (4) quality education; (5) gender equality; (6) clean water and sanitation; (7) affordable and clean energy; (8) decent work and economic growth; (9) industry, innovation and infrastructure; (10) reduced inequalities; (11) sustainable cities and communities; (12) responsible consumption and production; (13) climate action; (14) life below water; (15) life on land; (16) peace, justice and strong institutions; (17) partnership for the goals. although being compiled by that intricate goals and targets, the lane of sustainable development goals allows a common feature; the greater technological flexibility and less cost of actions that will be possible if policies implementation starts sooner. forming sustainable people and planet is attached to the educational system. higher education therefore plays a significant role in facing the current agenda by giving education to the agent of change in university then giving birth to the well-educated graduates. omisore, babarinde, bakare, and asekun-olarinmoye (2017) found in osun state university, southwestern nigeria, only 43% of 450 students and staffs were aware of sdgs and 4.2% with good knowledge. regarding this, the students’ awareness and knowledge of 2030 agenda are said as crucial issues for higher education. this study indicated a similar finding with the previous survey by lampert & papadongonas (2016) that found only around 1% citizens who know the sdgs ‘very well’, while 25% say they know the name only. as this lack might suggest, to the contrary to firms or profit-oriented companies, sustainability reporting by universities is still in its infancy (adams & petrella, 2010; lopatta & jaeschke, 2014). this is also what has been a concern for research on sustainability reports disclosed by universities (ceulemans, molderez, & van liedekerke, 2015). however, a research conducted in university libraries in edo state found that most of the respondents had a high awareness due to the contribution of social media as an effective campaign tool (ejechi, 2018). similarly, people who are well-informed through personal study of the sdgs or other means or academic staff are those who have a good knowledge of sdgs. a survey for 171 respondents shows a total of 141 (82.46%) were aware of sdgs and 140 (81.87%) got the full meaning of sdgs correctly (shehu, shehu, & ode, 2018). the jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 165 framework and roadmap carried in the sdgs can be integrated into a comprehensive area of initiatives, including pedagogy and learning, academic research, campus management, practices, and impact as an organization (décamps, barbat, carteron, hands, & parkes, 2017). awareness is “an understanding of the activities of others, which provides a context for your own activity” (dourish & bellotti, 1992), the definition of awareness here is positioned upon the level of understanding. furthermore, gafoor (2012) defined awareness as “the state or ability to perceive, to feel, or to be conscious of events, objects, or sensory patterns” and it is indicated as the level of consciousness. de quincey (2006) moreover seemed to fuse awareness with experience when talking about the light of consciousness being on. being aware means to know, to realize or interested in knowing about something, or, to know that something is important. awareness measurement has the object of what respondents know as well as what they do not know. it can either be tests of maximum performance or the tests of typical performance. in addition, it was pointed out that the foremost target of awareness should be to urge collaboration and particularly aspects of coordination, communication, and assistance (gutwin and greenberg, 2000). abhary, andriansen, begovac, djukic, qin, spuzic, and xing (2009) identified the knowledge processing as a key factor affecting social and economic sustainability, hence to understand the drawbacks of effective communication, sharing and use of knowledge are vital for the future of society. majority theories defining the knowledge and explaining its nature have been integrated into two perspectives: rationalism and empiricism. both theories accept that “knowledge is a justified true belief.” additionally, the main metaphors used for knowledge in the managerial literature are mentioned as follows: knowledge as objects, knowledge nuggets, knowledge as an iceberg, and knowledge as stocks and flows (bolisani & bratianu, 2018). awareness and knowledge have been inflated to have the same essence in certain context. despite some literatures have been vague to distinguish awareness and knowledge, we simplify the notion that awareness is more about personalization, perceiving, and self-focus, therefore depends on and directs to personal concerns to respond to something; while knowledge is attached to impersonal and factual nature, not only be true or correct but also justified (hunt, 2003; gafoor, 2012; shaari, ali, & ismail, 2015; trevethan, 2017). the assessment of awareness of sdgs examines whether people have heard or not, how important to themselves, and what their stance and necessity for sdgs. while, knowledge is assessed to investigate their level of understanding regarding information related to sdgs. in 2007 and 2016, 13 countries were surveyed for assessing public awareness of mdgs and sdgs respectively. it is found that that the awareness of sdgs is higher and the support is stronger compared to the previous agenda mdgs only in particular emerging countries such as india, indonesia, and kenya. the result of the 2016 survey was nearly three out of ten people (28%) who said they have some or much awareness of the new goals, whereas in 2007, on average, two out of ten people (20%) claimed familiarity with jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 166 the mdgs (globescan, 2016). in accordance, aiesec's youth speak report (2016) stated that young people have a higher level of awareness than average towards sdgs. the assessment of both awareness and knowledge has been important to evaluate how far the global agenda has reached society and to know the progress after more than three years of its establishment. as the tagline “leave no one behind” created on sdgs, everyone is sure the participant in this project and that must be started by the good level of awareness and knowledge before going through some important actions and achieving the goals eventually. due to the vigor commitment and earlier actions made by the indonesian government, indonesia is one of the world’s best examples of civil society, private sector, philanthropy and academic institutions actively embracing the sdgs. the presidential decree no 59/2017 as a regulation for sustainable development goals to be implemented in indonesia and it establishes the national governance structure as well as a distinct role to non-government actors (bahuet & sopacua, 2018). higher education systems like universities composed of lecturers, students, and staff set the supportive ground to promote the sustainable planet and people through an academic environment. the sdgs should be the substantial materials in universities setting particularly for students who act as the agent of changes. therefore, this paper aims to assess the level of awareness and knowledge on sustainable development goals (sdgs) among university students in universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, indonesia. the rest of this paper is organized as follows. the second section describes the research methods used in this study. the third section presents the results followed by the discussion thereof. the final section is the conclusion. research method the data was collected by an online questionnaire, consisting of three major parts in addition to the basic information of the surveyed university students. the first part involves the student’s knowledge of sdgs by using the multiple choices question of general information about sdgs. the second part was about the student’s awareness of sdgs by using the likert five-level measurement. the last part was made to check the accessibility of sdgs information in university students. the questionnaire was sent by mail to 450 students in the faculty of economics, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta. the number of respondents was 203 (45.11%), and three were discarded for incomplete information. in this research, we firstly employ descriptive statistics to describe the characteristics of respondents. then we conduct chi-square analysis to investigate the effect among gender, participation in organization, and accessibility on the level of knowledge and awareness for the university students. in general, the chi-square test determines the probability that two categorical variables are related. this research uses p<0.05 to reject the null hypothesis that the variables are independent. jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 167 result and discussion two hundred one students were responded to this research. the table of descriptive statistics is shown in table 1. there were 100 (50%) male and 100 (50%) female students. in this research, there were 118 (59%) students who joined the organization in university and 82 (41%) students did not join any organization in university. a total of 125 (62.5%) had high knowledge of sdgs, while 75 (37.5%) students had poor knowledge of sdgs. the university students were aware of sdgs for 89.5% (179 students), while 10.5% (21 students) were not aware of sdgs. there were 96 (48%) students had high accessibility and 104 (52%) students had low accessibility to the sdgs information. the result of knowledge assessment about sdgs as shown in table 2 was generally high, with 82.5% students answered correctly for the meaning of sdgs, 80.5% knew exactly how to achieved sdgs target, 72,5% students knew the amount of sdgs goals, 72% had correct answer on the name of previous development goals, 66% students had correct answer about the year for sdgs to be ended and 63% students knew who might be obliged to implement sdgs. while, there were three questions that had the wrong answer by 49% for the name of the organization that launched sdgs, 46.5% for both sdgs 5p agenda and total targets in sdgs, and 42,5% for the question of the year when sdgs was launched. if the student was able to answer more than five questions correctly, it would be taken into account for the student to have high knowledge. table 1 descriptive statistics variable frequency percentage (%) gender male 100 50% female 100 50% participant in organization organization 118 59% non-organization 82 41% knowledge about sdgs high knowledge 125 62.5% poor knowledge 75 37.5% awareness on sdgs aware 179 89.5% not aware 21 10.5% accessibility for sdgs information high access 96 48% low access 104 52% table 2 knowledge about sdgs knowledge about sdgs correct (%) wrong (%) meaning of sdgs 82.5 17.5 the year it was launched 57.5 42.5 name of previous development goals 72 28 how many goals of sdgs how many targets in sdgs 72.5 53.5 27.5 46.5 5 p of sdgs agenda 53.5 46.5 name of organization that launched sdgs 51 49 who have obligation to implement sdgs 63 37 the year it ended 66 34 how to achieved sdgs target 80.5 19.5 jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 168 table 3 accessibility of sdgs information accessibility of sdgs information yes (%) no (%) know the sdgs website 38 62 read news about sdgs 48.5 51.8 watch sdgs video 40.5 59.5 see the sdgs campaign in youtube& social media 54.5 45.5 have you ever heard the tagline of sdgs “leave no one behind” 50 50 among all “knowledge” questions, the first question about what stands for the name “sdgs” got the most correct answer. more than seventy percent of students also knew that there was a previous agenda called millenium development goals. however, many of them still did not know that sdgs was launched in 2015 and would end in 2030. most students correctly answered that sdgs consist of 17 goals, but so many were mistaken in answering the number of targets, which is 169 targets. agenda 2030 was made upon principles so-called “5p” consisting of people, planet, prosperity, peace, and partnership. the question regarding 5p was answered incorrectly by almost half of the students. we asked them to choose which one among the options not included in the five ps and only 107 students were unmistaken to answer poverty. there were 98 students who did not know that the un (united nations) was the organization that launched the sdgs agenda, while this information must have been important and familiar. the majority chose that sdgs must be implemented by all society without exception and the way must be integrated mutually in order to reach the goals and targets. following the finding on the knowledge that the number of students with high knowledge was 25% higher than the ones with poor knowledge, the total students who were aware of sdgs exceeded those who were not aware, which is about 79 percent difference. the first question about awareness asked the students if they ever heard about sustainable development goals and 21.9% answer referred to those who never heard it. but as university students, about 65.6% agreed to have a commitment at least to one goal and 61.2% were interested in sdgs, as was asked in the following questions. the majority of students were aware that indonesia also took part in the implementation of sdgs; thus, it would be a responsibility to all of us and the indonesian government should provide sufficient supports and political will to develop the country in achieving the agenda 2030’s targets. table 3 shows the accessibility of sdgs information among university students. previously, table 1 had informed the results of assessment consisted of low access for 52% (104 students) and 48% (96 students) had high access to sdgs. this result is explained further in table 3 and we found that 54.5% of the student mostly accessed sdgs information through the sdgs campaign on youtube and other social media such as instagram, twitter, facebook. whereas, around 62% of students did not know the website of sdgs which provides full of information and recent data about sustainable development goals. a series of chi-squares analysis was conducted to explore the effects of gender, organization, and accessibility on student’s knowledge about sdgs. as shown in table 4, jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 169 table 4 the chi-square analysis on knowledge variable description category knowledge poor knowledge high knowledge frequency percentage (%) frequency percentage (%) gender gender of student male 43 21.5 57 28.5 x2 = 2.581 female 32 16 68 34 p value = 0.108 organization student participation in organization join organization 41 20.5 77 38.5 x2 = 0.932 not join organization 34 17 48 24 p value = 0.334 accessibility accessibility of sdgs information high access 16 8 80 40 x2 = 34.188 low access 59 29.5 45 22.5 p value = 0.001 source: spss data processing the p-values of gender and organization were bigger than 0.05; it means that the knowledge of sdgs in students was not affected by their gender and their participation in an organization. while, the accessibility on sdgs information had an effect on knowledge of sdgs, with a p-value lower than 0.05 and x2 = 34.188. the results from table 4 demonstrated that the student who had high accessibility on sdgs information tended to gain a higher knowledge of sdgs. the result in table 5 shows the chi-square analysis to examine the effect of gender, organization, and accessibility on student’s awareness in sustainable development goals. there were two variables that have p-value lower than 0.05, such as gender and accessibility, while the p-value of participation in an organization was 0.514, higher than 0.05. therefore, gender and accessibility had effects on the student’s awareness of sdgs. female students tended to be more aware, around 47.5% than the male students, 42%. the students with high accessibility on sdgs information were around 47% aware on sdgs. over three years of the implementation of sdgs in indonesia, this research found that the knowledge of sdgs in university students was good, with 62.5% of students had high knowledge. this is important because university student as an agent of change should have high knowledge of sdgs as their basic knowledge to develop the community and nation. while, based on the questions on knowledge about sdgs, we found that few students still lacked knowledge on basic information of sdgs such as the year it was launched, few agendas of sdgs and the organization which launched sdgs. however, the student knowledge result in this study is higher than the study from shehu et al. (2018) among clinical medical students and omisore et al. (2017) among university community in nigeria possibly because of the socio-demographic condition between the study area. jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 170 table 5 the chi-square analysis on awareness variable description category awareness not aware aware frequency percentage (%) frequency percentage (%) gender gender of student male 16 8 84 42 x2 = 6.438 female 5 2.5 95 47.5 p value = 0.011 organization student participation in organization join organization 11 5.5 107 53.5 x2 = 0.425 not join organization 10 5 72 36 p value = 0.514 accessibility accessibility of sdgs information high access 2 1 94 47 x2 = 13.917 low access 19 9.5 85 42 p value = 0.001 source: spss data processing further, the result of chi-square analysis showed that gender and participation in an organization had no relationship with the knowledge on sdgs among the students. it was in line with goal number five in sdgs such as “gender equality”, achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls. female or women will increase their own family wellbeing when their education increases (kabeer, 2010). therefore, nowadays there are no problems regarding the process of gaining knowledge in university; all of the male and female students have the equal right to access the knowledge. the student participation in an organization also does not have a relationship with the knowledge on the sdgs. students that have no participation in an organization might have high knowledge of sdgs. it happens because not all the organization in university specifically discusses and follows sdgs. while, the information of sdgs is available on many platforms, such as books, journals, websites, and many other social media. so, students without an organization can gain more than those who participated in an organization if they have a high spirit to do self-learning and develop their capability. the accessibility of sdgs information had an effect on the student’s knowledge, based on the chi-square analysis with x2 = 34.188 and p-value < 0.05. students who had high accessibility of information tended to gain higher knowledge of sdgs. in this disruptive era, we can access much information free, anywhere and anytime we need it. most of the students in this study who are categorized as a millennial group are able to access the sdgs information through social media such as instagram, twitter, and youtube for the visualize information. nevertheless, most of the students are still lack access to the sdgs official website; it is not because they do not have any internet connection, but they prefer to gain information from the media which is used by them more often. only, when they need the full information of sdgs, they will access the website. promoting the accessibility of information is also one of the most significant commitment in sdgs, which is the concern of the goal number sixteen “promote peaceful and inclusive communities for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 171 accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels” (united nations development group, 2015). this research found that university students had awareness on sustainable development goals with 89.5%. this high level of awareness was a good condition for students to contribute to achieving sdgs. it is related to the survey from globescan (2016) that showed the awareness of indonesia on sdgs were higher than awareness on mdgs around 39% and 10%, respectively. the effect of gender, participation in an organization, and accessibility of sdgs information on awareness were analyzed by chi-square. the result showed that participation in an organization did not have any relationship with the awareness of sdgs among the students. similar to the result of knowledge of sdgs, students who do not participate in any organization might be aware since they can still receive information through media, especially the online ones. they might know the information from either formal classes or lectures, as well. this finding also implied that the study related to sdgs was not really emphasized through the activities of student organizations inside the campus. meanwhile, based on this research, gender had affected the awareness of students on sdgs slightly. it showed that female students had higher awareness such as 5.5% than male students. the previous studies by shehu et al. (2018) and omisore et al. (2017), differently, found with their female respondents being less aware of sdgs compared to the males. the different socio-demographic grounds and cultural expectations of gender roles might cause this inversed findings. our finding that women whose higher awareness because it has been portrayed and substantiated stereotypically that women are more nurturing and empathetic, whereas men are less emotional and more cognitive (christovmoore, simpson, coudé, grigaityte, iacoboni, & ferrari, 2014). awareness on sdgs includes both self and social awareness for which empathy is conflated inherently to understand and respond to the need of others. studies in economics and medical also considered empathy’s effect on decision making (beadle, paradiso, kovach, polgreen, denburg, & tranel, 2012; loewenstein, 2005). the probability of independence between the accessibility to sdgs information with the level of awareness, as what we expected, was clearly rejected with the chi-square test result. the accessibility of sdgs information affected the student’s awareness of sdgs significantly with x2 = 13.917 and p-value < 0.05. students with a high level of accessibility tend to be more aware of sdgs. in other words, having time to find out about sdgs through social media, news, report, or course materials was associated significantly with the students to have more awareness. the higher access they get, the better awareness they have. furthermore, a condition of being aware of sdgs will consequently help the students to have better knowledge afterward. this research has found that the accessibility of sdgs information significantly affected the level of both knowledge and awareness among university students. the main idea for this finding can be stated that accessible information of sdgs is a crucial driving force behind the implementation of what is designed in sustainable development goals and targets. students who already received any form of enlighentment on sdgs would own a jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 172 bigger chance as well as responsibility to support their societies or at least to start improving from themselves. in this research, we found that more than half of the respondents have access to sdgs information because they see the campaign on youtube or any social media platforms. these online instruments, in any case, are more affordable, reachable, and also preferable for the young generation to seek worldwide issues. it is, therefore indisputable to say that campaign and promotion through online media have been playing a big role in bringing students’ knowledge and awareness forward. students’ participation in an organization, however, has been found to be insignificant to both knowledge and awareness level. the results tell that not participating in an organization did not yield to the condition of being a lack of global issues. nevertheless, it could not be translated right away that joining the organization on the campus is less useful to build up awareness and knowledge, inasmuch as the point here is the student’s individual effort and willingness to be open-minded to what is going on now in the world. moreover, it invites a suggestion for campus organizations to start adopting and adjusting their own goals to the framework of sustainable development goals or any other global issues. it is compulsory to relate these goals with organizational patterns and challenges since it is what has been expected from the inevitable adjustment of the disruptive era. further, those who belong to university students’ associations are said to be in an advantageous position since they are the representatives of university students as a whole. they are taking the special role of the agent of changes within organizational structures in which attitudes and actions are the outcomes of good awareness and knowledge. in addition, both awareness and knowledge are supposed to be attainable by students from any organizational backgrounds as well as those who do not belong to any, since what is expected from the 6th target of the goal number four that it should “ensure that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults, both men and women, achieve literacy and numeracy.” unlike student’s participation in organization and accessibility to information that give unchanging effect towards both knowledge and awareness of sdgs, gender has a different relationship with knowledge and awareness. based on chi-square analysis, gender does affect awareness significantly yet does not have any influences on the level of knowledge. female students are more aware than male students, however, both are able to attain the indifferent knowledge regardless of their gender. this is explicable in terms of defining the level of awareness and knowledge differently. we have mentioned awareness with its position as the level of understanding and consciousness (dourish & bellotti, 1992; gafoor, 2012). while, knowledge is on the upper level or stronger position; not only being aware but also having more cognition, deliberately, and well-informed. many studies in ethology, social psychology, economics, and neuroscience have been investigating the relationship between gender, brain, and behavior. christov-moore et al. (2014) asserted that females exhibit higher rates than males in various rudimentary forms of empathy, including social referencing, general social interest, and sensitivity. on the other hand, males appear to show more utilitarian behavior as well as greater recruitment of areas involved in cognitive control and cognition. in brief, women tend to have more emotional empathy, while men’s are cognitive empathy. cognitive empathy activates areas involved in language and processing of semantic content, meaning stronger than jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 173 emotional empathy does (nummenmaa, hirvonen, parkkola, & hietanen 2008; benelli et al., 2012; and thomas, 2013). conclusion sustainable development goals (sdgs), also known as agenda 2030, strive to form sustainable people and planet, and the implementation needs to be started first from the educational system that has a crucial role in educating students as the agent of changes among society. the assessments of awareness and knowledge about sustainable development goals among university students are analyzed by using questionnaires regarding the information about sdgs to collect the answers from students and measure how many questions are solved correctly. this research examines the number of students at universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta who are aware and not aware about sdgs and who have high and poor knowledge of sdgs and then make group of them based on gender, participation in organization, and accessibility of sdgs information to analyze whether or not those have relationship with students’ awareness and knowledge on sdgs. the finding shows that students’ awareness and knowledge at the faculty of economics and business, universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta, are good because more than half of the total students engaged in this research are aware and have high knowledge about sdgs matters. from 200 students, 89.5% of students have an awareness and 62.5% of students have high knowledge about the sustainable development goals agenda. these results lead to the inference that students in universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta are the good agent of changes for implementing awareness and knowledge of sdgs in a broader community and also encouraging society to take part in succeeding 2030 agenda. this research also figures out several variables that affect students’ awareness and knowledge of sdgs. firstly, gender affects students’ awareness since it is found that females are more aware of sdgs rather than males, however, it has no effects on their knowledge concerning sustainable development goals. secondly, accessibility to sdgs’ information significantly affects both awareness and knowledge. students whose high access tend to be more aware and have high knowledge of sdgs. lastly, participation in students organization, on the other hand, does not have a relationship with awareness nor knowledge on sdgs since some students could be enlightened by the sdgs contents as long as they are willing to do self-learning and develop new insight from worldwide issues. these results are important to reassert students’ positions, status, and roles in contributing themselves to sdgs enforcement. after all, there are several limitations. in this current research, the assessment is made based upon students’ awareness and knowledge only for sustainable development goals in terms of general information about that agenda. it does not include the more specific and itemized assessment for each goal andtarget in sdgs or which targets have more urgency and influential to the realm of university students. considering detailed aspects to be assessed and to put in the research would be superior in resulting loaded findings. this could be a takeaway for future studies. due to the limitation of methodology, this jati, darsono, hermawan, yudhi, & rahman awareness and knowledge assessment of sustainable development goals… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 2, oktober 2019 | 174 research is only able to determine the probability that the two variables are related by using the chi-square test, but unable to tell their interaction in more detail. another matter is the limited sample size of this research. it is suggested to widen the sample size for further studies. references abhary, k., andriansen, h. k., begovac, f., djukic, d., qin, b., spuzic, s., & xing, k. 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(2020). the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 21(1), 137145. article history received: 20 january 2020 reviewed: 26 april 2020 revised: 27 april 2020 accepted: 28 april 2020 mailto:mochammad.fahlevi@binus.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/8047 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp istan & fahlevi the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 138 are not allowed to conduct business activities-based profit sharing "(article 6), the way for sharia banking operations is broader. at present the culmination point has been reached with the passage of law no.21 of 2008 about sharia bank regulating the system of sharia banks. to assess the development of sharia banks from year to year, several standards are usually used, including: [1] amount of assets, [2] third-party funds, and [3] bank financing. at present, there are 11 sharia commercial banks in indonesia. according to the bank's published financial report issued by bank indonesia, as of september 31, 2013, the assets of sharia commercial banks reached idr 196.922 trillion. the funds raised by sharia banks will certainly increase, considering that the ministry of religion currently entrusts the management of the hajj funds to the appointed sharia banks. the limited involvement of government funds in the sharia banking industry has been proposed by ariff and ramadili mohd (1998). ismail (2011) tends to categorise sharia banking in indonesia as informal arrangements. the intention is that sharia banking comes from the demand of the downstream. this situation is certainly related to the government's strong commitment to fight for sharia banking. furthermore, because the last one, according to ismail (2011) is the limited number of unattainable sharia banking networks and insufficient socialisation of the banks. one more reason for the few sharia banking markets share in indonesia is the role of ulama and islamic organisations in indonesia. according to yunus (2008), in his empirical study in pekanbaru found that the indonesian islamic scholar council (mui) affected the development and dissemination of sharia banking. as also found in the quantitative study carried out by kurniawan (2010), it shows that the ratio of sharia banking financial performance rate is improving with the existence of the mui fatwa in 2004 concerning bank interest prohibition laws. the results of this study also indicate a different of the sharia banking financial performance before and after the mui fatwa regarding bank interest. however, according to abduh and omar (2010) the impact is not so significant on the addition of consumers, namely those who move their money to sharia banks, the amount is not comparable to those who do not move their money. wahyuni (2009) further stated that the mui fatwa was "only" able to increase third-party funds by as much as 25% from the previous one and did not have significant implications for the total addition of total sharia banking assets. a part from the slight impact of the role of the ulama and religious unity he still gives effect. macroeconomic indicators play an important role in stabilising economy. a stable economy can be seen from the results of profits or profitability of banking financial institutions. one macroeconomic indicator which can be used to see the economic stability of a country is inflation because changes in this indicator will have a direct impact on the dynamics of economic growth. inflation is one of the macroeconomic variables. the occurrence of inflation will affect the amount of money circulating and is also the monetary policy that the government does through central bank. the money circulating will be controlled by the government in a way that affects the process of making money. istan & fahlevi the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 139 liquidity ratio as the proxy for financing to deposit ratio (fdr) is used as a variable that might affect roa. there is a conflict of interest between liquidity and profitability. if you want to maintain a liquidity position with enlarge cash reserves, the bank will not use all loanable funds that exist because in part returned in the form cash reserve; this means efforts to achieve profitability will reduce. conversely if the bank wants to enhance profitability, then with cash reserve for used liquidity by the bank's business so that the position liquidity will go down (muchdarsyah, 2000). if this ratio increases within the limit certain funds will increase, which is distributed in the form financing, so it will increase bank profits, assuming the bank distributes funds for effective financing. with increase in profits, then return on assets (roa) will also increase, because profit is a component forming return on asset. oer is a ratio that shows the ability of the bank to run its operations efficient. the theory explains that the relationship between eor and roa is inversely proportional. number the standard for oer ratio is below 90% (pbi), if the oer ratio more than one bank produces 90%, it can be concluded that the bank is not inefficient operate it. if ratio oer is in a condition of efficiency, profit the greater will be obtained because operating costs are borne by the bank getting smaller. with increasing profit, it can be ascertained that roa can increase. the research done by mawardi (2005), concluded that oer negative effect on performance bank that is proxied by roa. in the last four decades, a lot of research has been conducted to test the determinants of the conventional bank's financial performance rate. the research was first done by hester and zoellner (1966) then further research was conducted by bourke (1989); molyneux and thornton (1992); short (1979); steinherr and huveneers (1994). even if viewed from the aspect of asset development, capital and sharia banking institutions show positive developments. even the average growth of sharia banking so far (47%), is higher than the average growth of conventional banking, which is only around 15-20% per year. however, when viewed from the overall market share, the overall sharia banking is still too small compared to conventional banking. after two decades of sharia banking operating in indonesia, the market share is only 3.2% of the total market share of the national banking industry. the reality, as above is termed by adnan (2010) that the control of public funds by sharia banking is still low. this situation, similarly, means that sharia economics is still in the stage of opinion, where the evidence is only about 3% of sharia banking takes an economic role in indonesia. this number is very small, and it does not fit for indonesia, which dominates its population to be muslim (amin, 2010). this situation is, of course rather disappointing as rais (2008) stated that the small market share is caused by limited funds both in terms of capital and the number of public funds collected. the small amount of public funds in sharia banking has implications for the small share of the sharia banking market. this situation finally embodies the issues related to consumer uncertainty and the issue of muslim consumer compliance with sharia banking. istan & fahlevi the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 140 research on the sharia bank financial performance level was first conducted by haron (1996), then similar research was conducted by ahmad and safwan (2011); akhtar, ali, and sadaqat (2011). macroeconomic factors and internal factors are variables that affect sharia banking. these factors are gdp, inflation, and interest rates, fdr, oer, which can affect directly or indirectly, the financial performance of sharia banks in indonesia. the novelty of this study is to combine the two factors, namely external and internal effects on the financial performance of islamic banks in indonesia. this research has an important contribution to islamic banks in indonesia, that is, knowing the impact of macroeconomic changes as external factors and the impact of internal factors, specifically the influence of operational and fdr on the financial performance of islamic banks in indonesia. the results of this study can be used by management to develop strategies as a mitigation measure to reduce risk caused by the influence of external and internal factors in islamic banks in indonesia. research method this research uses quantitative descriptive research. descriptive method is a method based on analysis by describing factors related to the problem that are intended as support for quantitative method analysis. while the quantitative method is research conducted to find various variables that are the object of research. while the estuary of this research is library research. the object of this research is the level of the financial performance of sharia banks, which are affected by macroeconomic factors and internal factors. to study and verify the impact of the macroeconomic factors and internal factors on islamic commercial banks in indonesia. the sample in this study was chosen according to its characteristics using a purposive sampling method. the purposive sampling method is a method of determining the sample based on certain criteria. the criteria used in this study are: (1) banks included in sharia commercial banks, (2) the bank operates and issues quarterly financial reports during the study period, first quarter 2013 to third quarter 2017. (3) dual banking system or full pledge system. table 1 research variables research variables variables source dependent variable return on investment (roa) quarterly islamic banking financial statements independent variables gross domestic product (gdp) national central statistics agency data report inflation indonesian monetary policy report bank indonesia interest rate indonesian monetary policy report bank indonesia financial to deposit ratio quarterly islamic banking financial statements operational efficiency ratio quarterly islamic banking financial statements source: author, 2020 istan & fahlevi the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 141 linear regression is a statistical tool used to determine the effect of one or several variables on one variable. variables that effect are often called independent variables, independent variables or explanatory variables. the variable that is affected is often called the dependent variable or dependent variable. result and discussion in this section, the results of the analysis of multiple linear regression and the discussion and discussion will be discussed. the researcher has formulated the regression which is as follow. roai,t= b0 + b1gdpi,t + b2infi,t + b3 iri,t+ b4 fdri,t+ b5 oeri,t+ e table 2 coefficients model unstandardized coefficients sig. b std. error (constant) -6.774 6.236 .280 inflation -.011 .016 .479 interest .023 .024 .341 fdr .001 .003 .640 oer -.092 .005 .000 ln_gdp 1.082 .430 .014 source: author, 2018 the coefficient table presents information consisting of the names of variables, the value of constant (constant), the value of t and the value of significance. whereas the beta value on the standardised coefficient does not need to be discussed here because the value will be useful if you do path analysis now the researcher is not analysing the path. in the table above we can observe that gdp has a sig value of 0.014. this value is smaller than 0.05, or value of 0.014 <0.05, then hypothesis 1 can be accepted, namely that gdp has a significant positive effect, as well as the oer variable has a sig value of 0,000. so, it can be concluded that hypothesis 5 is accepted; from this information, it can be concluded that the oer variable has a negative and significant effect. from the data in the table above we can make the regression formula equation as follows: roai,t=(6.774) + 1.082 gdp– 0,092 oer gross domestic product (gdp) are defined as one of the macroeconomic indicators the mostly used to computed total economic activity, which can influencing various factors both in the demand and supply of service banking. ramadan, kilani, and kaddumi (2011) have concluded that there is a relationship positive between gdp and bank profitability. the impact of the socialisation of innovation will increase a country's income by suppressing funds abroad, in the sense of royalty payments on licensed technology. istan & fahlevi the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 142 intellectual property assets such as patents for inventors, the right to duplicate for authors, composers, or mineral resources (oil, gas, metal materials and other mines). for this reason, efforts are needed to support the acceleration of development through the development of innovations in various fields. oer, according to the financial dictionary is a ratio group that measures operational efficiency and effectiveness companies with comparing lines one against the other. various numbers income and expenditure from the reported profit and loss to numbers on the balance sheet. operational efficiency ratio (oer), provides a comparison between operating expense and operating income. with a bigger the oer, the bank's roa gets smaller, because of the profit earned by the small bank. this finding has received considerable other support by ma’isyah and mawardi (2015). islamic banks as financial intermediary institutions are expected to show better performance compared to interest-based banks. one indicator to assess bank financial performance is to see the level of profitability and the level of efficiency. the profitability measure used is return on assets (roa). roa focuses the company's ability to obtain earnings in the company's operations. the greater roa shows better financial performance, because the rate of return is greater (sahara, 2013). gdp is a macroeconomic indicator that also affects bank profitability. if gdp rises, it will be followed by an increase in public income so that the ability to save also increases. this increase in saving will affect the profitability of islamic banks (sukirno, 2003). this result is reinforced by the results of research conducted by ali et al. (2011) conducted at commercial banks and islamic banks in pakistan, where the results of his research concluded that the gross domestic product (gdp) has a significant positive relationship with the amount of savings collected by banks in pakistan. stable profitability is the goal of all companies, occurring in many cases of companies in indonesia, especially conventional companies that have a high level of volatility, causing management to manipulate earnings which is contrary to islamic principles (fahlevi, moeljadi, aisjah, & djazuli 2020). operations are one of the important things in determining the profitability of banks, especially islamic banks that are still trying to expand into the market in indonesia. the oer ratio shows the efficiency of banks in running their main business, especially loans, where credit interest is the biggest income of banks. funding management is very much needed by banks, bearing in mind the function of financing as the biggest revenue contributor for islamic banks. the smaller the oer shows the more efficient the bank is in carrying out its business activities. banks with a healthy oer ratio are less than 1, whereas banks that are less healthy have a oer ratio of more than 1. the higher the cost of bank revenue means the operational activities are more inefficient so that their income is also smaller. in other words, oer is negatively related to bank profitability. this result is supported by yuliani (2007), mawardi (2005) and azwir (2006) who state that oer has a significant negative effect on roa. istan & fahlevi the effect of external and internal factors on financial performance of islamic banking jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2020 | 143 conclusion in service providing economies, the banks play very crucial role as a financial intermediary and also considered very important for economies functions. the economic growth can also affect financial intermediation efficiency. moreover, insolvencies of bank can lead to crisis as a whole. the banking sector profitability contributes in economies and makes economies to endure negative and external financial shocks and contribute in financial system stability. for that reason, understanding of profitability determinants is crucial. this research is focusing on the relationship between external and internal factors to financial performance. gdp has a significant positive effect on roa, it is matched with haron (1996), because when inflation central bank will give policy to increase bi rate, and sharia bank is not affected by interest rate because interest is “riba” which means prohibited. therefore, in terms of macroeconomic variable, result shows that, only gdp has significant and positive effect on roa. fdr has insignificant effect on roa and the result match with muchdarsyah (2000) in relationship fdr and roa, oer has negative significant effect on roa, the result match with mawardi (2005). references abduh, m., & omar, m. a. 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(2008). peranan majelis ulama indonesia (mui) dalam perkembangan dan sosialisasi perbankan syariah di wilayah riau, indonesia (doctoral dissertation, jabatan syariah dan ekonomi, akademi pengajian islam, universiti malaya). retrieved from http://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=11839081436019878759&hl=en&oi=sch olarr http://eprints.ums.ac.id/id/eprint/3292 http://repository.unsri.ac.id/20579/ http://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=11839081436019878759&hl=en&oi=scholarr http://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=11839081436019878759&hl=en&oi=scholarr image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 22 nomor 1, april 2021 article type: research paper tax revenue diversification in indonesia jefrio martiyus1* abstract: state finances are a vital issue that is still being debated among scholars. this paper focuses on revenue diversification issues affecting the variables in this study, discussed by deborah a carrol in the usa. some researchers believe that revenue diversification is an alternative path to stabilize state accounts in a crisis. furthermore, diversification can also capture policy reactions to political and economic constraints. using panel data analysis, it was found that four significant variables affected the tax revenue diversification, including average monthly salaries, per capita expenditure, homeownership, and the gini ratio. this study uncovered that indonesia's tax revenue sources were not diverse, with more than 47 percent coming from income taxes. in theory, this condition should get more attention from the government because the more diverse the revenue, the more stable the government account becomes. keywords: revenue diversification; tax structure; hhi index jel classification: h20, h71, r51 introduction the financial situation in central and local government has been a notable issue among researchers, economists, and government administrators worldwide. these issues have become necessary since the great depression in 1970 and the economic downfall in 1980. the economic downturn is not easy, particularly for the regional budget due to budget balance specifications. the great depression affected state revenue, which caused the budget crisis. since the crisis arose, many taxpayers failed to fulfill their obligation to pay taxes. this situation creates more burden on the government's budget as taxes are the biggest revenue sources for the government's income. in response to past fiscal crises, public managers believe that diversity in revenue structure is one source for state revenue. there is one procedure to stabilize the revenue during fluctuated economic cases, which is revenue diversification. this diversification is similar to investment portfolios. it can reduce the revenue’s fluctuation, which is correlated with single-source revenue. countries with more diversified revenue systems are proposed to be more resistant than countries with less diversified revenue systems. many scholars have studied the structure of local government revenue and fiscal decision-making in previous research. the revenue diversification problem has received more attention in regional and affiliation: 1 magister of applied economics, faculty of economic and business, universitas padjadjaran, west java, indonesia *correspondence: jefrio18001@mail.unpad.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7523 citation: martiyus, j. (2021). tax revenue diversification in indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(1), 48-58. article history received: 18 nov 2019 revised: 25 aug 2020 09 sep 2020 accepted: 13 dec 2020 http://met.feb.unpad.ac.id/wrev/ http://met.feb.unpad.ac.id/wrev/ http://met.feb.unpad.ac.id/wrev/ http://met.feb.unpad.ac.id/wrev/ mailto:jefrio18001@mail.unpad.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7523 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7523&domain=pdf martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 49 central government since the 1960s and 1970s due to response to fiscal crises in large cities and the tax rebellion (ulbrich, 1991; zorn, 1991). further, joyce and mullins (1991) saw that all of those problems stem from the civilian's negative perception that the government has been grown out of the box from what they want. as a result of these crises, central and regional governments should find another way to support public services. thus, revenue diversification potentially becomes an essential device for central and regional governments to maintain their steps and prepare themselves for economic crises and fiscal pressure. ulbrich (1991) studied the advantages of revenue diversification. he argued that there are three advantages of diversified revenue. first, it promotes equity by capturing revenues from individuals who can evade some taxes but not others. second, it stimulates efficiency by reducing the distortion of economic decisions that are overly reliant on one revenue source. third, it maintains a lower tax rate. other studies that agree with ulbrich (1991) and follow his study are park and park (2018); chernick, langley, and reschovsky (2011); and yan (2008). contrary to ulbrich (1991); ladd and weist (1987) disagreed with the statement above that the balance revenue system is not sufficient, efficient, and equitable. they suggested that the tax system may not be more diversified but reflects the importance of policy goals. moreover, kilby (2014) explained that diversification's positive effect should be equidistant with fiscal policies. sarkar (2016) examined revenue diversification in banks and found that increasing income diversification would increase institutional risk, resulting in increased inefficiency. dye (1966) saw the effect of revenue diversification through socioeconomic variables. he said that socioeconomic variables influenced local revenue. bingham (1978) found that the number of revenue types is the most potent single variable that influences tax concentration. jung (2002) also agreed with both arguments. he studied economic activity and concluded that economic activity is a substantial factor in deciding the state revenue structure. in the political view, nice (1987) concluded that many political parties would create more progressive revenue structures. these arguments align with pajari's (2008) study in georgia, which found that the probability of adopting local optimal sales taxes (lost) had a positive association with property value, income, and taxable sales. heyndels and vuchelen (1998) conducted a tax rate analysis in 589 cities in belgium. they found that property tax and income tax rates between close neighbors were the same as reduced intensity according to geographical distance. in indonesia, income diversification research is still limited. most of the studies focus on revenue diversification in financial institutions (banks) and non-profit institutions, while there is still no discussion of revenue diversification in government finances. researches on taxes as a source of state income in indonesia mostly focuse on one type tax, as was done by mardiana and prawoto (2016) and yudisyus (2013) who examined the factors martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 50 that influence the amount of advertisement tax revenue. setiyono, maramis, and setianto (2019) examined the effect of diversification of bank income and its relation to bank stability in banks listed on the financial service authority and the indonesia stock exchange from 2008-2017. they uncovered that diversification would strengthen bank stability. following setiyono et al. (2019), zulfikar and pangestuti (2018), madyan, wahyuningati, and firdausi (2018), santiyano and suk (2017), and sariartha and husnan (2015) also have the same conclusion. the diversification of the bank's income showed a good effect on reducing the risk on the bank's revenue streams. furthermore, sariartha and husnan (2015) also did not find a significant difference between small banks and large banks' efficiency due to income diversification. in brief summary, this study tried to analyze indonesia’s economic strength through its income diversification as a basis for developing economic policies to face global financial volatility. this is due to the fact that despite being one of the top 20 countries with the highest gdp globally, it does not necessarily put indonesia in a safe position during the global financial shock. this study intends to introduce the concept of income diversification as a means to support indonesia’s readiness amidst world economic fluctuation. this study investigated the value of income diversification practice in indonesia for financial stability and explored the main factors in formulating proper and efficient fiscal policy. since this subject is rarely discussed by the economic scholar in indonesia, the concept of income diversification is the novelty offered by this study to enrich the study on state financial stability according to previous studies, many variables affect revenue diversification. this study adopted some variables explained by carroll (2005), who classified them into three main variables (economic, political, and demographical), with each variable represented by some derivative indicators. this paper aims to see the effect of economic, demographic, and political variables on indonesia's tax revenue diversification. the data were collected from statistics indonesiabadan pusat statistik (bps) from 2015-2019. then, it used two stages of time-series crosssectional panel data regression to estimate the dependent variable. this paper is divided into several chapters: methodology, empirical results, a discussion, and a conclusion. research method in this study, the data were collected from the thirty-four provinces in indonesia from 2015-2019. then, it employed two-stage time-series cross-sectional regression to estimates revenue diversification. in the first stage, the diversification was measured based on hhi index (misiolek & elder, 1988; turnbull, 1998; wagner, 1976). this study utilized the method of integrating the seven tax revenue categories in indonesia. then, the concentration ratio was also measured for the big four tax sources (cr4). thus, tax revenue diversification was calculated as the following: martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 51 𝑅𝐷 = 1 − ∑ 𝑅𝑖 25 𝑖=1 0.8 where, ri is the fraction of tax revenue. this measure implies that the higher rd values, the higher diversification levels among tax structures. then, in the second stage, the numerous factors influencing this revenue diversification were measured using eight independent variables representing three leading indicators (economic, political, and demographic). the hhi index obtained was from the first stage and acted as the dependent variable. the second stage to determine the numerous factors influencing the level of state tax revenue diversification was following by carroll (2005): 𝐻𝐻𝐼𝑖𝑡 = ∝ + 𝐸𝑖𝑡 𝛽1 + 𝑃𝑖𝑡 𝛽2 + 𝐷𝑖𝑡 𝛽3 + 𝐶𝑖𝑡 𝛽4 + 𝜀𝑖𝑡 where, e is matrices of economic, p is for political, d is for demographic, respectively. the dependent variable was tax revenue diversification, as measured by the hhi index. the economy's matrices were represented by two main variables: average monthly salaries and per capita expenditure. three variables represented the political matrices: civil rights rate, political rights rate, and democratic institution rights. the demographical matrices were reflected by three variables: homeownership, poverty rate, and the gini ratio. all data were collected from the bps’s publication. the description of variables is presented in table 1. table 1 description of variables variables description and data sources economic variables log average monthly salaries (x1) average of net wage per month of employee and labor constant rupiah. log per capita expenditure (x2) per capita general expenditures for every province in the year 2017 constant rupiah. political variables civil right rate (x3) the annual civil rights rate in indonesia in the year 2017 political right rate (x4) annual political right rate by bps in the year 2017 democratic institution right (x5) annual rights of the democratic institution by bps in the year 2017 demographic variables homeownership (x6) the percentage of households who have their own home population poverty rate (x7) the percentage of people in poverty using data of susenas in the first semester of 2017 gini ratio (x8) gini ratio coefficient to see the distribution of income in indonesia in the year 2017 source: statistics indonesia-badan pusat statistik (bps). it is commonly believed that economic variables play an essential role in improving the level of revenue diversification. thus, this variable is likely to be positively correlated with revenue diversification. needless to say, coefficient β_1 > 0. then, the two following martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 52 variables (political and demographical) seem to have a positive correlation with dependent variables. this argument is based on carroll's (2005) finding that both variables positively affected revenue diversification. thus, coefficients of β_2 and β_3 > 0. result and discussion table 2 provides the descriptive statistics for each dependent and independent variable included in the model. based on the theory, the hhi index's magnitude indicates the concentration level, whether monopoly or diverse. based on table 2, it could be concluded that the average hhi index value was 37.85 percent, meaning that indonesia's revenue diversification was relatively small. it indicated that the revenue source only concentrated on one or two types of tax. table 2 summary statistics of equation variables variable mean std. dev. min max revenue diversification (hhi index) 3785,33 105,55 3672,74 3945,11 average monthly salaries (log rp.) 3,41 0,11 3,17 3,67 per capita expenditure (log rp.) 4,01 0,09 3,81 4,27 civil right rate (%) 82,69 10,51 51,01 100,00 political right rate (%) 67,02 9,75 38,05 86,52 democratic institution right (%) 71,60 10,57 47,25 93,98 homeownership (%) 79,52 8,63 47,12 97,99 population poverty rate (%) 11,19 5,93 3,47 28,54 gini ratio 0,36 0,04 0,27 0,44 observation 170 170 170 170 source: data processed. table 3 illustrates the concentration ratio (cr4) index of revenue source in indonesia budgeting since 2015-2019. it shows the cr4 value has always been more than 96 percent and indicated the increasing trend. in 2015, the cr4 value was about 96 percent and increased 2 points to 98.20 percent in 2019. this finding depicted that indonesia's tax revenue source was not diverse; most of them came from income tax. moreover, the value of the hhi index presented a high result. the trend of increasing the hhi index every year also followed the upward trend in cr4. based on the hhi value, which was more than 2500, it could be denoted that most taxes in indonesia were not well diversified. one source of state revenue was still monopolized by one tax source. to select a suitable model based on the panel data's characteristics, the hausman and the likelihood ratio tests were conducted. these tests specified that the fixed effects model was appropriate. the results of panel data regression processing using stata revealed that this study's most suitable model was the fixed effect model. martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 53 table 3 source of tax, cr4 index, and hhi index of indonesia 2015-2019 source 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 income tax 48.56 51.14 47.48 49.16 50.07 value-added tax 34.16 32.08 35.78 36.47 36.69 property tax 2.36 1.51 1.25 1.13 1.07 custom tax 11.66 11.17 11.41 10.04 9.26 others tax 0.45 1.34 1.17 0.49 0.48 import tax 2.52 2.53 2.61 2.43 2.18 export tax 0.30 0.23 0.31 0.29 0.25 cr4 96.89 96.92 97.28 98.10 98.20 hhi 3,672.74 3,779.90 3,674.27 3,854.65 3,945.11 source: statistics indonesia-badan pusat statistik (bps). table 4 represents the output of the empirical estimation. column (1) reports the regression-based fixed effect without robustness standard error, while column (2) reports robustness. both columns show a consistent result based on the value of significance and coefficient. based on the output from table 4, from eight independent variables, at five percent error, only four variables were significant in the model: the average monthly salaries, per capita expenditure, homeownership, and the gini ratio. empirically, the average monthly salaries had a negative effect on the hhi value. increasing one point of wage would decrease the hhi value by 461 points. it contrasts with carroll (2005) and the size of indonesia's cr4, which is dominated by income tax. the assumption is that the greater a person's income will increase the amount of income tax so that the hhi value will be even greater. this phenomenon might occur because the variable of monthly salaries only captured taxpayers who came from the formal sector. workers who worked in the non-formal sector were likely not to be covered by tax revenue, so even though workers' average wage was higher, it did not significantly affect the addition of income tax. yan (2008) has answered this phenomenon based on his study on georgia state in 19862004. he found that personal income had a negative correlation with revenue instability. increasing income means increasing tax, and it reduces the effect of revenue risk in the georgia government. furthermore, kilby (2014) also uncovered a similar result. states with a higher income tax in the usa tended to be stable than others. furthermore, variable per capita expenditure showed a positive effect on the hhi index. increasing one point of this variable would increase 6,870 points of hhi value. this evidence can be accepted because per capita expenditure has been measured based on monthly consumption. most of these consumable goods have been subject to valueadded tax. this finding is contrary to the empirical result by carroll (2005) that found that per capita expenditure had a negative effect on revenue diversification. however, this result is parallel with the study on revenue complexity theory articulated by wagner (1976) and supported by baker (1983). furthermore, park and park (2018) also found that the economic perspective represented by per capita expenditure might be applicable for revenue diversification and public spending. martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 54 the political variable revealed an insignificant result. the rate of political, civil, and democratic institution rights that represented political variables were not significant on 1%, 5%, and 10%, respectively. this finding indicated that political structure could not be measured for fiscal choice (park & park, 2018). deno and mehay (1987) found that the government's focus was not on the political structure but other factors, such as median income. also, homeownership positively correlated with hhi value. increasing one point of homeownership would increase 12 points of hhi. the growth of homeownership would increase the value of property tax, and cr4 value would also increase. this finding is also supported by carroll's (2005) findings that homeownership positively correlated with revenue diversification. the intuition is that the increase of homeownership means increasing property tax and directly increasing the hhi index. the next variable of demographical indicators is the poverty rate. according to empirical results in this study and similar to carroll (2005), this variable was not significant. however, the gini ratio was added as a new variable to represent demographical indicators to clarify poverty's effect on revenue diversification. gini ratio gives information on the wage gap between poor and rich. this measure seems more powerful than the poverty rate because it can measure the income tax gap between two types of wage. table 4 estimation results (fixed effect regression) variables (1) (2) average monthly salaries -461.3756*** (159.6551) -461.3756*** (164.7525) per capita expenditure 6807.88*** (666.464) 6807.88*** (495.8792) civil right rate -0.2345831 (0.8945321) -0.2345831 (0.8146465) political right rate 0.4301026 (0.9600856) 0.4301026 (0.8727354) democratic institution right -0.0659418 (0.7320567) -0.0659418 (0.7150539) homeownership 12.68249** (4.048889) 12.68249* (7.232175) population poverty rate 2.26552 (12.7434) 2.26552 (9.123201) gini ratio -768.4668** (449.0866) -768.4668** (377.1306) constant -22671.55*** (2586.222) -22671.55*** (2084.033) n observation 170 170 n province 34 34 robust se no yes r-square 0.7548 0.7548 note: the dependent variable is revenue diversification (hhi index). all standard errors are reported in parentheses. * significant at 10%, ** significant at 5%, *** significant at 1% source: data processed. martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 55 this study has found generally that the gini ratio was also significant in the model. this relationship was negative. increasing one point of the gini ratio would decrease 768 points of hhi value. this evidence showed that the increasing gini ratio caused more gaps in income inequality. this fact widens the gap income among higher and lower-income wages. eventually, income tax sources are limited to those on high income because the lower-income lost their revenue source. this loss can be related to previous findings that they moved to the informal sector that could not be covered in this study. this investigation’s results disclosed that the value of r square was 0.7548. it signified that the independent variables could predict the dependent variable for 75.48 percent, and the rest was by others. the evidence in this study exposed that only two of three indicators of revenue diversification had a significant effect. meanwhile, the political indicator represented by tree variables was not significant in the model. the most significant variable affecting revenue diversification was economic variables. this finding also aligns with studies from park and park (2018) and yan (2008). conclusion revenue diversification is needed to maintain state finances' stability to faces the recession or fiscal crises and increase public expenditure. in indonesia, this study’s focus is still limited. most research only focuses on revenue diversification in non-profit institutions, banks, and income structures in the regional community. however, this research has thrown up many questions in need of further investigation. further work needs to be done to establish whether variables are fit with the indonesian condition. average monthly salaries should show a positive relationship with hhi value. however, this study revealed vice versa. increasing salaries would increase the nominal income tax. further research is needed to examine and include the average wage variable by considering informal paid workers' wages. political variables were not significant in this study. it showed that the political climate in indonesia was inconsistent with the state revenue structure. the indonesian government should concern about this problem because it relates to the stabilization of revenue diversification state budgeting. the demographic variable was represented by three variables. however, only two of them were significant in the model. the insignificance of the poverty population rate was because this rate was not powerful to determine diversification revenue. the poverty rate only captures the percentages of poor people without seeing their contribution to financial state budgeting. meanwhile, homeownership and gini ratio could directly catch society's role in the source of income tax. martiyus tax revenue diversification in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 56 this result’s finding clearly revealed that economic variables strongly influenced revenue diversification. demographical variables were significant, but it seemed not too strong to explain their relationship. nevertheless, this research also has limitations. first, the researchers only measured revenue diversification by using the hhi index, which actually can be measured through a variety of ways: tax and non-tax-revenue diversification categories used by suyderhoud (1994) and carroll (2009) and seven different categories of the government 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april 2014; disetujui: agustus 2014 abstract: the research aims to see the correlation between the open unemployment, and the economic growth, labor force, analysis, and the government spending. the research uses the secondary data from badan pusat statistik (bps) yogyakarta. the research uses panel data from 5 regions in yogyakarta. while the data analysis that is uses id the descriptive analysis, and inductive analysis. the result shows that all variables simultaneously affect the rate of open unemployment. while the economic growth, education, and government spending has the negative effect to the rate of open unemployment in yogyakarta. the labor force has positive influence and significant to the rate of open unemployment in yogyakarta. keywords: labor, unemployment; rate of economic growth; education; government spending jel classification: j01, j23, j64, r23 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan untuk melihat sejauh mana hubungan antara tingkat pengangguran terbuka dengan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi, angkatan kerja, studi dan pengeluaran pemerintah.studi ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan data sekunder yang diperoleh langsung dari badan pusat statistik daerah istimewa yogyakarta. studi ini menggunakan metode data panel yaitu kombinasi 5 kabupaten/kota di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. sedangkan analisis data yang digunakan adalah analisis deskriptif dan analisis induktif.hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa secara simultan variabel laju pertumbuhan penduduk, angkatan kerja, pendidikan dan pengeluaran pemerintah berpengaruh signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka.sedangkan secara partial laju pertumbuhan ekonomi, pendidikan dan pengeluaran pemerintah berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di daerah istimewa yogyakarta.sedangkan variabel angkatan kerja berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. kata kunci: ketenagakerjaan; pengangguran; laju pertumbuhan ekonomi; pendidikan; pengeluaran pemerintah klasifikasi jel: j01, j23, j64, r23 pendahuluan pembangunan ekonomi didefinisikan sebagai suatu proses kenaikan pendapatan per kapita masyarakat dalam suatu negara yang berlangsung dalam jangka panjang. pembangunan diartikan sebagai peningkatan produk nasional (gdp, gnp) yang disebabkan bukan saja oleh peningkatan kuantitas faktor produksi yang digunakan dalam proses produksi melainkan digunakannnya sistem dan teknologi baru (hudiyanto, 2001). menurut sukirno (1994) pembangunan adalah suatu hal yang dapat meningkatkan kualitas kehidupan dan kesejahteraan suatu negara, khususnya bagi masyarakat yang tinggal di negara tersebut. pembangunan dilakukan dalam berbagai sektor kehidupan dan melibatkan kegiatan produksi. sedangkan pembangunan ekonomi adalah suatu proses yang menyebab jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 171-181 172 kan pendapatan per kapita penduduk meningkat dalam jangka panjang. pembangunan ekonomi ditujukan guna meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat di sisi ekonomi maupun sisi sosial. salah satu tujuan dari pembangunan ekonomi itu sendiri yaitu menciptakan kesempatan dan lapangan kerja semaksimal mungkin supaya angkatan kerja yang berada di dalam suatu negara tersebut dapat terserap dalam proses kegiatan ekonomi di negara tersebut. di lain sisi tujuan dari pembangunan ekonomi ialah terciptanya pertumbuhan serta peningkatan sumber daya manusia (sdm). indonesia merupakan salah satu negara berkembang, yang di mana dalam pengelompokan negara berdasarkan taraf kesejahteraan masyarakatnya, di mana salah satu permasalahan yang dihadapi oleh negara-negara berkembang termasuk indonesia adalah masalah pengangguran. pengangguran merupakan masalah yang sangat kompleks karena mempengaruhi sekaligus dipengaruhi oleh banyak faktor yang saling berinteraksi mengikuti pola yang tidak selalu mudah untuk dipahami. apabila pengangguran tersebut tidak segera diatasi maka dapat menimbulkan kerawanan sosial, dan berpotensi mengakibatkan kemiskinan. terjadinya pengangguran di suatu negara dapat dikarenakan jumlah lapangan pekerjaaan di suatu wilayah tertentu tidak dapat mencukupi jumlah angkatan kerja atau jumlah permintaan akan lapangan pekerjaan akan penawaran lapangan kerja tidak seimbang. hal tersebut berakibat bertambahnya jumlah pertumbuhan tenaga kerja melebihi jumlah kesempatan kerja. dalam pembangunan ekonomi negaranegara berkembang, pengangguran yang semakin bertambah jumlahnya merupakan masalah yang lebih rumit dan lebih serius dari pada masalah perubahan dalam distribusi pendapatan yang kurang menguntungkan penduduk yang berpendapatan rendah. keadaan di negara-negara berkembang dalam beberapa dasawarsa ini menunjukkan bahwa pembangunan yang telah tercipta tidak sanggup mengadakan kesempatan kerja yang lebih cepat dari pada pertambahan penduduk yang berlaku. oleh karenanya, masalah pengangguran yang mereka hadapi dari tahun ke tahun semakin lama semakin bertambah serius. lebih prihatin lagi di beberapa negara miskin bukan saja jumlah pengangguran menjadi bertambah besar, tetapi juga proporsi mereka dari keseluruhan tenaga kerja semakin bertambah tinggi. pengangguran diartikan sebagai seseorang yang tergolong dalam angkatan kerja dan secara aktif mencari pekerjaan pada suatu tingkat upah tertentu, tetapi tidak memperoleh pekerjaan yang diinginkan. banyaknya pengangguran di suatu wilayah merupakan masalah yang tidak hanya mencakup bidang perekonomian saja. di sisi lain, masalah pengangguran juga mempunyai hubungan erat dengan bidang sosial dan pendidikan. di zaman seperti sekarang bukan hanya masyarakat yang memiliki pendidikan rendah saja yang menganggur, masyarakat yang memiliki tingkat pendidikan tinggi pula juga banyak yang menganggur (sukirno, 2008). pertumbuhan ekonomi mempengaruhi tingkat pengangguran di suatu daerah. semakin tinggi pertumbuhan ekonomi di suatu daerah maka akan semakin tinggi pula kesempatan berkembang bagi perusahaan dan penciptaan kesempatan kerja bagi masyarakat daerah tertentu. di samping itu pertumbuhan ekonomi melalui pdrb yang meningkat, diharapkan dapat menyerap tenaga kerja di wilayah tersebut, karena dengan kenaikan pdrb kemungkinan dapat meningkatkan kapasitas produksi. hal tersebut mengindikasikan bahwa penurunan pdrb suatu daerah dapat dikaitkan dengan tingginya jumlah pengangguran pada daerah tersebut. angka pengangguran yang rendah dapat mencerminkan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang baik. jumlah tingkat pengangguran serta angkatan kerja menunjukkan besarnya jumlah penduduk yang harus diikutsertakan dalam proses pembangunan yang berarti bahwa tingkat pengangguran dan angkatan kerja merupakan bagian dari penduduk yang mampu menggerakkan proses ekonomi. ini menggambarkan bahwa dinamika proses pembangunan harus mampu melibatkan seluruh angkatan kerja maka jumlah angkatan kerja yang besar itu dapat menjadi beban bagi pembangunan ekonomi. di masa sekarang, pendidikan diposisikan sebagai sarana untuk peningkatan kesejahteraan melalui pemanfatan kesempatan kerja pengangguran terbuka dan determinannya (mohammad rifqi muslim) 173 yang ada dan mencerminkan tingkat kepandaian atau pencapaian pendidikan formal dari penduduk karena semakin tingginya tamatan pendidikan seseorang maka semakin tinggi pula kemampuan kerja atau produktivitas seseorang dalam bekerja. tujuan akhir program pendidikan adalah teraihnya lapangan kerja yang diharapkan. pendidikan pada diri seseorang dapat meningkatkan kemampuan dalam memperoleh dan menggunakan informasi dan memperoleh pemahaman akan perekonomian serta memberikan pilihan apakah seseorang ingin menjadi konsumen, produsen atau menjadi warga negara biasa. secara tidak langsung pendidikan juga berpengaruh dalam pemenuhan kebutuhan pribadi seseorang dengan cara meningkatkan produktivitas sehingga akan mencapai standar hidup yang lebih baik. angkatan kerja yang bekerja, modal fisik dan tanah dapat mengalami diminishing return sedangkan ilmu pengetahuan tidak bisa. jadi investasi modal manusia merupakan faktor utama dalam peningkatan produktifitas faktor produksi secara total (kuncoro, 2004). pendidikan tersebut termasuk ke dalam salah satu investasi pada bidang sumber daya manusia, yang mana investasi tersebut dinamakan dengan human capital (teori modal manusia). investasi pendidikan merupakan kegiatan yang dapat dinilai stok manusia, di mana nilai stock manusia setelah mengikuti pendidikan dengan berbagai jenis dan bentuk pendidikan diharapkan dapat meningkatkan berbagai bentuk nilai berupa peningkatan penghasilan individu, peningkatan produktivitas kerja, dan peningkatan nilai rasional (social benefit) individu dibandingkan dengan sebelum mengecap pendidikan (idris, 2007). dalam uud 1945 pasal 28c yang telah diamandemen disebutkan bahwa: “setiap orang berhak mengembangkan diri melalui pemenuhan kebutuhan dasarnya, berhak mendapatkan pendidikan dan memperoleh manfaat dari ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi, seni dan budaya, demi meningkatkan kualitas hidupnya dan demi kesejahteraan umat manusia.” berdasarkan uu nomor 20 tahun 2004 tentang sistem pendidikan nasional ditetapkan bahwa besarnya porsi anggaran pendidikan adalah 20 persen dari total apbn. ini mengimplikasikan bahwa komitmen bangsa ini untuk menempatkan pendidikan sebagai salah satu komponen sumber daya pengetahuan, sehingga dipahami bahwa pengetahuan akan menjadi pembangkit kemajuan ekonomi. di mata penduduk berkembang, pendidikan dipandang sebagai sarana guna meningkatkan kesejahteraan melalui pemanfaatan kesempatan kerja yang ada. atau dalam kalimat lain, tujuan akhir dari program pendidikan adalah teraihnya lapangan kerja yang diharapkan. setidaknya masyarakat yang telah mengenyam pendidikan setelah selesai mereka mendapatkan pekerjaan yang lebih berkelas di sektor formal. tingkat pendidikan berpengaruh terhadap pekerjaan yang mereka dapatkan kelak. semakin lama jangka waktu yang masyarakat habiskan untuk mendapatkan pendidikan maka semakin tinggi atau bermartabat pula pekerjaan yang mereka dapatkan dan semakin terhindar mereka dari masalah pengangguran. menurut pendapat keynes dalam sukirno (2008) bahwa peranan atau campur tangan pemerintah masih sangat diperlukan yaitu apabila perekonomian sepenuhnya diatur olah kegiatan di pasar bebas, bukan saja perekonomian tidak selalu mencapai tingkat kesempatan kerja penuh tetapi juga kestabilan kegiatan ekonomi tidak dapat diwujudkan. akan tetapi fluktuasi kegiatan ekonomi yang lebar dari satu periode ke periode lainnya dan ini akan menimbulkan implikasi yang serius kepada kesempatan kerja dan pengangguran dan tingkat harga. keynes juga berpendapat bahwa dalam sistem pasar bebas penggunaan tenaga kerja penuh tidak selalu tercipta sehingga perlu dilakukan usaha dan kebijakan pemerintah untuk menciptakan penggunaan tenaga kerja penuh dan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang teguh (sukirno, 2008). salah satu bentuk campur tangan yang dapat dilakukan adalah dengan menjalankan kebijakan fiskal. dalam hal ini keynes mengisyaratkan kebijakan fiskal yang ekspansif melalui pengurangan pajak dan penambahan pengeluaran pemerintah (government expenditure). jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 171-181 174 berdasarkan tabel 1 dapat diketahui secara umum jumlah penganggur pada tahun 2012 di semua provinsi di pulau jawa kecuali daerah istimewa yogyakarta menurun jika dibandingkan dengan tahun 2011. penurunan tertinggi terjadi pada provinsi banten yaitu 23,79. di antara enam provinsi yang terletak di pulau jawa, jumlah angkatan kerja terbanyak pada tahun 2012 yaitu provinsi jawa barat (20.150 orang) diikuti provinsi jawa tengah (17.091 orang). jika dibandingkan dengan tahun 2011, selain provinsi banten semua provinsi bertambah jumlah angkatan kerja pada tahun 2012. dari total angkatan kerja, jumlah yang bekerja paling banyak adalah provinsi jawa timur dan terendah adalah daerah istimewa yogyakarta. pada tahun 2012, provinsi dengan tpt terendah di pulau jawa adalah daerah istimewa yogyakarta (3,97%) dan yang tertinggi adalah provinsi banten (10,13%). dilihat dari perkembangan tpt dai tahun 2011 dan 2012, tampak bahwa daerah istimewa yogyakarta, jawa tengah dan jawa timur, nilai tpt yang dimiliki ketiga provinsi tersebut selalu lebih rendah dari angka nasional, sedangkan provinsi lainnya selalu jauh lebih tinggi. daerah istimewa yogyakarta adalah daerah istimewa setingkat provinsi di indonesia yang merupakan peleburan negara kesultanan yogyakarta dan negara kadipaten paku alaman. daerah istimewa yogyakarta terdiri atas satu kota dan empat kabupaten, yang terbagi lagi menjadi 78 kecamatan dan 438 desa/kelurahan. menurut sensus penduduk 2012, daerah istimewa yogyakarta memiliki jumlah penduduk 3.514.764 jiwa dengan tingkat pengangguran terbuka 3,97%. angkatan kerja di daerah istimewa yogyakarta pada tahun 2012 sebesar 1.944.858 penduduk atau 55,33% dari total jumlah penduduk daerah istimewa yogyakarta. sejak tahun 2007 hingga akhir 2012 terjadi peningkatan indeks pendidikan yang signifikan di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. peningkatan indeks pendidikan tersebut mempunyai arti bahwa penduduk di daerah istimewa yogyakarta dari tahun ke tahun mempunyai rata-rata lama sekolah yang tiap tahun semakin bertambah serta berkurangnya tingkat buta huruf berbeda penduduk di daerah tersebut. berbeda dari indeks pendidikan, laju pertumbuhan ekonomi di daerah istimewa yogyakarta mengalami fluktuasi dari tahun ke tahun yaitu 3,95% pada tahun 2008, meningkat menjadi tabel 1. penduduk yang termasuk angkatan kerja, bekerja, dan tingkat pengangguran terbuka (tpt) menurut provinsi di pulau jawa,2011-2012 (ribuan) provinsi angkatan kerja bekerja tpt (%) 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 dki jakarta 5.144 5.369 4.588 4.839 10,8 9,87 jawa barat 19.357 20.150 17.455 18.321 9,83 9,08 jawa tengah 16.919 17.091 15.916 16130 5,93 5,63 diy 1.873 1.945 1.799 1.868 3,97 3,97 jawa timur 19.762 19.891 18.940 19.072 4,16 4,12 banten 5.210 5.125 4.530 4.606 13,06 10,13 nasional 117.370 118.039 109.670 110.795 6,56 6,14 sumber: berita resmi statistik (data diolah) tabel 2. perkembangan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi, dan indeks pendidikan di daerah istimewa yogyakarta tahun lpe (%) pendidikan (indeks) 2007 3,40 80,01 2008 3,95 80,34 2009 7,15 80,80 2010 3,68 81,58 2011 4,33 82,19 2012 4,43 82,51 sumber:badan pusat statistik, 2013 pengangguran terbuka dan determinannya (mohammad rifqi muslim) 175 7,15% pada tahun 2009, menurun lagi menjadi 3,68 pada tahun 2010 dan meningkat kembali menjadi 4,33%. laju pertumbuhan ekonomi tertinggi diy selama periode 2007-2012 terjadi pada tahun 2009, di mana persentase laju pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 7,15% dan mengalami persentase terendah sebesar 3,4% pada tahun 2007. studi-studi sebelumnya terkait pengangguran, di antaranya farid (2010) telah menemukan adanya jumlah angkatan kerja di indonesia yang meningkat selama periode 1980-2007. tetapi peningkatan yang terjadi tidak diimbangi dengan perluasan lapangan kerja atau kapasitas produksi. hal itu mengakibatkan jumlah pengangguran yang meningkat yang menjadikan masalah yang sangat serius kepada negara, karena jumlah pengangguran merupakan indikator kemajuan ekonomi suatu negara. berdasarkan analisis yang dilakukan menunjukkan bahwa jumlah penduduk, upah, dan pertumbuhan ekonomi memiliki hubungan yang positif dan kecenderungan kuat terhadap pengangguran. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa peningkatan populasi dan angkatan kerja, upah, dan pertumbuhan ekonomi sejalan dengan peningkatan jumlah pengangguran. sementara tingkat inflasi memiliki hubungan positif yang lemah, yang berarti bahwa tingkat inflasi tidak memiliki hubungan terhadap jumlah pengangguran. analisis kurva phillips menggambarkan hubungan antara inflasi dengan tingkat pengangguran tidak cocok diterapkan di indonesia. hal ini disebabkan inflasi di indonesia dipengaruhi oleh kenaikan barang-barang, dan bukan karena peningkatan permintaan kenaikan upah yang tinggi. studi sirait dan marhaeni (2013) menemukan bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi, upah minimum regional dan tingkat pendidikan berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap jumlah pengangguran kabupaten/kota di provinsi bali. hasil studi tersebut diperoleh bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi berpengaruh positif nyata, upah minimum regional berpengaruh negatif nyata terhadap jumlah pengangguran kabupaten/kota di provinsi bali, sedangkan tingkat pendidikan negatif tidak nyata, dan pertumbuhan ekonomi memiliki pengaruh yang paling dominan terhadap jumlah pengangguran kabupaten/kota di provinsi bali. pitartono dan hayati (2012), dalam studinya mengenai tingkat pengangguran di jawa tengah tahun 19972010 mengungkapkan tingkat pengangguran di jawa tengah telah berfluktuasi dari tahun ke tahun dari tahun 1997 sampai 2010. dengan tingkat pengangguran tertinggi sebesar 7,70% pada tahun 2007. sementara pada tahun 2001 tingkat pengangguran berada pada titik terendah yaitu sebesar 3,70%. hasil studi menunjukkan semakin tinggi populasi, dan semakin besar upah minimum kabupaten/kota akan memberikan pengaruh positif dan signifikan terkait dengan tingkat pengangguran di jawa tengah. tingkat inflasi dan variabel tingkat pertumbuhan pdb memiliki hubungan negatif dan signifikan dengan tingkat pengangguran di jawa tengah. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data studi ini menggunakan data sekunder berupa data time series dan cross section dalam bentuk data tahunan selama periode tahun 2007 sampai dengan 2012. data dalam studi ini diperoleh dari badan pusat statistik (bps) daerah istimewa yogyakarta serta sumber lain yang terkait dengan studi ini. alat analisis metode analisis regresi data panel dipilih penulis dalam menganalisis data pada studi ini. analisis regresi data panel digunakan untuk melihat sejauh mana pengaruh variabel-variabel bebas yang digunakan dalam meneliti tingkat pengangguran terbuka yang ada di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. data panel (pooled data) diperoleh dengan cara menggabungkan data time series dengan cross section. analisis regresi dengan data panel (pooled data) memungkinkan peneliti mengetahui karakteristik antarwaktu dan antarindividu dalam variabel yang bisa saja berbeda-beda. metode data panel merupakan suatu metode yang digunakan untuk melakukan analisis empirik dengan perilaku data yang lebih dinamis. adapun kelebihan yang diperoleh dari penggunaan data panel adalah sebagai berikut (gujarati, 2004): 1) data panel mampu menyediakan lebih banyak data, sehingga dapat memberikan infor jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 171-181 176 masi yang lebih lengkap. sehingga diperoleh degree of freedom (df) yang lebih besar sehingga estimasi yang dihasilkan lebih baik; 2) data panel mampu mengurangi kolinieritas variabel; 3) dapat menguji dan membangun model perilaku yang lebih kompleks; 4) dengan menggabungkan informasi dari data time series dan cross section dapat mengatasi masalah yang timbul karena adanya masalah penghilangan variabel (ommited variable); 5) data panel lebih mampu mendeteksi dan mengukur efek yang secara sederhana tidak mampu dilakukan oleh data time series murni maupu cross section murni; 6) data panel dapat meminimalkan bias yang dihasilkan oleh agregat individu, karena data yang diobservasi lebih banyak. ada tiga metode yang digunakan untuk data panel (ajija, 2011): 1) model pooled least square (common effect) model ini dikenal dengan estimasi common effect yaitu teknik regresi yang paling sederhana untuk mengestimasi data panel dengan cara hanya mengkombinasikan data time series dan cross section. model ini hanya menggabungkan data tersebut tanpa melihat perbedaan antarwaktu dan individu sehingga dapat dikatakan bahwa model ini sama halnya dengan metode ordinary least square (ols) karena menggunakan kuadrat terkecil biasa. dalam pendekatan ini hanya mengasumsikan bahwa perilaku data antarruang sama dalam berbagai kurun waktu. pada beberapa studi data panel, model ini sering kali tidak pernah digunakan sebagai estimasi utama karena sifat dari model ini yang tidak membedakan perilaku data sehingga memungkinkan terjadinya bias, namun model ini digunakan sebagai pembanding dari kedua pemilihan model lainnya. 2) model pendekatan efek tetap (fixed effect) pendekatan model ini menggunakan variabel boneka atau dummy yang dikenal dengan sebutan model efek tetap (fixed effect) atau least square dummy variable atau disebut juga covariance model. pada metode fixed effect estimasi dapat dilakukan dengan tanpa pembobot (no weight) atau least square dummy variable (lsdv) dan dengan pembobot (cross section weight) atau general least square (gls). tujuan dilakukannya pembobotan adalah untuk mengurangi heterogenitas antarunit cross section (gujarati, 2012:241). penggunaan model ini tepat untuk melihat perilaku data dari masingmasing variabel sehingga data lebih dinamis dalam menginterpretasi data. pemilihan model antara common effect dengan fixed effect dapat dilakukan dengan pengujian likelihood test radio dengan ketentuan apabila nilai probabilitas yang dihasilkan signifikan dengan alpha maka dapat diambil keputusan dengan menggunakan fixed effect model. 3) model pendekatan efek acak (random effect). model data panel pendekatan ketiga yaitu model efek acak (random effect). dalam model efek acak, parameter-parameter yang berbeda antardaerah maupun antarwaktu dimasukkan ke dalam error. karena hal inilah, model efek acak juga disebut model komponen error (error component model). dengan menggunakan model efek acak ini, maka dapat menghemat pemakaian derajat kebebasan dan tidak mengurangi jumlahnya seperti yang dilakukan pada model efek tetap. hal ini berimplikasi parameter yang merupakan hasil estimasi akan jadi semakin efisien. keputusan penggunaan model efek tetap ataupun acak ditentukan dengan menggunakan uji hausman. dengan ketentuan apabila probabilitas yang dihasilkan signifikan dengan alpha maka dapat digunakan metode fixed effect namun apabila sebaliknya maka dapat memilih salah satu yang terbaik antara model fixed dengan random effect. teknik penaksiran model pada studi ekonomi, seorang peneliti sering menghadapi kendala data. apabila regresi diestimasi dengan data runtut waktu, observasi tidak mencukupi. jika regresi diestimasi dengan data lintas sektoral terlalu sedikit untuk menghasilkan estimasi yang efisien. salah satu solusi untuk menghasilkan estimasi yang efisien adalah dengan menggunakan model regresi data panel. data panel (pooling data) yaitu suatu model yang menggabungkan observasi lintas sektoral dan data runtut waktu. tujuannya supaya jumlah observasinya meningkat. apabila observasi meningkat maka akan mengurangi kolinieritas antara variabel penjelas dan pengangguran terbuka dan determinannya (mohammad rifqi muslim) 177 kemudian akan memperbaiki efisiensi estimasi ekonometri (insukindro, 2001). hal yang diungkap oleh baltagi (puji dalam irawan, 2012), ada beberapa kelebihan penggunaan data panel yaitu: 1) estimasi data panel dapat menunjukkan adanya heterogenitas dalam tiap unit. 2) penggunaan data panel lebih informatif, mengurangi kolinieritas antarvariabel, meningkatkan derajat kebebasan dan kebih efisien. 3) data panel cocok utnuk digunakan karena menggambarkan adanya dinamika perubahan. 4) data panel dapat meminimalkan bias yang mungkin dihasilkan dalam agregasi. untuk menguji estimasi pengaruh laju pertumbuhan penduduk, angkatan kerja, pendidikan dan pengeluaran pemerintah terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka digunakan alat regresi dengan model data panel. ada dua pendekatan yang digunakan dalam mengalisis data panel. pendekatann fixed effect dan random effect. sebelum model estimasi dengan model yang tepat, terlebih dahulu dilakukan uji spesifikasi apakah fixed effect dan random effect atau keduanya memberikan hasil yang sama. metode gls (generated least square) dipilih dalam studi ini karena adanya nilai lebih yang dimiliki oleh gls dibanding ols dalam mengestimasi parameter regresi. gujarati (2003) menyebutkan bahwa metode ols yang umum mengasumsikan bahwa varians variabel adalah heterogen, pada kenyataannya variasi pada data pooling cenderung heterogen. metode gls sudah memperhitungkan heterogenitas yang terdapat pada variabel independen secara eksplisit sehingga metode ini mampu menghasilkan estimator yang memenuhi kriteria blue (best linier unbiased estimator). di antara beberapa variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini maka dapat dibuat model penelitan sebagai berikut: yti =β0+ β1x1it+ β2x2it + β3x3i + β4x4it t +ε 1) di mana y adalah variabel tingkat pengangguran terbuka; β0 adalah konstanta; β1234 adalah koefisien variabel 1,2,3,4; x1 adalah variab el laju pertumbuhan ekonomi; x2 adalah variabel angkatan kerja; x3 adalah variabel pendidikan; x4 adalah variabel pengeluaran pemerintah; i adalah kabupaten/kota; t adalah periode waktu ke-t; ε adalah error term. dalam menguji spesifikasi model pada studi, penulis menggunakan beberapa metode sebagai berikut: 1) uji hausman. uji spesifikasi hausman membandingkan model fixed effect dan random di bawah hipotesis nol yang berarti bahwa efek individual tidak berkorelasi dengan regresi dalam model (hausman, 1978). jika tes hausman tidak menunjukkan perbedaan yang signifikan (p>0,05), itu mencerminkan bahwa efek random estimator tidak aman bebas dari bias, dan karena itu lebih dianjurkan kepada estimasi fixed effect disukai daripada efek estimator tetap. 2) uji f (uji wald). uji f menguji signifikansi estimasi fixed effect, yang digunakan untuk memilih antara ols pooled tanpa variabel dummy atau fixed effect. f statistik di sini adalah sebagai uji chow. dalam hal ini, uji f digunakan untuk menentukan model terbaik antara kedua dengan melihat jumlah residual kuadrat (rss). uji f adalah sebagai berikut: f = / / 2) di mana: rss1 merupakan jumlah residual kuadrat pooled ols; rss2 merupakan jumlah residual kuadrat fixed effect; m merupakan pembilang; n-k merupakan denumerator. jika hipotesis nol ditolak, dapat disimpulkan model fixed effect lebih baik dari pooled ols. tabel 3. uji chow effect test statistic d.f. prob. cross-section f 5,745994 4,21 0,0028 cross-section chi-square 22,179089 4 0,0002 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 171-181 178 hasil dan pembahasan uji chow merupakan uji untuk menentukan model terbaik antara fixed effect dengan common/ pool effect. jika hasilnya menyatakan menerima hipotesis nol maka model yang terbaik untuk digunakan adalah model common. akan tetapi, jikalau hasilnya menyatakan menolak hipotesis nol maka model terbaik yang digunakan adalah fixed effect, dan pengujian akan berlanjut ke uji hausman. berdasarkan tabel uji chow, kedua nilai probabilitas cross section f dan chi square yang lebih kecil dari alpha 0,05 sehingga menolak hipotesis nol. jadi menurut uji chow, model yang terbaik digunakan adalah model dengan menggunakan metode fixed effect. berdasarkan hasil uji chow yang menolak hipotesis nol, maka pengujian data berlanjut ke uji hausman. uji hausman merupakan pengujian untuk menentukan penggunaan metode antara random dengan fixed. jika dari hasil uji hausman tersebut menyatakan menerima hipotesis nol maka model yang terbaik untuk digunakan adalah model random. akan tetapi, jikalau hasilnya menyatakan menolak hipotesis nol maka model terbaik yang digunakan adalah model fixed effect. tabel 4. uji hausman test summary chi-sq. statistic chisq.d.f prob. cross-section random 22,983976 4 0,0001 berdasarkan tabel uji hausman, nilai probabilitas cross section random adalah 0,0001 yang lebih kecil dari alpha 0,05 sehingga menolak hipotesis nol. jadi menurut uji hausman, model yang terbaik digunakan adalah model dengan menggunakan metode fixed effect. metode gls (general least square) yang pada intinya memberikan pembobotan pada variasi data yang digunakan, dengan kuadrat varian dari model. dalam metode ini heteroskedastisitas sudah diantisipasi, sehingga metode ini bebas dari heteroskedastisitas. dalam model ini, nilai dw adalah: 1,453621, yang menunjukkan tidak ada autokorelasi apapun sebagai hasil nilai berada dalam kisaran -2 dan +2. selain itu, model ini sudah diantisipasi dari autokolerasi dengan metode gls (generalized least square) yang digunakan pada metode ini. dalam uji penyimpangan asumsi klasik untuk pendekatan multikoliniearitas dilakukan dengan pendekatan atas nilai dan signifikansi dari variabel yang digunakan. pembahasannya adalah dengan menganalisis data yang digunakan oleh setiap variabel dan hasil dari olah data yang ada, data yang digunakan di antaranya data time series dan data cross section. namun multikoliniearitas terjadi biasanya pada data runtut waktu (time series) pada variabel yang digunakan. rule of thumb juga mengatakan apabila didapatkan yang tinggi sementara terdapat sebagian besar atau semua variabel secara parsial tidak signifikan maka diduga terjadi multikoliniearitas pada model tersebut (gujarati, 2006). dengan mengkombinasikan data time series dan cross section mengakibatkan masalah multikoliniearitas dapat dikurangi, dalam pengertian satu varian yang tidak ada hubungannya atau informasi apriori yang disarankan sebelumnya adalah kombinasi dari cross section dan data time series. dikenal dengan penggabungan data (pooling data), jadi sebenarnya secara teknis sudah dapat dikatakan masalah multikoliniearitas sudah tidak ada. hal tersebut sudah diperkuat dengan hasil estimasi model semua variabel yang digunakan signifikan dan nilai sangat tinggi. sehingga secara tegas bahwa masalah multikoleniearitas tidak ada dalam metode analisis gls (general least square). model gls (general least square) berdasarkan hasil regresi pada tabel 5 maka dapat disimpulkan y = f (lpe, lnak, p, lnpp) diperoleh hasil persamaan regresi sebagai berikut: yt = a0 + a1 lnlpe + a2 lnak + a3 p + a4 lnpp + et 3) yt = -18,8 – 1,25 lpe + 4,15 lnak – 0,27 p – 0,06 lnpp + et 4) pengangguran terbuka dan determinannya (mohammad rifqi muslim) 179 di mana: y adalah variabel tingkat pengangguran terbuka; lnlpe adalah laju pertumbuhan ekonomi; lnak adalah angkatan kerja; p adalah variabel pendidikan, lnpp adalah pengeluaran pemerintah, a0 adalah konstansta, a1–a3 adalah koefisien parameter, et adalah disturbance error. berdasarkan data yang sudah diolah, laju pertumbuhan ekonomi menunjukkan tanda negatif dan signifikan secara statistik pada derajat kepercayaan 1 persen untuk semua kabupaten/ kota di diy. koefisien laju pertumbuhan ekonomi mempunyai nilai sebesar 1,253283, yang berarti apabila peningkatan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 1 persen maka tingkat pengangguran terbuka akan menurun 1,25 persen dengan asumsi tidak ada perubahan dalam jumlah variabel bebas. variabel laju pertumbuhan ekonomi mempunyai koefisien negatif yang berarti antara variabel laju pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan tingkat pengangguran terbuka mempunyai hubungan yang negatif. hal ini sesuai dengan hipotesis bahwa variabel laju pertumbuhan ekonomi berpengaruh negatif terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. studi ini mempunyai kesamaan terhadap studi zulhanafi, hasdi aimon, efrizal syofyan (2013) adanya pengaruh yang signifikan antara tingkat pengangguran dan pertumbuhan ekonomi mengindikasikan bahwasanya tingkat pengangguran dipengaruhi oleh pertumbuhan ekonomi. apabila pertumbuhan ekonomi meningkat berarti telah terjadi kenaikan terhadap produksi barang dan jasa, karena kenaikan produksi barang dan jasa akan menyebabkan kenaikan terhadap faktorfaktor produksi salah satunya adalah tenaga kerja. kenaikan permintaan tenaga kerja ini akan berakibat terhadap menurunnya tingkat pengangguran, begitu juga sebaliknya. berdasarkan studi di atas dapat dijelaskan bahwa variabel angkatan kerja berpengaruh positif dan signifikan. peningkatan angkatan kerja sebanyak 1 persen, maka tingkat pengangguran terbuka akan meningkat 4,14 persen di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. hal ini sesuai dengan teori permintaan tenaga kerja, di mana permintaan adalah hubungan antara tingkat upah dan kuantitas tenaga kerja yang dikehendaki oleh majikan untuk dipekerjakan. ketika pasokan tenaga kerja memiliki jumlah banyak tetapi permintaan atas jumlah tenaga kerja yang dikehendaki atau dipekerjakan sedikit maka akan mengakibatkan surplus tenaga kerja. berdasarkan data yang sudah diolah, pendidikan menunjukkan tanda negatif dan signifikan secara statistik pada derajat kepercayaan 1 persen untuk semua kabupaten/kota di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. peningkatan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 1 persen maka tingkat pengangguran terbuka akan menurun 0,27 persen dengan asumsi tidak ada perubahan dalam jumlah variabel bebas. variabel pendidikan mempunyai koefisien negatif yang berarti antara variabel pendidikan dengan tingkat pengangguran terbuka mempunyai hubungan yang negatif. hal ini sesuai dengan hipotesis bahwa variabel pendidikan berpengaruh negatif terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. studi ini mempunyai kesamaan terhadap studi marhaeni (2013) di mana terdapatnya pengaruh yang negatif antara indeks pendidikan dan tingkat pengangtabel 5. hasil analisis model gls (general least square) dependent variable: tpt variable coefficient c -18,79752*** lpe -1,253283*** lnak 4,147202*** p -0,273174*** lnpp -0,056279*** adj r-square 0,999806 f-statistic 18639,52 prob (f-statistic) 0,000000 durbin watson stat 1,453621 *** signifikan pada level 1 % ; ** signifikan pada level 5 % ; * signifikan pada level 10 % jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 2, oktober 2014: 171-181 180 guran terbuka mengindikasikan bahwasanya tingkat pengangguran dipengaruhi oleh indeks pendidikan. yang berarti pendidikan dapat mengurangi jumlah pengangguran sesuai dengan teori, jadi pendidikan merupakan salah satu faktor yang harus ditingkatkan lagi agar kualitas sumberdaya manusia daerah istimewa yogyakarta semakin berkualitas dan mempunyai daya saing. berdasarkan data yang sudah diolah, pengeluaran pemerintah menunjukkan tanda negatif dan signifikan secara statistik pada derajat kepercayaan 1 persen untuk semua kabupaten/kota di daerah istimewa yogyakarta. peningkatan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 1 persen akan menurunkan tingkat pengangguran terbuka 0,05 persen dengan asumsi tidak ada perubahan dalam jumlah variabel bebas. variabel pendidikan mempunyai koefisien negatif yang berarti antara variabel pendidikan dengan tingkat pengangguran terbuka mempunyai hubungan yang negatif. hasil olah data laju pertumbuhan ekonomi, angkatan kerja, pendidikan dan pengeluaran pemerintah terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di kabupatan dan kota daerah istimewa yogyakarta periode tahun 2007 sampai 2012 memperlihatkan nilai r sebesar 0,99. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa secara statistik 99,9% tingkat pengangguran terbuka (tpt) dipengaruhi oleh laju pertumbuhan ekonomi, angkatan kerja, pendidikan dan pengeluaran pemerintah. sedangkan sisanya 0,01% dipengaruhi oleh variabel di luar studi ini. simpulan berdasarkan hasil studi diketahui pengaruh laju pertumbuhan ekonomi berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di kabupaten dan kota daerah istimewa yogyakarta. studi ini mempunyai kesamaan dengan studi zulhanafi, hasdi aimon, efrizal syofyan (2013). di mana apabila pertumbuhan ekonomi meningkat berarti telah terjadi kenaikan terhadap produksi barang dan jasa, karena kenaikan produksi barang dan jasa akan menyebabkan kenaikan terhadap faktorfaktor produksi salah satunya adalah tenaga kerja. kenaikan permintaan tenaga kerja ini akan berakibat terhadap menurunnya tingkat pengangguran, begitu juga sebaliknya. angkatan kerja berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di kabupaten dan kota daerah istimewa yogyakarta. hal ini sesuai dengan teori permintaan tenaga kerja, di mana permintaan adalah hubungan antara tingkat upah dan kuantitas tenaga kerja yang dikehendaki oleh majikan untuk dipekerjakan. di mana ketika pasokan tenaga kerja memiliki jumlah banyak tetapi permintaan atas jumlah tenaga kerja yang dikehendaki atau dipekerjakan sedikit maka akan mengakibatkan surplus tenaga kerja. berdasarkan hasil studi diketahui pengaruh pendidikan berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di kabupaten dan kota daerah istimewa yogyakarta. studi ini mempunyai kesamaan dengan studi sirait dan marhaeni (2013). pendidikan dapat mengurangi jumlah pengangguran sesuai dengan teori human capital, jadi pendidikan merupakan salah satu faktor yang harus ditingkatkan lagi agar kualitas sumberdaya manusia daerah istimewa yogyakarta semakin berkualitas dan mempunyai daya saing. berdasarkan hasil studi diketahui pengaruh pengeluaran pemerintah berpengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran terbuka di kabupaten dan kota daerah istimewa yogyakarta. hal ini sesuai dengan teori keynes, ketika peningkatan dalam pengeluaran pemerintah dan penurunan dalam pajak, maka suatu suntikan (injection) ke dalam aliran sirkulasi pendapatan nasional akan 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(2013). analisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi produktivitas dan tingkat pengangguran di indonesia. jurnal kajian ekonomi vol.2. no.3. jesp | jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan article type: research paper valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: a study of commuter line (krl) in tangerang selatan, west java indonesia endah saptutyningsih*, laila karimah abstract: this study aims to determine the value of willingness to pay for commuter line (krl) users to improve the quality of krl services and identify determinants of willingness to pay for krl service users to improve service quality. the method used in this study is a contingent valuation method. in collecting data used the face to face interview method with the electric rail train user. the results of the study show that the average wtp for improving the quality of krl services is idr 4,500 (usd 0.32). the cleanliness, comfort, travel time, and income of each krl user affect the ktp users to improve the quality of krl services. the result of the study is expected to improve the quality of krl services, especially in south tangerang, and can be a reference for managers for public transportation services. keywords: public transportation; willingness to pay, contingent valuation method; commuter line; economic valuation. jel classification: r40. introduction the use of electric train services or known as krl can be the main choice in transportation services. therefore, rail transportation services must be able to provide maximum satisfaction to users, especially in terms of service and convenience of customers on the train. logit models have been used in several previous studies to examine the determinants of service quality of different modes of transportation (hensher, 2002; henser, 2001). by using this model, various determinants of the quality of transportation service services can be estimated. one of the most widely used means of transportation is the commuter line (krl). in 2015 the use of krl train services increased by 40.65%. the total number of passengers is 257,530,195 for all jabodetabek krl users with 705,562 passengers per day, the number of stations passed by krl per day is 881, 70 stations and there are 666 krl units used. net income received by jabodetabek commuter pt. kai is idr1.7 trillion with a total number of employees of 3,028 people. safety for the users of this service is continually improved so that people feel comfortable when entrain, pt. kai installed as affiliation: universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta. indonesia. *correspondence: endahsaptuty@umy.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.20.1.5017 citation: saptutyningsih, e. & karimah, l. (2019). valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: a study of commuter line (krl) in tangerang selatan, west java indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 89-98 article history received: october 2018 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 90 many as 300 cctvs that were distributed throughout the stations and train cars (pt kai's report, 2017). tangerang is a business city that competes with the capital city of jakarta which has the highest level of mobility. the high population density and the high value of land in tangerang as a business center are highly dependent on surrounding areas such as jakarta, bogor, and bekasi in their economic activities. high mobility from the buffer zone to the center and vice versa, requires effective and efficient transportation and the right type of transportation. the number of krl commuter line passengers in november 2016 was around 24,104 people or 4.75 percent of the total number of train passengers outside java and in december 2016 it increased to 24841 people. from january to february 2017 it was noted that there was a decrease in the number of jabodetabek krl passengers to 21,743 people. in march 2017 it increased to 25,411 passengers. this figure continues to increase until may 2017 as 27,385 passengers and down again in june, which is around 24,432. in july 2017 the number of passengers rose to 27,016 passengers and continued to increase along with access to work locations which was getting easier and faster when using krl. based on the pt kai report (2017) there are several shortcomings of pt. kai include: 1) number of passengers who always exceed capacity so that it is not comfortable; 2) disruption of facilities and infrastructure as well as technical problems so that the departure and arrival schedules are often not on time; 3) train accidents often occur either caused by human errors or technical errors so that they cannot provide safe services. therefore, it is necessary to improve the quality of krl services so that users get satisfaction. the satisfaction of krl users to obtain good services can be measured using economic valuations. user satisfaction is one item that has no market price or in other words nonmarket goods. to conduct an economic valuation of non-market goods can be determined by calculating the amount of willingness to pay (wtp). willingness to pay (wtp) is the willingness to pay for a better quality of goods and services. this study aims to calculate paps for krl service users to improve the quality of krl services and the factors that influence them. figure 1 the number of passengers of krl source: central statistics agency, 2017 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 krl jabodetabek krl non-jabodetabek saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 91 this study is similar to the study conducted by sari and setiartiti (2015) with cvm analysis tools. the average wtp to improve the quality of trains is idr 78,666 per person. the study found that age, length of education, income, number of dependents, the purpose of the trip had a positive and significant effect on long-distance economy class trains in jogja-jakarta. the study conducted by lestari and nahdalina (2017) found that the ease of buying tickets, cleanliness, security and service personnel had a positive and significant influence on paps. the users of kopaja bus services are willing to pay an additional more than idr2000 for service to increase. emalia and huntar (2015) use cvm with binary logistic regression analysis. the study found that income and education level had a positive and significant effect on paps while the frequency of garbage transportation had a positive but not significant effect on paps. the total number of paps for service quality is idr 18,200. as many as 73 respondents were willing to pay for waste processing and comply with processing rules while as many as 21 respondents did not comply with the rules. permata (2012) found that airport trains were made to facilitate access to the airport with an average wtp of rp 23,195. the percentage of respondents who want to pay for safety services to be better is 80%. as many as 50% of respondents stated that the most dominant priority in customer service for railroad users was the timeliness of service. while respondents who stated that convenience needs to be prioritized as much as 20% and the rest stated that the ease of obtaining service and responsibility was necessary for serving train users. julien and mahalli (2015) have examined the ability to pay and willingness to pay for the airport railink service. the results show that the average respondent's ability to pay is idr 78,375 and the average willingness of the respondent to pay is idr 60,375. however, after an increase in quality, the average respondent's ability to pay will be idr 71,375 with the average wtp added by the respondents of idr 22,632. abuhamoud et al. (2011) employed binary logit analysis with the dependent variable "0" if using a government bus and "1" if using a car. the study was conducted in the tripoli which has a very high level of private and public transportation use. the number of samples is 350 respondents which are stratified sampling. the study recommends reducing car use during rush hour, focus on increasing the cost of use and providing faster and more reliable public transportation. the use of cvm in economic valuation of public transportation, especially in big cities in indonesia, which is much in demand by public transportation users, still needs to be explored further. therefore, this study aims to find out the determinants of wtp of krl users for improving the quality of krl services. it is hoped that this study can improve the quality of public transportation facilities, especially krl in major cities in indonesia, and the quality of transportation facilities in general so that people use more public transportation facilities rather than private vehicles. this can be one solution to reduce the high level of congestion which can also indirectly improve air quality in major cities in indonesia. table 1 relation between independent and dependent variables variable sign references clean + lestari dan nahdalia (2017), masrun et al (2016) comfort masrun et al (2016) traveltime + hensher dan rose (2007), lestari dan nahdalia (2017) income + setiartiti dan sari (2015), emalia & huntar (2015), hensher dan rose (2007) source: author calculation saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 92 research method study site this study was conducted in the city of south tangerang, precisely at stations spread in the serpong area. the research subjects were the users of serpong–tanah abang electric rail (krl) services. data is obtained directly from respondents using the on-site questionnaire technique with krl service users who are in the area around serpong and well informed about the facilities of the krl. sampling technique the sampling method used for this study is a random sampling technique. according to issac and michael (1981), the number of samples is determined as follows: s = 𝜆².𝑁.𝑃.𝑄 𝑑2(𝑁−1)+ 𝜆² 𝑃𝑄 where s is the number of samples; n is total population; λ² is chi-square, with an error rate of 10%; d is 0.05; p = q = 0.05 so that the total sample of this study was 267 respondents. survey design and administration we surveyed the krl users in the study site to investigate their contribution to improving the krl services quality. their contribution was measured they willing or not to support for improving the krl services quality by the ticket payment. these identified the krl users who care or not about public transportation quality. in order to identify the amount of ticket price for the krl service. we conducted a focus group discussion with 20 krl users who well informed about the krl services. in the discussion, we employed the contingent valuation method that constructed a hypothetical market to measure krl users’ willingness to pay (wtp) for a certain change in the quality (bedate, herrero, & sanz, 2004; sanz, herrero & a. m. bedate, 2003). the average wtp of informed krl users were idr 4,500 (usd 0.32). it could distinguish visitors with sufficient financial support for the museum from those without. based on this estimation, we designed a question to find out whether participants would be willing or not willing to pay idr 4,500 (usd 0.32). for the krl ticket price. data analysis the researcher applied a single dichotomous choice method tied to two possible respondent answers namely "yes" or "no". the dichotomous choice method best uses the contingent valuation method (cvm) approach because this method is closest to market behavior when consumers will choose to buy something or not at a certain price (bateman et.al., 2002). we employed a logistic regression (wang & elhag, 2007) to identify the determinants of krl users’ wtp for improving the quality of the krl services. the dependent variable of the model was the krl users’ wtp for improving the quality of the saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 93 krl services, where 1 indicated their agreements (they willing to pay as idr 4,500) and 0 showed their disagreements (they are not willing to pay as idr 4,500). the independent variables of the model included cleanliness, comfort, travel time, and income. according to hosmer and lemeshow (1989) binary logistic regression is an analytical method used to determine the relationship between the response variable (y) and the binding variable (x) which has the properties of dichotomous or polytomous. based on empirical studies the regression models in this study are as follows: log ( 0 1−𝑝 ) = ß0 + ß1 clean + ß2 comfort + ß3 travel time + ß4 income + e the characteristics of respondents this study uses primary data obtained from the on-site questionnaire to 267 respondents who are krl transportation service users, especially those departing from serpong and buntu swamp stations. this study begins on january 18, 2018, until january 31, 2018. the majority of male krl users use krl transportation across jabodetabek with a percentage reaching 64.04 percent while women reach 35.96 percent. the most dominant number of family dependents 5 people, namely 25.47 percent and the least dependents are one person and the most dependents are as many as 9 people with a percentage of 1.12 percent. the most dominant type of work of respondents is as civil servants (pns) as much as 68.54 percent, traders as much as 10.86 percent, students as much as 7.49 percent, entrepreneurs as much as 4.12 percent, private employees as much as 3.75 percent, teachers as many as 2, 25 percent. while housewives and cpns as much as 0.75 percent and therapists. unemployment. tni / polri and professionals 0.37 percent, respectively. age of respondents varies from 21 years to 55 years. the dominant respondents in this study were ages 21 to 25 years, which were 29.96 percent and the rarest were those aged 51 to 55 years 2.25 percent. respondents in this study were people who had activities in the serpong area to tanahabang station. the number of family dependents is indirectly one of the characteristics of the community in using the electric rail (krl). especially for some families who have more than 3 dependents. this is one of the reasons why people make the decision to use krl. in addition to the very cheap price, it can save monthly fees. krl can also save travel time because there is no need to experience congestion. there are 135 respondents or 51 percent who think the number of dependents is not the main reason for using krl. one reason for using transportation. based on the observations of researchers on the choice in using transportation with the number of family dependents it is not the main reason for respondents to drive. this is because it is not the family's responsibility which is their reason for using krl. however, there are other reasons for their choice of using krl transportation. the average income per month is one of the factors that influence the decision of krl users in issuing costs to improve the quality of krl services. the highest amount of income is dominated by the amount of income of idr 2,000,000 to idr 300,000 163 respondents saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 94 (61 percent). 63 respondents with a percentage of 25 percent had an income of idr 500,000 to idr 1,000,000 and the least amount of income was between idr 3,000,000 to idr 4,000,000 as many as 7 people (3 percent). cleanliness of transportation facilities is one of the people's choices in choosing transportation equipment. if the conditions of transportation equipment, especially clean trains, people tend to choose clean and easy trains because it will be different if they use other means of transportation such as public buses between cities and public transportation. as many as 212 respondents (79 percent) stated that the condition of the krl was in accordance with the standard, namely the presence of a janitor. there were 55 respondents (21 percent) who thought that the current krl conditions were not satisfactory. respondents' characteristics of train convenience in their journey are one of the main choices of the community. pt kai also continues to improve the quality of its services in terms of convenience so that the community continues to use public transportation, one of which is inter-city trains provided by the government. a total of 203 respondents (76 percent) reached more than half of the respondents who agreed with company policies that would make trains with the second tier. this is known when conducting interviews with the company that they are studying this so that people can feel comfortable and not crammed in on the train again. and as many as 64 respondents (24 percent) who think that they do not agree with making a second-tier train because it will make it difficult for the community to go upstairs and it will be difficult when getting off the train. travel duration is one reason for using krl. this is because using krl across jabodetabek can save time compared to using other public transportation or even using private vehicles. 247 respondents (93 percent) agreed that the length of the trip was their reason when using krl. because it can save time to reach destinations, especially for residents of south tangerang who have busy activities in the jakarta area. depok. bekasi and bogor. 20 respondents (7 percent) did not make the length of the trip as a reason for them to use krl. the average wtp for improving krl service quality is idr 4,500 obtained from focus group discussions with 15 random krl service users by asking their wtp to improve the quality of krl services. the minimum value of their wtp is idr 4,000 while the maximum value is idr 100,000. then it was obtained as many as 211 respondents (79 percent) were willing to pay idr 4,500 through the ticket price of krl from serpong to tanah abang. table 2 wtp of respondents wtp = idr 4,500 percentage yes 79% no 21% total 100% source: author calculation saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 95 result and discussion all variables used in this study are valid based on the results of validity testing. based on the results of the cronbach alpha test of the 4 variables tested in this study showed a value of -3.2 meaning that all instrument variables in this study did not have moderate reliability. of the 267 respondents, the majority stated that cleanliness was in accordance with their standards. likewise, they stated that the convenience of krl was the respondent's choice to continue using krl. the average travel time is 21.70 minutes. the average respondent's income is idr 2,192,883. the average value for the willingness to pay variable is 0.79, which indicates that the willingness to pay variable is dominated by respondents who are willing to pay idr 4,500 to improve the quality of krl services. regression feasibility test (wald test) seen from the value of hosmer and lemeshow's test shows that the variables of cleanliness, comfort, length of travel, and income can provide an explanation and prediction of the value of willingness to pay. this research model is suitable for use in this study. model fit test functions to assess whether the model is fit or not fit between the model and the data obtained. in this study, the value of -2 log likelihood (block = 0) was 274,267 and the value of -2 log likelihood (block = 1) was 180,979. the decrease in value from -2ll (block = 1) and -2ll (block = 1) is 274,267 185,008 = 93,228. so it can be concluded that this study fulfills the model fit assumptions. based on the chi-square value in this study it can be concluded that the variables of cleanliness, comfort, length of trip and income simultaneously affect the dependent variable or at least one independent variable that affects the dependent variable. table 3 descriptive statistics of variable minimum maximum mean std. dev. clean 0 1 0,79 0,405 comfort 0 1 0,76 0,428 traveltime 2 155 21,70 16,077 income 500000 4000000 2192883,90 914207,984 wtp 0 1 0,79 0,408 source: author calculation table 4 regression result variable coef. sig. odd ratio clean 3,444 0,000 31,301 comfort 1,170 0,008 3,223 traveltime -0,023 0,021 0,977 income 0,000 0,018 1,000 constant -2,412 0,002 0,090 source: author calculation saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 96 the positive relationship between cleanliness and wtp variables in this study shows that krl users who consider krl cleanliness guaranteed to pay higher than krl users who think that krl cleanliness is not maintained. this shows the high concern of krl users for the cleanliness of public transportation because they want to pay more so that the cleanliness of public transportation is maintained. the results of this study are supported by studies conducted by lestari and nahdalia (2017) and masrun et al (2016). the comfort coefficient value is positive indicating that if the krl comfort level using krl is high, the willingness to pay krl users for service quality will be even higher. the positive relationship between comfort and wtp in this study is because someone wants to sacrifice more to get satisfaction by feeling more comfortable using public transportation than private vehicles. this can be made possible because using public transportation can reduce congestion and pollution. the results of this study, differ from studies conducted by masrun et al (2016). the duration of the trip has a significant influence on the wtp to improve the quality of krl services. the coefficient value of the variable duration of the trip is negative, indicating that visitors who take longer trips using krl are willing to pay for improvements in the quality of krl services. the negative relationship between the duration of the trip with the wtp in this study is because krl users do not want to spend more money to get facilities that are not what they want. time is one of the costs when someone does an activity. if in carrying out activities or going to a place requires longer time, then the opportunity cost will be even greater. a rational person does not want to carry out activities with high opportunity costs. therefore, wtp krl service users are low if the travel time is long. the results of this study, supported studies conducted by hensher and rose (2007), lestari and nahdalia (2017). krl service user revenue has a significant influence on the value of paps to improve the quality of krl services. a positive sign indicates that krl users who have a higher income will be willing to pay to improve the quality of krl services. the positive relationship between income and wtp in this study is because it shows that the increasing income of krl users will pay higher ticket prices so that better krl services. when someone wants to get higher satisfaction, then he wants the results of this study, to have a similarity of studies conducted by sari and setiartiti (2015), emalia and huntari (2015), hensher and rose (2007). conclusion the percentage of krl service users who are willing to pay idr 4,500 to improve the quality of krl services is 79 percent. this indicates that the awareness of krl users to improve the quality of krl services is still low. the positive relationship between cleanliness and comfort with the wtp shows the tendency of krl users to be willing to pay more if the quality of krl services is improved. users of public transportation mean transportation will tend to demand that the quality of krl services be better if the price of krl tickets is higher. saptutyningsih & karimah valuing public transportation using contingent valuation method: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 97 the results of studies that show that krl users with higher incomes are willing to pay more to improve the quality of krl services, indicating that krl managers need to make market segmentation for high-income krl users so that they can contribute in improving the quality of krl services. moreover, they are dominated by private vehicle users who contribute to congestion and pollution in big cities. by improving the quality of krl services, it can reduce the level of congestion and pollution problems that can indirectly have an impact on the 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secara otomatis akan berkurang jika tingkat kesejahteraan masyarakat telah dicapai. sementara pendapat lain mengatakan bahwa tidak ada hubungan positif antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan meningkatkan kualitas lingkungan. makalah ini menyajikan argumen kedua pendapat. makalah ini diakhiri dengan ulasan konsep pdb hijau dikaitkan dengan kerusakan lingkungan, dan kesejahteraan masyarakat. tingkat pertumbuhan pdb hijau memiliki konsekuensi ekonomi yang rendah sejak dikoreksi oleh kendala lingkungan. namun, kualitas lingkungan yang meningkat akan memberi harapan bagi manusia untuk hidup berkelanjutan. masalah yang harus diselesaikan dalam pelaksanaan pdb hijau adalah mendefinisikan kembali kesejahteraan. kata kunci: pdb hijau, pdb coklat, kesejahteraan masyarakat, degradasi lingkungan abstract: economic theories, especially theories of development evolves from the gross domestic product (gdp) to the sustainable economic development. but the scenario toward economic sustainability is still characterized various opinions on the implementation of green gdp. there is the notion that environmental impacts will be reduced automatically if the level of public welfare has been achieved. while other opinion says that there is no positive relationship between economic growth by improving environmental quality. this paper presents the arguments of these two opinions. this paper concludes with reviews of green gdp concept is associated with environmental degradation, and welfare of the community. green gdp growth rates have economic consequences that low since corrected by environmental constraints. however, improved environmental quality and provide hope for humans to live sustainable. problem that must be addressed along with the implementation of green gdp is to do redefinition of welfare. keywords: green gdp, chocolate gdp, welfare society, environmental degradation pendahuluan  sebagian  besar  teori  ekonomi  terutama  per‐ tumbuhan ekonomi makro mengabaikan ma‐ salah‐masalah  lingkungan.  biasanya  dalam  teori  ekonomi,  isu‐isu  lingkungan  dianggap  tidak  bermasalah.  secara  implisit  sering  di‐ asumsikan bahwa konsekuensi masalah ling‐ kungan adalah masalah kecil atau akan sele‐ sai dengan sendirinya (arrow et.al, 1995). be‐ berapa ahli seperti bhagwati (1993) justru ber‐ pendapat  bahwa  pertumbuhan  sebagai  pra  kondisi  bagi  perbaikan  lingkungan.  sebagai  contoh  beckerman  (1992)  berpendapat,  kore‐ lasi yang kuat antara pendapatan dan ukuran  perlindungan  lingkungan  menunjukkan  hu‐ jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 10, nomor 1, april 2009: 99 ‐ 109 100  bungan  yang  positif.  bahkan  lebih  lanjut  di  negara‐negara  berkembang,  pertumbuhan  ekonomi akan menguatkan kemampuan per‐ baikan  terhadap  lingkungan  (panayotou,  1993:14).  di  lain  pihak  ada  juga  pendapat  yang  menyatakan  sebaliknya  seperti  geor‐ gegescu‐roegen  (1997)  menyebutkan  bahwa  pertumbuhan ekonomi  tidak selaras dengan  lingkungan  berkelanjutan.  daly  (1977)  ber‐ argumentasi  bahwa  pertumbuhan  ekonomi  akan mendorong perekonomian dunia menu‐ ju  batasnya  atau  daya  dukung  lingkungan  semakin terbatas.  dalam  istilah  ekonomi  “pembangunan”  biasanya  diartikan  sebagai  kapasitas  dari  suatu  perekonomian  nasional,  yang  kondisi  awalnya  lebih  kurang  statis  dalam  jangka  waktu  yang  cukup  lama,  untuk  berupaya  menghasilkan  dan  mempertahankan  kenai‐ kan  tahunan produk nasional bruto  (todaro,  1994). pembangunan pada tahun 1960‐an dan  tahun  1970‐an  secara  keseluruhan  hampir  selalu dilihat sebagai  fenomena ekonomi, di  mana pertumbuhan gnp per kapita yang ce‐ pat  akan  “menetes  ke  bawah”  (trickle down)  kepada masyarakat luas dalam bentuk peker‐ jaan  dan  kesempatan‐kesempatan  ekonomi  lainnya,  atau  terciptanya  syarat‐syarat  yang  diperlukan  bagi  distribusi  manfaat‐manfaat  ekonomi dan sosial yang lebih luas.  masalah‐masalah  seperti  kemiskinan,  pengangguran,  distribusi  pendapatan  dan  pencemaran  lingkungan  dianggap  soal  kedua,  yang  penting  adalah  menyelesaikan  tugas‐tugas pertumbuhan dulu. arsyad (1988)  menyatakan  pemikir‐pemikir  pembangunan  dari mazhab ekonomi neoklasik dan struktu‐ ralis  yang  dipelopori  oleh  robert  solow  (massachussets  institute  of  technology)  dan  trevor  swan  (australia  national  university)  mempunyai pemahaman yang serupa, bahwa  “capital accumulation, labor, and technology pro‐ gress are the very crucial components to accelerate  development.” ketiga hal tersebut merupakan  kekuatan  pendorong  utama,  yang  dapat  menggerakkan  proses  transformasi  struktu‐ ral. proses ini mengandaikan adanya lompa‐ tan pembangunan yang semula berbasis per‐ tanian ke pembangunan yang berbasis indus‐ tri.  industrialisasi  akan  menyerap  tenaga  kerja  dalam  jumlah  banyak,  yang  menjadi  salah satu elemen vital dalam proses produk‐ si.  bila  proses  produksi  berjalan  baik,  maka  pendapatan nasional pun akan meningkat.  perdebatan  mengenai  teori  pembangu‐ nan ini telah dikritik  juga oleh para pemikir  ekonomi  lain  antara  lain  oleh   dudley seers  dalam  the  meaning  of  development  (1969)  mencoba  menggugat  apa  yang  disebut  “the  growth  fetishism  of  development  theory.”  bagi  dudley  seers,  makna  paling  hakiki  pemba‐ ngunan  itu  bukan  semata  peningkatan  pen‐ dapatan  per  kapita,  melainkan  pemerataan  distribusi  pendapatan,  penurunan  pengang‐ guran,  pembebasan  kemiskinan,  dan  peng‐ hapusan ketidakadilan. keempat isu ini jauh  lebih  mendasar  yang  harus  diselesaikan  dalam  proses  pembangunan,  sebab  semua‐ nya  itu  menjadi  masalah  kritikal  yang  me‐ nyangkut harkat dan martabat kemanusiaan.  dengan  kata  lain,  peningkatan  pendapatan  yang  hanya  dinikmati  oleh  sekelompok  masyarakat tertentu tidak berarti sama sekali,  bila di sebagian masyarakat yang lain  justru  dijumpai  fakta  kemiskinan  dan  ketidakadi‐ lan.  menurut  pengalaman  banyak  negara  berkembang,  kesenjangan  ekonomi  yang  ta‐ jam justru menjadi faktor pemicu munculnya  kekacauan sosial akibat gerakan protes, per‐ tikaian  etnis,  dan  konflik  kelas  yang  sulit  dikendalikan. meksiko dan brazil di amerika  latin, rwanda dan burundi di afrika, serta  india, sri lanka, dan tentu saja indonesia di  asia  adalah  sebagian  dari  contoh  empirik  yang memberi pelajaran berharga.  perkembangan  pemikiran  mengenai  mampukah pdb hijau ... (suryanto)  101 pembangunan  pada  akhirnya  sampai  pada  konsep pembangunan berkelanjutan (sustain‐ able development). konsep yang dikemukakan  dalam  gambar  1  adalah  kelanjutan  dari  pe‐ mikiran‐pemikiran  pembangunan  ekonomi  yang  sudah  ada.  banyak  pemikiran  yang  sepakat  bahwa  pembangunan  ekonomi  me‐ nimbulkan  trade off antara kepentingan eko‐ nomi dan ekologi.  apabila para pemikir pembangunan eko‐ nomi  sudah  menempatkan  pembangunan  berkelanjutan  sebagai  tujuannya  maka  per‐ tanyaan yang muncul adalah model pemba‐ ngunan yang akan digunakan. jika mengacu  pada  meier  dan  stiglitz  (2002)  berarti  pem‐ bangunan  berkelanjutan  adalah  akhir  dari  sebuah  proses  panjang.  sementara  yang  ha‐ rus  diraih  dulu  adalah  pertumbuhan  eko‐ nomi yang  tinggi baru kemudian berpindah  pada  tahap‐tahap  berikutnya.  bagaimana  dengan kondisi lingkungan itu sendiri? sam‐ pai  kapankah    lingkungan  mampu  menjadi  supplier  untuk  memenuhi  permintaan  (de‐ mand) kebutuhan manusia?  model  pembangunan  yang  mengejar  pertumbuhan  ekonomi.  banyak  pendapat  yang menyatakan bahwa  jika pembangunan  didasarkan  pada  pertumbuhan  maka  pada  akhirnya  tujuan  akhir  pembangunan  tidak  akan  tercapai.  pemenuhan  kebutuhan  bagi  manusia  ini  sebenarnya  juga  dalam  rangka  untuk  mencapai  kesejahteraan  manusia.  dalam  ekonomi  dikenal  tiga  sistem  penca‐ paian  kesejahteraan  tersebut  yaitu  sistem  kapitalistik, sosialis‐komunis, dan tradisional.  dari ketiga sistem tersebut hanya sistem ka‐ pitalistiklah yang dianut oleh sebagian besar  manusia selaku penduduk bumi.   kapitalistik adalah sistem ekonomi yang  mengutamakan  kepemilikan  modal  sebagai   dasar  bergeraknya  roda  ekonomi.  dengan  memiliki  modal  maka  individu  dapat  mela‐ kukan  apa  pun  untuk  mencapai  tujuan  hi‐ dupnya.  bahkan,  manusia  dapat  memenuhi  kebutuhan  hidupnya  tidak  hanya  dalam  jangka  waktu  puluhan  tahun.  modal  me‐ mungkinkan  individu  ini  dapat  menguasai  kegiatan‐kegiatan  ekonomi,  mulai  kegiatan  produksi, distribusi, atau bahkan konsumsi.   dampak  bagi  ekonomi,  sistem  kapitalis  menyebabkan  manusia  untuk  berperilaku  efisien. pengertian efisien ini adalah penggu‐ naan  sumber  daya  ekonomi  pada  tingkat  yang optimal untuk mencapai tujuan terten‐ tu.  dengan  efisien  maka  individu  dapat  memaksimalkan  kepuasan  (utilitas)  jika  individu berperilaku sebagai konsumen dan  dapat  memaksimalkan  keuntungan  (profit)  jika individu berperilaku sebagai produsen.  suhartono  (2005)  juga  menyebut  pada  masa  kini  sistem  kehidupan  sosial  didomi‐ nasi oleh paham ekonomi kapitalistik. paham  kapitalistik mendorong sifat kompetitif prag‐ matis perilaku manusia. sifat kompetitif  ini‐ lah  yang  mendorong  efisiensi  sebagai  dam‐ pak  positifnya  dan  melahirkan  sifat  kesera‐ kahan  manusia  sebagai  dampak  negatifnya,  sehingga  mendorong  pola  dan  sikap  dan  sumber: gerald meier & joseph stiglitz, frontiers of development economics (2002)   gambar 1. evolusi pemikiran pembangunan (tujuan)  jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 10, nomor 1, april 2009: 99 ‐ 109 102  perilaku hedonistik sekular. persaingan yang  bersifat monopolistik terlegitimasi baik secara  formal  maupun  kultural.  kini,  keserakahan  mendorong  terbentuknya  keserakahan  hu‐ kum, politik, dan keserakahan sosial lainnya,  khususnya  bidang  pendidikan,  kebudayaan,  dan spiritual keagamaan.   paham egosentrisme sangat kental terasa  dalam  sistem  kapitalis  karena  sistem  ini  mengajarkan  individu  menjadi  individualis.  sistem  kapitalis  menganggap  manusia  dan  sumber daya alam adalah alat untuk menca‐ pai  tujuan  hidupnya.  ukuran  materialistik  menjadi kiblat utama bagi manusia kapitalis.  paham  ini  telah menyebar ke seluruh dunia  termasuk  di  indonesia.  menurut  suhartono  (2005)  dampak  kapitalisme  menyebabkan  dunia  seolah  terbagi  menjadi  dua,  yaitu  mereka  yang  berebut  kemewahan,  dan  mereka yang menahan  lapar dahaga. kedua  kelompok  tersebut  sama‐sama  menggerus  lingkungan  hidup  menjadi  semakin  tidak  harmoni.  tujuan mengejar pertumbuhan ekonomi  dengan  menciptakan  stabilitas  ekonomi  makro sering trade off dengan menjaga keles‐ tarian alam. kondisi tersebut diperparah oleh  era  perdagangan  bebas  di  mana  indonesia  adalah  salah  satu  bagiannya.  tidak  mudah  melepaskan  pengaruh  dunia  internasional  terhadap  perekonomian  domestik.    keseim‐ bangan ekonomi dan ekologi menjadi tujuan  ke dua setelah pertumbuhan ekonomi.  kon‐ disi  seperti  inilah  yang  menurut  djojohadi‐ kusumo  (1981:  60)  disebut  sebagai  “krisis  lingkungan”,  yakni  gejala  akibat  kesalahan  atau  kekurangan  dalam  pola  dan  cara  pengelolaan sumber kebutuhan hidup manu‐ sia.  gejala‐gejala  tersebut  dianggap  sebagai  tekanan  krisis  yang  membahayakan  kelang‐ sungan hidup manusia, seperti ancaman ter‐ hadap kejernihan udara dan sumber air, ter‐ hadap  bahan‐bahan  makanan,  terhadap  ke‐ langsungan  produktivitas  kekayaan  alam  flora dan fauna, dan sebagainya.   apabila  kekuatan  ekologis  ini  telah  sedemikian  melemah,  maka  kesejahteraan  yang  dicapai  manusia  menjadi  tidak  ber‐ kemampuan daya  dukung lahan  polusi limits to growth pertumbuhan pembangunan 1900  2100 sumber: d.h. meadows, d.l. meadows, j. randers and w.w. behrens, the limits  to growth  (dalam brian  j.l. berry, edgar c. conkling and d. michael ray, the  global economy  : resource use, locational choice and international trade, new  jersey : prentice hall, 1993) (dimodifikasi)    gambar 2. model limits to growth dennis meadows   mampukah pdb hijau ... (suryanto)  103 makna.  sebab,  kesejahteraan  tadi  harus  di‐ bayar  dengan  recovery  cost  untuk  memulih‐ kan  dan  menjaga  kelestarian  lingkungan  –  dan  bahkan  social  cost  yang  sulit  dihitung  tingkat kerugiannya. dengan kata  lain, trade  off  yang  ditimbulkan  dari  proses  pemba‐ ngunan sangat  tidak seimbang dengan  ting‐ kat kemakmuran ekonomis yang diraihnya.  kebijakan yang dijalankan tersebut tidak  hanya  terjadi  di  pemerintah  pusat  namun  juga  di  pemerintahan  daerah.  era  otonomi  daerah  memungkinkan  daerah  memacu  peningkatan  pad  daerahnya.  peningkatan  pad  ini  pun  sering  kali  trade  off  dengan  keseimbangan  ekonomi  dan  ekologinya,  sebagai contoh: kerusakan lingkungan akibat  penambangan  timah  di  provinsi  kepulauan  bangka  belitung,  penambangan  pasir  putih  di  kepulauan  riau,  penambangan  emas  di  buyat, dan lain‐lain.  dampak pembangunan ekonomi terha‐ dap lingkungan. pembangunan merupakan  upaya  sadar  untuk  mengelola  dan  meman‐ faatkan  sumber  daya  guna  meningkatkan  mutu  kehidupan  rakyat.  pertumbuhan  eko‐ nomi yang merupakan indikator keberhasilan  suatu  pembangunan  seringkali  digunakan  untuk  mengukur  kualitas  hidup  manusia   sehingga  semakin  tinggi  nilai  pertumbuhan  ekonomi  maka  semakin  tinggi  pula  taraf  hidup manusia. semakin cepat pertumbuhan  ekonomi akan semakin banyak barang sum‐ berdaya yang diperlukan dalam proses pro‐ duksi yang pada gilirannya akan mengurangi  ketersediaan sumberdaya alam sebagai bahan  baku yang tersimpan pada sumberdaya alam  yang  ada.  jadi  semakin  menggebunya  pem‐ bangunan  ekonomi  dalam  rangka  mening‐ katkan  taraf  hidup  masyarakat  berarti  semakin  banyak  barang  sumberdaya  yang  diambil dari dalam bumi dan akan semakin  sedikitlah  jumlah  persediaan  sumberdaya  alam tersebut. di samping itu pembangunan  ekonomi  yang  cepat  dibarengi  dengan  pembangunan  instalasi‐instalasi  pengolah  maka  akan  tercipta  pula  pencemaran  yang  merusak sumberdaya alam dan juga manusia  itu sendiri.  pertanyaan yang hendak dijawab dengan  paper  ini  adalah  apakah  pembangunan  eko‐ nomi mempunyai manfaat positif atau justru  memberi  dampak  negatif  terhadap  lingku‐ ngan?  beberapa  bukti  empirik  yang  telah  dilakukan  oleh  stern  et  al  (1996)  dan  ekins  (1997). efek dari pertumbuhan ekonomi  ter‐ hadap kualitas lingkungan masih dalam kon‐ troversi. satu sisi menempatkan dalam posisi  sumber: panayotou, (1993) dalam stagl (1999)  gambar 3. kurva lingkungan kuznets (environmental kuznets curve ekc)  jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 10, nomor 1, april 2009: 99 ‐ 109 104  mendukung  hipotesis  bahwa  pertumbuhan  ekonomi  akan  menyebabkan  tekanan  terha‐ dap  lingkungan  berkurang  yang  didukung  oleh  ”environmental  kuznets  curve”  (ekc),  pendapat yang lain adalah pertumbuhan eko‐ nomi  akan  menyebabkan  daya  lingkungan  menurun kualitasnya.  pada pendapatan  level  rendah, dampak  lingkungan  masih  rendah  karena  aktifitas  ekonomi  masih  rendah  dan  juga  pembua‐ ngan  limbah  yang  merugikan  lingkungan  masih terbatas. seiring dengan pertumbuhan  ekonomi  yang  terjadi  seperti  intensifikasi  pertanian  dan  take  off  nya  industrialisasi  menyebabkan deplesi lingkungan khususnya  pada sumber daya alam tidak terbarui. pada  tingkat  pembangunan  yang  lebih  tinggi,  terjadi  perubahan  struktural  terhadap  infor‐ masi  baik  pada  industri  maupun  jasa  dan  juga  pada  perhatian  masalah  lingkungan,  penegakan aturan tentang lingkungan.  namun  pendapat  tersebut  di  atas  men‐ dapat  kritik  baik  secara  konsep  antara  lain  oleh  beghin  dan  portier  (1997),  mereka  me‐ nyatakan  bahwa  reaksi  polutan  tersebut  hanya  dalam  jangka  pendek  tidak  dalam  akumulasi stok polusi seperti co2. pencema‐ ran di air juga tidak sesuai dengan teori ekc  ini (hettige et. al).  lebih lanjut ekc hanya cocok dan sesuai  sebagai  model  pencemaran  untuk  satu  jenis  polutan  dan  tidak  sesuai  kalau  diterapkan  pada beberapa jenis polutan. hal ini dikemu‐ kakan oleh mac‐gillivary (1993) yang menges‐ timasi  dampak  lingkungan  termasuk  emisi‐ emisi  pencemarnya  seperti  co2,  nox,  so2,  air,  limbah cair,  tanah,  intensitas energi dan  lain‐lain. kesimpulannya adalah peningkatan  pendapatan di negara‐negara yang tergabung  dalam  oecd  tidak  secara  otomatis  terjadi  penurunan pencemaran.  sedangkan  pendapat  yang  kedua  me‐ nyatakan  bahwa  lingkungan  akan  semakin  menurun  kualitasnya  karena  semakin  ting‐ ginya  jumlah  penduduk  yang  akan  menye‐ babkan  permintaan  akan  bahan  makanan,  lahan untuk tempat tinggal, dan tumpukkan  sampah  dan  polusi.  meadows  et.  al  (2004)  mengemukakan  kembali  teori  batas‐batas  pertumbuhan  jika  pertumbuhan  ekonomi  yang  dijalankan  tidak  memperhatikan  ma‐ salah‐masalah lingkungan.  gambar  4  menunjukkan  bahwa  sumber  daya  alam  yang  semakin  berkurang,  daya  dukung lingkungan semakin menurun kuali‐ tasnya, tingkat output industri pada awalnya  mencapai  tingkat maksimum pada akhirnya  akan mengalami penurunan. sementara, ting‐ kat polusi meningkat tidak terkendali, mem‐ bumbung  tinggi  ke  atas.  pada  akhirnya  jumlah  penduduk  akan  berkurang  secara  alamiah karena kekurangan makanan.    sumber: meadows et.al (2004)  gambar 4. dampak pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap kesejahteraan  mampukah pdb hijau ... (suryanto)  105 dampak  disharmoni  lingkungan  ter‐ hadap  kesejahteraan  hidup.  jika  tujuan  utama  manusia  adalah  mencapai  kesejahte‐ raan hidup maka apa sebenarnya kesejahte‐ raan yang diinginkan  tersebut semakin  jauh  dari  harapan.  manusia  dengan  kapitalisme‐ nya berupaya mencapai tingkat pertumbuhan  ekonomi yang tinggi namun  jika lingkungan  hidup  dibiarkan  rusak  maka  pembangunan  yang  dilakukan  tersebut  menjadi  semakin  tidak bermakna.  ilustrasi  sederhana,  pada  saat  lingku‐ ngan  hidup  masih  asri,  manusia  berniat  mengubah  lingkungan  sedemikian  rupa  untuk  memuaskan  kebutuhannya.  mereka  mengeksploitasi  kekayaan  alam  dengan  mengesampingkan  keseimbangan  ekologi,  pada  akhirnya  pertumbuhan  ekonomi  cepat  melaju.  mereka  berharap  dengan  ekonomi  yang  berkembang  cepat  memungkinkan  mereka  untuk  melakukan  peningkatan  kua‐ litas  hidupnya.  namun  benarkah  kualitas  hidup bisa dipenuhi dengan kerusakan ling‐ kungan hidup dari akibat kebijakan pemba‐ ngunan tersebut. contoh kasus yang dikemu‐ kakan oleh  irianto (2008) dalam artikel yang  dimuat di harian kompas tanggal 2 januari  2008 menyebutkan bencana banjir yang lebih  dashyat akan terjadi pada bulan januari 2008.  argumen  yang  dikemukakan  didasarkan  pada  prakiraan  bmg,  hujan  dengan  inten‐ sitas  lebih  tinggi disertai gelombang pasang  laut berpeluang terjadi. kondisi  ini diperbu‐ ruk dengan degradasi kualitas daerah aliran  sungai yang bergeser dari kritis menjadi bere‐ siko tinggi.  pendapatan  nasional  per  kapita  akan  meningkat  tidak  akan  menjamin  manusia  bisa  mencapai  kesejahteraan.  pendapatan  individu yang tinggi tapi manusia tetap saja  tidak  bisa  menikmati  kualitas  hidup  yang  baik.  pola  pikir  kapitalis  jika  digambarkan   tampak pada gambar 5.  peran  iptek  pada  awalnya  diciptakan  untuk  digunakan  untuk  mengeksploitasi  sumber  daya  alam  dan  lingkungan  sesuai  dengan  kebutuhan  manusia.  namun  bagi  manusia  kapitalis,  iptek  dimanfaatkan  secara  objektif  apa  adanya,  dengan  tanpa  mempertimbangkan  hakikat  ontologis  dan  etis (suhartono, 2005). pada gambar 5 di atas  terlihat  bahwa  para  pemilik  modal  mampu  membeli dan menggunakan teknologi untuk  semakin memperbesar kekayaannya, semen‐ tara  sisi yang lain kaum miskin/pekerja tetap  dengan keterbatasannya. kondisi ini menga‐ kibatkan eksploitasi sumber daya alam oleh  para pemilik modal karena keserakahan dan  juga  oleh  para  kaum  miskin/pekerja  karena  keterbatasan  mereka.  sekali  lagi  lingkungan  menjadi  pihak  yang  dirugikan  oleh  kedua  belah pihak.  mengapa keserakahan dan  juga keterba‐ tasan  para  pekerja/kaum  miskin  menyebab‐ kan degradasi  lingkungan? watak keseraka‐ han  adalah  watak  bawaan  dari  manusia,  dalam sistem kapitalis sifat bawaan tersebut  dibiarkan  berkembang  tanpa  ada  upaya  untuk  dikendalikan.  peran  media  yang  menyajikan  kesombongan  dan  kemewahan  akhirnya membuat para kaum miskin/pekerja  merasa  termarginalisasi  dan  merasa  dirugi‐ kan tapi tidak berdaya.  gaya  hidup  yang  terlanjur  hedonistik  inilah yang mempercepat kerusakan  lingku‐ ngan. arti dan fungsi kebutuhan pokok ber‐ geser menjadi sekunder dan sebaliknya kebu‐ tuhan sekunder berfungsi sebagai kebutuhan  pokok. suhartono  (2005)  memberikan  contoh  pengadaan  makanan  dan  minuman  dari  kesehatan menjadi kelezatan. model pakaian,  model  perumahan,  model  peralatan  hidup  lainnya berubah menaidi kemewahan. inilah  yang  menjadi  ukuran  harga  diri  seseorang  sebagai manusia.  jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 10, nomor 1, april 2009: 99 ‐ 109 106  produk  domestik  bruto  hijau  (pdb  hijau/green  gdp).  pembangunan  ekonomi  dalam arti sempit dapat diukur dari pertum‐ buhan ekonomi. pertumbuhan ekonomi diu‐ kur  dari  pertambahan  pdb.  jika  pdb  me‐ ningkat maka dapat diartikan bahwa  terjadi  pertumbuhan ekonomi. upaya meningkatkan  pdb  tanpa  memperhatikan  masalah  lingku‐ ngan sering disebut sebagai pdb coklat atau  (brown gdp). di sebagian besar negara‐nega‐ ra dunia ketiga pembangunan ekonomi ma‐ sih sering diukur dari pdb coklat ini.  jika tujuan akhir dari pembangunan ada‐ lah kesejahteraan maka perlu dipertanyakan  kembali  apakah  tujuan  pembangunan  terse‐ but dapat dicapai dari peningkatan pdb saja.  peningkatan pdb berarti kapasitas produksi  nasional meningkat secara agregatif. perma‐ salahan  apakah  peningkatan  kapasitas  pro‐ duksi  tersebut  ternyata  menimbulkan  masa‐ lah‐masalah  degradasi  lingkungan  dalam  metode pdb coklat hal tersebut tidak diper‐ hitungkan.  pdb  hijau  adalah  pengembangan  lebih  gambar 5. hubungan antara sistem ekonomi kapitalis dan degradasi lingkungan  mampukah pdb hijau ... (suryanto)  107 lanjut dari pdb coklat, pdb hijau adalah ko‐ reksi  dari  konsep  pdb  coklat  yang  tidak  mengakomodasi  kegagalan  pasar.  model  pdb  coklat  adalah  representasi  dari  teori  ekonomi  pasar,  menurut  suparmoko  dan  maria  (2000)  produsen  harus  membayar  se‐ mua biaya material dan jasa yang digunakan  untuk  memproduksi  output  termasuk  pem‐ buangan  limbah.  secara  sama  konsumen  yang membeli barang  tersebut  juga memba‐ yar semua biaya tersebut termasuk pembua‐ ngan limbah. dalam dunia nyata hal tersebut  tidak berlaku, pihak produsen maupun kon‐ sumen  sama‐sama  tidak  mau  menanggung  dampak  dari  tindakan  ekonominya.  dalam  teori  ekonomi  inilah  yang  disebut  oleh  eks‐ ternalitas.   beberapa  kelemahan  pdb  coklat  dalam  mengukur  kesejahteraan  (suparmoko,  2006):  (1)  mengukur  kegiatan  ekonomi  bukan  kesejahteraan ekonomi, (2) biaya pencegahan  kerusakan  dan  perbaikan  lingkungan  dihi‐ tung  sebagai  pendapatan,  (3)  berkurangnya  sumber daya alam dan rusaknya lingkungan  tidak tampak, dan (4) struktur perekonomian  bersifat semu.  berdasarkan hal  tersebut pbb dan world  bank telah membangun sebuah alternatif indi‐ kator  secara  makro  dari  perubahan  lingku‐ ngan  dan  pendapatan  dan  output.  sebagai  hasil dari usaha tersebut statistical division of  the  united  nations  (unstat),  mempublika‐ sikan  handbook  system  of  national  account  (sna)  pada  tahun  1993  yang  menyediakan  konsep  dasar  dalam  mengimplementasikan  system for integrated environmental and econo‐ mic  accounting  (seea)  dan  perubahan  ling‐ kungan pada gdp (green gdp) yang mengi‐ lustrasikan hubungan antara lingkungan ala‐ miah  dan  perekonomian.  menanggapi  reko‐ mendasi dari pbb, economic planning agency  of  japan  (epa)  menerbitkan  untuk  pertama  kali  pada  tahun  1995  estimasi  seea  dan  green gdp untuk tahun 1985 dan tahun 1990.   dalam  definisi  tersebut  dapat  difahami  bahwa  konsep  pembangunan  berkelanjutan  didirikan  atau  didukung  oleh  3  pilar,  yaitu  ekonomi, sosial, dan lingkungan. ketiga pen‐ dekatan tersebut bukanlah pendekatan yang      sumber: askary, 2005  gambar 6. pilar pembangunan berkelanjutan  jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 10, nomor 1, april 2009: 99 ‐ 109 108  berdiri  sendiri‐sendiri,  tetapi  saling  terkait  dan  mempengaruhi  satu  sama  lain.  secara  skematis, keterkaitan antara 3 komponen di‐ maksud  dapat  digambarkan  pada  bagan  di  atas (munasinghe‐cruz, 1995).  kesimpulan  keberadaan  pdb  hijau  setidaknya  menjadi  media  untuk  mengurangi  tekanan  terhadap  lingkungan.  karakteristik  pdb  hijau  yang  mengakomodasi  degradasi  lingkungan  dan  deplesi sumber daya alam akan mengoreksi  kelemahan‐kelemahan  dari  pdb  coklat.  jika  pdb  hijau  diberlakukan  maka  apa  yang  dikhawatirkan limits to growth dan penuru‐ nan  indeks  kesejahteraan  bisa  ditunda.  diskusi  mengenai  mode‐model  pembangu‐ nan ekonomi telah menempatkan pembangu‐ nan  berkelanjutan  sebagai  tujuan.  namun  apakah skenario yang akan ditempuh memi‐ liki konsekuensi‐konsekuensi tersendiri.   dua pilihan tersebut adalah sebagai beri‐ kut:  (1)  pilihan  menggunakan  pdb  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effect of cards as payment instruments represented by both debit and credit cards on money velocity in indonesia within the period of 2016m1 to 2020m6 using the vecm (vector error correction model) analysis method. the research findings show that long-run card-based payment instrument has a significant effect on money circulation in indonesia. it means that money velocity in indonesia is not constant. money velocity is a key concept in monetary theories and an important element for monetary analysis. therefore, it is important for central bank to monitor and understand the money velocity trends to provide longterm benefits. the research findings are also expected to provide an additional insight to policymakers, especially central bank as monetary authority doe to the possibly occurring risks caused by the money circulation instability in economy. keywords: debit card; credit card; money velocity; vector error correction model jel classification: g18, g23, g28 introduction financial innovation has received a lot of attention from financial literacy in the last few decades (fiordelisi et al., 2010). the development of financial innovation, especially in the payment system, has encouraged banks throughout the world to make innovations resulting in new non-cash-based financial and payment systems, such as card-based payment instruments in the forms of automatic teller machine (atm) as well as credit, debit, and prepaid cards. the regulation related to card-based transactions was first issued by bank indonesia at the end of 2004. the provisions related to cardbased payment instruments have been regulated in bank indonesia regulation no.7/52/pbi/2005. however, this regulation was integrated with the regulations for implementing the electronic money activities. until 2009, the regulation on card-based payment instruments was officially separated from the electronic money regulation and a new regulation was made in bank indonesia regulation no. 11/11/pbi/2009 on the operation of card-based payment instrument activities (bank indonesia, 2009). affiliation: department of economics, faculty of economics, universitas negeri padang, west sumatra, indonesia *correspondence: hari.putra@fe.unp.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.11208 citation: putra, h.s., huljannah, m., anis, a., & azhar, z. (2021). debit and credit cards: money velocity risks. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 228-243. article history received: 24 feb 2021 revised: 29 apr 2021 18 jun 2021 13 jul 2021 11 sep 2021 accepted: 20 sep 2021 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=zbihfwkaaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=1phab8maaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=xycwtmiaaaaj&hl=en http://ep.fe.unp.ac.id/ http://ep.fe.unp.ac.id/ http://ep.fe.unp.ac.id/ mailto:hari.putra@fe.unp.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/11208 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.11208&domain=pdf putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 229 atm card is a card-based payment instrument used to make cash withdrawals and/or transfers of funds in which the cardholder's obligations are should be immediately fulfilled and by directly reducing the cardholder's deposits at the authorized bank or non-bank institution to raise funds under the prevailing laws and regulations. conversely, a debit card is a card-based payment instrument used to make payments for obligations from various economic activities, including shopping transactions, in which the cardholder's obligations should be immediately fulfilled by directly reducing the cardholder's deposits at the authorized bank or non-bank institution to raise funds following the provisions of the applicable laws. the non-cash payment instruments have recently developed and increasingly been used by the public. this fact shows that non-cash payment services provided by bank and nonbank institutions, in the process of sending funds, clearing operators, and settlement systems are already available and possibly held in indonesia. it is assumed that the level of public interest in using non-cash payment instruments can affect the demands for cash and stability of money circulation in a country. this is confirmed by (alih et al., 2018; rahayu & nugroho, 2020) explaining that more sophisticated payment system makes people use electronic money more and more. this has an impact on the continuously decreasing use of cash and checks in the society. the rapid development of technology has changed the role and function of money in which when making a transaction, a person no longer needs cash but he/she can use alternative payment instruments to replace cash, such as credit and debit cards. in the study conducted by (pandhit, 2020), to stimulate an efficient economy and expand the banking activities of indonesian people is to perform financial inclusion. the indicators used are the ownership of credit and debit card as well as domestic credit ratios. the recommendation given is that the government in the asean 8 regions should encourage and facilitate the expansion and acceleration of access to financial technology to the public and massively and fairly accelerate the implementation of financial inclusion for wider communities. this phenomenon makes money easily transferred and changed from hands to hands and makes digital money slowly replace cash (reiss, 2018). financial innovations, such as the issuance of credit and debit cards can reduce the stability of money velocity. (ghasani, 2015; lintangsari et al., 2018) explained that non-cash payment transactions can affect the money velocity in which the increasing volume of non-cash payment transactions made by the society will increase the money velocity. reaffirming the effect of financial innovation on money velocity. (sarwono, 2003) explains that the rapid development in financial sector reduces the ability of central bank to control the amount or quantity of money in circulation. due to the rapid innovation of financial products and processes, the creation of money in circulation will increasingly occur outside the monetary authority. this development causes the stability of money demand equation, multipliers, and velocity to be disturbed. many countries have implemented card-based non-cash payment systems for transactions, including indonesia. the popularity of card payment instruments can be seen from a large number of card payment transactions in indonesia. based on graph 1, it is known that card-based payment transactions can fluctuate over time. even though in putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 230 the previous period the total card-based non-cash transactions increased, a dramatic decrease may still occur in the next period, and vice versa. figure 1 development of card-based non-cash payment transactions in indonesia (million rupiahs) source: bank indonesia the positive movement trend of total card-based non-cash transactions, indirectly capturing the phenomenon that people's habits in transactions have recently changed leading to a cashless society in which the role of cash has slowly started fading in the society. some elements of central bank policy, such as restrictions on cash demand and money circulation in indonesia will be disrupted. the findings of non-cash payment risks on monetary and financial stability are also highlighted in the following literature. as stated by (alih et al., 2018), neglecting financial innovation can lead to specification errors in determining the money demand levels. unstable money velocity, unpredictable changes in money demands, and problems, such as a biased money demand outcome may occur. supported by (choi, 2019; dunne & kasekende, 2018; xu et al., 2020), financial innovation is found as an important variable in determining and harming money demand. according to the research conducted by (wei, 2018), the existence of continuous financial innovation will affect people’s lifestyles and a country’s economic growth, especially the distribution of third-party payments to cash circulation. the substitutional effect generated by this payment innovation is significant and at the same time, decreases the cash demand, increases the bank's commercial credit creation ability, money supply, and accelerates money circulation money in economy. in addition, (jiang & shao, 2020) explains that the amount of money in circulation is a significant part of central bank's balance sheet, while the decreasing cash demand will have important implications for seigniorage income, independence, and the ability of central bank to conduct the monetary policy. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 development of total card-based non-cash payment transactions in indonesia credit card transaction debit card transaction putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 231 the development of card-based non-cash payment instruments, such as atms and debit cards with savings as the underlying causes a shift in the function of savings from deposits which cannot be withdrawn any time to become those withdrawn any time, similar to the demand deposits. thus, it is necessary to consider the classification of savings using atm or debit card as a part of narrow money (m1) in the demand deposit category instead of m2. inaccurate classification of monetary quantities can have implications for errors in the formulation and implementation of monetary policy using monetary quantities as the operational targets (pramono et al., 2006). money velocity is used to measure the circulation rate of one money unit used to make transactions in economy. money velocity is a measure of how many times an average currency unit is used to buy goods and services in a certain period (aliyu & dodo, 2021). the notion connects the size of economic activity to a particular money supply and one element determining inflation is money exchange rate. central bank can control the price (p) by targeting m. this is the importance of monitoring and ensuring the money velocity. for central banks which use the monetary amounts as their operational and final target, money velocity is an important indicator required more attention. money is a measure of number of times related to the average unit of currency used in the transaction process over a certain period. this concept relates the measure of economic activity to the money supply and money exchange rate. money velocity must be predictable and stable. money velocity is used to measure the circulation rate of one money unit used to make transactions in economy. innovations in financial market, such as the issuance of non-cash payment instruments, are believed to reduce the stability of money velocity. from the explanation of money demand theory (mankiw, 2019), it can be concluded that several factors affect the money velocity circulation, including form of institutions and technology in economy affecting the behavior of individuals making transactions, as well as the amount of income, money demand, price level, and interest rates. the existence of financial innovation as a result of rapid development of technology, especially in banking sector, is believed changing people's behavior in transactions. the issuance of card-based non-cash payment instruments is assumed to be one factor reducing the use of cash and increasing the efficiency of transaction settlement time, this, of course, will have an impact on the stability of money velocity and be able to change the function of money demand (gintting et al., 2019). a good understanding on money velocity is important in establishing a credible and targeted monetary policy program. thus, this payment instrument innovation needs special attention from policy-making institutions, such as central bank to pay more attention to the impact of financial innovations and create the targeted monetary policies and actions for the sake of creating stability in a country’s financial system. the calculation of monetary amount related to the progress of non-cash payments needs to be well improved. most previous studies only focused on one payment instrument using a card and there are only limited literatures comparing the effect of all payment instruments using cards (debit and credit card) on money velocity or amount of money in circulation. putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 232 thus, further research is needed related to the impact of innovation of payment system using cards in monetary sphere. this is an interesting study to conduct, especially in indonesia, given a large number of people with a fairly consumptive society and classified as an emerging market. money velocity is interesting to study because it is greatly influential related to the effectiveness of monetary policy implementation. in-depth analysis on the impact of payment innovation on money velocity is greatly important to become a reference for monetary authorities in making policies and anticipating the impact of changes in money velocity in economy. one important focus of this research is to find out how money velocity responds to the use of card-based non-cash transaction tools occurring in indonesia. money velocity can be described from the ratio between base money and nominal gross domestic product. therefore, this study aims to determine the effect of using a payment instrument like credit and debit cards on money velocity in indonesia for long and short terms. research method this study examined the impact of payment transactions using cards represented by (credit and debit cards) on money velocity in indonesia, using control variables of interest rates and inflation describing a country’s economic conditions. money velocity is described by the ratio between the amount of money in circulation, in this study taking based money (m0) and nominal gdp. because this research focused on identifying and analyzing the impact of card-based payment transactions on money velocity circulation, the research period started from 2016m1 to 2020m6. the reason was that the researchers tried to get more accurate results under the current situation. the selection of monthly data was expected to provide more accurate results. this study used the secondary data in the form of time series sourced from the websites of bank indonesia and statistics indonesia. to see the effect of independent variables on money velocity circulation in indonesia, several analytical tests were performed including data stationarity test using augmented dickey fuller (adf), determining lag length using the akaike information criterion (aic), and engle-granger co-integration test or augmented engle-granger (aeg) and classical assumption test consisting of normality test, multicollinearity test, heteroscedasticity test, and autocorrelation test. finding that there was cointegration between variables in the study, the appropriate model used in this literature is vecm model. vecm is an econometric model used to determine a variable’s short-run to long-run behavior (anis et al., 2019). in addition, vd and irf tests were also performed. the vecm model to test the effect of card payment on money velocity circulation in this study is: ttiinfi n iri n idci n icdi n it ectv tttt  ++++++= −==== −−−− 16504030200 1111 putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 233 where: t v : money velocity, t cd : credit card transactions, t dc : debit card transactions, t r : interest rate, t inf : inflation rate, ni  : constant, t  : error coefficient or noise factor, ni, : long lag, ect : error correction term or error disequilibrium. result and discussion stationarity test results the stationarity test was conducted to see whether or not the data used in this study were stationary. based on the following processed results, it can be seen that all variables in this study were stationary at the first difference level proven by comparing the adf test statistical value which was greater than the critical value. this fact was also supported by the comparison of probability value of each variable that was respectively smaller than the alpha level of 1%, 5%, 10%. table 1 stationarity test results variable unit root test on adf test stat. critical values 5% prob.* information money velocity 1st difference -3.218523 -2.933158 0.0258 stationary debit card 1st difference -14.74305 -2.918778 0.0000 stationary credit card 1st difference -10.04640 -2.918778 0.0000 stationary interest rate 1st difference -5.107005 -2.918778 0.0001 stationary inflation 1st difference -6.783378 -2.918778 0.0000 stationary lag length test results the optimal lag selection is greatly beneficial to overcome the autocorrelation problems. in this study, the optimal lag selection was based on the sequential modified lr test statistical criteria in which the optimal lag was in lag 1. table 2 optimal lag length test results lag lr aic sc hq 0 na -5.992866 -5.660465* -5.920055 1 64.22802* -6.452593* -5.305379 -6.015728* 2 30.89806 -6.244851 -4.141626 -5.443931 3 22.59480 -5.909404 -2.850167 -4.744429 co-integration test results as stated by (engle & granger, 1987), a linear combination of two or more non-stationary time series variables may be stationary. if the combination of these non-stationary variables produces a stationary residual, then the variables are said to be cointegrated. it means that there is a long-run relationship between variables in the vecm system. the next step in vecm estimation is a cointegration test to determine the existence of a longputra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 234 run relationship between variables to know whether or not the model used is a differentiation level of var model (if there is no cointegration) or of vecm model (if there is cointegration). based on the table 3, it can be seen that the trace statistical value is greater than the critical value with a significance level of 5%. it means that there is cointegration for the data in this study showing that there is a long-run balance between various variables used in this study. the data co-integration shows that the appropriate model to use is the vecm model. table 3 co-integration test results hypothesized ce(s)no. trace statistics critical value of 0.05 prob.** none* 157.3789 69.81889 0.0000 at most 1* 108.9866 47.85613 0.0000 at most 2* 66.13068 29.79707 0.0000 at most 3* 33.11735 15.49471 0.0001 at most 4* 6.864638 3.841466 0.0088 granger’s causality test the granger causality test analysis in this study shows that there was a one-way causality relationship between money velocity (v) and credit card (cd), where money velocity (v) statistically and significantly affected credit card (cd). there was also a two-way causality relationship between money velocity (v) and inflation (inf). meanwhile, debit card and interest rate (r), had a one-way causality relationship, where credit card (cd) statistically and significantly affected interest rate (r). this was indicated by the probability value of each variable which was smaller than the alpha level of 0.05. table 4 granger’s causality test lag null hypothesis f-statistics prob. 1 dc is not granger causing v v is not granger causing dc 0.55872 4.55187 0.4583 0.0378 1 cd is not granger causing v v is not granger causing cd 1.33603 2.92152 0.2532 0.0936 1 r is not granger causing v v is not granger causing r 2.35964 0.15708 0.1308 0.6935 1 inf is not granger causing v v is not granger causing inf 6.33614 7.41758 0.0151 0.0089 1 r is not granger causing dc dc is not granger causing r 0.03869 3.64910 0.8449 0.0618 1 inf is not granger causing dc dc is not granger causing inf 0.95401 0.60941 0.3334 0.4387 1 r is not granger causing cd cd is not granger causing r 0.60601 4.10501 0.4400 0.0481 1 inf is not granger causing cd cd is not granger causing inf 0.12195 0.83422 0.7284 0.3654 1 inf is not granger causing r r is not granger causing inf 0.03466 0.00350 0.8531 0.9531 putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 235 vecm model of money velocity in indonesia the vecm test results can be seen in the following table 5 to determine the relationship between debit card transaction, credit card, interest rate, and inflation rate on money velocity in indonesia. it can be seen by comparing the t-statistic value with the t-table. if the t-statistical value is greater than the t-table, it can be said that the independent variable affects the dependent variable. the t-table value is based on the t frequency distribution table, with a df of 46 and a probability of 0.05 in a two-way test of 2.01290. thus, if the t-statistic value is greater than 2.01290, it can be concluded that the independent variable has a significant effect on the dependent variable. based on the table of vecm estimation results for money velocity circulation in indonesian, it can be seen that in a long run, all independent variables had a significant effect on the dependent variable. the variable is credit card transaction (dc), debit card transaction (cd), interest rate (r), and inflation rate. table 6 vecm estimation results on money velocity in indonesia long-run variable coefficient t-statistical value information (t-table = 2.01290) v(-1) 1.000000 log(dc(-1)) 0.580147 4.98344 significant log(cd(-1)) -0.482190 -3.54230 significant r(-1) -0.034948 -4.69717 significant inf(-1) -0.084968 -4.92353 significant c -5.169439 short-run variable coefficient t-statistic value information (t-table = 2.01290) cointeq1 -1.218881 -3.82054 significant d(v(-1)) 0.162657 0.61778 not significant d(v(-2)) 0.116156 0.53761 not significant d(log(dc(-1))) -0.068926 -016549 not significant d(log(dc(-2))) -0.041998 -0.10081 not significant d(log(cd(-1))) 0.002947 0.01058 not significant d(log(cd(-2))) -0.003711 -0.01265 not significant d(r(-1)) -0.065984 -0.99442 not significant d(r(-2)) 0.014946 0.22716 not significant d(inf(-1)) -0.019048 -0.39279 not significant d(inf(-2)) -0.039786 -0.81452 not significant c -0.011819 -0.80876 not significant in a short run, both lag 1 and 2 did not have a variable which significantly affected money velocity circulation in indonesia. however, this relationship had a long-run balance indicated by its negative ect value. furthermore, a long-run equation for money velocity in indonesia can be formed as follows: v = -5.169439 +0.580147logdc – 0.4821190logcd – 0.034948r – 0.084968inf putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 236 from the above equation, it can be concluded that several variables had a positive relationship with money velocity circulation, while several other variables had a negative relationship. the variable having the most dominant influence on money velocity circulation in indonesia was debit card transaction, while that having the weakest effect in r was interest rate. it shows that card-based non-cash payment transaction had a higher ability to affect money velocity circulation in indonesia. this condition was in line with that conducted by (lukmanulhakim et al., 2016) in which card-based payment transaction could affect money velocity. if more people use credit and debit cards for transactions, the money velocity in economy will change. the vecm estimation results show that these two non-cash payment instruments had a significant effect on money velocity in indonesia. however, different types of payment instruments had the opposite relationships in affecting money velocity. payment transactions using debit cards had a significant and positive relationship with money velocity. it means that the increasing debit card transactions increase, will be followed by the increasing money velocity in indonesia. 1 percent increase on debit card will be followed by an increase of 0.580147 or 58.01 percent on the value of money velocity. this value indicates that money velocity is very elastic because the value of changes in money velocity is higher than that in debit card transactions. the results of this study are in line with those of research conducted by (aliha et al., 2019) finding that the development of technology and banking, such as the debit card creation can increase money velocity. the increased use of debit cards will be followed by the decreasing cash demands in the society and result in the increasing money circulation in economy increase. the findings related to the use of debit cards can increase the money circulation in economy as expressed by (dunne & kasekende, 2018) in his research, that debit and atm cards have the potential to increase efficiency and decrease transaction costs because the cash to bring is replaced by innovation in payment instruments causing a decreasing public demand for cash and rapid money velocity. unlike debit card, as seen from the equation of estimation results above, the use of credit cards in indonesia has a significant negative effect on money velocity. when there is 1 percent credit card increase, it will be followed by a decreasing value of money velocity by 0.4821190 or 48.21 percent. this is in line with the research conducted by (jiang & shao, 2020) in his literature, explaining that credit card expansion affected cash credit sector in which he argued that new payment instruments (credit cards) resulted in cash dropping to other payment instruments in the selling point. the development of new payment instruments has a potential to affect the public demand for cash and cause the decreasing money circulation in economy. currencies in circulation have significantly made a part of central bank balance sheets, decreasing currency demand with important implications for seigniorage income, independence, and ability of central banks to conduct the monetary policy. however, different results were also found in this study, as mentioned by (geanakoplos & dubey, 2010) in their literature that the widespread use of credit cards can increase trade efficiency, yet the use of credit cards also increases money velocity leading to putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 237 inflation without any monetary intervention. similarly, the research conducted by (alih et al., 2018) stating that credit card variable has a positive and significant impact on the incoming money demand in a long run. it can be concluded from the above studies that the use of credit cards doesn’t decrease but increase the money supply. however, the results of this study are in line with (aliha et al., 2019) in which the increasing credit card use can reduce the cash demand in society and result in the slowing money circulation in society. similarly, both interest rate and inflation, have a significant and positive effect on money supply, while interest rate has a significant and negative effect on money velocity. variance decomposition (vd) analysis results variance decomposition is a prediction related to the percentage contribution of each particular variable’s variance. however, we can generally expect that the largest proportion of variance comes from the variable itself. thus, the use of variance decomposition was intended to obtain an overview the strength of role composition to certain variables. table 7 variance decomposition results period s.e. v log(dc) log(cd) r inf 1 0.094315 100.0000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 5 0.126181 70.71722 0.975518 20.73661 3.333495 4.237155 10 0.163246 64.10740 1.203576 25.06789 5.736272 3.884781 table 7 shows that the largest contribution affecting money velocity circulation came from its growing variance. the highest contribution in a short term was 100 percent in the first period, it means that only money velocity circulation affects itself, while in the 5th period, this proportion decreased to 70.71 percent and other variables which have the largest proportion influencing money velocity circulation in indonesia respectively consisting of cd, credit card transactions; and inf, inflation rate in indonesia. furthermore, the influence proportion of money velocity for itself decreased to 64.10 percent in the 10th period. in this period the largest contribution was made by cd, known as the trend of credit card-based non-cash payment transactions, reaching up to 25.06 percent. irf analysis results (impulse response function) according to (basuki & prawoto, 2016), the irf analysis can explain the impact of shocks on one variable to the other variables. this analysis was not only in short-term but also for several horizons in the future as a long-term information. the impulse response function aimed to track the current and future responses of each variable due to a change or shock of a particular variable. in this variable, shock was seen in the payment transaction variable using both debit and credit cards to determine the response to the money velocity circulation in indonesia. based on figure 2, the irf results show how the response of money velocity variable shocks and occurs in the debit card variable. it can be seen in the first and second period that shock on debit cards shows a fairly flat response to the money velocity circulation, but shock from credit card was positively responded by the money velocity circulation in the third period to the end of fourth period. finally, in the next period, the response value of money velocity to the shock of debit card which putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 238 always approaches not only horizontal line but also zero. it means that in the eighth period, the money velocity was back to stable. figure 2 irf test results on money velocity responses to debit cards in indonesia furthermore, figure 3 is the money velocity responses to the shock occurring on credit card variable in indonesia. meanwhile, based on figure 3, it can be seen that at the beginning of 2nd period, the shock occurring on credit cards was positively responded by money velocity circulation with its positive movements. however, in the third to fifth period, the movement in response to money velocity circulation showed a decrease, yet still positively responded. both variables began to show their stability between shock and response from the 7th to the next period. figure 3 irf test results on money velocity responses to credit cards in indonesia figure 4 below shows that money velocity responses in indonesia to the interest rate was positive. this condition can be seen from the reaction line above the zero-horizon line. this positive response was proven in the third period until reaching the end of period. meanwhile, in figure 5, it can be seen that money velocity in indonesia gives a positive response to inflation. this positive response was proven starting from the shock to the third period. after the third period, the response shows a direction towards stability until the next period. putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 239 figure 4 irf test results on money velocity response due to interest rate changes in indonesia figure 5 irf test results on money velocity responses due to inflation changes in indonesia classical assumption test this test was conducted to determine whether or not there were deviations occurring in the research results in the regression equation. the classical assumption test consisted of normality, multicollinearity, heteroscedasticity, and autocorrelation test. normality test the normality test was intended to test whether or not the standardized residual value in the regression model was normally distributed. the residuals were tested using jarquebera test and resulted in normally distributed, it was proven by comparing the calculated jarque-bera probability value with the alpha level of 5 percent. it can be seen that the calculated jb probability value of 0.064284 was greater than the 5 percent alpha level value. thus, it indicates that the residuals were normally distributed. putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 240 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 -0.2 -0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 series: residuals sample 2016m02 2020m06 observations 53 mean 1.70e-16 median 0.018326 maximum 0.190108 minimum -0.251821 std. dev. 0.094578 skewness -0.773207 kurtosis 3.306821 jarque-bera 5.488892 probability 0.064284 figure 6 normality test results multicollinearity test the multicollinearity test in research was used to see whether or not there was a relationship (correlation) between the independent variables. if there is a relationship between the independent variables, then the regression coefficient tends to be insignificant. the table 8 shows that all vif values in the centered vif column for each variable in the study did not exceed 10. it indicates that there was no multicollinearity problem in this study. table 8 multicollinearity test results variable coefficient variance centered vif cd 3.20e-17 3.107464 dc 8.28e-20 3.533868 inf 0.000643 1.590395 r 0.000173 1.070269 c 0.023176 na heteroscedasticity test heteroscedasticity occurs when the residual and predictive values have a correlation or relationship pattern. the pattern of this relationship is not only linear, but also possibly different. the heteroscedasticity test in this study used glejser method. if the prob value is smaller, there is a heteroscedasticity problem, but if the prob value is bigger, there is no heteroscedasticity problem. based on the above heteroscedasticity test results, it can be seen the prob value. the chisquare of obs*r-squared of 0.9796 was greater than the 5 percent alpha level. it was proven that there was no heteroscedasticity problem in the research model. putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 241 table 9 heteroscedasticity test results heteroskedasticity test: glejser f-statistic 0.099261 prob. f(4,49) 0.9822 obs*r-squared 0.434040 prob. chi-square(13) 0.9796 scaled explained ss 0.418849 prob. chi-square(13) 0.9809 autocorrelation test table 10 autocorrelation test results breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test: f-statistic 2.866743 prob. f(2,47) 0.0669 obs*r-squared 5.871189 prob. chi-square(2) 0.0531 the next step in classical assumption is to perform an autocorrelation test. the autocorrelation test in this study used breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test. the test results show that there was no autocorrelation problem as evidenced by the prob value. the chi-squared of obs*r-squared was 0.0531 greater than the 5 percent alpha level value. conclusion the relationship between financial innovation and money supply is indeed familiar in financial literature, but how financial innovation affects performance and movement of money velocity is greatly important to be explored further. this study looks at this relationship through the measured money velocity variable, with a comparison between the ratio of nominal gdp and money supply (m0). thus, some conclusions are drawn as follows: (1) money velocity in a short run doesn’t show a significant effect on financial innovation, namely debit card transactions in indonesia, but this effect changes into significant and positive on money velocity in a long run. it indicates that money velocity is greatly sensitive to the debit card expansion in indonesia. the positive relationship between money velocity and debit card transactions proves the hypothesis that transitions from cash to non-cash (using debit cards) increases money velocity in indonesia. (2) money velocity in a short run does not show a significant effect on the use of credit cards in indonesia, but in a long run, this card-based payment instrument (credit card) has a significant and negative effect on money velocity in indonesia, showing that innovation credit-card payment instruments dominate the market in indonesia. the negative relationship between money velocity and credit card catches a shock on money velocity due to credit transactions, where money velocity has actually decreased due to the increasing use of credit cards in indonesia. the existence of significant relationship between money velocity and card-based noncash transactions in indonesia, in a long run, indicates that it needs caution for policymakers in making decisions. indirectly, this long-run relationship explains that central bank can enter and influence people's transaction behaviors. meanwhile, currency circulation is a significant part of central bank's balance sheet. the decreasing currency demand will have some important implications to central bank's seigniorage putra, huljannah, anis, & azhar debit and credit cards: money velocity risks jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 242 income, independence, and ability to conduct monetary policy. therefore, it is important to monitor and understand the money velocity trend to provide benefits in a long run. this study has several limitations in describing the relationship between debit card transactions and money velocity in indonesia. the relationship between debit card and money velocity is positive. meanwhile, the expected relationship based on theory is negative. this is possibly because the data are limited. for future researchers conducting similar topics are suggested to improve the limitations of this study. references alih, p. m., sarmidi, t., shaari, a. h., & said, f. f. 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(darwati, suryanto) 147 pendahuluan perubahan dalam penggunaan dan pengelolaan lahan berlangsung secara dinamis sejalan dengan pertumbuhan jumlah penduduk. pengelolaan lahan pertanian kini seringkali hanya mementingkan kepentingan ekonomi saja tanpa memperhatikan kepentingan jangka panjang yaitu kelestarian lingkungan. seiring semakin bertambahnya jumlah penduduk maka lahan pertanian pun semakin berkurang. ketika pertumbuhan penduduk meningkat maka kebutuhan akan pangan juga meningkat. keadaan ini akan berdampak pada penurunan kualitas dan kelestarian lingkungan akibat dari penggunaan dan pengelolaan lahan yang tidak memperhatikan kondisi lingkungan. karena kebijakan pengelolaan lahan lebih menekankan pada aspek pertumbuhan ekonomi dan ketersediaan pangan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan masyarakat. namun, manfaat yang diperoleh dari barang dan jasa lingkungan menjadi terbatas karena adanya keterbatasan dalam nilai barang dan jasa lingkungan (sihite, 2001). menurut putra (2015), pemanfaatan dan pengelolaan lahan untuk kepentingan ekonomi seharusnya dilakukan tanpa merusak lingkungan, atau setidaknya diupayakan agar keseimbangan antara kedua komponen tersebut dapat mendekati kondisi ideal. keseimbangan antara kondisi ekologi dan ekonomi dalam pengelolaan sumber daya alam dan lingkungan dapat dicapai dengan menerapkan aspek ekonomi sebagai instrumen yang mengatur alokasi sumber daya alam secara rasional (putra, 2015). selain itu, kebijakan untuk mengurangi suatu dampak lingkungan akan dipengaruhi oleh perhitungan biaya yang harus dikeluarkan untuk mengurangi atau memperbaiki dampak lingkungan dan manfaat yang akan diperoleh kemudian (sihite, 2001). kerusakan sumber daya lahan pertanian terjadi karena aktivitas pertanian yang tidak ramah lingkungan terus terjadi di semua provinsi, sehingga lahan kritis terus bertambah dari tahun ke tahun (soemarwoto, 2001). sistem pertanian yang terlalu banyak menggunakan input bahan kimia, selain menimbulkan pencemaran, juga menyebabkan terjadinya degradasi tanah, sehingga produktivitas lahan semakin menurun dan tidak mampu memberikan hasil yangoptimal. hasil studi netty dkk., (2014) membuktikan bahwa pemupukan urea dapat meningkatkan kepadatan tanah, menurunkan tingkat infiltrasi dan meningkatkan erosi. begitu juga dengan bencana banjir pada lahan sawah merupakan salah satu dampak pengelolaan yang tidak memperhatikan aspek kelestarian lingkungan. lahan sawah menjadi tergenang dan mengakibatkan sawah gagal panen. hal ini tidak lepas dari adanya perubahan iklim yang tidak menentu. selain itu, pertanian khususnya lahan sawah sangat bergantung pada kondisi cuaca. oleh karena itu, perlu adanya suatu tindakan untuk mengatasi masalah ini. tindakan menilai atau menghitung manfaat lingkungan dan dampaknya kepada masyarakat secara ekonomi tidak dapat dinyatakan secara relatif bahwa nilainya sangat kecil atau sangat besar. perhitungan dan atau penilaian manfaat barang dan jasa lingkungan harus dinilai secara finansial (syahputra, 2013). penentuan nilai ekonomi (valuasi ekonomi) terhadap manfaat dan dampak yang ditimbulkan dari pengelolaan sumber daya alam dan lingkungan sangat diperlukan untuk pengambilan kebijakan dan analisis ekonomi suatu aktivitas pertanian. dampak dari suatu kegiatan dapat bersifat langsung maupun tidak langsung, dapat juga dampak itu dinyatakan sebagai dampak primer dan dampak sekunder. dampak langsung atau dampak primer merupakan dampak yang timbul sebagai akibat dari tujuan utama kegiatan atau kebijakan, baik itu berupa biaya ataupun manfaat. tanpa pemberian nilai dalam rupiah akan sulit bagi kita untuk menyatakan bahwa kegiatan atau kebijakan itu layak adanya. menurut soeparmoko (2000), ada alasan penting untuk penilaian lingkungan yaitu berkaitan dengan kebijakan ekonomi makro, dan bagi keputusan alokasi faktor produksi demi efisiensi pada tingkat mikro. penilaian manfaat dan dampak secara moneter harus berdasarkan pada penilaian yang tepat akan manfaat dan dampak fisik dan keterkaitannya, karena dampak yang ditimbulkan mengakibatkan perubahan produktivitas maupun perubahan kualitas lingkungan. para ahli ekonomi telah mengembangkan metode valuasi untuk mengukur nilai dari pengelolaan sumber daya alam dan lingkungan, terutama untuk barang dan jasa yang jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 146-157 148 tidak memiliki nilai pasar. penilaian ini dapat dilakukan dengan berbagai metode dan pendekatan (grigalunas dan conger, 1995; freeman iii, 2003). salah satu wilayah yang mempunyai lahan sawah yang cukup luas adalah kabupaten purworejo.luas lahan sawah kabupaten purworejo seluas 30.230 ha dengan rata-rata produksi 329.938 ton pada tahun 2013.wilayah kabupaten purworejo berupa dataran rendah yang berada di bagian selatan dan daerah yang berbukit-bukit di bagian utara.karena belum adanya sistem pengairandan sistem drainase yang memadai maka bagian selatan yang mayoritas didominasi dataran rendah sering terjadi bencana banjir dan memicu daerahdaerah di sekitarnya menjadi daerah yang rawan banjir. hal tersebut tak terkecuali pada lahan sawahnya. ada beberapa wilayah yang mendapat genangan rutin di kabupaten purworejo seperti tampak dalam tabel 1. tabel 1. wilayah genangan rutin di kabupaten purworejo kecamatan grabag: 67 ha 1. desa bakurejo 2. desa dudu wetan 3. desa dudu kulon 4. desa sumber agung 5. desa nambangan kecamatan pituruh: 30 ha 1. desa pituruh 14 2. desa prigelen 7 3. desa ngampel 4 4. desa sikandang 4 pada awal tahun 2013 dua wilayah kecamatan di kabupaten purworejo dilanda bencana banjir yang lebih besar bila dibandingkan dengan tahun-tahun sebelumnya. dua kecamatan tersebut adalah kecamatan butuh dan kecamatan grabag. sebanyak 15 desa terendam banjir di kecamatan butuh. desa kedungmulyo merupakan desa yang paling luas tergenang banjir yaitu 130 ha. sedangkan di kecamatan grabag terdapat 10 desa yang terendam banjir. total daerah tergenang di kecamatan grabag yaitu seluas 695 ha. banjir tersebut disebabkan karena pendangkalan, penyempitan dan banyaknya tanggul kritis pada saluran drainase dlangu, drainase lereng barat, drainase lereng timur, dan drainase lereng kolektor. hal tersebut menyebabkan sistem drainase daerah aliran sungai cokroyasan dan daerah aliran sungai wawar menjadi tidak lancar. selain hal tersebut, kondisi pintu-pintu klep dan pintu pengendali banjir disalah satu desa tidak berfungsi dengan baik. tabel2.kejadian banjir kabupaten purworejo januari 2013 kecamatan butuh 490 ha 1. desa dlangu 5 ha 2. desa kunir 10 ha 3. desa kedungagung 54 ha 4. desa kedungsri 21 ha 5. desa kedungsari 38 ha 6. desa rowodadi 50 ha 7. desa sidomulyo 54 ha 8. desa kedungmulyo* 130 ha 9. desa mangunjayan 45 ha 10. desa karanganom 10 ha 11. desa polomarto 10 ha 12. desa tlogorejo 10 ha 13. desa tegalgondo 23 ha 14 desa lubang indangan 20 ha 15. desa lubang dukuh 10 ha kecamatan grabag 695 ha 1. desa rejosari 30 ha 2. desa ketawang 3 ha 3. desa nambangan 662 ha 4. desa sumberagung 5. desa bakurejo 6. desa dudu wetan 7. desa dudu kulon 8. desa trimulyo 9. desa rowodadi 10. desa bendungan *lokasi studi di desa kedungmulyo karena desa kedungmulyo merupakan desa yang mempunyai dearah rawan banjir paling luas bila dibandingkan dengan desa lainnya. sedangkan menurut dinas pertanian terdapat beberapa wilayah lahan sawah yang tergolong rawan banjir. wilayah tersebut di antaranya kecamatan pituruh, kecamatan butuh, kecamatan grabag, dan kecamatan bayan. untuk lebih jelasnya dapat dilihat pada tabel 3. di kabupaten purworejo terdapat beberapa wilayah yang sering terkena bencana banjir dan banyak wilayah yang rawan terkena banjir.sehingga perlu adanya tindakan khusus valuasi ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian ... (darwati, suryanto) 149 untuk mencegah atau mengurangi bencana banjir khususnya pada lahan pertaniannya. berdasarkan uraian tersebut maka diadakan studi yang berjudul “valuasi ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo.” pada studi terdahulu kurniawan (2009) menggunakan metode analisis willingness to pay (wtp), travel cost method (tcm) dan sistem informasi geografi (sig). sig hanya digunakan sebagai alat analisis spasial sedangkan wtp dan tcm digunakan untuk mengetahui manfaat dari barang dan jasa yang dihasilkan. variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah penggunaan air, biaya yang dikeluarkan masyarakat sekitar kawasan karst maros-pangkep (kkmp), jumlah produksi, harga bahan baku pdam, luas sawah dan keuntungan produksi per hektar. hasil dari studi ini dapat mengetahui nilai guna langsung (direct use value) sebesar rp1.199.918.615.100, dan nilai guna tak langsung(indirect use value) sebesar rp808.117.741.60,-. nilai ekonomi total dari sebagian jasa lingkungan kawasan karst maros-pangkep (kkmp) adalah: rp2.072.501.086.700,per tahun. masih dengan metode yang sama putri (2013) menggunakan metode willingness to pay (wtp). hasil dari studi ini adalah persepsi masyarakat desa pesawaran indah terhadap keterkaitan ketersediaan air dengan kondisi hutan berkisar 64%-73%, masyarakat bersedia membayar rehabilitasi hutan sehingga pemanfaatan air bisa lestari. nilai ekonomi total air desa pesawaran indah rp1.705.844.764,per tahun. berasal dari pemanfaatan air untuk rumah tangga rp1.674.984.480,per tahun, pemanfaatan air untuk listrik rp5.526.684,-per tahun dan pemanfaatan air untuk irigasi rp25.333.600,per tahun. nilai kesediaan membayar untuk rehabilitasi hutan dan lahan sebesar rp419.144.644,per tahun. berbeda halnya dengan studi kim (2002) yang menggunakan metode analisis contigent valuation method (cvm). dalam studi ini terdapat dua variabel independen utama yaitu faktor individu dan faktor daerah. faktor individu terdiri dari pendapatan, pendidikan, informasi dan keterikatan masyarakat. faktor daerah terbagi atas lokasi perumahan dan kedekatan lokasi dengan sungai. studi ini menemukan bahwa faktor individu dan faktor daerah tabel 3. lahan sawah rawan banjir di kabupaten purworejo no kecamatan desa 1. pituruh 1. tersidi lor 2. tersidi kidul 3. prigelan 4. tasikmadu 2. butuh 1. kedungagung 2. kedungmulyo 3. kedungsri 4. rowodadi 5. sumbersari 6. langenharjo 7. wareng 8. polomarto 9. tlogorejo 3. grabag 1. rowodadi 2. trimulyo 3. bendungan 4. tulusrejo 5. tegalrejo 6. kalirejo 7. bakurejo 8. dudu wetan 9. dudu kulon 10. rejosari 4. bayan 1. botorejo 2. botodaleman 3. dewi sumber: dinas pertanian(2015) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 146-157 150 berpengaruh positif terhadap kemauan membayar peningkatan kualitas air. dalam studi ini menjelaskan bahwa orang-orang hilir memiliki kemauan membayar (wtp) yang lebih rendah dalam mempertahankan dan meningkatkan kualitas air bila dibandingkan dengan orangorang hulu. syahputra (2013) menggunakan metode effect on production yang mengevaluasi sumber daya lahan pertanian dan pertambakan di desa kuala namu kecamatan beringin kabupaten deli serdang. variabel yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah wtp pelestarian kawasan pertanian dan pertambakan, rata-rata produksi, rata-rata pengalaman bertani, rata-rata pendapatan, rata-rata umur dan rata-rata jumlah keluarga. hasil dari studi ini menunjukkan nilai ekonomi dan sumber daya lahan pertanian di desa kuala namu adalah sebesar: rp911.765.211,00 per tahun. sedangkan nilai ekonomi sumber daya lahan pertambakannya adalah sebesar rp203.012.573,90 per tahun. total nilai ekonomi sumber daya lahan pertanian dan lahan pertambakan di desa kuala namu dengan pendekatan effect on production adalah sebesar rp1.114.777.784,90 per tahun. selain itu, lamusa (2010) menggunakan alat analisis koefisien variasi untuk mengidentifikasi risiko usahatani padi sawah rumah tangga di daerah impenso dan non impenso provinsi sulawesi tengah. data melalui analisis koefisien variasi, risiko usahatani padi di daerah impenso lebih tinggi dibandingkan dengan daerah nonimpenso. hal ini ditunjukkan oleh koefisien variasi usahatani padi sawah rumah tangga di daerah impenso sebesar 33 kali lebih besar dibandingkan dengan koefisien usahatani padi rumah tangga di bukan daerah impenso sebesar 19. selanjutnya setelah dilakukan uji statistik dengan t-test, ternyata perbedaan tersebut sangat signifikan pada tingkat kepercayaan 90%. adapun tujuan dari studi ini yaitu; 1) mengindentifikasi lokasi wilayah rawan banjir; 2) mengetahui nilai ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan bencana banjir dan 3) mengetahui faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir di kabupaten purworejo. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data dalam studi ini menggunakan metode survei secara langsung kepada para petani yang menggarap lahan sawahnya di wilayah yang rawan bencana banjir di kabupaten purworejo. desa kedungmulyo kecamatan butuh adalah lokasi studi yang dipilih dalam studi ini. dalam studi ini jenis data yang dikumpulkan yaitu data primer dan data sekunder. menurut narimawati (2008), data primer ialah data yang berasal dari sumber asli atau pertama. data ini tidak tersedia dalam bentuk terkompilasi ataupun dalam bentuk file-file. data ini harus dicari melalui narasumber atau dalam istilah teknisnya responden, yaitu orang yang dijadikan objek studi atau orang yang dijadikan sebagai sarana mendapatkan informasi ataupun data. jenis data primer yang diperlukan yaitu; 1) data individual responden berupa usia, jenis kelamin, pendidikan, pekerjaan dan jumlah tanggungan keluarga; 2) karakteristik lahan berupa status kepemilikan, luas lahan, harga lahan, jarak sawah terhadap sungai, biaya produksi dan hasil produksi; 3) pemahaman lahan pertanian rawan banjir; 4) kemauan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) responden terhadap mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. menurut sugiyono (2005), data sekunder adalah data yang tidak langsung memberikan data kepada peneliti, misalnya studi harus melalui orang lain atau mencari melalui dokumen. data sekunder diperlukan untuk mendukung data primer. data sekunder dapat diperoleh dari buku-buku, literatur dan bacaan yang berhubungan dengan valuasi ekonomi lahan pertanian dan mitigasi bencana banjir. selain itu data sekunder dapat diperoleh dari instansiinstansi yang terkait dengan studi ini yaitu dinas pertanian, badan pusat statistik (bps), badan penanggulangan bencana daerah (bpbd), dinas sumber daya alam dan ekonomi sumber daya manusia (sda & esdm) kabupaten purworejo. jenis data sekunder yang diperlukan adalah: 1) data wilayah geografis; 2) data wilayah topografi; 3) data wilayah administratif; 4) data demografis (jumlah penduduk); valuasi ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian ... (darwati, suryanto) 151 5) data sosial ekonomi; 6) data luas lahan pertanian; 7) data bencana banjir. alat analisis metode yang digunakan adalah dengan wawancara langsung kepada para petani dan didukung dengan beberapa daftar pertanyaan atau kuesioner. populasi adalah wilayah generalisasi yang terdiri atas obyek atau subyek yang mempunyai kualitas dan karakteristik tertentu yang ditetapkan oleh peneliti untuk dipelajari dan kemudian ditarik kesimpulannya. sampel adalah bagian dari jumlah dan karakteristik yang dimiliki oleh populasi (sugiyono, 2011:62). populasi dalam studi ini adalah seluruh petani yang lahan pertaniannya termasuk rawan banjir di desa kedungmulyo kecamatan butuh kabupaten purworejo. jumlah petani di desa kedungmulyo adalah 359 petani. teknik sampling diperlukan dalam sebuah studi untuk menentukan siapa saja yang dijadikan sampel dari suatu populasi. dalam studi ini, penulis menggunakan teknik simple random sampling. teknik ini dilakukan secara acak tanpa memperhatikan adanya strata (notoatmodjo, 2003). sampel dalam studi ini menggunakan rumus yang dikemukakan oleh notoatmodjo (2002) yaitu: n = 1) keterangan: n adalah besar populasi; n adalah besar sampel; dan d adalah tingkat kepercayaan/ketepatan (10%). ada tiga model analisis yang digunakan dalam studi iniyaitu; 1) sistem informasi geografi (sig); 2) pendekatan kurva non permintaan dan valuasi kerugian; 3) analisis regresi berganda. sistem informasi geografi (sig) barus dan wiradisastra (2000) mengemukakan bahwa sistem informasi geografi adalah suatu sistem yang dirancanguntuk bekerja dengan data yang berreferensi spasial atau berkoordinat geografi. komponen sig terbagi menjadi empat kelompok, yaitu perangkat keras, perangkat lunak, organisasi (manajemen), dan pemakai. berdasarkan operasinya, sig dibedakan menjadi dua kelompok yaitu; 1) sig secara manual, cara operasinya dengan memanfaatkan peta cetak (kertas/transparan) dan bersifat analog; 2) sig secara terkomputer atau sering disebut sig otomatis, prinsip kerjanya sudah menggunakan komputer dengan data digital. menurut rusminah (2012), sig dapat digunakan untuk mengakses risiko potensial yang mungkin terjadi. sig mengintegrasikan satuan data-data yang berbeda untuk memberikan gambaran kasar dampak bencana alam terhadap masyarakat. sistem informasi geografi dapat beroperasi dengan komponen-komponen sebagai berikut: 1) orang yang menjalankan sistem meliputi orang yang mengoperasikan, mengembangkan bahkan memperoleh manfaat dari sistem. orang-orang yang menjadi bagian dari sistem informasi geografi misalnya operator, analis, programmer, database administrator bahkan stakeholder. 2) aplikasi merupakan prosedur yang digunakan untuk mengolah data menjadi informasi. misalnya penjumlahan, klasifikasi, rotasi, koreksi geometri, query, overlay, buffer, jointable. 3) data yang digunakan dalam sistem informasi geografi dapat berupa data grafis maupun data atribut. 4) software adalah perangkat lunak sistem informasi geografi berupa program aplikasi yang memiliki kemampuan pengelolaan, penyimpanan, pemrosesan, analisis dan penayangan data spasial. 5) hardware adalah perangkat keras yang dibutuhkan untuk menjalankan sistem berupa perangkat computer, printer, scanner, digitizer, plotter, dan perangkat pendukung lainnya. dalam studi ini penulis menggunakan peta ancaman bencana banjir terhadap penggunaan lahan di karesidenan kedu provinsi jawa tengah. kemudian akan lebih diperinci lagi membahas lahan rawan banjir di kabupaten purworejo. pendekatan kurva non permintaan dalam pendekatan kurva non permintaan terdapat metode valuasi kontingensi. metode ini menentukan preferensi konsumen terhadap jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 146-157 152 pemanfaatan sumber daya alam dan lingkungan dengan mengemukakan kesanggupan untuk membayar atau willingnes to pay (wtp) yang dinyatakan dalam nilai uang. teknik metode ini dengan melakukan survei dan wawancara dengan responden tentang nilai dan manfaat sumber daya alam dan lingkungan yang mereka rasakan. pendekatan willingnes to accept (wta) digunakan untuk mengetahui seberapa besar petani mau dibayar agar tetap bersedia mengelola dan mempertahankan lahan sawahnya. metode valuasi kontingensi dengan metode survei wtp dan wta telah banyak digunakan oleh peneliti, salah satunya navrud dan mungatana (1994). bencana alam yang diakibatkan oleh perubahan iklim seperti banjir berdampak negatif terhadap petani.besar kerugian yang diakibatkan oleh bencana alam tersebut dapat diketahui dari perubahan (penurunan) produktifitas pertanian. bencana banjir dapat menyebabkan kegagalan panen total bagi petani seperti yang terjadi di daerah kulonprogo bagian selatan (saptutyningsih dan suryanto, 2009). kerugian sektor pertanian itu sendiri dapat dihitung menggunakan formula sebagai berikut (soeparmoko, 2006): qx = f (a x pt) 2) keterangan: ∆ adalah simbol perubahan; qx adalah produksi pertanian; a adalah luas tanah yang tergenang air banjir; pt adalah produktifitas tanah per ha. langkah-langkah yang dilakukan untuk mengetahui tingkat kerugian per petani antara lain adalah: (1) menghitung penurunan produksi pertanian karena banjir; (2) menghitung luas lahan pertanian masing-masing petani. (3) menghitung rata-rata kerugian dari hasil produksi pertanian. analisis regresi linier berganda analisis regresi linier berganda digunakan untuk mengetahui pengaruh antara variabel dependen (variabel terikat) dengan variabel independen (variabel bebas). teknik analisis yang digunakan adalah metode ordinary least square (ols). rumus: wtp= f( + + + + + + ) 3) di mana: adalah variabel usia; adalah variabel pendidikan; adalah variabel pekerjaan; adalah variabel jumlah anggota keluarga; adalah variabel harga lahan; adalah varabel luas lahan; adalah variabel jarak sawah terhadap sungai. hasil dan pembahasan identifikasi lokasi wilayah rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo untuk mengidentifikasi lokasi wilayah rawan banjir maka studi ini menggunakan alat analisis sistem informasi geografi (sig) berupa peta ancaman bencana banjir. peta ini terdiri dari tiga komponen peta yang digabungkan, yaitu peta rupa bumi indonesia (rbi), peta kemiringan lereng, dan peta bentuk lahan. peta ancaman bencana banjir ini dapat menjelaskan seberapa luas lahan yang rawan terhadap bencana banjir. karesidenan kedu terbagi atas lima kabupaten yaitu kota magelang, kabupaten purworejo, kabupaten kebumen, kabupaten wonosobo, dan kabupaten temanggung. peta ancaman bencana banjir menjelaskan bahwa total lahan yang rawan terhadap bencana banjir adalah seluas 37.041,3 ha. luas area rawan banjir paling besar adalah sawah irigasi seluas 249.178.526 m2. pemukiman seluas 146.126.338 m2, kebun seluas 32.669.163 m2, tegalan seluas 14.495.971 m2, air tawar seluas 13.779.421 m2, sawah tadah hujan seluas 5.010.453 m2, rerumputan seluas 3.438.385 m2, semak belukar 881.399 m2, gedung seluas 812.819 m2, pasir darat 769.214 m2, rawa seluas 559.183 m2 dan empang seluas 43.288 m2. kabupaten purworejo merupakan salah satu wilayah karesidenan kedu provinsi jawa tengah. kabupaten purworejo terletak di bagian selatan karesidenan kedu yang bersebelahan dengan kabupaten kebumen. kabupaten purworejo mempunyai daerah rawan banjir paling banyak bila dibandingkan dengan kabupaten-kabupaten lainnya. hanya kecamatan bruno dan kecamatan kaligesing saja yang valuasi ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian ... (darwati, suryanto) 153 wilayahnya terbebas dari rawan banjir. wilayah yang rawan banjir di kecamatan bagelen berada di bagian barat dari kecamatan. wilayah rawan banjir tersebut berupa sawah irigasi dan pemukiman. sedangkan wilayah rawan banjir di kecamatan purwodadi berada di bagian timur dan selatan dari kecamatan. wilayah rawan banjir tersebut sebagian besar berupa sawah irigasi dan sedikit pemukiman. wilayah rawan banjir kecamatan ngombol terletak di bagian selatan dan barat dari kecamatan. wilayah rawan banjir tersebut berupa wilayah sawah tadah hujan dan sawah irigasi. hampir separuh dari luas kecamatan butuh dan kecamatan grabag adalah wilayah yang rawan banjir. wilayah tersebut berupa sawah tadah hujan, sawah irigasi dan pemukiman. begitu juga dengan kecamatan lainnya masing-masing terdapat wilayah yang rawan banjir meskipun hanya sebagian wilayah saja. nilai ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp)mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. pendekatan kurva non permintaan dalam studi ini menggunakan alat analisis willingness to pay (wtp). berdasarkan hasil wawancara kepada responden telah dihasilkan beberapa klasifikasi kemampuan membayar responden terhadap mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. sebanyak 53,09% responden mampu membayar untuk mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir sebesar rp51.000,00-rp100.000,00. sisanya sebanyak 39,51% responden hanya mampu membayar mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir sebesar rp25.000,00-rp50.000.00. sementara hanya 7,41% responden saja yang mampu membayar mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir sebesar rp101.000,00-rp150.000,00. sebagian besar responden lebih memilih untuk menyumbang tenaga daripada uang dalam upaya mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. karena masyarakat mengira mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir adalah tanggungjawab pemerintah. apabila responden diharuskan membayar maka responden hanya mampu membayar angka paling minimal saja. tabel 4. kesediaan membayar (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir no klasifikasi wtp jumlah persentase (%) 1. rp25.000,00 rp50.000,00 32 39,51% 2. rp51.000 rp100.000 43 53,09% 3. rp 101.000rp150.000 6 7,41% total 81 100% banjir mengakibatkan dampak negatif terhadap aktivitas pertanian. salah satu dampak yang dirasakan petani ketika lahan pertaniannya terkena banjir adalah penurunan produksi. penurunan produksi antara: rp1.100.000rp2.000.000 sebanyak 16 orang dengan persentase 19,75%. kemudian dilanjutkan penurunan produksi antara: rp2100000-rp3000000 sebanyak 9 orang dengan persentase sebesar 11,11%. penurunan produksi antara: rp3.100.000rp4.000.000 dan di atas rp4.100.000 masingmasing berjumlah 3 orang dengan persentase masing-masing sebesar 3,70%. tabel 5. tingkat penurunan produksi no penurunan produksi (rp) jumlah responden persentase (%) 1. rp0-rp1.000.000 51 62,97% 2. rp1.100.000rp2.000.000 16 19,75% 3. rp2.100.000rp3.000.000 9 11,11% 4. rp3.100.000rp4.000.000 3 3,70% 5. >rp 4.100.000 3 3,70% total 81 100% tabel 6. tingkat kerugian (%) akibat banjir no penurunan produksi (%) jumlah responden persentase (%) 1. 07% 8 9,88% 2. 8%-14% 25 30,86% 3. 15%-21% 30 37,04% 4. 22%-28% 16 19,75% 5. 29%-35% 2 2,47% total 81 100% jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 146-157 154 tingkat kerugian petani pascabanjir di kabupaten purworejo berkisar antara 0-35%. tingkat kerugian petani paling banyak antara 15%-21% dari produksi normal yaitu sebanyak 30 orang dengan persentase sebesar 37,04% persentase kerugian paling sedikit adalah tingkat penurunan produksi antara 29%-35% dari produksi normal sebanyak 2 orang dengan persentase sebesar 2,47%. determinan willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo. analisis regresi linier berganda digunakan untuk mengetahui seberapa besar variabel independen mempengaruhi variabel dependen. variabel independen dalam studi ini adalah usia, pendidikan, pekerjaan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga, harga lahan, dan luas lahan, dan jarak sawah terhadap sungai. sedangkan willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir sebagai variabel dependen. model studi dapat ditunjukkan sebagai berikut: wtp= f( + + + + + + +e) 4) keterangan: adalah variabel usia; adalah variabel pendidikan; adalah variabel pekerjaan; adalah variabel jumlah tanggungan keluarga; adalah variabel harga lahan; adalah luas lahan, adalah jarak sawah terhadap sungai. dengan menggunakan program e-views 6 menghasilkan output dari data yang telah diolah tampak dalam tabel 7. persamaan regresi yang diperoleh adalah sebagai berikut: wtp = 163.309,96 – 251,89*usia + (0,3934) 17.539,11*pendidikan – 12.971,50*pekerjaan – (0,0000) (0,0406) 8023,56*jtk – 2,52*hl + 10,18*ll –42,40*jss 5) (0,0011) (0,0013) (0,0000) (0,0804) persamaan 5 menunjukkan hubungan antara usia, pendidikan, pekerjaan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga, harga lahan, luas lahan dan jarak sawah terhadap sungai terhadap kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) lahan pertanian rawan banjir. koefisien determinasi (r2) digunakan untuk mengetahui berapa persen (%) variasi variabel dependen yang dapat dijelaskan oleh variasi variabel independen. besarnya nilai adjusted rsquared yang diperoleh dari regresi linier sebesar 0,7025 yang artinya sekitar 70,25% variasi variabel dependen dalam hal ini wtp (willingness to pay) dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel independen dalam hal ini variabel usia, pendidikan, pekerjaan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga, harga lahan, luas lahan, dan jarak sawah terhadap sungai. sisanya sebanyak 29,75% dijelaskan oleh variabel lain yang tidak dimasukkan dalam model. tingkat pendidikan, pekerjaan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga, harga lahan dan luas tabel 7. hasil analisis regresi linier berganda dengan metode ordinary least square (ols) no nama variabel koefisien t hitung prob. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. konstan usia pendidikan pekerjaan jtk harga lahan luas lahan jss 163310,0 -251,8882 17539,11 -12971,50 -8023,563 -2,515630 10,18115 -42,40132 5,144506 -0,858604 5,418508 -2,084546 -3,389260 -3,356073 8,707182 -1,773254 0,0000 0,3934* 0,0000 0,0406 0,0011 0,0013 0,0000 0,0804* r-squared adjusted r-squared durbin-watson stat 0,702486 0,673958 1,578761 f-statistic prob (f-statistic) 24,62385 0,000000 sumber: data primer diolah 2015 *: signifikan pada level 10% valuasi ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian ... (darwati, suryanto) 155 lahan masing-masing mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap wtp mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir pada derajat signifikansi 5%. variabel luas lahan mempunyai pengaruh paling besar dibandingkan dengan variabel lainnya terhadap kemauan membayar willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. sementara variabel pendidikan dan luas lahan mempunyai pengaruh positif terhadap kemauan membayar willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. variabel pekerjaan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga dan harga lahan mempunyai pengaruh negatif terhadap kemauan membayar willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. sedangkan usia dan jarak sawah terhadap sungai tidak mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap wtp mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. uji multikolinearitas bertujuan untuk apakah model regresi ditemukan adanya korelasi antarvariabel bebas. hasil pengujian ini menunjukkan bahwa tidak terjadi multikolinearitas. uji heteroskedastisitas bertujuan untuk menguji apakah dalam model regresi terjadi ketidaksamaan variance dan residual satu pengamatan ke pengamatan lain. pengujian heteroskedastisitas dilakukan dengan metode uji white menyimpulkan bahwa model terbebas dari masalah heteroskedastisitas. hasil pengujian autokorelasi dengan metode breusch-godfrey test (b-g tes) menunjukkan bahwa model terbebas dari masalah autokorelasi. simpulan berdasarkan identifikasi lokasi wilayah rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo dengan menggunakan sistem informasi geografi (sig), hampir semua kecamatan yang ada di kabupaten purworejo rentan bencana banjir kecuali kecamatan bruno dan kecamatan kaligesing. kecamatan yang paling luas wilayah rawan banjir adalah kecamatan butuh. sedangkan menurut jenis penggunaan lahan, sawah irigasi adalah lahan yang paling luas dan rawan terhadap bencana banjir. berdasarkan analisis kurva non permintaan dan valuasi kerugiandapat diketahuinilai ekonomi mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo. mayoritas responden mampu membayar rp51.000 – rp100.000 untuk mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo. mayoritas penurunan produksi berkisar antara rp0 – rp1.000.000 dari produksi normal. tingkat kerugian akibat banjir berkisar antara 0-35% dari produksi normal. berdasarkan analisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir kabupaten purworejo, variabel pendidikan dan luas lahan berpengaruh positif terhadap kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. variabel pekerjaan, jumlah tanggungan keluarga, harga lahan dan jarak sawah terhadap sungai berpengaruh negatif terhadap kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. sedangkan variabel usia tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kesediaan membayar atau willingness to pay (wtp) mitigasi lahan pertanian rawan banjir. berdasarkan kesimpulan yang telah dijelaskan di atas, maka penulis memberikan beberapasaran yang berkaitan dengan studi ini. adapunsaran tersebut adalah sebagai berikut: 1) perlu adanya kerjasama antara pemerintah dan masyarakat untuk bisa melakukan tindakan mitigasi yang berkelanjutan baik pembangunan fisik maupun non fisik. seyogyanya sistem drainase dan pengairan yang sudah dibuat selalu diadakan pengawasan agar tidak terjadi kerusakan dan tindakan-tindakan yang merugikan antarpetani; 2) petani disarankan untuk ikut serta dalam asuransi pertanian. karena kegiatan usaha di sektor pertanian akan selalu dihadapkan pada risiko ketidakpastian yang cukup tinggi. risiko ketidakpastian tersebut meliputi tingkat kerusakan usahatani, tingkat kegagalan panen yang disebabkan berbagai bencana alam seperti kekeringan, banjir, serta serangan hama dan penyakit karena perubahan iklim global. sistem asuransi pertanian berupa pendanaan yang berkaitan dengan pembagian risiko dalam usahatani. asuransi pertanian dijadikan sebagai alat untuk meningkatkan produksi dan melindungi petani dari ketidakpastian usaha di sektor pertanian; 3) dinas terkait hendaknya melakukan penyuluhan rutin kepada para petani dengan memberikan saran-saran untuk menghindari dampak banjir jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 2, oktober 2015: 146-157 156 pada lahan pertanian atau pun inovasi-inovasi baru untuk meningkatkan produktivitas petani. daftar pustaka badan pusat statistik. 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(2013). analisis valuasi ekonomi metode effect on production sumber daya lahan pertanian dan pertambakan di desa kuala namu kecamatan beringin kabupaten deli serdang. jurnal vol. 05. no. 01. undang-undang republik indonesia nomor 24 tahun 2007 tentang penanggulangan bencana. undang-undang republik indonesia nomor 32 tahun 2009 tentang perlindungan dan pengelolaan lingkungan hidup www.bnpb.go.id, diakses tanggal 30 desember 2014 pukul 14.19 wib microsoft word 04-ida_rev1 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015, hlm.42-52 pengaruh perubahan iklim terhadap produksi pertanian dan strategi adaptasi pada lahan rawan kekeringan ida nurul hidayati1, suryanto2 1,2 fakultas ekonomi dan bisnis, universitas sebelas maret jalan ir. sutami 36 a surakarta 57126, indonesia. phone: +62 271 647481 e-mail korespondensi: yanto.rimsy@gmail.com naskah diterima: september 2014; disetujui: februari 2015 abstract: the objectives of research were to find out the influence of climate change on agricultural production and farmer’s adaptation strategies in drought-prone land in semarang district.the data used in this research are primary data collected through interviews and observations. simple random sampling is used to take sample of this research. the sample in this research were 90 farmers in the village jatirunggo, 27 of them are farmers in droughtprone areas and 63 farmers in normal areas. based on the results of a log linear regression analysis, showed that the variables: land, capital, labor, and farmers' group membership are influence the agricultural production positively and significant. while drought areas is influenced negatively. the results of logistic regression analysis showed that the farmers in drought areas, gender, farmer group membership, and the use of fertilizer has a significant influence on the chances of crop failure. while farmers who suffered a decline in product agricultural, and farmers in drought areas have a significant influence on farmers’ decision opportunities in changing cropping patterns and shifting the time of planting as a form of adapting the climate changes. keywords: climate change; drought; production; adaptation strategy jel classification: o13, o12 abstrak: tujuan studi ini adalah mengetahui pengaruh perubahan iklim terhadap produksi pertanian dan strategi adaptasi yang dilakukan petani pada lahan rawan kekeringan di kabupaten semarang. data yang digunakan dalam studi ini berupa data primer yang dikumpulkan melalui wawancara dan observasi. metode pengambilan sampel yang digunakan adalah simple random sampling. sampel pada studi ini adalah 90 petani di desa jatirunggo, 27 diantaranya adalah petani di daerah rawan kekeringan dan 63 petani di daerah normal. berdasarkan hasil analisis regresi log linear berganda menunjukkan bahwa variabel: luas lahan, modal, tenaga kerja, dan keanggotaan kelompok tani berpengaruh secara positif dan signifikan terhadap produksi pertanian. sedangkan variabel daerah kekeringan berpengaruh secara negatif. hasil pengujian hipotesis menggunakan regresi logistik menunjukkan bahwa petani yang berada di daerah kering, jenis kelamin, keanggotaan sebagai kelompok tani, dan penggunaan pupuk memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap peluang kegagalan panen. sedangkan petani yang mengalami penurunan hasil, dan petani yang berada di daerah kering memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap peluang keputusan petani dalam mengubah pola tanam dan menggeser waktu tanam sebagai bentuk adaptasi terhadap perubahan iklim. kata kunci: perubahan iklim; kekeringan; produksi; strategi adaptasi klasifikasi jel: o13, o12 pengaruh perubahan iklim pergerakan ... (ida nurul hidayati, suryanto) 43 pendahuluan indonesia merupakan negara pertanian di mana pertanian memegang peranan penting dari keseluruhan perekonomian nasional. hal ini dapat ditunjukkan dari banyaknya penduduk atau tenaga kerja yang hidup atau bekerja pada sektor pertanian dan produk nasional yang berasal dari pertanian (mubyarto, 1989). sektor pertanian sangat rentan terhadap perubahan iklim karena berpengaruh terhadap pola tanam, waktu tanam, produksi, dan kualitas hasil (nurdin, 2011). iklim erat hubungannya dengan perubahan cuaca dan pemanasan global dapat menurunkan produksi pertanian antara 5-20 persen (suberjo, 2009). perubahan iklim merupakan suatu kondisi yang ditandai dengan berubahnya pola iklim dunia yang mengakibatkan feno2mena cuaca yang tidak menentu. perubahan iklim terjadi karena adanya perubahan variabel iklim, seperti suhu udara dan curah hujan yang terjadi secara terus menerus dalam jangka waktu yang panjang antara 50 sampai 100 tahun (kementerian lingkungan hidup, 2004). perubahan iklim juga dipengaruhi oleh kondisi cuaca yang tidak stabil sebagai contoh curah hujan yang tidak menentu, sering terjadi badai, suhu udara yang ekstrim, serta arah angin yang berubah drastis (ratnaningayu, 2013). laporan yang dikeluarkan tahun 2001, intergovernmental panel on climate change menyimpulkan bahwa temperatur udara global telah meningkat 0,6 derajat celsius (1 derajat fahrenheit) sejak 1861. pemanasan tersebut terutama disebabkan oleh aktivitas manusia yang menambah gas-gas rumah kaca ke atmosfer. ipcc memprediksi peningkatan temperatur rata-rata global akan meningkat 1,1 hingga 6,4c (2,0 hingga 11,5f) antara tahun 1990 dan 2100. menurut stocker, et.al; kondisi ini akan mengakibatkan iklim tetap terus menghangat selama periode tertentu akibat emisi yang telah dilepaskan sebelumnya dan karbon dioksida akan tetap berada di atmosfer selama seratus tahun atau lebih sebelum alam mampu menyerapnya kembali (sumaryanto, 2012). dampak dari pemanasan global (global warming) akan mempengaruhi pola presipitasi, evaporasi, water run-off, kelembaban tanah dan variasi iklim yang sangat fluktuatif secara keseluruhan dapat mengancam keberhasilan produksi pangan. penurunan intensitas hujan merupakan salah satu dampak dari perubahan iklim. menurut studi yang dilakukan oleh angles, dkk., (2011) menyebutkan bahwa berkurangnya intensitas hujan adalah alasan terbesar dari penurunan hasil panen petani di lahan kering di dharmaputri, india. penurunan hasil panen tersebut menyebabkan penurunan pendapatan para petani. penurunan pendapatan petani tersebut merupakan dampak jangka pendek, sedangkan dampak jangka panjangnya adalah berakhirnya profesi petani lahan kering (offfarm employment). berkurangnya intensitas hujan merupakan faktor penyebab utama penurunan hasil panen (angles, dkk., 2011). variasi iklim seperti kejadian masa kemarau panjang memiliki dampak yang tinggi pada hasil tanaman lahan kering. perubahan iklim memiliki pengaruh negatif terhadap produksi pertanian (utami, dkk., 2011). penurunan produksi pertanian ini dikarenakan terjadinya penurunan luas lahan panen akibat dari dampak perubahan iklim. hasil dari studi tersebut, kejadian la nina berpengaruh negatif terhadap produksi padi di jawa. variabel luas panen, dan upah buruh berpengaruh positif terhadap produksi padi di jawa. strategi adaptasi yang dilakukan oleh petani berpengaruh positif terhadap produksi tanaman pangan (ayunwuy dkk., 2010). hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa strategi yang dilakukan petani sudah tepat dan bisa dilanjutkan guna mengurangi dampak perubahan iklim. variabel pendidikan, penghasilan, pengalaman bertani, keanggotaan asosiasi petani, dan karakter berani mengambil risiko merupakan faktor yang signifikan yang memepengaruhi petani dalam mekanisme penyelesaian masalah guna mengurangi dampak perubahan iklim (angles, dkk., 2011) angles, dkk. (2011), menunjukkan bahwa secara kualitatif 92,22 persen dari semua sampel mengatakan bahwa berkurangnya intensitas hujan adalah faktor penyebab utama penurunan hasil panen. studi ini membuktikan bahwa variasi iklim seperti kejadian masa kemarau memiliki dampak yang tinggi pada jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 42-52 44 hasil tanaman lahan kering. analisis kuantitatif, variabel-variabel seperti pendidikan, penghasilan, pengalaman, keanggotaan asosiasi petani, karakter berani mengambil risiko merupakan faktor yang signifikan dalam mempengaruhi pemakaian mekanisme penyelesaian masalah pada lahan kering. utami, dkk. (2011) melakukan studi mengenai el nino, la nina dan penawaran pangan di jawa. hasil penelitiaannya menunjukkan adanya anomali iklim el nino berpengaruh negatif terhadap produksi padi di pulau jawa. solihin, dkk. (2013) melakukan studi yang bertujuan untuk mengetahui faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi produktivitas tanaman padi dan mengkaji apakah perubahan iklim mempengaruhi hasil pertanian dan keputusan petani untuk mencari pekerjaan baru. studi ini memperoleh hasil bahwa variabel luas lahan secara statistik signifikan mempengaruhi produktivitas tanaman padi secara positif. hasil yang lain mengatakan bahwa penurunan hasil pertanian akibat perubahan iklim dapat meningkatkan probabilitas keinginan petani untuk berganti pekerjaan. ayunwuy, dkk. (2010) melakukan studi di nigeria. hasil dari studi ini adalah petani menyadari perubahan iklim dan dampaknya terhadap produksi tanaman pangan, dan petani telah mampu mengembangkan strategi mata pencaharian, serta adaptasi yang mereka lakukan dengan cara yang terus menerus bisa dilakukan untuk mengatasi dampak perubahan iklim yang tidak menentu terhadap produksi tanaman pangan. soejono, dkk. (2009) melakukan studi dengan tujuan untuk mengetahui pendapatan usahatani padi, efisiensi penggunaan biaya produksi, dan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi usahatani padi pada kelompok tani patemon ii. variabel independennya adalah luas lahan, tenaga kerja, benih, pupuk dan obat. menggunakan fungsi produksi cobb-douglas yang kemudian diubah menjadi bentuk linear, menghasilkan faktor-faktor yang signifikan terhadap produksi adalah pupuk, obat-obatan dan tenaga kerja. sedangkan faktor yang tidak signifikan berpengaruh terhadap produksi adalah luas lahan dan benih. petani menyadari perubahan iklim dan dampaknya terhadap produksi tanaman pangan telah mampu mengembangkan strategi mata pencaharian, serta adaptasi yang mereka lakukan dengan cara yang terus menerus bisa dilakukan untuk mengatasi dampak perubahan iklim yang tidak menentu terhadap produksi tanaman pangan (ayunwuy, dkk., 2010). soejono, dkk. (2009) menyatakan bahwa faktor-faktor yang signifikan terhadap produksi adalah pupuk, obat-obatan dan tenaga kerja. sedangkan faktor yang tidak signifikan berpengaruh terhadap produksi adalah luas lahan dan benih. tabel 1. kejadian kekeringan beserta dampaknya di kabupaten semarang 2014 no kecamatan banyaknya desa yang mengalami kekeringan luas lahan pertanian yang terdampak kekeringan (ha) puso (ha) 1 bringin 11 desa 45 0 2 pringapus 1 desa 162 72 3 susukan 2 desa 0 0 4 jambu 1 desa 0 0 5 suruh 5 desa 3 0 6 tengaran 4 desa 0 0 7 bancak 3 desa 55 0 8 pabelan 1 desa 5 0 9 tuntang 3 desa 20 0 10 banyubiru 2 desa 46 0 11 ambarawa 3 desa 91 0 12 bandungan 1 desa 13 0 13 bawen 1 desa 54 0 14 ungaran barat 1 desa 6 0 sumber: bpbd dan dinas pertanian kabupaten semarang (2015) pengaruh perubahan iklim pergerakan ... (ida nurul hidayati, suryanto) 45 sejak tahun 1990-an, berbagai kawasan di indonesia sering dilanda kekeringan dan kebanjiran. dampak dari kekeringan adalah gagal panen, peningkatan kematian vegetasi, dan percepatan pelapukan. akibatnya, setiap terjadi kekeringan, ratusan hektar sawah di pulau jawa mengalami gagal panen atau puso (iskandar, 2013). dalam tabel 1 disajikan data mengenai kejadian kekeringan di kabupaten semarang tahun 2014. berdasarkan tabel 1, 14 kecamatan dari 19 kecamatan yang ada di kabupaten semarang mengalami kejadian kekeringan. dalam kejadian kekeringan ini hanya 11 kecamatan yang berdampak pada lahan pertanian. luas daerah pertanian terdampak paling parah adalah kecamatan pringapus yaitu sebesar 162 ha dan mengalami puso sebesar 72 ha. titik berat yang akan dikaji pada studi ini adalah melihat dampak perubahan iklim terhadap produksi pertanian pada lahan rawan kekeringan. selain itu adalah untuk mengetahui strategi adaptasi yang dilakukan oleh para petani lahan rawan kekeringan di kabupaten semarang guna mengurangi dampak perubahan iklim. metode penelitian data studi ini menggunakan metode survey dengan petani yang menggarap lahan rawan kekeringan di wilayah kabupaten semarang dengan desain explanatory design yang menggunakan a two phase method (creswell, et.al. dalam kurniawati, 2012:40). berdasarkan data kejadian kekeringan beserta dampaknya di kabupaten semarang pada tahun 2014, diperoleh bahwa wilayah terdampak yang paling luas adalah kecamatan pringapus, yaitu sebesar 162 ha. kecamatan pringapus juga mengalami puso sebesar 72 ha. kekeringan yang terjadi di kecamatan pringapus hanya pada 1 desa, yaitu desa jatirunggo. pemilihan lokasi studi berdasarkan pertimbangan karena (1) daerah studi mempunyai struktur sosial ekonomi yang relatif kompleks, (2) daerah studi adalah daerah yang rawan kekeringan, berdasarkan pemetaan menggunakan sistem informasi geografis (sig) dan (3) daerah studi merupakan daerah yang sering mengalami puso setiap terjadi kekeringan. data dalam studi ini bersumber dari badan pusat statistik (bps) kabupaten semarang, badan penanggulangan bencana daerah (bpbd), dinas pertanian kabupaten semarang, dan badan perencana pembangunan daerah (bappeda). alat analisis metode analisis data yang digunakan berupa analisis deskriptif dan regresi linear berganda dengan model sebagai berikut: logq = log a + b1 log ll + b2 log modal + b3 log tk + b4 ln peng + b5 ktan + b6 dker+ e 1) selain itu, metode analisis dalam studi ini juga menggunakan model logit. model logit adalah model regresi non-linear yang menghasilkan sebuah persamaan di mana variabel dependen bersifat kategorikal. kategori paling dasar dari model tersebut menghasilkan binary values seperti angka 0 dan 1. angka yang dihasilkan mewakilkan suatu kategori tertentu yang dihasilkan dari perhitungan probabilitas terjadinya kategori tersebut. model analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah: pr( y = 1xi) = 0 + xi + zi + i 2) keterangan: pr(y = 1xi) = probabilitas petani: (1) mengalami dampak perubahan iklim: (a) mengalami perubahan hasil; (b) mengalami gagal panen, (2) melakukan strategi adaptasi: (a) mengubah pola tanam; (b) menggeser waktu tanam, x’ adalah vektor yang mewakili set input dalam pertanian: (a) tenaga kerja (orang); (b) pupuk (kg); (c) pestisida (liter), z’ adalah vektor yang mewakili set karakteristik individu petani: (a) usia; (b) jenis kelamin; (c) tingkat pendidikan; (d) pengalaman bertani (e) keikutsertaan sebagai anggota kelompok tani,  dan  adalah parameter yang diestimasi;  adalah residual dalam model. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 42-52 46 hasil dan pembahasan analisis data berdasarkan data kuesioner dikelompokkan menjadi tiga bagian. bagian kesatu dianalisis dengan menggunakan deskriptif kualitatif, bagian kedua menggunakan regresi linier berganda model cobb douglass, dan bagian ketiga dengan menggunakan regresi logistik. 1. persepsi petani terhadap perubahan iklim (a) pengetahuan petani tentang fenomena perubahan iklim. petani di desa jatirunggo telah mengetahui adanya perubahan pada kondisi iklim mikro di desa jatirunggo. hal tersebut berdampak pada penurunan kualitas dan kuantitas hasil panen, bahkan mengalami kegagalan panen sehingga menyebabkan kerugian. meskipun petani merasakan dampak dari perubahan iklim tersebut, namun hanya 23 persen petani yang mengetahui dan memahami tentang fenomena perubahan iklim tersebut. sedangkan 71 persen petani hanya pernah mendengar istilah perubahan iklim dan merasakan dampaknya saja tanpa dapat menjelaskan definisi penyebabnya lebih lanjut. hal ini menunjukkan rendahnya tingkat pengetahuan petani mengenai isu perubahan iklim yang sedang terjadi saat ini. seluruh petani menyatakan bahwa mereka mendapatkan informasi tentang perubahan iklim dari media telivisi, radio, dan sesama petani. petani di desa jatirunggo telah mengetahui adanya perubahan pada beberapa komponen iklim yang biasa digunakan untuk mengukur perubahan iklim. beberapa indikator adanya perubahan iklim yang disampaikan oleh petani dalah adanya pergeseran musim hujan dan kemarau, peningkatan suhu udara, angin bertambah kencang, dan terjadinya kemarau panjang. (b) pergeseran musim di desa jatirungg. pada awalnya, petani di desa jatirunggo terbiasa memperkirakan musim melalui pengeahuan yang umum digunakan masyarakat. sebanyak 100% petani memprediksi musim hujan dimulai setiap bulan oktober sampai mei dan kemarau dari bulan juni sampai september. seluruh petani mengatakan bahwa di desa jatirunggo telah terjadi pergeseran musim yang menyebabkan sulitnya memprediksi awal atau akhir dari musim hujan ataupun musim kemarau. dampak dari perubahan iklim ini menurut petani menyebabkan semakin panjang nya musim kemarau. musim kemarau cenderung tiba pada bulan juni hingga november. pergeseran musim memberikan dampak terhadap peningkatan risiko gagal panen, kerusakan hasil panen, dan penurunan kualitas panen. (c) peningkatan suhu dan kecepatan angin di desa jatirunggo. peningkatan suhu dan perubahan kecepatan angin merupakan parameter dalam pengukuran perubahan iklim (bmkg, 2011). petani menginformasikan bahwa di desa jatirunggo telah terjadi peningkatan suhu dan kecepatan angin. petani menggambarkan bahwa suhu udara saat musim kemarau terkadang terasa ekstrim. saat panas terasa lebih panas dan ketika dingin terasa lebih dingin. persentase pengetahuan petani di desa jatirunggo mengenai perubahan kecepatan angin (94 persen) lebih rendah dari pada persentase pengetahuan pergeseran musim dan peningkatan suhu (100 persen). hal ini diduga berkaitan dengan kondisi fisik faktual yang dirasakan petani sehari-hari. hujan secara fisik dapat dilihat dan dirasakan oleh setiap orang, sedangkan angin tidak dapat dilihat secara fisik, hanya dapat dirasakan dengan tingkat kepekaan yang bervariasi antara satu dengan yang lain. pengetahuan petani mengenai perubahan komponen iklim lebih didasarkan pada pengetahuan yang diperoleh berdasarkan pengalaman yang dirasakan secara pribadi. (d) dampak perubahan iklim terhadap pertanian di desa jatirunggo. tabel 2 menunjukkan pengetahuan petani mengenai dampak negatif perubahan iklim terhadap pertanian. seluruh petani menyatakan perubahan iklim berdampak buruk bagi ketersediaan air dan cenderung menurunkan kualitas hasil panen, sedangkan petani yang menyatakan bahwa perubahan iklim menyebabkan kegagalan panen sebanyak 36 persen dan 38 persen petani menyatakan bahwa mengalami perubahan hasil yang ditandakan dengan menurunnya hasil produksi/panen. berdasarkan hasil regresi pada tabel 2 dapat disusun persamaan sebagai berikut: pengaruh perubahan iklim pergerakan ... (ida nurul hidayati, suryanto) 47 log(prod) = -9,38 + 0,11*log(ll) + (0,000) (0,045) 0,83*log(modal) + 0,04*log(tk) – (0,000) (0,036) 0,01*log(peng) + 0,09*ktan – 0,22*dker (0,565) (0,001) (0,000)   persamaan tersebut menunjukkan hubungan antara modal, pupuk, luas lahan, tenaga kerja, dan dummy daerah kekeringan terhadap produksi pertanian di lahan rawan kekeringan. langkah selanjutnya dari hasil regresi tersebut dilakukan uji statistik dan uji asumsi klasik. pada uji statistik, hasil uji f menunjukkan bahwa variabel luas lahan, modal, tenaga kerja, pengalaman bertani, dummy keanggotaan kelompok tani dan dummy kekeringan secara bersama-sama memiliki pengaruh terhadap produksi pertanian pada lahan rawan kekeringan di kabupaten semarang. sedang uji t menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap produksi pertanian pada lahan rawan kekeringan di kabupaten semarang pada derajat signifikansi 5 persen, kecuali variabel pengalaman bertani yang tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan. sementara koefisien determinasi (r2) adalah sebesar 0,98 yang artinya 98 persen variasi variabel dependen dalam hal ini produksi pertanian dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel independen yaitu luas lahan, modal, tenaga kerja, pengalaman bertani, dummy keanggotaan kelompok tani dan dummy kekeringan. sisanya sebanyak 2 persen dijelaskan oleh variabel lain yang tidak dimasukkan dalam model. selanjutnya, nilai koefisien regresi variabel luas lahan adalah sebesar 0,110 dengan probabilitas 0,0452. sehingga variabel luas lahan mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap produksi pertanian. dalam studi ini, semakin tinggi luas lahan yang digunakan untuk bercocok tanam, maka semakin tinggi pula produksi pertanian karena memiliki hubungan yang positif. begitu pula pada variabel modal, memiliki nilai koefisien sebesar 0,832. setiap kenaikan modal sebesar 1 persen maka akan meningkatkan produksi sebesar 83,2 persen. sedang nilai koefisien variabel tenaga kerja adalah sebesar 0,049 dan variabel dummy keanggotaan kelompok tani sebesar 0,092. keduanya memiliki hubungan yang positif dan dapat meningkatkan produksi pertanian. berbeda dengan variabel perubahan iklim yang memiliki nilai koefisien sebesar: -0,224 atau memiliki hubungan negatif, artinya etika kekeringan meningkat sebesar 1 persen maka akan menurunkan hasil produksi sebesar 22,4 persen. variabel luas lahan, modal, tenaga kerja, anggota kelompok tani, dan daerah kekeringan pada hasil studi memiliki pengaruh yang sama dengan studi sebelumnya yaitu berpengaruh secara positif dan signifikan. hasil studi yang tidak sesuai dengan hipotesis yaitu variabel pengalaman bertani. variabel ini tidak signifikan karena diduga petani dalam melakukan produksi pertanian cenderung memakai cara turun temurun, tidak berdasarkan pengalaman bertani nya dan cenderung memakai cara yang sama diantara para petani. penggunaan cara secara turun temurun ini lah yang tidak membedakan hasil produksi antara petani yang memiliki pengalaman bertani lama dan yang belum memiliki pengalaman bertani lama. tabel 2. hasil uji regresi log linier berganda no nama variabel koefisien t hitung prob. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 konstanta log(ll) log(modal) log(tk) log(peng) (ktan) (dker) -9,386 0,110 0,832 0,049 -0,018 0,092 -0,224 -26,158 2,033 14,988 2,129 -0,576 3,423 -8,959 0,0000 0,0452 0,0000 0,0362 0,5655 0,0010 0,0000 r-squared adjusted r-squared durbin-watson stat 0,987620 0,986725 2,199492 f-statistic prob(f-statistik) 1103,530 0,000000 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 42-52 48 regresi logistik a. probabilitas individu petani mengalami gagal panen. berdasarkan hasil perhitungan diperoleh persamaan regresi logistik: prob gagal panen = -13,59 + 1,29*age – (0,285) 2,67*jk – 1,19*ktan – 4,37*pend – (0,071) (0,254) (0,234) 1,31*peng – 0,87*tk + 4,16*dker + (0,276) (0,119) (0,000) 1,65*pest – 0,01*pup (0,410) (0,709) persamaan tersebut menunjukkan hubungan antara usia, jenis kelamin, pendidikan, pengalaman bertani, keanggotaan kelompok tani, daerah kekeringan, penggunaan pestisida dan pupuk terhadap probabilitas petani mengalami gagal panen. tabel 5. hasil perhitungan nilai odds ratio variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas petani mengalami gagal panen   variabel z-statistik odds rasio daerah kekeringan 3,367403 e3,367403 29,00 jenis kelamin 1,801287 e1,801287 6,05    pada tabel 5 menunjukkan bahwa variabel yang mempengaruhi probabilitas petani mengalami gagal panen adalah variabel daerah kekeringan dan jenis kelamin. daerah kekeringan memiliki nilai odds rasio sebesar 29,00 hal ini berarti setiap tabel 3. perbandingan hasil studi dengan studi sebelumnya variabel studi sebelumnya hipotesis hasil studi luas lahan berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif modal berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif tenaga kerja berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif pengalaman bertani berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif tidak signifikan (negatif) anggota kelompok tani berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif berpengaruh secara positif daerah kekeringan berpengaruh secara negatif berpengaruh secara negatif berpengaruh secara negatif sumber: beberapa jurnal terpilih (2009-2013) dan hasil studi (2015) tabel 4. hasil analisis dengan regresi logistik no nama variabel koefisien z-satistic prob. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 intercept usia (age) jenis kelamin (jk) kelompok tani (ktan) pendidikan (pend) pengalaman bertani (peng) tenaga kerja (tk) daerah kekeringan (dker) pestisida (pest) pupuk (pup) -14,209 1,307 -2,403 -1,345 -4,418 -1,342 -0,931 4,599 1,655 -0,013 -1,021 1,189 -1,718 -1,331 -1,309 -1,224 -1,611 3,939 0,823 -0,372 0,3708 0,2851 0,0717* 0,2542 0,2347 0,2762 0,1192 0,0008** 0,4104 0,7092 mcfadden r-squared 0,603 lr-statistic prob(lr-statistik) 70,65879 0,000000 * : signifikan pada level 10%; ** : signifikan pada level 5%; ***signifikan pada level 1% pengaruh perubahan iklim pergerakan ... (ida nurul hidayati, suryanto) 49 penambahan luas daerah yang terdampak kekeringan sebesar 1 persen probabilitas petani mengalami gagal panen akan meningkat sebesar 29 persen. jenis kelamin memiliki odds rasio sebesar 6,05, artinya petani yang berjenis kelamin laki-laki akan menurunkan probabilitas mengalami gagal panen sebesar 6,05 persen.   b. probabilitas petani mengalami penurunan hasil. berdasarkan hasil perhitungan diperoleh persamaan regresi logistik: prob. perubahan hasil = -13,00 + 0,37*age + (0,396) 7,52*dker – 2,09*jk – 3,59*ktan + (0,000) (0,235) (0,006) 1,06*pend – 0,21*peng – 0,40*tk – (0,495) (0,612) (0,563) 4,57*pest + 0,08*pup (0,109) (0,071) persamaan tersebut menunjukkan hubungan antara usia, jenis kelamin, pendidikan, pengalaman bertani, keanggotaan kelompok tani, daerah kekeringan, penggunaan pestisida dan pupuk terhadap probabilitas petani mengalami perubahan hasil. pada tabel 6 menunjukkan variabel yang mempengaruhi probabilitas petani mengalami perubahan hasil panen adalah variabel anggota kelompok tani, daerah kekeringan dan pupuk. jika petani menjadi anggota kelompok tani, maka akan menurunkan probabilitas petani mengalami perubahan hasil pertanian sebesar 15,31 persen. jika daerah kering bertambah sebesar 1 persen akan meningkatkan probabilitas petani mengalami perubahan hasil sebesar 48,43 persen. penambahan penggunaan pupuk sebesar 1 persen akan meningkatkan probabilitas petani mengalami perubahan hasil sebesar 6,07 persen. tabel 6. hasil perhitungan nilai odds ratio variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas petani mengalami penurunan hasil   variabel z-statistik odds rasio anggota kelompok tani -2,728921 e2,728921 15,31 daerah kekeringan 3,907070 e3,907070 49,75 pupuk 1,804071 e1,804071 6,07   c. probabilitas petani menggeser waktu tanam. berdasarkan hasil perhitungan diperoleh persamaan regresi logistik: pr. waktu = 3,65 – 0,09*age + 0,69*dker + (0,3039) (0,4191) 3,17*dummy_ph + 0,94*jk (0,0013) (0,3341) 0,74*ktan – 0,98*pend – 0,03*peng (0,3261) (0,2172) (0,9694) persamaan tersebut menunjukkan hubungan antara variabel usia, daerah kekeringan, mengalami perubahan hasil, jenis kelamin, anggota kelompok tani, pendidikan, dan pengalaman tabel 5. hasil analisis dengan regresi logistik no nama variabel koefisien z-statistic prob. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 intercept usia (age) jenis kelamin (jk) kelompok tani (ktan) pendidikan (pend) pengalaman bertani (peng) tenaga kerja (tk) daerah kekeringan (dker) pestisida (pest) pupuk (pup) -13,000 0,373 -2,093 -3,598 1,065 -0,214 -0,404 7,524 -4,572 0,083 -1,577 0,848 -1,187 -2,728 0,681 -0,506 -0,577 3,907 -1,600 1,804 0,1147 0,3963 0,2350 0,0064* 0,4955 0,6125 0,5638 0,0001* 0,1095 0,0712** mcfadden r-squared 0,703 lr-statistic prob(lr-statistik) 83,93454 0,000000 * : signifikan pada level 10% ** : signifikan pada level 5% jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 42-52 50 bertani terhadap probabilitas petani untuk menggeser waktu tanam. tabel 8. hasil perhitungan nilai odds ratio variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas petani menggeser waktu tanam   variabel zstatistik odds rasio perubahan hasil 3,222866 e3,222866 25,09   variabel yang mempengaruhi probabilitas petani menggeser waktu tanam adalah variabel perubahan hasil yaitu sebesar 25,09. dapat diartikan bahwa ketika perubahan hasil atau mengalami penurunan hasil panen meningkat sebesar 1 persen maka probabilitas petani mengubah waktu tanam meningkat sebesar 25,09 persen. pergeseran waktu tanam ini dilakukan petani sebagai upaya menyesuaikan kegiatan pertaniannya dengan ketidakpastian musim.   d. probabilitas petani mengubah pola tanam berdasarkan hasil perhitungan diperoleh persamaan regresi logistik: pr. pola = -0,81 – 0,08*age + 3,26*dker + (0,6604) (0,0214) 3,55*dummy_ph + 1,27*jk – 0,08*ktan – (0,0011) (0,4591) (0,9298) 0,35*pend + 0,05*peng (0,7329) (0,7557) persamaan tersebut menunjukkan hubungan antara usia, daerah kekeringan, perubahan hasil, jenis kelamin, anggota kelompok tani, pendidikan, dan pengalaman bertani terhadap probabilitas petani mengubah pola tanam. variabel yang mempengaruhi probabilitas petani mengubah pola tanam adalah daerah kekeringan dan perubahan hasil. odds rasio daerah kekeringan yaitu sebesar 9,98. dapat diartikan bahwa peningkatan luas daerah kekeringan sebesar 1 persen dapat meningkatkan petani mengubah pola tanam sebesar 9,98 persen. tabel 9. hasil analisis dengan regresi logistik no nama variabel koefisien z-statistic prob. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 intercept usia daerah kekeringan mengalami perubahan hasil jenis kelamin anggota kelompok tani pendidikan pengalaman bertani -0,814 -0,080 3,262 3,552 1,274 -0,088 -0,356 0,050 -0,170 -0,439 2,301 3,254 0,740 -0,075 -0,341 0,311 0,8647 0,6604 0,0214 0,0011 0,4591 0,9398 0,7329 0,7557 mcfadden r-squared 0,625 lr-statistic prob(lr-statistik) 75,80891 0,000000 tabel 7. hasil analisis dengan regresi logistik no nama variabel koefisien z-satistic prob. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 intercept usia daerah kekeringan mengalami perubahan hasil jenis kelamin anggota kelompok tani pendidikan pengalaman bertani 3,656 -0,094 0,698 3,174 0,945 -0,742 -0,984 -0,003 1,028 -0,807 0,746 3,222 0,965 -0,982 -1,233 -0,038 0,3039 0,4191 0,4555 0,0013 0,3341 0,3261 0,2172 0,9694 mcfadden r-squared 0,422 lr-statistic prob(lr-statistik) 48,41178 0,000000 pengaruh perubahan iklim pergerakan ... (ida nurul hidayati, suryanto) 51 tabel 10. hasil perhitungan nilai odds ratio variabel yang berpengaruh terhadap probabilitas petani mengubah pola tanam   variabel z-statistik odds rasio daerah kekeringan 2,301235 e 2,301235 9,98 perubahan hasil 3,254549 e3,254549 25,90 variabel perubahan hasil memiliki odds rasio sebesar 25,90. dapat diartikan bahwa ketika petani mengalami perubahan hasil atau penurunan hasil produksi meningkat sebesar 1 persen maka probabilitas petani mengubah pola tanam meningkat sebesar 20,29 persen. perubahan pola tanam ini umumnya dilakukan petani karena mengalami penurunan hasil akibat berada di wilayah yang rawan kekeringan. simpulan modal mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan secara statistik pada derajat kepercayaan 5 persen. semakin banyak modal yang digunakan maka semakin tinggi pula hasil produksi pertanian. sementara, luas lahan mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan secara statistik pada tingkat kepercayaan 5 persen sehingga semakin luas lahan yang digunakan untuk bercocok tanam, maka hasil produksi nya juga semakin banyak. demikian juga pada pengalaman bertani mempunyai pengaruh yang tidak signifikan pada tingkat kepercayaan 5 persen. hal ini diduga karena petani menggunakan cara turuntemurun dalam melakukan produksi pertanian, sehingga tidak ada perbedaan hasil antara petani yang sudah lama bertani dengan yang belum memiliki pengalaman lama sebagai petani. selanjutnya, keikutsertaan sebagai anggota kelompok tani mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan secara statistik pada tingkat kepercayaan 5 persen sehingga jika petani menjadi anggota dalam kelompok tani akan cenderung meningkatkan produksi pertaniannya karena akan memiliki informasi lebih mengenai pertanian. perubahan iklim yang digambarkan dengan keadaan kekeringan mempunyai pengaruh yang signifikan pada tingkat kepercayaan 5 persen. lahan yang teridentifikasi sebagai lahan rawan kekeringan berpotensi menurunkan produksi pertanian. pemerintah diharapkan dapat membantu tabel 11. ringkasan hasil estimasi menggunakan regresi logistik variabel bebas gagal panen [ya = 1] penurunan hasil [ya = 1] menggeser waktu tanam [ya = 1] mengubah pola tanam [ya = 1] intercept -14,209 (0,3708) -13,000 (0,1147) 3,656 (0,3039) -0,814 (0,8647) usia 1,307 (0,2851) 0,373 (0,3963) -0,094 (0,4191) -0,080 (0,6604) jenis kelamin -2,403 (0,0717) -2,093 (0,2350) 0,945 (0,3341) 1,247 (0,4591) anggota kelompok tani -1,345 (0,2542) -3,598 (0,0064) -0,742 (0,3261) -0,088 (0,9398) pendidikan -4,418 (0,2347) 1,065 (0,4955) -0,984 (0,2172) -0,356 (0,7329) pengalaman bertani -1,342 (0,2762) -0,214 (0,6125) -0,003 (0,9694) 0,050 (0,7557) tenaga kerja -0,931 (0,1192) -0,404 (0,5638) daerah kekeringan 4,599 (0,0008) 7,524 (0,0001) 0,698 (0,4555) 3,262 (0,0214) pestisida 1,655 (0,4104) -4,572 (0,1095) pupuk -0,013 (0,7092) 0,083 (0,0712) mengalami perubahan hasil 3,174 (0,0013) 3,552 (0,0011) sumber: analisis data primer dengan e-views 6, 2015 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 42-52 52 pengembangan usaha tani padi, misalnya memperlancar sistem pendistribusian pupuk agar tidak terciptanya kelangkaan pupuk dan juga mengadakan lembaga simpan pinjam dan pengenalan asuransi pertanian yang dapat meringankan petani dalam masalah pengadaan modal usaha tani dan kerugian finansial sebagai dampak perubahan iklim. petani yang tinggal di daerah rawan kekeringan harus meningkatkan strategi adaptasi yang dilakukan untuk mengurangi dampak kerugian akibat perubahan iklim. petani dapat mengubah pola tanam maupun menggeser waktu tanam disesuaikan dengan datangnya musim penghujan guna mengurangi risiko gagal panen. petani juga dapat membuat sumur resapan di sekitar sawah guna mengairi sawah ketika musim kemarau tiba. daftar pustaka angles, chinnadurai, and sundar. 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(2011). el nino, la nina dan penawaran pangan di jawa, indonesia. jurnal ekonomi pembangunan. vol. 12: 2, hlm. 257-271. image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (11).jpg image (12).jpg image (13).jpg image (14).jpg image (15).jpg image (16).jpg microsoft word 07-ayif jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012, hlm.72-82   kebijakan fiskal indonesia dalam perspektif ekonomi islam: studi kasus dalam mengentaskan kemiskinan ayief fathurrahman fakultas ekonomi universitas muhammadiyah yogyakarta jalan lingkar selatan, tamantirto, kasihan, bantul, yogyakarta e-mail: ayief_ospp@yahoo.com abstract: poverty reduction efforts can be encapsulated in one sentence, namely "give opportunities to the poor families and communities to overcome their problems independently." this means the government has to reposition their roles, from its role as agent of empowerment become facilitator of empowerment. islam considers that poverty is a very complex phenomenon, poverty is not only related to cultural problems, but also structural problems which concern how state makes fiscal policy-oriented poverty reduction. culturally, islam has recommended to foster the role of each individual in improving the quality of life and foster social cohesion through zakat, infaq, and sadaqah. structurally, islam has laid down a central role of state in creating the distribution of income and wealth in a fair and equitable and maintaining the stability and sustainability of economic development in the process of progress and equality as well as a facilitator of community in finding solutions toward a more decent standard of living. keywords: fiscal policy, poverty reduction, infaq, sadaqah, zakat abstrak: upaya pengentasan kemiskinan dapat dirumuskan dalam satu kalimat, yaitu 'memberikan kesempatan kepada keluarga miskin dan masyarakat untuk mengatasi masalahmasalah mereka secara mandiri. ini berarti pemerintah harus menata kembali peran mereka, dari perannya sebagai agen pemberdayaan menjadi fasilitator pemberdayaan. islam menganggap bahwa kemiskinan merupakan fenomena yang sangat kompleks, kemiskinan tidak hanya terkait dengan masalah budaya, tetapi juga masalah struktural yang menyangkut upaya negara membuat kebijakan fiskal yang berorientasi mengurangi kemiskinan. dari sudut pandang budaya, islam telah merekomendasikan untuk mendorong peran setiap individu dalam meningkatkan kualitas hidup dan mendorong kohesi sosial melalui zakat, infaq dan shadaqah. secara struktural, islam telah meletakkan peran sentral dari negara dalam menciptakan distribusi pendapatan dan kekayaan dengan cara yang adil dan merata dan menjaga stabilitas dan kerberlanjutan dari pembangunan ekonomi dalam proses kemajuan dan kesetaraan serta fasilitor masyarakat dalam mencari solusi ke arah standar hidup yang lebih layak kata kunci: kebijakan fiskal, pengurangan kemiskinan, infaq, sadaqah, zakat pendahuluan negara adalah pemegang otoritas tertinggi dalam merumuskan suatu kebijakan. kebijakan pemerintah yang kerapkali bersinggungan langsung dan mempengaruhi iklim aktivitas masyarakat adalah kebijakan di bidang ekonomi. salah satu kebijakan penting yang berada di dalam otoritas pemerintah adalah kebijakan fiskal, dimana negara berperan dalam mengatur kegiatan ekonomi agar tetap terjaga stabilitas dan kesejahteraan rakyatnya, sehingga dapat membantu untuk mengatasi dari persoalan fundamental kemiskinan dan pengangguran. paling tidak, fungsi pemerintah dalam perekonomian nasional yaitu melakukan upaya untuk meningkatkan efisiensi perekonomian nasional, meningkatkan keadilan berkenaan dengan distribusi pendapatan antara kelompok-kelompok dalam masyarakat, mengkebijakan fiskal indonesia (ayief fathurrahman) 73 usahakan stabilitas ekonomi serta mengatur perpajakan dan pengeluaran negara. di dalam catatan sejarah peradaban islam, negara juga difungsikan sebagai pemegang peran vital dalam mengatur kebijakan ekonomi yang dibangun di atas prinsip kemaslahatan dan kesejahteraan rakyat. bentuk peran negara dalam sejarah islam atas masalah ini diatur melalui institusi baitul mal (karim, 2004: 59). harta yang dikumpulkan di dalam baitul mal ini dialokasikan kepada orang-orang yang berhak dan dibelanjakan untuk membayar jasa yang diberikan individu kepada negara, mengatasi kemiskinan dan kelaparan, tunjangan dan penyediaan lapangan kerja, modal usaha bagi masyarakat, pembangunan infrastruktur dan pelayan publik, dan lain-lainnya. di indonesia, melalui perpres nomor 18 tahun 2007, sasaran pembangunan ekonomi tahunan indonesia diarahkan untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi dalam rangka memperluas lapangan pekerjaan dan mengurangi tingkat kemiskinan. sasaran pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diharapkan adalah pertumbuhan yang berkualitas yaitu pertumbuhan yang dapat mendistribusikan pendapatan dan lapangan pekerjaan. sedangkan percepatan perluasan lapangan pekerjaan diarahkan kepada peningkatan pertumbuhan sektor yang banyak menyerap tenaga kerja. mengenai penanggulangan kemiskinan, fokus sasaran adalah bagaimana meningkatkan pendapatan secara merata dan memberikan akses yang lebih luas bagi rakyat untuk mendapatkan pendidikan, kesehatan, air bersih, dan kebutuhan dasar lainnya (departemen keuangan ri ditjen anggaran, 2012). pembahasan seputar kebijakan fiskal kebijakan fiskal pada dasarnya merupakan kebijakan yang mengatur tentang penerimaan dan pengeluaran negara. penerimaan dari negara bersumber dari pajak, penerimaan bukan pajak dan bahkan penerimaan yang berasal pinjaman/bantuan luar negeri dari luar negeri sebelum masa reformasi dikatagorikan sebagai penerimaan negara.1 dengan demikian kebijakan fiskal adalah kebijakan pemerintah dalam mengelola keuangan negara sedemikian rupa sehingga dapat menunjang perekonomian nasional: produksi, konsumsi, investasi, kesempatan kerja, dan kestabilan harga. artinya keuangan negara tidak hanya penting untuk membiayai tugas rutin pemerintah saja, tetapi juga sebagai “sarana” untuk mewujudkan sasaran pembangunan: pertumbuhan ekonomi, kestabilan dan pemerataan pendapatan (gilarso, 2004: 148). jika pengeluaran pemerintah lebih besar dari penerimaan pajak pada periode waktu tertentu, umumnya satu tahun, maka pemerintah mengalami defisit anggaran. sebaliknya jika penerimaan pajak lebih tinggi dibanding pengeluaran pemerintah, maka pemerintah mengalami surplus anggaran. pemerintah membiayai defisit anggaran dengan meminjam, sedangkan ketika terjadi surplus anggaran, beban hutang pemerintah relatif lebih ringan (mishkin, 2008: 15-16). dengan demikian, kebijakan fiskal merupakan pengelolaan keuangan negara dan terbatas pada sumber-sumber penerimaan serta alokasi pengeluaran negara yang tercantum dalam apbn (parcoyo dan antyo parcoyo, 2004: 22). di antara pendapatan negara seperti: bea dan cukai, devisa negara, pariwisata, pajak penghasilan, pajak bumi dan bangunan, impor, dan lain-lain. sedangkan untuk pengeluaran negara misalnya: belanja persenjataan, pesawat, proyek pemerintah, pembangunan sarana dan prasarana umum, atau program lain yang berkaitan dengan kesejahteraan masyarakat. kebijakan fiskal merupakan salah satu sub bidang pengelolaan keuangan negara yang demikian luas, di samping subbidang pengelolaan moneter, dan sub bidang pengelolaan kekayaan negara. subbidang pengelolaan fiskal meliputi enam fungsi, yaitu: (suminto, 2004) 1 pinjaman luar negeri akan dimasukkan ke dalam apbn sifatnya hanya in and out, artinya penerimaan dari sumber ini akan tercantum sebagai penerimaan negara dalam tahun anggaran yang sama, merupakan sumber pengeluaran pembangunan untuk membiayai berbagai proyek pembangunan dalam jumlah yang sama. baca lebih lanjut hadi soesastro dkk (penyunting), pemikiran dan permasalahan ekonomi di indonesia dalam setengah abad terakhir, (yogyakarta : kanisius, 2005), hlm 335 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 72-82 74 (1) fungsi pengelolaan kebijakan ekonomi makro dan fiskal. fungsi pengelolaan kebijakan ekonomi makro dan fiskal ini meliputi penyusunan nota keuangan dan rapbn, serta perkembangan dan perubahannya, analisis kebijakan, evaluasi dan perkiraan perkembangan ekonomi makro, pendapatan negara, belanja negara, pembiayaan, analisis kebijakan, evaluasi dan perkiraan perkembangan fiskal dalam rangka kerjasama internasional dan regional, penyusunan rencana pendapatan negara. (2) fungsi penganggaran. fungsi ini meliputi penyiapan, perumusan, dan pelaksanaan kebijakan, serta perumusan standar, norma, pedoman, kriteria, prosedur dan pemberian bimbingan teknis dan evaluasi di bidang apbn.2 (3) fungsi administrasi perpajakan. (4) fungsi administrasi kepabeanan. (5) fungsi perbendaharaan. fungsi perbendaharaan meliputi perumusan kebijakan, standard, sistem dan prosedur di bidang pelaksanaan penerimaan dan pengeluaran negara, pengadaan barang dan jasa instansi pemerintah serta akuntansi pemerintah pusat dan daerah, pelaksanaan penerimaan dan pengeluaran negara, pengelolaan kas negara dan perencanaan penerimaan dan pengeluaran, pengelolaan utang dalam negeri dan luar negeri, pengelolaan piutang, pengelolaan barang milik/ kekayaan negara (bm/kn). (6) fungsi pengawasan keuangan. menurut boediono, terdapat tiga fungsi pokok kebijakan fiskal, yaitu: pertama, fungsi alokasi yaitu untuk mengalokasikan faktor-faktor produksi yang tersedia dalam masyarakat sedemikian rupa sehingga kebutuhan masyarakat akan barang dan jasa dapat terpenuhi.. kedua, fungsi distribusi, yang pada pokoknya mempunyai tujuan berupa terselenggaranya pembagian pendapatan nasional yang adil. ketiga, fungsi stabilisasi, yaitu terjaminnya stabilisasi dalam pemerintahan suatu negara, terrnasuk dalam fungsi ini adalah terpeliharanya tingkat kesempatan kerja yang tinggi, tingkat harga yang relatif stabil dan tingkat 2 anggaran pendapatan dan belanja negara (apbn) adalah rencana keuangan tahunan pemerintahan negara yang disetujui oleh dewan perwakilan rakyat. (pasal 1 angka 7, uu no. 17/2003). merujuk pasal 12 uu no. 1/2004 tentang perbendaharaan negara. pertumbuhan ekonomi yang cukup memadai (supriyanto, 2005). dalam sejarah islam, kebijakan fiskal menempati posisi strategis dalam rangka membangun tata kelola keuangan negara dengan terencana dan terarah. adiwarman karim dalam bukunya sejarah pemikiran ekonomi islam, menyebutkan bahwa paling tidak instrumen kebijakan fiskal yang terekam di awal pemerintahan islam sebagai berikut: (amalia, 2005:19-20) (1) peningkatan pendapatan nasional dan tingkat partisipasi kerja. sebagai pemimpin, rasulullah telah mengantongi langkah-langkah perencanaan untuk memulai intensifikasi pembangunan masyakarakat. ukhuwwah islamiyah, persaudaraan sesama muslim, antara golongan muhajirin dan golongan anshor dijadikan kunci oleh rasulullah untuk meningkatkan penpatan nasional. hal ini menyebabkan terjadinya distribusi pendapatan yang berimplikasi pada peningkatan permintaan total di madinah. selain itu, persaudaraan ini berdampak positif terhadap tersedianya lapangan kerja, terutama bagi kaum muhajirin. dalam aplikasinya, menggunakan akad muzara’ah musaqat, dan mudharabah. (2) kebijakan pajak. penerapan kebijakan pajak yang dilakukan rasulullah seperti kharaj, jizyah, khumus, dan zakat menyebabkan terciptanya kestabilan harga dan mengurangi tingkat inflasi. pajak ini, khususnya khums, mendorong stabilitas pendapatan dan produksi total pada saat terjadi stagnasi dan penurunan permintaan dan penawaran agregat. kebijakan ini juga tidak menyebabkan penurunan harga ataupun jumlah produksi (karim, 2004: 153) (3) anggaran. dalam menyusun anggaran, selalu diprioritaskan untuk pembelanjaan yang mengarah pada kepentingan umum, seperti pembangunan infrastruktur. sehingga pada gilirannya, menciptakan pertumbuhan dan pemerataan ekonomi masyarakat. dengan demikian, nampak pada zaman rasulullah, pengaturan apbn dilakukan secara cermat, efektif, dan efisien, menyebabkan jarang terjadinya defisit anggaran meskipun sering terjadi peperangan (karim, 2004: 153). (4) kebijakan fiskal khusus. dalam menerapkan kebijakan fiskal secara khusus, rasulukebijakan fiskal indonesia (ayief fathurrahman) 75 llah melakukannya dengan berlandaskan dengan persaudaraan. adapun instrumen kebijakan yang diterapkan yaitu: pertama, memberikan bantuan secara sukarela untuk memenuhi kebutuhan kaum muslimin yang kekuarangan. kedua, meminjam peralatan dari kaum non-muslim secara cuma-cuma dengan jaminan pengembalian dan ganti rugi bila terjadi kerusakan. ketiga, meminjam uang tertentu dan diberikan kepada mua’allaf. keempat, menerapkan kebijakan insentif untuk menjaga pengeluaran dan meningkatkan partisipasi kerja dan produksi kaum muslimin. (karim, 2004: 154). kebijakan fiskal indonesia dari masa ke masa dalam catatan sejarah, memang tak bisa dipungkiri bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi indonesia dari masa ke masa memang sudah melaju pesat. namun jika ditelusuri dalam lembaran sejarah perekonomian indonesia, terutama pada masa orde lama, pembangunan ekonomi indonesia relatif statis. berbagai ketidakstabilan politik dan kendala keterbatasan sumber daya manusia telah menyebabkan selama waktu 20 tahun setelah kemerdekaan itu tak banyak sumberdaya yang tergarap (hamid, 2000: 5). tak jauh berbeda dengan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang ditorehkan oleh renzim orde baru. indikator ini antara lain bisa dilihat pada kondisi utang luar negeri, inflasi, pertimbuhan ekonomi, kemiskinan, defisit, dan anggaran.3 di era reformasi, bukan berarti dengan beralihnya pemegang kebijakan beralih pula kondisi perekonomian indonesia, dari keterpurukan menjadi kesejahteraan. akan tetapi persoalan-persoalan ekonomi tak akan bosan menyapa bumi pertiwi ini. paling tidak, terdapat tiga isu hangat yang seringkali dperbincangkan kaitannya dengan kebijakan 3 kemerosotan ini dapat dilihat dari laju pertumbuhan ekonomi dan pendapatan per kapita masyarakat. dalam kaitan ini, orde lama mewariskan pertumbuhan ekonomi yang lamban, dan mengalami pertumbuhan nol persen di tahun 1966. namun laju pertumbuhan ekonomi yang ditinggalkan orde baru jauh lebih parah diperkirakan pada tahun 1998 negatif sekitar 15%. untuk lebih mendalam baca edy suandi hamid, perekonomian indonesia: masalah kebijakan kontemporer, (yogyakarta: uii press, 2000), hlm 15-16 fiskal di indonesia. ketiga isu yang dimaksud adalah: (1) subsidi bahan bakar minyak (bbm). persoalan utama subsidi bbm saat ini adalah menyangkut soal besarnya jumlah subsidi dan ketidaksesuian dengan prinsip keadilan. data kementerian energi dan sumber daya mineral (esdm) menyebutkan subsidi bbm pada 2010 sebesar 181 persen terhadap subsidi bbm 2009. volume bbm bersubsidi 2010 mencapai 38,2 juta kiloliter (kl) atau melampaui kuota apbn yang sebesar 36,5 juta kl. premium merupakan jenis bbm terbanyak, yaitu sebesar 60 persen atau 23,1 juta kl. adapun realisasi bbm bersubsidi 2009 sebesar 37,7 kl. pengguna terbesar dari subsidi itu adalah transportasi darat, yakni 89 persen atau 32,48 juta kl. konsumsi premium pada sektor transportasi darat didominasi mobil pribadi, yakni 53 persen atau 13,3 juta kl dari total konsumsi premium untuk transportasi darat. dominannya konsumsi premium pada sektor transportasi darat oleh kendaraan pribadi dinilai kebanyakan pihak, termasuk pemerintah, merupakan kenyataan yang tidak mencerminkan keadilan (buana, 2012). padahal yang membeli bbm adalah seluruh masyarakat tanpa kecuali apa dia kaya atau miskin (supriyanto, 2005). ketidakadilan inilah yang telah mengakibatkan semakin melebarnya ketimpangan ekonomi antarpenduduk di indonesia. (2) utang luar negeri. sejak tahun 1997 indonesia sebagai anggota imf menggunakan haknya untuk mernperoleh bantuan. namun yang terjadi, baik sebelum dan sesudah krisis ini, justru semakin membenamkan indonesia dalam jebakan utang yang semakin besar. implikasi dari beban utang ini akan berdampak meningkatnya beban rakyat, dan fasilitas publik yang seharusnya bisa disediakan menjadi berkurang karena dana harus dialokasikan untuk mencicil utang dan membayar bunganya. semakin besar utang, maka semakin besar pula bunganya, dan hal ini akan memaksa pemerintah menarik pajak kebih besar lagi untuk memenuhi kewajiban fiskalnya.4 kenaikan 4 memang sumber pembayaran utang ini tidak semata-mata dari pajak saja, pemerintah juga memperoleh penerimaan dari sumber penjualan minyak bumi atau bagi hasil migas yang dijual di pasar dunia. namun nampaknya semua itu akan sulit diandalkan dalam jangka panjang. baca lebih jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 72-82 76 pajak, jelas akan berdampak pada naiknya harga-harga barang produksi, sehingga yang lagi-lagi terpojokan adalah kaum miskin yang terbatas pendapatannya. kementerian keuangan mencatat total utang pemerintah per 31 desember 2010 mencapai rp1.676 triliun. meskipun laporan perkembangan utang negara direktorat jenderal pengelolaan utang kementerian keuangan edisi januari 2011 mencatat angka tersebut merupakan angka sangat sementara menggunakan patokan kurs rp8.991 per dollar amerika serikat.5 (3) prediksi besaran anggaran. gejolak nilai kurs rupiah terhadap dolar as, telah menggoyahkan sendi-sendi dasar ekonomi makro yang telah dibangun selama ini. gejolak harga minyak dunia yang harganya mencapai angka tertinggi selama dasawarsa ini menjadikan krisis bbm diberbagai wilayah di indonesia. semua gejolak besaran makro ekonomi ini tak jarang akan memporakporandakan prediksi angka yang telah ditetapkau dalam awal pelaksanaan apbn tahunan. itu semua menunjukkan betapa rentannya kondisi perekonomian indonesia saat ini (supriyanto, 2005). sebagai konsekuensi dari uraian di atas menunjukkan sulitnya untik membuat angkaangka prediksi atas apbn saat ini. yang penting dilakukan untuk meminimalkan gejolak adalah memperkokoh kondisi makro ekonomi indonesia saat ini dan masa yang akan datang (supriyanto, 2005) kebijakan fiskal indonesia mengentaskan kemiskinan kebijakan anggaran pemerintah menempati posisi sangat penting dalam mengubah wajah kemiskinan dan kesenjangan. tingginya tingkat kemisikinan dan lebarnya kesenjangan merupakan indikator kegagalan suatu negara dalam proses pembangunan. karena pembangunan yang dilaksanakan pada prinsipnya ditujukan untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat dan taraf hidup masyarakat. hal ini sesuai dengan tujuan negara indonesia, sebagaimana diamanatkan dalam pembukaan uud 1945, lanjut edy suandi hamid, sistem ekonomi utang luar negeri dan isu-isu ekonomi politik indonesia, (yogyakarta : uii press, 2004), hlm 207-208. yaitu melindungi segenap bangsa indonesia dan seluruh tumpah darah indonesia, memajukan kesejahteraan umum, mencerdaskan kehidupan bangsa dan ikut melaksanakan ketertiban dunia yang berdasarkan kemerdekaan, perdamaian abadi dan keadilan sosial. kesejahteraan rakyat dapat ditingkatkan kalau kemiskinan dapat dikurangi, sehingga untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan rakyat dapat dilakukan melalui upaya penanggulangan kemiskinan. upaya penanggulangan kemiskinan yang dilakukan pemerintah secara terpogram dimulai sejak orde baru dengan meluncurkan program pelita ipelita v. repelita vi diluncurkan sebagai program khusus, yaitu program inpres desa tertinggal (idt). inpres ini, yaitu inpres no.5/1993 tentang peningkatan penanggulangan kemiskinan, dimaksudkan untuk meningkatkan penanganan masalah kemisikinan secara berkelanjutan di desa-desa miskin. selain itu, berbagai program secara spesifik dapat diketahui dengan menyibak pos-pos anggaran yang disediakan melalui anggaran pendapatan dan belanja negara. programprogram tersebut antara lain: (dumairy, 1995: 78-81). (1) program bantuan pembangunan daerah; (2) inpres pembangunan desa; (3) inpres pembangunan daerah tingkat dua; (4) inpres pembangunan daerah tingkat satu; (5) inpres kesehatan. sementara itu, pendanaan untuk penanggulangan kemisikinan selalu meningkat dari tahun ke tahun (gambar 1). namun demikian, mekanisme penyaluran dana tersebut masih tersebar di berbagai departemen/lembaga pemerintah non-departemen. implikasinya adalah dalam pelaksanaan seringkali keterkaitan antarprogram penanggulangan kemiskinan di pusat maupun daerah belum optimal. selain itu, berdasarkan porsi anggaran penanggulangan kemiskinan yang disediakan pada apbd secara umum masih belum memadai, yaitu rata-rata berkisar 8-12 persen dari total apbd provinsi (tkpk, 2006). dengan demikian masalah pendanaan menjadi salah satu kendala dalam program penanggulangan kemiskinan di daerah (royat, 2008:43) kebijakan fiskal indonesia (ayief fathurrahman) 77 sumber : tkpk dan bapennas catatan : angka dalam satuan triliyun rupiah gambar 1. perkembangan jumlah anggaran penanggulan kemiskinan di apbn di samping itu, berbagai upaya pemerintah dalam pelaksanaan kebijakan untuk penanggulangan kemiskinan dan pengangguran, saat ini dilakukan dengan berbagai upayaupaya di antaranya : (royat, 2008: 44) (1) menaikkan anggaran untuk programprogram yang berkaitan langsung maupun tidak langsung dengan penanggulangan kemiskinan dan pengangguran, dilaksanakan dengan pemberdayaan berbasis komunitas dan kegiatan padat karya (2) mendorong apbd provinsi, kabupaten dan kota pada tahun-tahun selanjutnya untuk meningkatkan anggaran bagi penanggulangan kemiskinan dan perluasan lapangan kerja; (3) tetap mempertahankan program lama seperti raskin, bos, asuransi miskin, dan sebagainya; (4) akselerasi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan stabilitas harga, khususnya harga beras. adapun langkah konkrit pemerintah dalam mengatasi kemisikinan dan pengangguran, dijabarkan dalam berbagai program yang diharapkan menjadi instrumen utama kegiatan tersebut. berbagai program yang dilaksankan di antaranya: (royat, 2008: 45). (1) program nasional pemberdayaan masyarakat mandiri (pnpm-mandiri) merupakan ekspansi dan integrasi program-program penanggulangan kemiskinan. (2) program pengembangan bahan bakar nabati (ebn). program ini dimaksudkan untuk mendorong kemandirian penyediaan energi terbarukan dengan menumbuhkan “desa mandiri energi”. (3) program keluarga harapan (pkh), berupa bantuan khusus untuk pendidikan dan kesehatan. (4) program pemerintah lain yang bertujuan meningkatkan akses masyarakat miskin kepada sumber permodalan usaha mikro dan kecil, listrik perdesaan, sertifikasi tanah, kredit mikro dan lain-lain. pada tahun 2008 lalu, sebagaimana yang telah digariskan dalam rencana kerja pemerintah 2008 (rkp 2008) melalui perpres nomor 18 tahun 2007, sasaran pembangunan ekonomi diarahkan untuk mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi dalam rangka memperluas lapangan pekerjaan dan mengurangi tingkat kemiskinan. sasaran pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diharapkan adalah pertumbuhan yang berkualitas yaitu pertumbuhan yang dapat mendistribusikan pendapatan dan lapangan pekerjaan. sedangkan percepatan perluasan lapangan pekerjaan diarahkan kepada peningkatan pertumbuhan sektor yang banyak menyerap tenaga kerja. mengenai penanggulangan kemiskinan, fokus sasaran adalah bagaimana meningkatkan pendapatan secara merata dan memberikan akses yang lebih luas bagi rakyat untuk mendapatkan pendidikan, kesehatan, air bersih dan kebutuhan dasar lainnya (dirjen anggaran depkeu, 2008) (lihat gambar 2). pada tahun 2009, dirumuskan 7 fokus dari alokasi anggaran negara mendukung pelaksanaan tema pembangunan 2009 yaitu: peningkatan kesejahteraan rakyat dan pengurangan kemiskinan. mendukung sasaran pembangunan tahun 2009, yaitu: mencapai pertumbuhan ekonomi sebesar 6 persen, menurunkan tingkat kemiskinan menjadi 12 persen–14 persen, menurunkan tingkat pengangguran menjadi 7,0 persen 8,0 persen, mendukung prioritas rkp 2009: peningkatan pelayanan dasar dan pembangunan perdesaan. percepatan pertumbuhan yang berkualitas dengan memperkuat daya tahan ekonomi yang didukung oleh pembangunan pertanian, infrastruktur, dan energi. peningkatan upaya anti korupsi, reformasi birokrasi, serta pemantapan demokrasi, pertahanan dan keamanan dalam negeri (dirjen anggaran, 2009). sedangkan arah kebijakan belanja negara pada tahun 2010-2014 yaitu: mendukung pembiayaan prioritas pembangunan 2010-2014 guna meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi, 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bdanya: h pemelihara 72-82 dan emelalui iskin kh), tuan bagi tuan unai dan ngga uster pada akat ukan desamberikan saha tkan meneklim kyat blem intas tkan ia ananomi raan alah al ini dan kebijakan fiskal indonesia (ayief fathurrahman) 79 pengatur urusan (rakyat), dan dia akan diminta pertanggungjawabannya terhadap rakyatnya.” (hr bukhari dan muslim). baqir ashshadr melihat bahwa intervensi negara dalam lapangan kehidupan ekonomi sangat diperlukan untuk menjamin keselarasannya dengan norma-norma islam tersebut (chapra, m. umer, 2001: 63). karena itu pemerintah berperan menyediakan berbagai barang publik untuk mendorong pembangunan dan kesejahteraan bersama melalui kebijakan publik dan fiskalnya. indonesia adalah negara yang sampai detik ini, selalu berupaya mengatasi persoalan rakyatnya. salah satu persoalan yang fundamental yang tengah dihadapi adalah persoalan kemiskinan dan pengangguran. berbagai upaya pembangunan ekonomi 230 juta manusia indonesia dan ekonomi tanah air seluas 8 juta km persegi yang dilakukan pemerintah telah berdampak pada penurunan angka kemiskinan dari 16,7 persen pada tahun 2004 menjadi 14,1 persen pada nopember 2009. angka kemiskinan tahun 2009 tersebut yang sebesar 3,53 juta jiwa ini turun 2,43 juta jiwa dibandingkan angka kemiskinan tahun 2008. begitu juga dengan tingkat pengangguran yang menurun dari 9,9 persen pada tahun 2004 menjadi 8,1 persen pada februari 2009 (dirjen perbendaharaan, 2009: 10). jika kita melihat angka di atas, terlihat bahwa kemiskinan berdasarkan ukuran pengeluaran mengalami penurunan yang cukup signifikan. berdasarkan data ini, pemerintah saat ini terlihat sudah bekerja keras mengentaskan warga miskin. namun demikian, tidak etis rasanya dan terkesan egoistis jika semua penurunan angka kemiskinan dianggap kerja keras pemerintah sendiri, karena hal itu menafikan usaha kelompok miskin sendiri untuk keluar dari jebakan kemiskinan dan peran-serta masyarakat sipil. artinya, program pengentasan kemiskinan perlu dilihat seberapa besar mampu menjawab masalah-masalah yang dihadapi oleh kelompok miskin dan kendala-kendala yang dihadapi program itu. seperti diketahui, kemiskinan sebagai suatu fenomena sosial tidak hanya memiliki dimensi ekonomi tetapi berdimensi banyak termasuk dimensi psikologis, struktural, politis, dan lain sebagainya. kemiskinan adalah suatu fenomena yang amat kompleks. hal tersebut bukan hanya menunjukkan penghasilan rendah, kekurangan pangan, kondisi kesehatan yang buruk, dan lingkungan yang kumuh, tetapi juga ketidakberdayaan dan ketergantungan pada pihak lain. efektivitas dari suatu program penanggulangan kemiskinan yang diluncurkan harus dilihat dari kemampuan program tersebut dalam mengubah kondisi-kondisi tersebut. dari penjelasan terdahulu dapat diketahui bahwa instrumen utama kebijakan penanggulangan kemiskinan pemerintah indonesia masih sedikit berkutat pada bantuan-bantuan yang bersifat charity (amal). katakanlah seperti jaringan pengaman sosial (jps), inpres desa tertinggal (idt), dan bantuan langsung tunai (blt). pertanyaannya adalah seberapa efektifkah program-program ini. namun demikian, dalam rangka membantu rakyat miskin yang terkena dampak krisis ekonomi, agaknya bisa dipertimbangkan. akan tetapi jika kebijakan ini bersifat parmanen, hal ini hanya akan meningkatkan ketidakberdayaan dan ketergantungan rakyat miskin, sehingga pada gilirannya kemandirian akan hilang. mengacu kepada prinsip ekonomi islam, perumusan kebijakan yang menyangkut persoalan kebijakan pengentasan kemiskinan mengandung beberapa ciri. pertama, menumbuhkan peranan setiap individu dalam meningkatkan kualitas hidupnya sesuai dengan martabat manusia yang dimuliakan oleh tuhan. kedua, menumbuhkan proses kebersamaan yang memberi peluang bagi berkembangnya kreativitas, inovasi dan kerja keras untuk mencapai kesejahteraan umum. ketiga, menciptakan distribusi pendapatan dan kekayaan masyarakat secara adil dan merata. keempat, menjaga stabilitas dan keberlangsungan perkembangan ekonomi dalam proses kemajuan (rais, 2002). berdasarkan prinsip di atas, islam menganjurkan setiap individu untuk proaktif dalam rangka mencapai taraf hidup yang lebih baik. sehingga dengan demikian, kiranya pemerintah indonesia untuk berpijak pada dasar kebijakan yang melibatkan masyarakat baik secara langsung maupun tidak langsung. upaya jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 72-82 80 penanggulangan kemiskinan yang paling strategis dapat dirumuskan dalam satu kalimat yaitu “berikan peluang kepada keluarga miskin dan komunitasnya untuk mengatasi masalah mereka secara mandiri”(sulekale, 2003) ini berarti pemerintah harus mereposisi peran mereka, dari agen pemberdayaan menjadi fasilitator pemberdayaan. dalam lembaran sejarah islam, umar bin khattab pernah dikritik oleh salah seorang sahabat yang bernama hakim bin hizam, mengenai pendistribusian kas baitul mal sebagai tunjangan sosial kepada kerabat rasulullah dan orang-orang yang berjasa dalam membela islam.8 menurutnya, hal demikian akan mendongkrak mereka dengan sifat malas, dan akan menjadi fatal ketika pemerintah sudah tidak lagi menerapkan kebijakan tersebut (karim, 2004: 64). khalifah menyadari bahwa kebijakan tersebut mengandung kekeliruan dan berimbas negatif terhadap strata sosial masyarakat dan berniat untuk memperbaikinya. namun umar wafat sebelum terealisasikan rencananya (afzalurrahman, 1995: 165). di samping itu, program penanggulangan kemiskinan tidak cukup kiranya jika hanya dilakukan dengan pendekatan yang developmentalistik saja. akan tetapi penanggulangan kemiskinan perlu disertai dengan pendekatan yang mengandalkan “modal sosial” yang ada di masyarakat itu sendiri, berupa kebersamaan, gotong-royong, saling bantu dan saling percaya. fakta di atas sudah membuktikan bahwa betapa pemerintah tak akan mampu berbuat banyak dalam proses penurunan angka kemiskinan tanpa menggandengkan tangannya dengan tangan-tangan usaha kelompok miskin untuk keluar dari jebakan kemiskinan serta merangkul peran-serta masyarakat sipil. pada masa rasulullah, ukhuwwah islamiyah, persaudaraan sesama muslim, antara golongan muhajirin dan golongan anshor sangat ditekankan. rasulullah sangat menyadari bahwa asas kebersamaan, kekeluargaan dan persaudaraan merupakan program yang dapat mendongkrak pertumbuhan ekonomi 8 para sejarawan meyakini bahwa tindakan umar demikian adalah tidak lain dan tidak bukan sebagai pemberian tanda jasa kepada relawan yang telah gigih berjuang membela dan meneggakan agama islam di awal kehadirannya. masyarakat dan mengentaskan kemiskinan yang melanda kaum muslimin (fathurrahman, 2010: 7-8). pandangan ini sudah barang tentu berangkat dari nilai-nilai qur’ani yang menghormati sesama manusia dan menekankan masalah ukhuwah/ persaudaraan (qs. alhujarat: 10), ta’awun/tolong menolong/ kebersamaan (qs. al-maidah: 3). di sinilah pentingnya zakat, infaq, shadaqah yang telah digariskan dalam ajaran islam. pemerintah dalam hal ini menjadi pendorong masyarakat membayar kepada badan amil zakat, infaq dan shadaqah (bazis), yang telah didirikan di seluruh propinsi, kabupaten dan kecamatan. kemudian mendistribusikanya kepada yang miskin, agar bisa keluar dari beban kesusahan dan kemiskinan. dengan demikian, zis berusaha meningkatkan taraf hidup fakir miskin ke tingkatan hidup yang layak. zis juga merupakan sarana untuk mendekatkan jurang pemisah antara orang kaya dengan fakir miskin (qardhawi, 1996: 174). sebagaimana diketahui, salah satu langkah kongkrit pemerintah dalam mengatasi kemiskinan yaitu berupa program nasional pemberdayaan masyarakat mandiri (pnpmmandiri). dalam tinjauan ekonomi islam, menumbuhkan peranan setiap individu dalam meningkatkan kualitas hidupnya termasuk mengatasi persoalan kemiskinan yang melanda diriya merupakan jalan utama yang dianjurkan, baik itu dengan berusaha maupun bekerja dan lain sebagainya. masyarakat didorong pada arah yang lebih progresif, aktif, dan produktif, sehingga mentalitas yang terbentuk mencerminkan kecenderungan yang positif. ini berarti pemerintah harus mereposisi peran mereka, dari agen pemberdayaan menjadi fasilitator pemberdayaan. input yang berasal dari luar yang masuk dalam proses pemberdayaan harus mengacu sepenuhnya pada kebutuhan dan desain aksi yang dibuat oleh keluarga miskin itu sendiri bersama komunitasnya melalui proses dialog yang produktif agar sesuai dengan konteks setempat. hal ini mengandung arti bahwa tidak selamanya ketergantungan pada pemerintah akan membawa lari dari jeratan kemiskinan, akan tetapi kemandirianlah merupakan tongkebijakan fiskal indonesia (ayief fathurrahman) 81 gak awal untuk keluar dari lingkarannya. sehingga, ketika program kebijakan dari pemerintah tersebut berakhir, pola pikir masyarakat dalam memandang persoalan kemiskinan adalah persoalan “individual”, sehingga kemandirian merupakan jalan pilihan yang tepat. walaupun demikian, masalah fundamental yang bernama kemiskinan tetap menjadi tanggungjawab negara. menurut islam, dalam pemberantasan kemiskinan dan kepincangan pendapatan masyarakat, negara harus melakukan intervensi dalam masalah ini. dalam alqur’an diajarkan prinsif al-ma’un atau tanggungjawab sosial dapat diwujudkan ke dalam lembaga-lembaga negara, sebab kalau tidak maka seluruh masyarakat dapat terkena predikat “mendustakan agama”. negara sebenarnya hanya bertugas menjamin terlaksananya ajaran ini, apakah dengan tindakan yang lebih langsung atau mendorong swasta dan masyarakat sendiri untuk melaksanakan doktrin itu. para pemikir islam pada umumnya cenderung untuk menempatkan peranan negara yang aktif, baik dalam mengendalikan perekonomian ke arah perkembangan yang lebih stabil, terutama untuk mencegah pengangguran, mengarahkan alokasi sumberdaya sehingga dapat dicapai keseimbangan antara efisiensi dan partisipasi masyarakat yang luas dalam kegiatan usaha serta melakukan redistribusi pendapatan dan kekayaan masyarakat sehingga tidak timbul kepincangan dan ketidakadilan sosial. sehingga dengan demikian, kebijakan pemerintah menjadi hal yang sangat perlu dalam hal ini (waidl, 2008). ini sesuai dengan amanat uud 1945 mengatakan bahwa, "fakir miskin dan anak terlantar dipelihara oleh negara" (pasal 34 ayat 1). simpulan sebagaimana dijelaskan sebelumnya, beragam program yang diluncurkan pemerintah indonesia untuk menanggulangi kemiskinan. memang terdapat indikasi kuat bahwasanya meskipun terdapat kecenderungan positif dalam penanggulangan kemiskinan, tetapi ternyata implikasinya belum seperti yang diharapkan. proporsi penduduk yang hampir miskin masih cukup tinggi, dan apabila terjadi sedikit 'gejolak', maka dengan sangat mudah mereka akan kembali menjadi miskin. kemiskinan merupakan suatu fenomena yang amat kompleks. sehingga dengan demikian, kemiskinan tidak saja menyangkut problem kultural, tetapi juga problem struktural yang menyangkut bagaimana negara membuat kebijakan fiskal yang berorientasi pada penanggulangan kemiskinan secara kultural, islam menganjurkan untuk 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pembangunan volume 22 nomor 2, oktober 2021 article type: research paper economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: panel data analysis m irsyad ilham abstract: this study analyzed the relationship of economic development, population density, and the number of vehicles on environmental degradation from 31 provinces in indonesia for the period 2011-2019. panel data analysis, which is widely used to examine issues that could not be studied in either crosssection or time-series alone, is used herein. the empirical results support the hypothesis on the direction of causality from those three factors of environmental damage in the country. the results concluded that economic development, population density, and the number of vehicles impacted on environmental degradation in indonesia. the smallest cross-section random effect indicates the lowest environmental quality when all factors are fixed. the empirical findings provide important policy implications for indonesia and it will direct its economic development model towards a green economic one. on the other hand, the growth of the population should be equalized with growth in human development. the distribution of population should be equalized among provinces by opening a new economic cluster to supply new work-fields. in addition, it should be for the country to create a more-educated population in order to protect environmental quality. despite the unstoppable growth of vehicles, the government should implement the development of eco-friendly combustion technology besides reducing fuel consumption. moreover, the roadmaking by plastic-based material can be considered to prevent land damage from plastic waste and might also recycle plastics which has caused pollution in indonesia. keywords: environmental quality index; economic development; population density; number of vehicles; panel data regression jel classification: q53; q56; c23 introduction in recent years, one of the most important issues for developing countries is environmental degradation (kojima, 2007; todaro & smith, 2003; warren & mccarthy, 2008). the issue of environmental degradation is still an important research agenda because of its global significance (rahman, 2017). according to indonesia's ministry of environment and forest, during 2011-2014, the average environmental quality index posed a low-level and has decreased by 3.56% in four years. affiliation: statistics indonesia, jakarta capital special region, indonesia *correspondence: irsyad.ilham@bps.go.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v22i2.7629 citation: ilham, m.i. (2021). economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: panel data analysis. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 22(2), 185200. article history received: 30 nov 2019 revised: 31 jul 2020 28 sep 2020 17 mar 2021 30 jul 2021 06 aug 2021 accepted: 10 sep 2021 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=zllwqryaaaaj&hl=en https://www.bps.go.id/ https://www.bps.go.id/ mailto:irsyad.ilham@bps.go.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/7629 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i1.7836&domain=pdf https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v22i2.7629&domain=pdf ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 186 the data shows the trend of deterioration in water and forest land coverage. the figures captured environmental degradation will bring about several adverse impacts such as endangering ecosystem balance and human health. hence, this study analyzes the environmental degradation in indonesia from the viewpoint of the environmental quality index (eqi) by provinces. due to many factors that have a relationship to environmental quality, this study considered economic development, population density, and the number of motor vehicles as independent variables. economic development is also known as a factor that declines environmental quality. the economic development activities often exclude the residues that can pollute the environment. on the other hand, indonesia's development is also still dependent on natural resources. according to statistics indonesia, in 2018 the industrial sector contributed 19.86 percent to the national economy. the agricultural sector contributed 12.81 percent, and 8.08 percent mining. the three sectors used natural resources as raw materials for their production. degradation of these natural resources occured due to resource depletion and pollution. furthermore, this study uses the variable of gross domestic regional product (grdp) per capita as economic development by the province to analyze its relationship on environmental quality in indonesia. the linkages between population and environmental degradation have received increasing attention. the population growth will affect the high pressure on environmental carrying capacity. todaro and smith (2003) showed theoretically how population density will relate to environmental degradation. if population density, together with world income levels increase, the net environment will continue to deteriorate in degradation problems. todaro and smith (2003) argued that rapid population growth and expanding economic activity in the developing world are likely to do extensive environmental damage unless steps are taken to mitigate their negative consequences. this study also analyzed the relationship of population density with environmental quality. the high population density is considered to have a high demand for natural resources such as water and fossil fuels and adding pressure on environmental capacity. in the process of development, the increase of population has brought an increasing amount of indonesian vehicles. the number of vehicles reached an enormous growth in the last few years. statistics indonesia showed the total number of vehicles (such as cars, buses, and trucks) in indonesia increased from over 12 million in 1995 to over 114 million in 2014. the motorcycles (which comprise 81 percent of the total vehicle fleet) alone accounted for more than 700,000 of this increase (from 2011 to 2014). the world bank accounted for transportation which consumed 12 million kiloliters of gas oil, 12 million kiloliters of premium, 118 thousand kiloliters of diesel oil, 185 thousand kiloliters of fuel oil, and 749 thousand kiloliters of other types of fuel. while it is becoming increasingly evident that environmental problems such as the growth of total carbon dioxide emission, forest destruction, and water contamination, many governments have engaged in addressing environmental concerns for their development strategies. therefore, analyzing the causal relationship between environmental ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 187 degradation and several socio-economic determinants has been a popular topic in recent environmental literature (adams, 2008). therefore, this study is expected to be a reference and evaluation of environmental issues in indonesia. this research used panel data to get more information about environmental problems and discuss the factors that influenced environmental degradation. if these factors are proven to be significantly causing environmental degradation, it is necessary to change the pattern of development towards more attention to environmental sustainability. overall, this study aims to: (1) describe environmental degradation, economic development, population density, and/or the number of the motor vehicle in indonesia during 2011-2019, and (2) examine the impact of economic development, population density, and the number of vehicles on environmental degradation in indonesia during 2011-2019. the current paper differs from the previous study, such as akbostancı et al. (2009), arouri et al. (2012), hung and shaw (2006), and ilham (2018). the novelties of this paper are: first, this study employs the environmental quality index which calculates the index as the summation indices of water, air, and forest land coverage. the previous works of literature only used one specific pollutant as a dependent variable for example carbon dioxide emissions and do not include the aggregate value from the other aspect. second, this study analysed the impact of three independent variables (gross domestic regional product, population density and number of vehicles) on environmental quality by provincially using a panel data regression model. finally, this study utilizes the latest data available for 31 provinces and nine years observation period for the estimation process, from 2011 until 2019. the paper is organized as follows. section ii presented the research method, section iii showed results and discussions, and section iv provided the conclusion. research method the total number of observations in the study is 279 which consisted of annual data of 31 provinces in indonesia from 2011 to 2019. the variables in this study include indonesia's environmental quality index (ieqi), gross domestic regional product per capita (gdrpc), population density (den), and the number of vehicles (nv). the data used in this research were secondary. the ieqi was obtained from the ministry of environmental and forest of the republic of indonesia, meanwhile, the grdpc, den, and nv are from bps-statistics indonesia. this study also considered adding more control variables particularly those that correlated with environmental quality such as agricultural, industrial activity, mining sector, and the economic growth from the construction sector. the environmental quality index is measured by the aggregation of three aspects of environmental quality. economic development, measured as the gross domestic regional product per capita, uses constant price 2010 in million rupiahs. population density, calculated by rationing between the number of populations and the size of the area, expressed by people per kilometre square. the number of motor vehicles signed as a unit. the source of data is from statistics indonesia and the ministry of environment and forest. the ieqi data indicate that west papua and the special capital region of jakarta ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 188 had the highest and lowest average of the environmental quality value of 63,5 and 32,8, respectively. the jarque-bera (j-b) normality test results indicate that ieqi data for 31 provinces are approximately normal. meanwhile, the data from statistics indonesia shows that the highest and lowest mean of the per capita gdrp is jakarta (idr 128,5 million) and east nusa tenggara (idr 10,2 million). the province with the highest population density is jakarta (14932 people/km2) and the lowest is in west papua (8 people/km2). thus, the table also shows the highest number of motor vehicle users are from jakarta province, respectively. the jarque-bera (j-b) normality test for those three variables also indicates that economic development, population density, and the number of motor vehicles have an approximately normal distribution. to obtain the model used in the study, statistical tests and the availability of the data were considered. according to gujarati and porter (2008), four considerations can be used to select the model between a fixed effect or random effect model, namely: 1. if the amount of time series (t) data is large and the number of cross-section (n) data is small, the difference between the fixed effect and the random effect model is very small, so the choice is based on the ease of calculation, i.e. the fixed effect model; 2. when the amount of time series (t) data is small and the number of large cross-section (n) data, the estimates obtained by the two methods can differ significantly. in the random effect model, 𝛼𝛼𝑖𝑖 = 𝛼𝛼 + 𝜇𝜇𝑖𝑖where 𝜇𝜇𝑖𝑖 is the component of individual error and 𝛼𝛼𝑖𝑖 in the fixed effect, the model is not random. if the individual or unit of the crosssection of the sample used is not random, then the fixed effect model is more appropriate to use. whereas, if the cross-section unit is random, the random effect model is more appropriate to use; 3. if the individual error components 𝜇𝜇𝑖𝑖 and one or more regressors are correlated, the estimator derived from the random effect model is biased, whereas the fixed effect model is unbiased so that the fixed effect model is better to be used; and 4. if the number of large cross-section (n) data and the number of small-time series (t) data and the assumption of the random effect model are met, the random effect model estimator is more efficient than the fixed-effect model estimator. the model is as follows, 𝑙𝑙𝑛𝑛(𝐸𝐸𝐸𝐸𝐸𝐸)𝑖𝑖𝑖𝑖 = 𝛼𝛼𝑖𝑖 + 𝛽𝛽1𝑙𝑙𝑛𝑛(𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺)𝑖𝑖𝑖𝑖 + 𝛽𝛽2𝑙𝑙𝑛𝑛(𝐺𝐺𝐸𝐸𝐷𝐷)𝑖𝑖𝑖𝑖 + 𝛽𝛽3𝑙𝑙𝑛𝑛(𝐷𝐷𝑁𝑁)𝑖𝑖𝑖𝑖 + 𝜀𝜀𝑖𝑖𝑖𝑖 the eqi is the environmental quality index, grdpc is gross domestic regional product per capita, den is population density and nv is number of vehicles. the equation is made in the natural logarithm form. both the left and right side from the equation are made in natural logarithm for several reasons. first, the coefficient can be understood as elasticities. second, the natural logarithm scale is directly interpretable as an approximate proportional difference or as a percentage point. for instance, if a coefficient 𝛽𝛽1 is 0.6, which means that if the value of gross domestic regional product per capita increases by 1 percent, the environmental quality index will increase by 0.6 percent. ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 189 building the panel data regression model from econometric criteria, it is needed to test and deal with several problems according to the model assumption. if the selected model is a fixed-effect model or common effect model, the assumption which should be fulfilled is normality, homoscedasticity, non-autocorrelation, and non-multi-collinearity. in special cases, if the selected model is a random effect, the harnessing of generalized least square (gls) or feasible gls to estimate parameters has accommodated the homoscedasticity and non-autocorrelation assumption. hence, the random effect model uses the assumption of normality and multicollinearity (heshmati et al., 2015; singer & willett, 2003). result and discussion sustainable development aims to guarantee environmental integrity that comprises the continuity and ecological balance in order not to ruin the cause of economic development. hence, environmental degradation is an urgent problem faced by the rest of the world, including indonesia. the environmental quality of indonesia is one important issue while high pressure has potential adverse effects to the environment as a result of economic growth and population. therefore, the ministry of environment and forest (2015) had developed a provincial-based index value to explain the environmental condition. figure 1 depicted environmental degradation in indonesia based on the environmental quality index. those quality's indicators, whether water, air, and even forest coverage index were used to calculate the environmental quality index (eqi). this index can describe the condition of the national environment in aggregate form. the fluctuation of the water quality index during four years may become a warning to be overcome. during 2011-2014, the environmental quality index decreased by 3.56%. the index has increased by 2.67% during 2015-2019. overall environmental quality has an average of 64.67 and is still consistent in moderately good. the water quality index has an average of 53.19 which is in the bad category. thus, air quality shows a decreasing trend although the average value can be stated that the air condition is still in good condition. forest coverage also should be considered to take action, especially by local governments. besides, the average value of the forest coverage index is still picturing low forest management, some illegal logging cases triggered as a factor that causes indonesia's loss of forest. according to the ministry of environment and forest (2015), the water's quality and forest coverage have decreased significantly because of industrial activities, household pollution, and a new settlement in the riverbank. ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 190 figure 1 water quality index (wqi), air quality index (aqi), and forest coverage index (fci) source: ministry of environment and forest, 2015 the environmental quality's lowering has been indicated from regional cases. the data shows that west papua still has the highest environmental quality for four years. on the other hand, jakarta is still the lowest environmental quality in indonesia. this special capital region has been the highest environmental problem since 2011. the environmental problem in jakarta can be known from the three facets, such as water quality, air, and land quality. tables 1 and 2 showed that from three facets of environmental quality. jakarta was the lowest quality compared to other provinces. table 1 environmental quality index 2011-2014 province 2011 2012 2013 2014 average water quality index jakarta 35.65 (33) 41.05 (33) 34.71 (33) 34 (33) 36.35 (33) air quality index jakarta 47.21 (33) 44.31 (33) 41.51 (33) 46.28 (33) 44.83 (33) forest coverage index jakarta 32.06 (32) 32.06 (32) 31.99 (32) 31.99 (32) 32.03 (32) the number in parentheses shows ranks of jakarta from the other provinces in indonesia source: ministry of environment and forest, 2015 furthermore, several provinces have experienced declining environmental status in the danger category such as jakarta, west java, and banten. supposed that we disaggregated the provinces by three environmental index facets, it can be known that there is a lower status condition that happened by provinces in 2014. in the water quality facet, the provinces of jakarta, west java, central java, banten, yogyakarta, south kalimantan, and maluku are classified in the danger category in water quality. in the air quality facet, it is just jakarta that is classified in the danger category. in the forest quality facet, the average value during 2001-2014 exhibits that the provinces of north sumatera, jambi, south sumatera, lampung, bangka belitung, jakarta, west java, yogyakarta, banten, bali, and south kalimantan are classified in the danger category about losing of its forest coverage (ministry of environment and forest, 2015). hence, repairing the environment becomes ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 191 needed to achieve the national target of environmental quality. one of the ways is to identify determinants that may cause degradation itself, since socio-economic aspects may be conducted to lead the sustainable development problem. table 2 environmental quality index 2015-2019 aspect year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 water quality index (wqi) 53.10 50.20 53.20 51.01 52.62 air quality index (aqi) 84.96 81.78 87.03 84.74 86.56 land forest coverage index (fci) 58.55 58.42 60.31 61.03 62.00 environmental quality index 64.84 62.96 66.19 65.14 66.55 source: ministry of environment and forest, 2020 the link between development and the environment is subject to an important trade-off. while developing countries aim at achieving a higher standard of living; on the other hand, this development process is based on agricultural and industrial expansion, which is usually resource-consuming and environmentally damaging. indonesia's economic growth is attributable largely to its rapidly impressive economic activity in the industrial sector. the value of agriculture's economic share of gdp between 2011 and 2014 rose from 13.51% to 18%. industrial sector contribution remained greater than agriculture, with growth at a higher rate, rising from 21.76% to 28.44% between 2011 and 2014, and represented as the new national economic backbone. a large portion of industrial economic output was, however, to process the agricultural product. roughly 68% of all industrial activity consisted of food crops and plantations in 2014. taken together, the total value of the agriculture and industrial sector represented over 34% of the nation's gdp in 2014, up from 32% in 2011. table 3 recorded the share of regional areas for gdp value. it showed that java still dominated indonesia's economy by contributing 57,39 % of national gdp, respectively, in 2014. sumatra comes next, with 23,16%. the highest regional gdp (grdp) is achieved mostly by provinces with natural resources (oil, gas, and forestry) and business centres like jakarta, east kalimantan, riau island, and west papua. while provinces which have less natural resources and business activities are left behind in terms of economic development like gorontalo, east nusa tenggara, maluku, and west nusa tenggara. the highest regional grp was achieved by jakarta for 2011 and 2014 at idr 1,147 trillion and idr 1,374 trillion. meanwhile, north maluku is the lowest regional grp by idr 16 trillion in 2011 and idr 19.2 trillion in 2014. in retrospect, agriculture has been still important to the nation's economy. while java has been increasing in the importance of the industrial sector, agriculture remains responsible for over 20% of overall economic activity by the regions (table 3). this could remind us that agriculture and industry still contributed as the regional economic backbone, and also there were consequences for the environmental concern. ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 192 table 3 distribution of regional gdp at current price by regions and economic sectors (%) region year economic sectors agriculture industry mining others sumatera 2011 22.65 19.64 19.06 38.65 2014 21.56 19.1 18.59 40.75 java 2011 8.61 29.64 2.84 58.91 2014 8.28 29.06 2.31 60.35 bali-nusa tenggara 2011 21.69 29.64 2.84 45.83 2014 20.37 4.77 4.02 70.84 kalimantan 2011 11.05 17.45 42.45 29.05 2014 12.39 17.09 38.85 31.67 sulawesi 2011 26.78 10.54 8.64 54.04 2014 26.37 10.54 8.61 54.48 maluku-papua 2011 14.28 9.71 34.11 41.9 2014 15.27 9.49 24.95 50.29 source: statistics indonesia (2016) population pressure can be one cause of environmental degradation. the overpopulation will affect human limits of capably producing food and altering the balance of supply and demand. as a result, increasing human demands are damaging natural resources. discussions of the indonesian population usually highlight the density contrast between java and the rest of indonesia. while java is densely populated, the rest of indonesia is sparsely populated. table 4 shows that the population density increased over time, with the highest density recorded in java. in 2011, for example, the population density in java's provinces ranged from 720 persons per square kilometre (in east java) to 12,685 persons per square kilometre (in jakarta). in islands other than java, the uneven distribution of populations also persists. the provinces of lampung and north sumatra are the most densely populated regions over time. for both provinces, the population density was more than 100 per square kilometre in 2011 and increased to 162 and 188 in 2014. it is almost considered a fact that the population in the country will increase in the future. the projections of indonesia in 2030 is 8.1 billion, nearly 35% over the present. the fruits of development have created a higher level of income and growing middle and upper classes. as the fruits of economic growth, a higher level of income has meant a higher level of resource consumption and pollution. a vivid example is an increase in the number of motor vehicles in indonesia, which has resulted in carbon dioxide at rates up to 179,731 kiloton in 1991 to 599,540 kiloton in 2012. ownership rates in indonesia increased from 85.6 million motors in 2011 to 114.2 million motors in 2014. the total ownership of vehicles in indonesia is growing at about 10.08% per year. table 5 shows the growth of cars, buses, and motorcycles separately since 2011 and shows the total ownership of vehicles in 2014 is growing 33.42% than in 2011. the rate of growth of the vehicle in the regions is predicted to increase over time and in 2019, the total number of the vehicle reached over 154 million units. ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 193 table 4 indonesia's provincial population density thousand people per square kilometre, 2011-2014 province area (km2) population density (thousand people/km2) 2011 2012 2013 2014 aceh 57,956 80 81 83 85 north sumatera 72,981.23 181 184 186 189 west sumatera 42,012.89 117 119 121 122 riau 87,023.66 66 68 69 71 jambi 50,058.16 63 64 66 67 south sumatera 91,592.43 83 84 85 87 bengkulu 19,919.33 88 90 91 93 lampung 34,623.8 223 226 229 232 bangka belitung 16,424.06 77 78 80 82 riau islands 8,201.72 213 220 227 234 jakarta 664.01 14687 14852 15015 15173 west java 35,377.76 1242 1262 1282 1301 central java 32,800.69 998 1006 1014 1022 yogyakarta 3,133.15 1120 1134 1147 1161 east java 47,799.75 792 797 803 808 banten 9,662.92 1133 1159 1185 1211 bali 5,780.06 685 693 702 710 west nusa tenggara 18,572.32 247 250 254 257 east nusa tenggara 48,718.1 98 100 102 103 west kalimantan 147,307 30 31 32 32 central kalimantan 153,564.5 15 15 16 16 south kalimantan 38,744.23 96 98 99 101 east kalimantan 129,066.64 18 18 30 26 north sulawesi 13,851.64 166 168 170 172 central sulawesi 61,841.29 44 44 45 46 south sulawesi 46,717.48 175 177 179 180 south-east sulawesi 38,067.7 60 62 63 64 gorontalo 11,257.07 94 96 98 99 west sulawesi 16,787.18 71 72 74 75 maluku 46,914.03 33 34 35 35 north maluku 31,982.5 33 34 35 36 west papua 97,024.27 8 8 9 9 papua 319,036.05 9 9 10 10 source: statistics indonesia (2016) table 5 the number of vehicles by types in indonesia 2011-2014, 2018-2019 types 2011 2012 2013 2014 2018 2019 cars 9,548,866 10,432,259 11,484,514 12,599,038 16,440,987 17,238,361 buses 2,254.406 2,273,821 2,286,309 2,398,846 2,538,182 2,541,957 freight cars 4,958,738 5,286,061 5,615,494 6,235,136 7,778,544 8,007,542 motorcycles 68,839,341 76,381,183 84,732,652 92,976,240 120,101,047 126,588,509 total vehicles 85,601,351 94,373,324 104,118,969 114,209,260 146,858,760 154,376,369 source: statistics indonesia (2016) ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 194 panel data regression analysis was used to predict the impact of economic development, population density, and the number of vehicles on environmental degradation. there are three kinds of panel data such as common effect, fixed effect, and random effect model. such models have their assumptions. the distinction of assumption is based on its intercept value. the common effect model (cem) has an assumption which states that intercepts on the estimation model are the same across all individual terms. in other words, during 20112019 environmental quality index of provinces is the same, ceteris paribus. the second model is the fixed effect model (fem) that assumes the environmental quality index will differ across provinces which can be identified by its intercept value. the last is the random effect model (rem). similar to fem, the random effect model assumes intercept value across provinces is different. however, the intercept in rem shows the deviation between the average value of the intercept and the error' component. in addition, the intercept in rem is assumed as random. the panel data regression model is used to analyze the effect of economic development, population density, and the number of vehicles on environmental quality is a fixed-effect model as seen in table 6 and table 7. the result showed that all independent variables affect the environmental quality index of provinces in indonesia. the partial test of independent variables shows that the prob (t-stat) is smaller than 0.05 which concluded that by 5% significance level, grdp per capita, population density, and the number of vehicles significantly affected the environmental quality index (eqi). this study used a fixed effect panel data regression model. the model considered as a fixed effect would produce a more efficient estimate of parameters. if the estimation using common effect would be problematic owing to serial correlation in panel data. moreover, the common effect model would ignore province-level unobserved heterogeneity which would produce a biased parameter of interest. meanwhile, the random effect model assumes that the province-specific unobserved is not correlated with the main explanatory variable of interest. the random effect model assumed that the sample is randomly selected from the population. it would be difficult to defend the assumption of correlation between the unobserved heterogeneity and the explanatory variable of interest. given this consideration, this study uses the fixed effect model. this paper will estimate the parameters proposed previously by using panel data. as it is known, panel data is the combination between the time series data from 2011-2019 and cross-section data between 31 regions or provinces in indonesia. by using this combined data, researchers will have rich data as information and the variations which can explain the real condition. in addition, it will obtain better results of regression rather than if we used the time series data or cross-section data only. the estimation results in table 6 column 11 showed that gross domestic regional product, population density, and the number of motor vehicles have a negative and significant effect on declining environmental quality. from the variables estimated, it was found that ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 195 the industrial gross domestic regional product was dominant in influencing indonesia’s environmental quality index. the gross domestic product of industrial has a negative and significant impact on environmental quality in indonesia, an increase of 1% on the industrial gross domestic regional product will lead to a decline in environmental quality for 0.201% cateris paribus. thus, an increase in per capita gross domestic regional product, population density and the number of motor vehicles for 1% respectively would decline the environmental quality by about 0.047%, 0.081% and 0.001% cateris paribus. this result is in line with hung and shaw (2006) by using the kuznet hypothesis through environmental kuznets curve (ekc) and several degradation proxies such as co, so2, etc, the gdp per capita affected environmental degradation in a country. the result is also in line with pandit and paudel (2016) which concluded income per capita had a positive significant effect on environmental degradation. from their research, environmental degradation was monitored from the amount of phosphorus, bod contaminants, and even the mercury in the waters. the grdp per capita showed the level of the community welfare that has occurred in various regions. the grdp per capita represents a person's income level in an area. the higher one's income, the higher one's ability to gain access to goods and services. the high effort to reach access for the goods or services showed the high demand (demand) for goods or services. in the end, producers are encouraged to produce goods or services to fulfil the supply of goods or services. the interaction between demand and supply of the goods or services, aggregative, will spur economic development. the increase in the quality of human life is accompanied by an increase in the level of resource consumption and pollution. from the estimation result, to improve the quality of the environment and to reduce the case of environmental degradation, economic development activities in indonesia must be reduced. however, economic development activities carried out in a country are precisely the main activities carried out in all developing economies to improve the welfare of its people. the impact of economic activity becomes the "cake of development" that should be divided among each community. however, economic development activities, which use a lot of natural resources or environmental inputs should be carried out together with environmental quality. the population density was the factor that influenced environmental degradation. a large population with relatively high population growth will cause an increase in the need for natural resources as inputs for goods and services. the high demand for natural resources can lead to excessive utilization of natural resources, causing depletion of natural resources. population density has a significant effect on environmental quality. the result is quite consistent with the findings of alam (2010). he also found the increase in population density affected the decrease of water quality in pakistan. from the estimation results, it seemed that to achieve a higher quality of the environment, population density must be reduced. the population is an important capital in carrying out economic activities. each one percent increase in population on this earth due to birth is important for human survival itself. in response to this, policies relating to population ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 196 density factors in an area should be considered about the negative impact on the environment. one solution was equalizing the distribution of population. equitable distribution of population can reduce population density. during this time, population density in an area or province shows the size of the maximum number of people who can inhabit the area. the second solution was educating the population. education for people was needed to provide information for the residents about protecting the environment. environmental education also must be easily accessible to be reached by the community. another factor that causes environmental degradation is the number of vehicles. the estimation results for the variable of the number of vehicles indicated there was a positive impact on environmental degradation. the number of vehicles harms environmental quality because it exhausts the emissions that pollute the environment. the environment becomes polluted because of the many pollutants in the air. meanwhile, the vehicles need the fuel to support the combustion process in the engine vehicle to produce the thrust. the combustion process can occur imperfectly so it could produce residuals that polluting the air. the problem of vehicles is not only the impact on reducing air quality but also the use of energy and the use of environmental technology for the vehicle to minimize environmental degradation. however, from the estimation results, which show the negative impact of motor vehicles on the increasing degradation of indonesia's environment, it should be understood that the number of motor vehicles must not be reduced to reach a more quality environment. borhan et al. (2012) mentioned several developing countries are particularly concerned about how to boost economic development as the environment was degraded. in essence, motor vehicles are needed to boost the economic sector, including for the transportation sector, which means taking part in the national economy. indonesia still needs increased activity in the transportation sector in achieving economic development to increase national welfare. ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 197 appendix table 6 estimation result of fixed effect model for the series 2011-2014 dependent variable: log(eqi) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) log(grdpc) -0.133*** -0.047 (0.028) (0.050) log(agr) -0.191*** -0.006 -0.005 0.139 0.136 (0.052) (0.092) (0.093) (0.114) (0.119) log(ind) -0.201*** -0.197** -0.197** -0.096 -0.047 (0.045) (0.082) (0.086) (0.097) (0.099) log(mining) -0.093** -0.001 -0.0003 -0.019 (0.041) (0.046) (0.045) (0.046) log(cons) -0.149*** -0.168** -0.103 (0.031) (0.080) (0.088) log(nv) -0.112*** -0.081** -0.077* (0.021) (0.039) (0.040) log(den) -0.165** -0.001 0.009 (0.070) (0.073) (0.077) obsservation 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 124 r2 0.198 0.129 0.181 0.053 0.202 0.228 0.057 0.181 0.181 0.220 0.236 0.255 adjusted r2 -0.072 -0.164 -0.095 -0.267 -0.067 -0.032 -0.261 -0.107 -0.119 -0.078 -0.044 -0.053 f statistic 22.703*** (df = 1; 92) 13.643*** (df = 1; 92) 20.342*** (df = 1; 92) 5.113** (df = 1; 92) 23.310*** (df = 1; 92) 27.220*** (df = 1; 92) 5.532** (df = 1; 92) 10.063*** (df = 2; 91) 6.635*** (df = 3; 90) 6.262*** (df = 4; 89) 9.278*** (df = 3; 90) 4.962*** (df = 6; 87) note: *p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01 ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2021 | 198 table 7 estimation result of fixed effect model for the series 2015-2019 dependent variable: ln(eqi) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) ln(grdpc) 0.547*** -0.084 -0.214 -0.284 0.027 -0.026 -0.105 (0.140) (0.205) (0.209) (0.216) (0.046) (0.062) (0.082) ln(den) 1.924*** 2.086*** 0.623 0.865 0.121 0.156 0.051 (0.333) (0.519) (0.678) (0.701) (0.092) (0.125) (0.143) ln(nv) 0.405*** 0.490*** 0.297** 0.367** 0.035 0.068 (0.065) (0.105) (0.135) (0.145) (0.022) (0.046) observations 155 155 155 155 155 155 155 279 279 279 279 279 r2 0.110 0.213 0.238 0.214 0.244 0.243 0.254 0.001 0.007 0.010 0.008 0.016 adjusted r2 -0.114 0.015 0.045 0.008 0.046 0.044 0.050 -0.124 -0.118 -0.115 -0.121 -0.116 f statistic 15.198*** (df = 1; 123) 33.293*** (df = 1; 123) 38.332*** (df = 1; 123) 16.617*** (df = 2; 122) 19.702*** (df = 2; 122) 19.564*** (df = 2; 122) 13.699*** (df = 3; 121) 0.333 (df = 1; 247) 1.733 (df = 1; 247) 2.401 (df = 1; 247) 0.950 (df = 2; 246) 1.359 (df = 3; 245) note: *p<0.1; **p<0.05; ***p<0.01 ilham economic development and environmental degradation in indonesia: … conclusion during 2011-2014, the environmental quality index decreased by 3.56%. the index has increased by 2.67% during 2015-2019. overall environmental quality has an average of 64.67 and is still consistent in low-level quality. the special capital city of jakarta was the worst quality of the environment, instead of west java and banten. disaggregation of the index shows a decreasing trend of water and forest quality. it was caused by contamination of pollutants in several rivers and forest losses in four years. panel data regression has been conducted to test the impact of economic development, population density and number of vehicles on the environment. thus, it concluded that economic development, population density, and the number of vehicles have triggered environmental degradation in indonesia. hence, indonesia has to direct its economic development model, such as a green economy. since the magnitude showed a negative effect on environmental quality, however, we cannot blame economic activities as a cause of environmental degradation. the key is to formulate the right and consistent policy framework. besides, it is necessary to conduct intensive coordination with stakeholders, government institutions, and business actors. on the other hand, the growth of the population should be equalized with growth in human development. in addition, the distribution of population should be equalized among provinces which can be supported by opening a new economic cluster to supply a new work-field. moreover, education is still the most important thing. education for the population was needed to provide information on protecting environmental quality. environmental-based education should be accessible to the public. one of which could be implemented by putting environmental-based education in indonesia’s education curriculum. thus, the unstoppable growth of vehicles should implement the development of eco-friendly combustion technology besides reducing fuel consumption. road-making by plasticbased material can be considered to prevent land damage from plastic waste. the solutions given here can be considered to protect environmental quality from declining on the recent day, which has been triggered by the progress of development. references akbostancı, e., türüt-aşık, s., & tunç, g. i̇. 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abstract: this paper aims to investigate the effect of the factors that determine local government own revenue in the districts /cities in west java province. we analyze the data of all districts/cities in the period of 2006 until 2009. analyses were performed by a panel data regression method. based on the results of analysis we obtained that the number of industries, population and gross domestic product has positive and significant impact on revenue. this result is a portrait of society that economic activity is indicated by gross domestic product growth and the industry has strong links with the government sector, particularly with regard to revenue receipts. from the other side, it can also be concluded that the activities of local governments will depend on private sector economic activity. keywords: local government own revenue, gross regional product, economics, the number of industries, the private economic sector abstrak: paper ini bertujuan mengetahui pengaruh faktor-faktor yang menentukan pendapatan asli daerah (pad) di kabupaten/kota di provinsi jawa barat. data yang dianalisis adalah data semua kabupaten dalam kurun waktu tahun 2006-2009. analisis dilakukan dengan metode regresi data panel. berdasarkan hasil analisis diperoleh hasil bahwa jumlah industri, penduduk, dan pendapatan domestik bruto (pdrb) berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pendapatan asli daerah (pad). hasil ini mengambarkan bahwa kegiatan ekonomi masyarakat yang ditunjukkan oleh pertumbuhan pdrb dan jumlah industri memiliki hubungan erat dengan sektor pemerintah, khususnya berkaitan dengan penerimaan pendapatan daerah. dari sisi lain dapat disimpulkan juga bahwa kegiatan pemerintah daerah akan sangat tergantung kepada kegiatan ekonomi sektor swasta. kata kunci: pendapatan asli daerah, pendapatan domestik bruto, jumlah industri, sektor ekonomi swasta pendahuluan sejak diberlakukannya uu no. 22 tahun 1999 tentang perimbangan daerah dan uu no. 25 tahun 1999 tentang perimbangan keuangan pusat dan daerah telah terjadi pelimpahan kewenangan yang semakin luas kepada pemerintah daerah dalam rangka meningkatkan efisiensi dan efektivitas penyelenggaraan fungsi pemerintahan daerah. penyelenggaraan fungsi pemerintahan yang lebih luas oleh pemerintah daerah tersebut perlu didukung berbagai faktor sumber daya yang mampu menggerakkan jalannya organisasi pemerintahan dalam rangka pencapaian tujuan. undang-undang tersebut kemudian disempurnakan kembali dalam uu no. 32 tahun 2004 dan uu no. 33 tahun 2004. kedua ketentuan perundangan ini memberikan kesempatan yang luas kepada pemerintah daerah, baik dalam penggalian maupun optimalisasi pemanfaatan berbagai potensi yang dimiliki. dalam rangka penyelenggaraan otonomi daerah, penyerahan, pelimpahan dan penugasan urusan pemerintahan kepada daerah secara nyata dan bertanggung jawab harus diikuti dengan pengaturan, pembagian, dan pemansumber pendapatan asli daerah (indrajati hertanto dan jaka sriyana) 77 faatan sumberdaya nasional secara adil, termasuk perimbangan keuangan antara pemerintah pusat dan pemerintah daerah. penyelenggaraan pemerintah daerah dan pelayanannya dilakukan bedasarkan prinsip-prinsip transparansi, pertisipasi, dan akuntabilitas. indonesia merupakan salah satu negara berkembang yang bertujuan untuk mewujudkan suatu masyarakat adil dan makmur yang merata materiil dan spiritual berdasarkan pancasila dan undangundang dasar 1945 di dalam wilayah negara kesatuan republik indonesia. tujuan ini mencerminkan upaya menjamin stabilitas pertumbuhan dan pemerataan. indonesia merupakan negara yang terdiri dari banyak daerah yang memiliki perbedaan alokasi anggaran, potensi, serta keunggulan. perbedaan dalam pengalokasikan anggaran terlihat dalam jumlah anggaran yang diberikan pemerintah untuk tiap daerah tergantung pada kebutuhan di tiap daerah tersebut. ada beberapa sumber dana yang diberikan oleh pemerintah untuk kemajuan tiap daerah. dana tersebut antara lain dana yang bersumber dari anggaran pendapatan dan belanja negara (apbn), anggaran pendapatan dan belanja daerah (apbd) provinsi dan kabupaten/kota, juga beberapa pinjman dari luar negeri serta sumber dana pemerintah yang lain (mark, 2004). otonomi daerah di satu sisi memberikan kewenangan yang luas kepada pemerintah daerah, namun di sisi lain memberikan implikasi tanggung jawab yang lebih besar bagi pemerintah daerah dalam upaya peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat. kemandirian untuk mengelola dan mengatur rumah tangga sendiri akan terwujud dengan baik apabila terdapat dukungan (partisipasi) publik. hal ini relatif akan dapat terwujud bila terjadi proses distribusi, baik pada kebutuhan masyarakat maupun perolehan serta pembagian pendapatan untuk daerah dan masyarakat secara merata. otonomi daerah dilaksanakan pada saat daerah mempunyai tingkat kesiapan yang berbeda, baik dari segi sumber daya maupun kemampuan manajerial daerah. suatu daerah mampu melaksanakan otonomi jika memiliki kemampuan keuangan daerah, yang berarti daerah tersebut memiliki kemampuan dan kewenangan untuk menggali sumber-sumber keuangan, mengelola dan menggunakan keuangannya sendiri untuk membiayai penyelenggaraan pemerintahan. selain itu ketergantungan kepada bantuan pusat harus seminimal mungkin, sehingga pad harus menjadi sumber keuangan terbesar yang didukung oleh kebijakan perimbangan keuangan pusat dan daerah. namun demikian untuk daerah kota dan kabupaten di indonesia belum bisa melaksanakannya (sasana, 2005; siagian, 2008). faktor keuangan merupakan faktor utama yang merupakan sumber daya finansial bagi pembiayaan penyelenggaraan roda pemerintahan daerah. salah satu sumber daya finansial yang dapat mendukung fungsi pemerintahan daerah adalah pendapatan asli daerah (pad). pad merupakan penerimaan yang diperoleh dari sumber-sumber dalam wilayahnya sendiri yang dipungut berdasarkan peraturan daerah yang sesuai dengan peraturan perundang-undangan yang berlaku. menurut suryono (2010), otonomi daerah dan juga pemerintah dan pembangunan daerah dapat diwujudkan hanya apabila disertai dengan otonomi keuangan yang efektif. ini berarti bahwa pemerintah daerah secara finansial haruslah independen terhadap pemerintah pusat dengan jalan sebanyak mungkin menggali sumber-sumber pad seperti pajak, retribusi dan lain-lain. dalam hal ini kreativitas dan inisiatif suatu daerah dalam menggali sumber keuangan akan sangat tergantung pada kebijakan yang diambil oleh pemerintah (abdullah dan halim, 2003; riduansyah, 2003; santosa dan rahayu, 2005). pertumbuhan ekonomi merupakan suatu gambaran yang nyata dari dampak suatu kebijakan pembangunan yang dilaksanakan, khususnya dalam bidang ekonomi. pertumbuhan tersebut merupakan laju pertumbuhan yang terbentuk dari berbagai macam sektor ekonomi yang tidak langsung menggambarkan tingkat perubahan ekonomi yang terjadi. bagi daerah, indikator ini sangat perlu untuk mengetahui keberhasilan pembangunan yang telah dicapai dan berguna untuk menentukan arus pembangunan di masa yang akan datang. laju pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah dapat ditunjukkan dengan produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) yang merefleksikan peningkatan pendapatan masyarakat. semakin tinggi pendajurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 76-89 78 patan seseorang maka akan semakin tinggi pula kemampuan untuk membayar berbagai pungutan yang ditetapkan oleh pemerintah. dalam konsep makro dapat dianalogikan bahwa semakin besar pdrb yang diperoleh maka akan semakin besar pula potensi penerimaan daerah. jadi dengan adanya peningkatan pdrb maka hal ini akan mendorong peningkatan pendapatan asli daerah. pada tahun 2006-2009 kabupaten/kota yang memberikan peranan relatif besar dalam pembentukan pdrb provinsi jawa barat, yaitu berasal dari kabupaten bekasi sebesar 51.789 miliar, kabupaten bogor sebesar 30.952 miliar, dan kabupaten bandung sebesar 29.228 miliar. pdrb atas dasar harga konstan. dilihat dari potensi kabupaten/kota, penyumbang terbesar terhadap total pdrb jawa barat, merupakan daerah konsentrasi industri pengolahan khususnya industri pengolahan barang mentah menjadi barang jadi, seperti rokok, suku cadang mobil maupun motor, serta alat-alat rumah tangga, dan setiap harinya menghasilkan miliaran output yang akan berpengaruh terhadap pendapatan di provinsi jawa barat. dengan adanya peningkatan pdrb antarkabupaten/ kota maka hal ini berarti ada perubahan peningkatan kesejahteraan masyarakat di provinsi jawa barat, bisa dikatakan bahwa provinsi jawa barat sangatlah makmur akan penghasilan yang didapatkan dari pdrb tersebut. perkembangan industrialisasi di indonesia juga merupakan faktor penting dalam pembentukan pendapatan daerah. dalam beberapa tahun terakhir ini sudah sangat banyak sekali industri, mulai dari industri yang paling kecil hingga industri yang paling besar, dimana setiap industri itu memberikan dampak positif terhadap masyarakat sekitar, juga terhadap keuangan negara ini khususnya di daerah-daerah yang banyak memiliki jumlah industri, namun secara tidak langsung juga memberikan dampak negatif kepada lingkungan sekitar dengan membuang limbah sembarangan ataupun bisa merugikan negara dengan tidak membayar pajaknya, tapi secara umum sektor perindustrian sangat memberikan nilai menguntungkan, terutama dari sektor industri pengolahan yang mana sektor tersebut sudah cukup memberi kontribusi besar bagi negara ini. provinsi jawa barat merupakan salah satu provinsi yang ada di pulau jawa yang mengalami kemajuan pesat dari segi pendapatan asli daerah nya, sebagian besar pendapatan tersebut dihasilkan dari sumber-sumber yang mempengaruhinya seperti pajak, retribusi, dan lainlain yang telah disahkan, daerah yang cukup potensial antara lain kota bandung, kabupaten bogor dan kota bekasi, akan tetapi yang paling besar yang memberikan kontribusi pad di jawa barat ialah kota bandung, menurut badan pusat statistik (bps) sampai pada tahun 2009 kota bandung menghasilkan pad sebesar 374.712 (jutaan rupiah) hal ini dikarenakan selain kota bandung adalah ibukota jawa barat tetapi juga kota bandung merupakan kota dimana serba ada, mulai dari kebutuhan pariwisata, kebutuhan primer maupun kebutuhan yang lainnya, sehingga di sana terjadinya transaksi ekonomi yang secara tidak langsung pengaruhnya dapat meningkatkan pad di provinsi jawa barat itu sendiri. provinsi jawa barat juga mempunyai sektor industri yang cukup berkembang, mulai dari industri rumah tangga sampai dengan industri yang besar, daerah industri yang memberikan kontribusi besar sampai tahun 2009 menurut badan pusat statistik (bps) ialah kabupaten sukabumi dengan jumlah industri sebanyak 15.379 jumlah unit industri, industri di jawa barat sangat potensial, contohnya di jawa barat memiliki banyak industri pariwisata, yang tiap harinya ramai dikunjungi oleh wisatawan, baik asing maupun lokal, serta industri rumah tangga yang membuat barang mentah sehingga menjadi barang jadi, seperti sepatu kulit, tas, pernak pernik dan lain-lain, bahkan penjualannya ada yang sudah sampai di ekspor ke sejumlah negara besar di dunia. jumlah industri tersebut nantinya akan menghasilkan suatu output yang akan dikenakan pajak oleh pemerintah daerah tersebut, dan pajak tersebut akan menjadi suatu pemasukan untuk provinsi jawa barat. faktor lain yang menentukan keberhasilan pembangunan ekonomi suatu daerah adalah kualitas dan jumlah penduduk. penduduk merupakan orang yang bertempat tinggal disuatu sumber pendapatan asli daerah (indrajati hertanto dan jaka sriyana) 79 wilayah tertentu. pengaruh jumlah penduduk pada tingkat moderat pada dasarnya positif dan bermanfaat bagi pembangunan ekonomi, baik bagi negara-negara maju maupun yang sedang berkembang. semakin banyak orang maka akan semakin banyak ide, semakin banyak orang yang mempunyai bakat dan kreatif, semakin banyak tenaga ahli dan dengan demikian akan semakin berkembang teknologi. selanjutnya dalam jangka panjang penduduk merupakan suatu keuntungan. simon juga mencatat bahwa, pertumbuhan penduduk juga merangsang pembangunan ekonomi. semakin besar jumlah penduduk akan mengakibatkan meningkatnya permintaan terhadap barang-barang konsumsi dan selanjutnya akan mendorong “economic of scale” dalam berproduksi, sehingga akan menurunkan biaya produksi. penduduk dapat mempengaruhi penerimaan pendapatan daerah, dengan meningkatnya jumlah penduduk akan meningkatkan permintaan terhadap barang-barang konsumsi. hal ini selanjutnya dapat mendorong peningkatan produksi sehingga akan mengakibatkan adanya perluasan usaha dan pendirian usaha baru pada sektor produksi, pendirian usaha baru akan menambah lapangan pekerjaan sehingga pendapatan masyarakat juga ikut meningkat. dengan adanya kecenderungan pertambahan jumlah penduduk pada gilirannya akan meningkatkan pendapatan daerah. ada banyak hal yang menjadi dampak positif terhadap provinsi jawa barat itu sendiri, dengan meningkatnya jumlah penduduk maka pendapatan pemerintah akan naik secara tidak langsung. oleh karena itu, seiring berkembangnya jumlah penduduk di jawa barat akan juga akan meningkatkan perkembangan ekonomi di provinsi jawa barat itu sendiri. atas dasar latar belakang tersebut perlu dilakukan suatu analisis terhadap berbagai faktor penentu pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah kota dan kabupaten di provinsi jawa barat. kajian ini bertujuan menguji pengaruh faktor-faktor jumlah penduduk, jumlah industri dan pdrb terhadap pendapatan asli daerah di masingmasing kabupaten/kota di provinsi jawa barat. beberapa penelitian terdahulu telah banyak mengkaji tentang keuangan daerah di indonesia, khususnya sejak diberlakukannya kebijakan desentralisasi dan otonomi daerah. adriani dan handayani (2008), melakukan penelitian tentang pengaruh pdrb dan jumlah penduduk terhadap pad kabupaten merangin. dari hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pdrb mempunyai pengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pad, sedangkan jumlah penduduk mempunyai hubungan negatif dan pengaruhnya tidak signifikan secara parsial terhadap pad kabupaten merangin, tetapi secara bersamaan kedua variabel tersebut pengaruhnya adalah signifikan. pdrb dan jumlah penduduk mempunyai hubungan yang sangat kuat dengan pad dan model yang diestimasi adalah tepat. siagian (2008) melakukan penelitian untuk menguji pengaruh dana alokasi umum (dau), pad, dan pendapatan lain-lain yang sah terhadap belanja pemerintah daerah kabupaten/kota di provinsi sumatera utara dengan menggunakan sampel sebanyak 12 kabupaten/kota. data yang dianalisis dalam penelitian ini adalah data time series yakni data tahun 2004-2006 dari laporan apbd (anggaran) yang diperoleh melalui situs departemen keuangan republik indonesia direktorat jenderal perimbangan keuangan. pengujian hipotesis dalam pengujian ini menggunakan regresi linear sederhana dengan uji t, dan regresi liniear berganda dengan uji f, regresi sederhana digunakan untuk melihat pengaruh jumlah dau, pad dan pendapatan lain-lain secara terpisah terhadap jumlah total belanja. regresi berganda digunakan dengan tujuan untuk memprediksi apakah komponenkomponen pendapatan daerah tersebut secara serentak mempengaruhi belanja daerah. dari hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa baik secara terpisah ataupun secara bersama-sama dana alokasi umum (dau), pad, dan pendapatan lain-lain yang dianggap sah berpengaruh signifikan positif terhadap belanja daerah. abdullah dan halim (2003), melakukan penelitian untuk menguji pengaruh pajak daerah dan pad terhadap belanja daerah di indonesia dengan menggunakan sampel kabupaten dan kota di provinsi jawa barat, jawa tengah, jawa timur, daerah istimewa yogyakarta dan bali. data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data tahun 2001 dan 2002 dari laporan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 76-89 80 apbd pemda yang diperoleh dari situs departemen keuangan, hipotesis yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah analisis regresi berganda, dari hasil penelitian menunjukkan secara bersama-sama pajak daerah dan pad berpengaruh signifikan positif terhadap belanja daerah. santosa dan rahayu (2005), melakukan penelitian tentang analisis pendapatan asli daerah (pad) dan faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhinya dalam upaya pelaksanaan otonomi daerah di kabupaten kediri. dari hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa faktor-faktor yang diduga mempengaruhi persentase perubahan pad adalah total pengeluaran pembangunan, penduduk dan pdrb sangat kuat. ketiga variabel independen pengeluaran pembangunan, penduduk, dan pdrb yang mempunyai pengaruh paling besar yaitu variabel penduduk. pendapatan asli daerah adalah penerimaan daerah dari berbagai usaha pemerintah daerah untuk mengumpulkan dana guna keperluan daerah yang bersangkutan dalam membiayai kegiatan rutin maupun pembangunannya, yang terdiri atas pajak daerah, retribusi daerah, bagian laba usaha milik daerah, dan lain-lain penerimaan asli daerah yang sah. pendapatan asli daerah diartikan sebagai pendapatan daerah yang tergantung keadaan perekonomian pada umumnya dan potensi dari sumber-sumber pendapatan asli daerah itu sendiri. pembangunan ekonomi suatu negara dalam periode jangka panjang akan membawa perubahan mendasar dalam struktur ekonomi negara tersebut. dimulai dari ekonomi tradisional yang dititikberatkan pada sektor pertanian, menuju perekonomian modern yang didominasi oleh sektor industri. perubahan struktur ekonomi pada umumnya disebut transformasi struktural dan dapat didefinisikan sebagai rangkaian perubahan dalam komposisi permintaan, perdagangan luar negeri (ekspor dan impor), produksi, dan penggunaan faktor produksi seperti tenaga kerja dan modal yang diperlukan guna mendukung pembangunan dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (octaviani, 2001). dalam istilah ekonomi, industri juga mempunyai dua pengertian yaitu pengertian secara luas dan pengertian secara sempit. dalam pengertian secara luas, industri mencakup semua usaha atau kegiatan di bidang ekonomi yang bersifat produktif. sedangkan pengertian secara sempit, industri ialah suatu kegiatan yang mengubah suatu barang secara mekanis, kimia, atau dengan tangan sehingga menjadi barang jadi atau setengah jadi. menurut badan pusat statistik (bps), industri adalah suatu kegiatan ekonomi yang melakukan kegiatan mengubah barang jadi dan barang yang kurang nilainya menjadi barang yang lebih nilainya. berdasarkan pengertian tersebut, kita dapat memahami bahwa industri merupakan salah satu kegiatan ekonomi manusia yang sangat penting. melalui kegiatan industri akan dihasilkan berbagai kebutuhan manusia mulai dari peralatan sederhana sampai peralatan modern. jadi pada dasarnya kegiatan itu lahir untuk memenuhi kegiatan manusia. dengan kata lain telah dikenal sejak zaman dahulu walaupun pada awal perkembangannya masih sangat sederhana dan terbatas hanya untuk memenuhi kebutuhan sendiri dan dalam lingkup yang terbatas. industri dapat digolongkan berdasarkan beberapa sudut tinjauan atau beberapa pendekatan. di indonesia digolongkan berdasarkan kelompok komoditas, skala usaha, dan berdasarkan arus produksinya. jumlah industri di indonesia kini semakin pesat perkembangannya. hal itu memberikan dampak positif terhadap perekonomian indonesia itu sendiri, dimana ketika sebuah industri itu dibangun banyak hal yang akan terjadi, seperti penyerapan tenaga kerja, memperbanyak output baik barang maupun jasa sehingga bisa meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi. pendapatan daerah dapat dipengaruhi berbagai macam faktor, salah satu di antaranya dari sektor industri, ketika suatu daerah tersebut memiliki banyak perindustrian maka bukan tidak mungkin daerah tersebut akan menjadi makmur dan dapat mensejahterakan masyarakat di daerah tersebut. pengaruh tersebut dimulai dari pajak-pajak yang dikenakan oleh pemerintah setempat dan nanti akan dikembalikan lagi oleh pemerintah dalam bentuk layanan publik (merifield, 2000). jadi secara tidak langsung sektor industri memberikan pengaruh terhadap pendapatan daerah tersebut, contohnya sebuah industri yang telah dibangun akan sumber pendapatan asli daerah (indrajati hertanto dan jaka sriyana) 81 membuat bangunan inti dimana akan menjadi tempat produksi, dan industri tersebut akan menghasilkan sebuah output baik barang maupun jasa, lalu barang itu akan dijual kepada konsumen, bangunan tersebut nantinya akan dikenakan pajak bumi bangunan (pbb) lalu output yang dihasilkan akan dikenakan pajak produksi oleh pemerintah, dari tahapan-tahapan inilah yang mempengaruhi pendapatan daerah tersebut (riduansyah, 2003; sasana, 2005). di negara sedang berkembang yang mengalami ledakan jumlah penduduk termasuk indonesia akan selalu mengaitkan antara kependudukan dengan pembangunan ekonomi. akan tetapi hubungan antara keduanya tergantung pada sifat dan masalah kependudukan yang dihadapi oleh setiap negara. setiap negara atau daerah akan mempunyai masalah kependudukan yang khas dan potensi serta tantangan yang khas pula. jumlah penduduk yang besar bagi indonesia merupakan modal dasar pembangunan tetapi sekaligus juga sebagai beban pembangunan. sebagai aset apabila dapat meningkatkan kualitas maupun keahlian atau keterampilannya sehingga akan meningkatkan produksi nasional. jumlah penduduk yang besar akan menjadi beban jika struktur, persebaran dan mutunya sedemikian rupa sehingga hanya menuntut pelayanan sosial dan tingkat produksinya rendah sehingga menjadi tanggungan penduduk yang bekerja secara efektif. indonesia sedang mengalami transisi demografi menuju penduduk tua yang justru berpengaruh negatif terhadap penerimaan pemerintah (sriyana, 2008). pertumbuhan penduduk tinggi akan dapat menaikkan output melalui penambahan tingkat dan ekspansi pasar baik pasar dalam negeri maupun luar negeri. penambahan penduduk tinggi yang diiringi dengan perubahan teknologi akan mendorong tabungan dan juga penggunaan skala ekonomi di dalam produksi. penambahan penduduk merupakan satu hal yang dibutuhkan dan bukan suatu masalah, melainkan sebagai unsur penting yang dapat memacu pembangunan dan pertumbuhan ekonomi. besarnya pendapatan dapat mempengaruhi penduduk. jika jumlah penduduk meningkat maka pendapatan yang dapat ditarik juga meningkat. metode penelitian data dan variabel operasional data yang digunakan dalam kajian ini adalah data time series dan cross section. data yang dibutuhkan adalah data yang berhubungan dengan variabel penelitian yaitu, pendapatan asli daerah, jumlah industri, jumlah penduduk dan produk domestik regional bruto di provinsi jawa barat. data diperoleh dari badan pusat statistik (bps) provinsi jawa barat. variabelvariabel yang digunakan dalam kajian ini adalah pad, jumlah industri, pdrb di kabupaten/kota di provinsi jawa barat dalam periode tahun 2006 sampai 2009. data-data tersebut berdasarkan harga konstan sehingga mampu menunjukkan perkembangan riil. metode analisis dalam penelitian ini menggunakan analisis regresi panel data yang merupakan bentuk regresi untuk menganalisis kombinasi data antara deret waktu (time-series) dan kerat lintang (cross section). dalam model regresi data panel, persamaan model regresi dengan menggunakan data cross-section dapat ditulis sebagai berikut: yi = βo + β1 xi + εi ; i = 1, 2, ..., n (1) dimana: n adalah banyaknya data cross section. untuk persamaan model dengan data time-series adalah: yt = βo + β1 xt + εt ; t = 1, 2, ..., t (2) dimana: t adalah banyaknya data time-series. mengingat data panel merupakan gabungan dari time-series dan cross-section, maka model dapat ditulis: yit = βo + β1 xit + εit (3) i = 1, 2, ..., n ; t = 1, 2, ..., t dimana: n adalah banyaknya observasi, n × t adalah banyaknya data panel, t adalah banyaknya waktu. dalam kajian ini, sesuai dengan variabel yang dianalisis, model regresi dapat ditulis: jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 76-89 82 yit = boi + b1x1it + b2x2it + b3x3it + eit dimana: yit adalah pad, x1it adalah jumlah industri, boi adalah konstanta, x2it adalah jumlah penduduk, b1, b2, b3 adalah koefisien, x3it adalah pdrb, eit adalah error. ada tiga metode yang bisa digunakan untuk bekerja dengan data panel. metode pertama adalah pendekatan pooled least square (pls), yang secara sederhana menggabungkan (pooled) seluruh data time series dan cross section dan kemudian mengestimasi model dengan menggunakan metode ordinary least square (ols). model kedua adalah pendekatan fixed effect (fe) yang memperhitungkan kemungkinan bahwa peneliti menghadapi masalah omitted variables dimana hal ini mungkin membawa perubahan pada intercept time series atau cross section. model dengan fe menambahkan dummy variables untuk memungkinkan adanya perubahan intercept ini. model ketiga adalah pendekatan efek acak (random effect). model ini berasumsi memperbaiki efisiensi proses least square dengan memperhitungkan faktor kesalahan dari cross section dan time series. model random effect adalah variasi dari estimasi generalized least square. metode fixed effect dan random effect disebut juga metode generalized least square (gls). (1) pendekatan pooled least square (pls) atau (common effect). estimasi common effect merupakan teknik yang paling sederhana untuk mengestimasi data panel. hal ini karena hanya dengan mengkombinasikan data time series dan data cross section tanpa melihat perbedaan antara waktu dan individu, sehingga dapat menggunakan metode ols dalam mengestimasi model data panel. dalam pendekatan estimasi ini, tidak diperhatikan dimensi individu maupun waktu. diasumsikan bahwa perilaku data antarwilayah sama dalam berbagai kurun waktu. dengan mengkombinasikan data time series dan data cross section tanpa melihat perbedaan antara waktu dan individu, maka model persamaan regresinya: yit = b0 + b1x1it + b2x2it + b3x3it +......+eit (4) (2) pendekatan slope konstan tetapi intersep berbeda antarindividu (fixed effect). salah satu kesulitan prosedur panel data adalah bahwa asumsi intersep dan slope yang konsisten sulit terpenuhi. untuk mengatasi hal tersebut, yang dilakukan dalam panel data adalah dengan memasukkan variabel boneka (dummy variable) untuk mengizinkan terjadinya perbedaan nilai parameter yang berbeda-beda baik lintas unit (cross section) maupun antarwaktu (time-series). pendekatan dengan memasukkan variabel boneka ini dikenal dengan sebutan model efek tetap (fixed effect). model fixed effect dengan variable dummy dapat ditulis sebagai berikut: yit = b0i + b1x1it + b2x2it + b3x3it +β4 d1it + β5 d2it + β6 d3it +.….+ eit (5) model fixed effect dengan tanpa variabel dummy dapat ditulis sebagai berikut: yit = b0i + b1x1it + b2x2it + b3x3it +.….+ eit (6) (3) pendekatan efek acak (random effect). keputusan untuk memasukkan variable boneka dalam model efek tetap (fixed effect) akan dapat mengurangi banyaknya derajat kebebasan (degree of freedom) yang pada akhirnya akan mengurangi efisiensi dari parameter yang diestimasi. model panel data yang di dalamnya melibatkan korelasi antar-error term karena berubahnya waktu karena berbedanya observasi dapat diatasi dengan pendekatan model komponen error (error component model) atau disebut juga model efek acak (random effect). pendekatan estimasi random effect ini menggunakan variabel gangguan (error terms). variabel gangguan ini mungkin akan menghubungkan antar waktu dan antardaerah. penulisan konstanta dalam model random effects tidak lagi tetap tetapi bersifat random sehingga dapat ditulis dalam model sebagai berikut: yit = b0i + b1x1it + b2x2it + b3x3it +...+ eit (7) pemilihan model karena adanya berbagai asumsi dan kemungkinan hasil yang berbeda pada analisis dengan regresi data panel, maka diperlukan pemilihan model yang tepat untuk dapat menggambarkan hasil analisis yang terbaik. ada dua uji yang dapat digunakan untuk memilih model terbaik, sumber pendapatan asli daerah (indrajati hertanto dan jaka sriyana) 83 yaitu: (1) uji f: digunakan untuk memilih antara model common effect ataukah model fixed effect, dimana setelah melakukan regresi antara model common effect dan model fixed effect pemilihannya dilakukan dengan melihat nilai probabilitas f statistiknya. ho: memilih model common effect, jika nilai probabilitas f statistiknya tidak signifikan. h1: memilih model fixed effect, jika nilai probabilitas f statistiknya signifikan. (2) uji hausman: digunakan untuk memilih model yang terbaik antara fixed effect dan random effect, dimana setelah melakukan regresi antara model fixed effect dan random effect pemilihanya dilakukan dengan melihat nilai probabilitas chi-squarenya. ho: memilih model random effect, jika nilai chi square-nya tidak signifikan. h1: memilih model fixed effect, jika nilai chi square-nya signifikan. hasil dan pembahasan dalam penelitian ini penulis menggunakan data sekunder yang di dapat dari data sekunder. perkembangan data-data yang dianalisis dari tahun 2006 sampai tahun 2009 yang mencakup tujuh belas kabupaten dan sembilan kota yang ada di provinsi jawa barat dipaparkan pada beberapa tabel berikut. dari tabel 1 dapat dilihat bahwa terjadi peningkatan pad dari tahun ke tahun di seluruh kabupaten/kota. namun di kabupaten bandung barat dari tahun 2006 sampai dengan tahun 2007 tidak memiliki data dikarenakan terjadinya pemekaran di kabupaten bandung itu sendiri, akan tetapi pada tahun 2008 sampai dengan tahun 2009 sudah memiliki data tersendiri. dari keseluruhan kabupaten dan kota di mana yang memiliki pad paling besar ialah kota bandung dikarenakan selain kota tabel 1. realisasi pad kabupaten dan kota provinsi jawa barat 2006 – 2009 (jutaan rupiah) no kabupaten dan kota pendapatan asli daerah 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 bogor 199.424 260.031 250.155 309.226 2 sukabumi 53.645 45.940 51.691 875.62 3 cianjur 60.174 66.675 63.711 87.867 4 bandung 108.322 151.876 87.082 151.496 5 garut 50.323 71.376 76.457 91.429 6 tasikmalaya 35.440 24.309 17.239 37.671 7 ciamis 24.966 36.177 29.039 46.561 8 kuningan 35.731 37.415 36.225 52.748 9 92.348 99.318 112.468 116.133 10 majalengka 50.043 47.818 35.966 53.530 11 sumedang 58.699 60.564 63.472 90.533 12 indramayu 51.147 415.09 24.441 68.615 13 subang 58.782 506.41 47.568 68.801 14 purwakarta 51.781 51.199 457.77 67.084 15 karawang 112.643 89.231 88.641 115.412 16 bekasi 172.659 166.250 155.093 200.653 17 bandung barat 0 0 24.136 35.508 18 bogor 73.731 68.509 63.525 89.223 19 sukabumi 36.577 43.848 45.546 57.237 20 bandung 225.596 275.631 298.685 374.712 21 cirebon 56.405 59.912 25.082 70.926 22 bekasi 126.067 162.881 133.481 229.532 23 depok 67.218 72.080 68.666 88.872 24 cimahi 50.325 54.659 50.358 74.163 25 tasikmalaya 50.829 24.309 53.405 60.880 26 banjar 13.237 16.150 19.762 24.400 total 1.916.112 1.986.158 1.921.894 2.663.212 sumber: bps jawa barat, 2008-2010 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 76-89 84 bandung adalah ibukota dari jawa barat, bandung juga merupakan salah satu kota yang ramai dikunjungi untuk berwisata, mulai dari wisata kuliner sampai dengan wisata belanja setelah jakarta. bedasarkan pada tabel 1, kota banjar adalah kota yang menghasilkan pad paling sedikit dibanding kabupaten dan kota lainnya, hal ini disebabkan kota tersebut masih minimnya transaksi perekonomiannya dan juga jumlah penduduk yang sedikit, sehingga menyebabkan pemasukan kota banjar jadi lebih sedikit. dari tabel 2 dapat dilihat bahwa terjadi peningkatan jumlah industri dari tahun ke tahun di hampir seluruh kabupaten dan kota di provinsi jawa barat. namun dapat dilihat pada tahun 2006 dari seluruh kabupaten dan kota diumana jumlah industri tersebut masih sangat minim dikarenakan perhitungan tersebut tidak menyeluruh, maka yang terjadi jumlah tersebut sangatlah sedikit dibanding pada tahun-tahun setelahnya yaitu 2007 sampai dengan tahun 2009 mengalami peningkatan sangat drastis dari ratusan jumlah unit industri sampai dengan ribuan jumlah unit industri, mulai dari industri kecil, menengah, dan industri besar. berdasarkan pada tabel 2, kabupaten sukabumi ialah kabupaten yang paling besar jumlah industrinya dan kabupaten bandung barat yang paling sedikit jumlah industrinya dari kabupaten dan kota secara keseluruhan dari tahun 2006 sampai dengan tahun 2009. namun jika dilihat dari total keseluruhan dari tahun 2007 sampai dengan tahun 2008 mengalami penurunan yang cukup drastis, dan dari tahun 2008 sampai dengan tahun 2009 mengalami kenaikan lagi tetapi tidak banyak sampai melebihi tahun 2007, hal ini kemungkinan disebabkan oleh banyaknya industri yang tidak bisa berkembang sehingga ia harus gulung tikar. tabel 2. jumlah industri kabupaten dan kota provinsi jawa barat 2006 – 2009 (jumlah unit) no kabupaten dan kota jumlah industri 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 bogor 85 14.574 14.747 14.797 2 sukabumi 63 115.178 15.274 15.379 3 cianjur 95 1.158 1.184 1.219 4 bandung 175 13.173 13.277 13.469 5 garut 7 9.710 9.746 9.774 6 tasikmalaya 87 1.283 1.350 1.395 7 ciamis 22 1.288 1.305 1.331 8 kuningan 42 2.024 2.123 2.179 9 cirebon 58 10.546 10.601 10.637 10 majalengka 35 7.338 7.351 7.381 11 sumedang 17 4.995 5.037 5.108 12 indramayu 18 2.325 2.354 2.354 13 subang 2 3.296 3.305 3.410 14 purwakarta 26 10.636 10.705 10.791 15 karawang 12 9.204 9.264 9.314 16 bekasi 114 10.319 10.469 10.695 17 bandung barat 0 0 0 17 18 bogor 113 7.395 8.020 8.089 19 sukabumi 53 9.368 9.416 9.435 20 bandung 72 10.674 10.816 10.817 21 cirebon 17 9.324 9.342 9.352 22 bekasi 52 9.692 9.822 9.881 23 depok 18 10.097 10.138 10.201 24 cimahi 0 6.044 6.059 6.071 25 tasikmalaya 165 9.457 9.590 9.675 26 banjar 37 9.122 9.148 9.182 total 1.385 298.220 200.443 218.936 sumber: bps jawa barat, 2008-2010 sumber pendapatan asli daerah (indrajati hertanto dan jaka sriyana) 85 dari tabel 3 dapat dilihat bahwa terjadi peningkatan jumlah penduduk dari tahun ke tahun di hampir seluruh kabupaten dan kota di provinsi jawa barat. itu membuktikan bahwa di provinsi jawa barat dari tahun 2006 sampai dengan tahun 2009 terus bertambahnya populasi penduduk, lebih banyak angka kelahiran di bandingkan dengan angka kematian, hal tersebut yang menjadikan jumlah penduduk dari tahun ke tahun terus meningkat. berdasarkan pada tabel 3, kota cirebon adalah kota yang paling sedikit jumlah penduduknya dan kabupaten bogor yang paling banyak jumlah penduduknya dari kabupaten dan kota secara keseluruhan dari tahun 2006 sampai dengan tahun 2009. banyaknya jumlah penduduk di provinsi jawa barat sangat mempengaruhi pad di provinsi jawa barat itu sendiri, apalagi di setiap tahunnya terus mengalami peningkatan yang cukup drastis, akan tetapi akan banyak dampak buruk akan terjadi dengan tidak seimbangnya pengeluaran yang dilakukan pemerintah setempat seiring bertambahnya jumlah penduduk. dari tabel 4 dalam lampiran dapat dilihat bahwa terjadi peningkatan pdrb dari tahun ke tahun di seluruh kabupaten dan kota provinsi jawa barat. pdrb terbesar dimiliki oleh kabupaten bekasi dan yang memiliki pdrb terkecil ialah kota banjar. pemilihan model dengan uji hausman pemilihan model dalam penelitian ini menggunakan uji hausman untuk memilih model random effect atau fixed effect. tabel 5 menyajikan hasil uji hausman: dari tabel 5 tentang hasil uji hausman untuk pemilihan model menunjukkan bahwa nilai tabel 3. jumlah penduduk kabupaten dan kota provinsi jawa barat 2006 – 2009 (jumlah orang) no kabupaten dan kota jumlah penduduk 2006 2007 2008 2009 1 bogor 4.216.186 4.316.236 4.402.026 4.453.927 2 sukabumi 2.240.901 2.258.253 2.277.020 2.293.742 3 cianjur 2.125.023 2.149.121 2.169.984 2.189.328 4 bandung 4.399.128 3.038.038 3.116.056 3.148.951 5 garut 2.375.725 2.429.167 2.481.471 2.504.237 6 tasikmalaya 1.743.324 1.792.092 1.839.682 1.860.157 7 ciamis 1.565.121 1.686.076 1.605.891 1.615.759 8 kuningan 1.118.776 1.140.777 1.163.159 1.173.528 9 cirebon 2.134.656 2.162.644 2.192.429 2.211.186 10 majalengka 1.197.994 1.204.379 1.210.811 1.219.145 11 sumedang 1.089.889 1.112.336 1.134.288 1.143.992 12 indramayu 1.778.396 1.795.372 1.811.764 1.827.878 13 subang 1.441.191 1.459.077 1.476.418 1.486.412 14 purwakarta 784,797 798,272 809,962 819,005 15 karawang 2.031.128 2.073.356 2.112.433 2.134.389 16 bekasi 1.991.230 2.032.008 2.076.146 2.121.122 17 bandung barat 0 1.493.225 1.531.072 1.548.434 18 bogor 855,846 866,034 876,292 895,596 19 sukabumi 294,646 300,694 305,800 311,559 20 bandung 2.340.624 2.364.312 2.390.120 2.414.704 21 cirebon 285,363 290,45 298,995 304,152 22 bekasi 2.040.258 2.084.831 2.128.384 2.176.743 23 depok 1.393.568 1.412.772 1.430.829 1.465.826 24 cimahi 506,251 518,985 532,114 547,862 25 tasikmalaya 610,456 624,478 637,083 640,324 26 banjar 177,118 180,744 184,577 185,993 total 40.737.594 41.483.729 42.194.869 42.693.951 sumber: bps jawa barat, 2008-2010 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 76-89 86 hausman test < lebih kecil dari nilai chi square sehingga dapat disimpulkan bahwa model yang baik untuk diestimasi adalah model random effect. hasil estimasi model random effect analisis ini dalam kajian ini digunakan untuk mengetahui pengaruh jumlah industri, jumlah penduduk, dan pdrb terhadap pendapatan asli daerah (pad) kabupaten/kota di jawa barat. adapun bentuk persamaan regresinya adalah: yit = βo + β1x1it + β2x2it + β3x3it + ui (8) keterangan: y adalah pendapatan asli daerah (pad) kabupaten/kota di jawa barat (miliar rupiah); x1 adalah jumlah industri kabupaten/ kota di jawa barat (buah), x2 adalah jumlah penduduk kabupaten/kota di jawa barat (orang), x3 adalah pdrb kabupaten/kota di jawa barat (miliar rupiah), βo adalah konstanta, βo-β3 adalah koefisien regresi, uit adalah variabel gangguan, i adalah kabupaten/kota, t adalah periode waktu (tahun). berdasarkan perhitungan diperoleh hasil yang disajikan dalam tabel 6. secara statistik hasil regresi menunjukkan hasil yang baik. koefisien determinasi (r2) yang bermanfaat untuk mengetahui seberapa besar kemampuan variabel bebas dalam menjelaskan secara komprehensif terhadap variabel terikat memberikan angka cukup tinggi, yaitu sebesar 0,939. hal ini menunjukkan kuatnya hubungan antara variabel bebas dengan variabel terikatnya. uji t digunakan untuk membuktikan pengaruh variabel independen terhadap variabel dependen secara individual dengan asumsi bahwa variabel yang lain tetap atau konstan. pengujian pengaruh variabel jumlah industri, jumlah penduduk, dan pdrb terhadap variabel pendapatan asli daerah menunjukkan nilai probabilitas masing-masing sebesar 0,0251; 0,0145; dan 0,000 yang berarti signifikan untuk pengujian pada α sebesar 0,05. hasil ini menjelaskan bahwa ketiga variabel tersebut memiliki pengaruh secara positif dan signifikan terhadap pendapatan asli daerah (pad) kabupaten/kota di jawa barat. hasil ini mengindikasikan bahwa pertumbuhan penerimaan pendapatan asli daerah sangat tergantung pada peningkatan besaran ketiga variabel tersebut. nilai konstanta hasil regresi secara keseluruhan kabupaten/kota di jawa barat sebesar 12.289,76. adapun nilai konstanta masing-masing kabupaten merupakan informasi khusus untuk masing-masing kabupaten. jika dibandingkan dengan nilai masing-masing nilai kontabel 5. hasil pemilihan model dengan uji hausman model hausman test chi square tabel keterangan hasil pemilihan model yit = βo + β1x1it + β2x2it + β3x3it + ui 6,939 7,8413 nilai hausman test < dari nilai chi squaretabel random effect sumber: lampiran hasil olah data tabel 6. hasil estimasi model random effect metode gls variabel koefisien regresi t-statistik probabilitas konstanta 12289,76 0,917941 0,3609 jumlah industri 0,035310 2,039390 0,0251 jumlah penduduk 0,012003 2,167389 0,0145 pdrb 5,151244 6,234946 0,0000 r2 : 0,939 dw-test : 2,273 n : 36 sumber: hasil olah data. sumber pendapatan asli daerah (indrajati hertanto dan jaka sriyana) 87 stanta kabupaten dan kota adalah sebagai berikut. nilai konstanta kabupaten sumedang sebesar -1.066,901; kabupaten cianjur sebesar 1.539,507; kabupaten banjar sebesar 209,392; kota cirebon sebesar 7.362,598; kabupaten kuningan sebesar -3.659.748; kota tasikmalaya sebesar 9.139,122; kabupaten majalengka sebesar 516,12; kabupaten purwakarta sebesar 1.066,901; kabupaten subang sebesar -7.233,228; dan kabupaten sukabumi 4.891,623 berada dibawah nilai konstanta secara keseluruhan, sedangkan kabuparten/kota lainnya berada di atas nilai konstanta secara keseluruhan. hasil ini memberikan gambaran bahwa pad otonom kabupaten kota tersebut, yaitu tingkat pad yang diakibatkan oleh perubahan variabel lain pada kabupaten tersebut lebih rendah dari ratarata pad otonom kabupaten/kota di provinsi jawa barat. adapun pad otonom kabupaten/ kota lainnya lebih besar dari rata-rata pad di provinsi tersebut. hasil regresi tersebut menunjukkan bahwa jumlah industri kabupaten/kota di jawa barat berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pad kabupaten/kota di jawa barat. hal ini berarti, jika jumlah industri meningkat, maka pad kabupaten/kota di jawa barat juga akan meningkat. dari analisis regresi tersebut menunjukkan jika jumlah industri naik sebesar 1 unit, maka pad kabupaten/kota akan naik rata-rata sebesar 0,035310 miliar rupiah. industri merupakan salah satu kegiatan ekonomi masyarakat yang sangat penting. melalui kegiatan industri akan dihasilkan berbagai kebutuhan masyarakat mulai dari peralatan sederhana sampai peralatan modern. berkembangnya industri akan menghasilkan pajak barang dan sekaligus pajak pendapatan sehingga akan berpengaruh positif terhadap pendapatan asli daerah. kajian ini juga menunjukkan bahwa jumlah penduduk berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pad) kabupaten/kota di jawa barat. hal ini berarti, jika jumlah penduduk mengalami peningkatan, maka pad kabupaten/ kota di jawa barat akan meningkat signifikan. hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa pertambahan jumlah penduduk kabupaten/kota di jawa barat berdampak pada peningkatan potensi pad kabupaten/kota rata-rata sebesar 0,012003 miliar rupiah. di negara sedang berkembang yang mengalami ledakan jumlah penduduk termasuk indonesia akan selalu mengaitkan antara kependudukan dengan pembangunan ekonomi. akan tetapi hubungan antara keduanya tergantung pada sifat dan masalah kependudukan yang dihadapi oleh setiap negara. dengan demikian tiap negara atau daerah akan mempunyai masalah kependudukan yang khas dan potensi serta tantangan yang khas pula. jumlah penduduk yang besar bagi indonesia dipandang sebagai aset modal dasar pembangunan tetapi sekaligus juga sebagai beban pembangunan. sebagai aset apabila dapat meningkatkan kualitas maupun keahlian atau keterampilannya sehingga akan meningkatkan produksi nasional. temuan ini mengindikasikan bahwa pertambahan jumlah penduduk akan menjadi faktor positif bagi pembangunan daerah sehingga berpotensi meningkatkan pad. informasi lain dari analisis ini menunjukkan bahwa pdrb kabupaten/kota di jawa barat berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pad. hal ini berarti, jika pdrb kabupaten/ kota di jawa barat mengalami peningkatan, maka pad kabupaten/kota di jawa barat juga akan meningkat. hasil analisis memberikan hasil bahwa jika pdrb kabupaten/kota naik sebesar 1 miliar rupiah, maka pad kabupaten/ kota di jawa barat akan naik sebesar 5,151244 miliar rupiah. apabila ditinjau dari segi pendapatan pdrb merupakan jumlah pendapatan yang diterima oleh faktor-faktor produksi yang dimiliki oleh penduduk di wilayah tersebut yang ikut serta dalam proses produksi dalam jangka waktu tertentu. hubungan antara pad dengan pdrb merupakan hubungan secara fungsional, karena pdrb merupakan fungsi dari pad. dengan meningkatnya pdrb maka akan menambah penerimaan pemerintah daerah untuk membiayai program-program pembangunan. selanjutnya akan mendorong peningkatan pelayanan pemerintah daerah kepada masyarakat yang diharapkan akan dapat meningkatkan produktivitasnya. temuan analisis ini juga menggambarkan bahwa 20 persen dari total pdrb akan diserap oleh sektor pemerintah daerah. nilai ini juga mengindikasikan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 12, nomor 1, april 2011: 76-89 88 bahwa nilai tax ratio kabupaten/kota di provinsi jawa barat berada pada tingkat moderat. simpulan hasil regresi data panel menunjukkan bahwa jumlah industri, penduduk, dan pdrb berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap pendapatan asli daerah (pad) kabupaten/kota di jawa barat. hal ini berarti, jika ketiga variabel tersebut 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bandung barat 6.466 6.811 7.158 7.464 18 bogor 3.782 4.013 4.253 4.508 19 sukabumi 1.509 1.607 1.705 1810 20 bandung 23.043 24.942 26.979 29.228 21 cirebon 5.192 5.513 5.824 6.116 22 bekasi 12.453 13.255 14.042 14.622 23 depok 5.066 5.418 5.771 6.129 24 cimahi 5.369 5.639 5.908 6180 25 tasikmalaya 3.098 3.283 3.470 3.668 26 banjar 616 646 677 712 total 247.490 261.619 276.029 22.840.459 sumber: bps jawa barat, 2008-2010 image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (11).jpg microsoft word 07-raditya _154-161_.doc jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 154-161 forecasting saving deposit in malaysian islamic banking: comparison between artificial neural network and arima raditya sukmana 1 mahmud iwan solihin 2 1 fakultas ekonomi universitas airlangga surabaya kampus b jalan airlangga no.4 surabaya 60286 telp. (031) 5033642, 5036584 fax. (031) 5026288 e-mail: radityask@yahoo.com 2 department of mechatronics engineering, international islamic university malaysia jalan gombak 53100 kuala lumpur malaysia tel. (603)20564447 fax (603)20564853 abstract the aim of this paper is to test the ability of artificial neural network (ann) as an alternative method in time series forecasting and compared to autoregressive integrated moving average (arima) in studying saving deposit in malaysian islamic banks. artificial neural network is getting popular as an alternative method in time series forecasting for its capability to capture volatility pattern of non-linear time series data. in addition, the use of an established tool of analysis such as arima is of importance here for comparative purposes. these two methods are applied to monthly data of the malaysian islamic banking deposits from january 1994 to november 2005. the result provides evidence that ann using “early stopping” approach can be used as an alternative forecasting engine with univariate time series model. it can predict non-linear time series using the pattern of the data directly without any statistical analysis. keywords: artificial neural network, arima, saving deposit introduction finding the trends and the patterns in banking and financial data has been put in highly attention by businesses and academicians. the detection of trends and patterns has combined statistical and econometric modeling. the mathematical models related to the forecasting may fail to predict the patterns in the dynamic of economic. however new methods of forecasting is growing very fast recently. new intelligent methods, including ann, have attracted forecaster to predict the trends and patters. in fact, many forecasters dealing with financial matters are using neural network method. neural network can be used to forecast stock market, foreign exchange trading, bond yield and commodity future trading. various attempts of economic time series prediction have been done ending with saying that ann based forecasting outperform the conventional model [1]. many researchers have also suggested that neural networks can serve as alternative and novel tools in business, e.g., in forecasting financial time series [2]. ann has many advantages over conventional methods of analysis. first, they have the ability to analyze complex patterns quickly and with a high forecasting saving deposit (raditya sukmana and mahmud iwan solihin) 155 degree of accuracy. second, ann makes no assumptions about the nature of the data distribution. in dealing with the autocorrelation analysis, we often use arima model (box jenkins) as a statistical approaches for forecasting. this analysis mainly detects the autocorrelation between the previous observations of time series. this method is very efficient to forecast linear time series. the problem of arima approach arises when the time series is of increasing variance or when the time series represents nonlinear processes [3]. kolarik [3] has conducted time series forecasting using neural network. he compared the result with the well known forecasting techniques, arima. his result showed that forecasting error using ann is less compared to that of arima. ann is a good method to capture the data patterns of nonlinear time series. ann for time series analysis relies purely on past data that were observed. another advantage in using ann is that it is powerful enough to model any form of time series. the ability to generalize allows ann to learn even in the case of noisy or high volatility process. basically it has four steps: collecting and preprocessing the input patterns, determining the ann structure and architecture, training the ann forecaster, and validation test of the trained ann. this paper discusses univariate time series forecasting using ann in comparison with arima. theoretical concepts in this research as follows: 1. artificial neural network a neural network is a computational technique that benefits from techniques similar to ones employed in the human brain. its very basic concept was introduced in 1940s. it is designed to mimic the ability of the human brain to process data and information and comprehend patterns. it imitates the structure and operations of the three dimensional lattice of network among brain cells (nodes or neurons, and hence the term "neural"). an ann can be defined as a processing system consisting of a large number of simple, highly interconnected processing element (neurons) in an architecture inspired by the structure of the human brain [4]. an ann is characterized by its architecture, learning algorithm and activations function. the architecture describes the connections between the neurons. it consists of, generally, an input layer, an output layer and adequate number of hidden layers in between. the layers in the network are interconnected by links that associated with weight that dictate the effect on the information passing through them. these weights are updated by learning algorithm. the activation function relates the output of a neuron to its input. the most commonly used activation functions are: threshold, piece-wise linear, sigmoid and gaussian function. . figure 1 shows a single artificial neuron, where wji is the weight values and f is activation function. figure 1. a single artificial neuron table 1 shows the typical activation function used for multilayer neural network. the choice of activation function from one layer to another may be different. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 154 161 156 table 1. activation functions type of activation function function linear f(v)=v threshold ⎩ ⎨ ⎧ < ≥ = 00 01 )( vif vif vf log sigmoid ve vf −+ = 1 1 )( tan sigmoid v v e e vf 2 2 1 1 )( + − = − the learning process of the neural network can be likened to the way a child learns to recognize patterns, shapes and sounds, and discerns among them. for example, the child has to be exposed to a number of examples of a particular type of tree for her to be able to recognize that type of tree latter on. in addition, the child has to be exposed to different types of trees for her to be able to differentiate among trees. the human brain has the uncanny ability to recognize and comprehend various patterns. the neural network is extremely primitive in this aspect. the network’s strength, however, is in its ability to comprehend and discern subtle patterns in a large number of variables at a time without being stifled by detail. it can also carry out multiple operations simultaneously. not only can it identify patterns in a few variables, it also can detect correlations in hundreds of variables. it is this feature of the network that is particularly suitable in analyzing relationships between a large numbers of market variables. the networks can learn from experience. they can cope with “fuzzy” patterns – patterns that are difficult to reduce to precise rules. they can also be retrained and thus can adapt to changing market behavior. the network holds particular promise for econometric applications. multilayer feed forward neural networks as a common type of neural network with appropriate parameters are capable of approximating a large number of diverse functions arbitrarily well [5]. even when a data set is noisy or has irrelevant inputs, the networks can learn important features of the data. inputs that may appear irrelevant may in fact contain useful information. the promise of neural networks lies in their ability to learn patterns in a complex signal. recently, there are at least two most popular ann in various applications, namely multilayer feed forward network (mfn) and radial basis function network (rbfn). ann has been popular because of its capability as general approximate of nonlinear process. multilayer feed forward network with back propagation learning algorithm is used in this paper. this type of ann is shown in figure 2. figure 2. a typical multilayer feed forward neural network the output of node j in the hidden layer is given by ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ += ∑ = n i jijij bxwfh 1 . …..(1) forecasting saving deposit (raditya sukmana and mahmud iwan solihin) 157 and the output of the network by ∑ = = k i iio hwy 1 ).( …..(2) the learning process of ann is carried out using input-output data to update the weights and biases. one of the technique used to obtain these parameter is back propagation algorithm [4,6]. the weight adjustment is done iteratively from the output layer backward to previous layers to achieve a minimum mean square error (mse) between the network output and the desired output [4]. the number of iterations is often termed as epoch. the back propagation algorithm can be summarized as follows. suppose a mfn is trained by gradient descent to approximate an unknown function, based on some training data consisting of pairs (x,t). the vector x represents a pattern of input to the network, and the vector t the corresponding target (desired output). the overall gradient with respect to the entire training set is just the sum of the gradients for each pattern; then it is described how to compute the gradient for just a single training pattern. let’s number the units, and denote the weight from unit j to unit i by wij. a. definitions: the error signal for unit j: the (negative) gradient for weight wij: the set of nodes anterior to unit i: the set of nodes posterior to unit j: b. the gradient. the gradient is expanded into two factors by use of the chain rule: the first factor is the error of unit i. the second is putting the two together, we get . to compute this gradient, we thus need to know the activity and the error for all relevant nodes in the network. c. forward activaction. the activity of the input units is determined by the network's external input x. for all other units, the activity is propagated forward: note that before the activity of unit i can be calculated, the activity of all its anterior nodes (forming the set ai) must be known. since feedforward networks do not contain cycles, there is an ordering of nodes from input to output that respects this condition. d. calculating output error. assuming that the sum-squared loss is used. the error for output unit o is simply jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 154 161 158 e. error back propagation. for hidden units, the error is back propagated from the output nodes (hence the name of the algorithm). again using the chain rule, we can expand the error of a hidden unit in terms of its posterior nodes: of the three factors inside the sum, the first is just the error of node i. the second is while the third is the derivative of node j's activation function: for hidden units h that use the tanh activation function, we can make use of the special identity tanh(u)' = 1 tanh(u)2, giving putting all the pieces together, yields the common steps in ann learning process are as follows. a. input collection and preprocessing of the input data (if necessary). this includes the number of sampled data and data normalization. b. determining the structure of the ann. including number of inputs, neurons, hidden layers and activation functions. c. training the ann, using the input pattern and desired output. d. validation of the trained ann. 2. artificial neural network for time series forecasting the ability of ann to discover nonlinear relationships in input data makes them ideal for modeling nonlinear time series. therefore, ann can be used to predict future values in a time series based on current and historical data. this can be considered as univariate modeling of time series. figure 3 shows the typical network for time series forecasting. figure 3. multilayer feed forward network for time series forecasting however, due to the tedious and time consuming of neural networks training, some of models reported in literature did not go through comprehensive experiments. the most time consuming process in ann computation is determining the structure of the ann. unfortunately, the number of neurons, hidden layers and the types of activation functions can not be determined beforehand. it is usually found after quite long experiment. even they have resulted poor prediction though they have successfully train the ann model. this hap forecasting saving deposit (raditya sukmana and mahmud iwan solihin) 159 pens when the ann has poor generalization capability or the data used is limited to small number. the ann has memorized the training examples but it has not learned to generalize the new input pattern in prediction. this is because what so called over fitting occurs during the training. the error on the training set is driven to a very small value, but when new data is presented to the network the error is large. one method to improve generalization capability is called early stopping. in this technique the available data is divided into three subsets. the first subset is the training set, which is used for computing the gradient and updating the network weights and biases. the second subset is the validation set. the error on the validation set is monitored during the training process. the validation error will normally decrease during the initial phase of training, as does the training set error. however, when the network begins to over fit the data, the error on the validation set will typically begin to rise. when the validation error increases for a specified number of iterations, the training is stopped, and the weights and biases at the minimum of the validation error are returned [7]. 3. autoregressive integrated moving average (arima) it is a forecasting model using combination of three components, namely: firstly, autoregressive term. it may use first order or higher order ar terms. each ar relates to the use of a lagged value of the residual in the forecasting equation for the unconditional residual. secondly, integration orders term. each integration order corresponds to differencing series being forecast. first order integration means that the forecasting model is designed to the first difference of the original series. lastly is the moving average term. moving average forecasting model which is using lagged values of the forecast error is to improve the current forecast. this arima method consists of four steps [8] (1). identification. this first steps is to identify the lagged value of the autoregressive term the order of integrated and the moving average term. (2). estimation. the next step is to estimate the parameter of the autoregressive and moving average term. this can be done by the simple least squares.(3). diagnostic checking. this is to see whether the chosen model fits the data reasonably well. (4). forecasting. after considering all the steps, finally, we use the model to make a forecasting. research method the number of available monthly data of islamic banking deposit (saving) is 143. it starts from january 1994 up to november 2005. the data can be downloaded from bank negara malaysia website. about the first 75 percent data is used for training and the last 25 percent data is forecasted by the ann and arima. the forecasting is carried out as one stepahead prediction based on historical data using time delay input referring to figure 2. the mfn with back propagation learning algorithm is used in this paper. in the time series forecasting using ann, the data is divided into two sets. typically, the first 75 percent is used to train the ann and the rest is to test the obtained ann forecaster. since early stopping is applied to improve the prediction, thus the training data is divided further into two sets, one as training set and one as validation set for early stopping. this step is vital to build good generalization of the ann. after one step ahead has been predicted, then the ann is retrained with new input pattern to predict the jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 154 161 160 next one step. this is carried out iteratively until 33 times prediction. the training was specified to achieve mse of 10-5. the training phase has usually no much problem. the problem is when new input pattern fed to the ann to predict the new value. early stopping plays an important role here to improve generalization capability. findings and discussion the plots comparing the actual index and the forecasting result by ann with early stopping technique and arima is shown in figures 4. from the plot, it can be seen that the ann has shown a good capability for time series forecasting based on historical data of malaysia islamic banking deposit. the proposed method of ann was also able to forecast the pattern with low error. the corellogram is used to test whether the data is stationary or not for arima. it shows that the data is not stationary in the level form, but it is stationary in the first difference. after considering the requirement needed for estimating the model, using least square regression, we come up with the model below: deposit = 30.29168 + 0.84512* deposit (-1) + 0.195871*deposit (-7) to see the accuracy between these two method (ann and arima), we compute the error for each forecasting tools. in doing this, we employ the mean absolute percentage error (mape). ann arima mape 1.30 1.38 islamic bank deposit 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 m ar -0 3 a pr -0 3 m ay -0 3 ju n03 ju l-0 3 a ug -0 3 s ep -0 3 o ct -0 3 n ov -0 3 d ec -0 3 ja n04 f eb -0 4 m ar -0 4 a pr -0 4 m ay -0 4 ju n04 ju l-0 4 a ug -0 4 s ep -0 4 o ct -0 4 n ov -0 4 d ec -0 4 ja n05 f eb -0 5 m ar -0 5 a pr -0 5 m ay -0 5 ju n05 ju l-0 5 a ug -0 5 s ep -0 5 o ct -0 5 n ov -0 5 s av in g d ep os it actual arima ann figure 4. actual and predicted saving deposit forecasting saving deposit (raditya sukmana and mahmud iwan solihin) 161 conclusion forecasting is very important for decision maker to have an idea of what might occur in the future. we, in this paper, have tried to implement two method for forecasting, namely artificial neural network (ann) and autoregressive integrated moving average (arima). the result shows that ann can be used as an alternative prediction tool that produces a slightly better performance than arima. mape for ann is 1.3 and for arima is 1.38 and there is no statistical pre-analysis of the data needed to obtain the significant lag used like in arima. furthermore, ann can be used for multiple-ahead prediction tool as well. thus, short term and long term forecasting is also subject for ann research. references daniel, c.p.c., wei, n.c., lek, t.h.. 1999. using neural network to forecast foreign exchange rate. nanyang technological university. gujarati, d. 2003. basic econometric. international edition, 4th ed”, new york: mcgraw hill. hamid, s.a. 2004. primer on using neural networks for forecasting market variables. working paper, no. 2004-03, southern new hampshire university. hansen, james v., ray d. nelson, 2003, timeseries analysis with neural networks and arima-neural network hybrids, journal of experimental & theoretical artificial intelligence, vol. 15, no. 3, july, pp. 315-330. ho, s.l.; xie m.; goh t.n, 2002, a comparative study of neural network and box-jenkins arima modeling in time series prediction, computers and industrial engineering, vol. 42, no. 2, 11 april, pp. 371-375(5) kolarik, t., rudorfer., g, 1994. time series forecasting using neural network. time series and neural network, apl, 1994. kumar, s. 2004. neural networks: a classroom approach. new delhi: tata mc. graw hill. lin, c.t., and lee, g.c.s., 1996. neural fuzzy systems. a synergism to intelligent system. new jersey: prentice-hall. 1996. nelson, m., hill, t., remus, w., & o'connor, m. 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disetujui: september 2013 abstract: the study aims to examine the empirical validity of the linder hypothesis for indonesia’s import for manufacture intra-industry commodity from seven member of asean plus three (singapore, malaysia, thailand, philippines, japan, south korea, and china). this study uses balance panel data model with fixed effect approach. panel data model with fixed effect approach can control for country specific individual effect. the result implies that indonesia import more intensively with countries with high per capita income levels, which rejects the linder hypothesis. keywords: linder hypothesis; intra-industry trade; balance panel data; fixed effects approach jel classification: f13 abstrak: tujuan dari studi ini adalah untuk menguji validitas empiris hipotesis linder untuk impor komoditas intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three (singapura, malaysia, thailand, filipina, jepang, korea selatan, dan cina). studi ini menggunakan balance panel data model dengan fixed effect approach. model data panel dengan fixed effect approach dapat mengontrol country specific individual effect. hasil studi mengimplikasikan bahwa impor yang dilakukan oleh indonesia lebih intensif dengan negara-negara yang memiliki pendapatan per capital relative lebih tinggi, sehingga menolak hipotesis linder. kata kunci: hipotesis linder; perdagangan intra-industri; balance panel data model; fixed effects approach klasifikasi jel: f13 pendahuluan asean (the association of south east asia nations) dibentuk pada tanggal 8 agustus 1967 di bangkok oleh 5 negara, yaitu indonesia, malaysia, filipina, singapura, dan thailand melalui deklarasi bangkok. brunei darussalam bergabung pada tanggal 8 januari 1984, diikuti oleh vietnam pada tanggal 28 juli 1995, lao pdr dan myanmar pada tanggal 23 juli 1997, dan kamboja pada tanggal 30 april 1999. asean dibentuk dengan tujuan untuk meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi, kemajuan sosial, pengembangan kebudayaan, serta memajukan perdamaian di tingkat regional negara-negara anggota asean. negara-negara anggota asean telah mengkombinasikan gross domestic product (gdp) nominal mereka sebesar us$ 1,496,341.3 pada tahun 2009 (asean finance and macroeconomic surveillance unit database, 2011). namun, sebenarnya terdapat kesenjangan ekonomi yang cukup besar di antara negara-negara anggota asean seperti yang digambarkan oleh perbedaan dalam pdb per kapita mereka. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 163-173 164 secara rata-rata pendapatan per kapita semua negara anggota asean mengalami peningkatan. selama tahun 2007 hingga 2010 singapura merupakan negara dengan pendapatan per kapita tertinggi di asean, peringkat selanjutnya yaitu: brunei darussalam, malaysia, thailand, indonesia, filipina, myanmar, vietnam, laos, dan peringkat terakhir ditempati oleh kamboja. selanjutnya, negara plus three yang memiliki pendapatan per kapita tertinggi yaitu jepang, diikuti oleh korsel, dan kemudian china. perbedaan pendapatan per kapita tersebut terutama disebabkan oleh perbedaan produktivitas, perbedaan sumber daya, dan perbedaan jumlah penduduk. pada asean summit ke-9 di bali pada tahun 2003 telah disepakati pembentukan komunitas asean yang dikenal sebagai komunitas ekonomi asean (asean economic community). komunitas ekonomi asean bertujuan untuk menciptakan pasar tunggal dan basis produksi yang ditandai dengan bebasnya aliran barang, jasa, investasi, tenaga kerja terampil, dan perpindahan barang modal secara lebih bebas. dibentuknya komunitas ekonomi asean diharapkan dapat meningkatkan volume perdagangan intra-asean. selain afta, indonesia yang tergabung dalam asean juga terlibat dalam beberapa kesepakatan perdagangan bebas lainnya. salah satu pembentukan fta yang lebih luas telah disepakati, yaitu asean plus three fta. kerjasama asean plus three dimulai dengan dilakukannya pertemuan informal antara pemimpin asean dan mitra mereka dari asia timur, yaitu cina, jepang dan korea selatan ketika berlangsungnya asean informal summit ke-2 di malaysia pada tahun 1997. namun, proses kerjasama asean plus three ditetapkan sebagai forum resmi pada tahun 1999 ketika para pemimpin kedua kawasan tersebut mengeluarkan pernyataan bersama mengenai kerjasama asia timur pada asean plus three summit ke-3 di manila. dengan diresmikannya kerjasama asean plus three diharapkan dapat menciptakan kerjasama yang sifatnya substantif dan intensif. latar belakang terbentuknya asean plus three antara lain: (1) asia tenggara memberikan nilai penting yang strategis bagi jepang, cina, dan korea; (2) secara geopolitis, asia tenggara merupakan area transit perdagangan dan sebagai penyedia bahan baku; (3) populasi penduduk asia tenggara yang sangat besar merupakan pasar yang sangat potensial; (4) keterkaitan fdi yang sampai saat ini masih berlangsung antara asean dengan jepang, cina, dan korea selatan menjadikan kerjasama fta akan lebih menguntungkan; (5) perekonomian cina sangat kuat dan masih terus tumbuh, sepanjang perekonomian cina masih jauh di atas perekonomian sebagian besar negara asean maka perdagangan antara cina dan asean akan lebih bersifat komplemen daripada bersaing, dengan demikian akan tercipta trade creation (arifin, 2007). tabel 1. pdb per kapita negara-negara anggota asean plus three periode 2007-2010 (constant price in 2005 dolars, us dollars) no. negara 2007 2008 2009 2010 1 singapura 30.757 30.527 29.658 33.262 2 brunei d. 26.605 25.625 24.730 25.080 3 malaysia 5.781 5.951 5.752 6.064 4 thailand 2.990 3.045 2.955 3.167 5 indonesia 1.367 1.432 1.480 1.553 6 filipina 1.228 1.254 1.244 1.313 7 myanmar 874 897 933 971 8 vietnam 718 754 785 829 9 laos 529 559 590 628 10 kamboja 558 585 564 592 plus three 11 jepang 37.211 36.775 34.485 36.287 12 korsel 19.357 19.749 19.759 20.922 13 china 2.216 2.417 2.627 2.883 sumber: ers international macroeconomic data set (2012) pengujian hipotesis linder ... (tito satrio, ahmad jamli) 165 berdasarkan hubungapn perdagangan internasional antara indonesia dengan negaranegara asean plus three, perdagangan yang dilakukan oleh indonesia dengan asean plus three didominasi oleh barang-barang manufaktur. berdasarkan data dasar gtap versi 7.0, aliran impor indonesia dari negara-negara asean plus three lainnya didominasi oleh sektor-sektor manufaktur seperti peralatan elektronik, kemudian diikuti oleh sektor kimia, karet dan plastik. sebaliknya, kegiatan ekspor indonesia ke negara-negara asean plus three didominasi oleh sektor-sektor primer dari pertambangan dan penggalian seperti gas alam dan minyak mentah (firdaus, 2011). pada tahun 2009, sektor industri manufaktur indonesia tertekan dengan adanya krisis finansial global yang menyebabkan ekonomi di negara maju melemah. akibatnya pasar ekspor menyusut dan sebagian besar industri manufaktur yang berorientasi ekspor mulai mengalami penurunan. meskipun demikian, memasuki tahun 2010, pasar ekspor mulai bangkit kembali demikian juga pasar domestik. sektor yang mengalami peningkatan kinerja secara signifikan dialami oleh sektor manufaktur. kementerian perdagangan ri (2010) melaporkan bahwa kuatnya kinerja ekspor non migas didorong menguatnya kinerja ekspor produk manufaktur yang juga mencapai rekor tertinggi. ekspor manufaktur mempunyai peran terbesar terhadap total ekspor bukan migas, yaitu 62,6% dibandingkan produk lainnya seperti pertanian (3,3%) dan pertambangan dan lainnya (16,8%). tidak berbeda dengan kondisi peningkatan ekspor manufaktur yang dialami oleh indonesia, impor manufaktur juga mengalami peningkatan. berdasarkan publikasi kementerian perdagangan ri (2010) yang melaporkan bahwa peningkatan impor pada oktober 2010 didorong oleh meningkatnya impor seluruh kelompok barang, terutama bahan baku penolong, sebesar 26,6%. impor barang didominasi oleh pasar jepang, singapura, dan rrc, yaitu masing-masing sebesar us$ 1,7 miliar dengan pangsa pasar di indonesia mencapai 33,9%. intensitas perdagangan antara indonesia dengan asean plus three pada ekspor dan impor untuk perdagangan intra-industri manufaktur semakin meningkat dalam kurun waktu 1993-2010. berdasarkan gambar 1 menunjukkan bahwa jepang dan singapura merupakan negara tujuan ekspor terbesar di antara lima negara asean plus three lainnya. indonesia juga melakukan impor dari tujuh negara asean plus three pada komoditas sektor manufaktur. gambar 2 menunjukkan bahwa impor yang dilakukan oleh indonesia didominasi oleh komoditas yang berasal dari jepang, china, dan singapura. berdasarkan asal negara pengimpor, impor indonesia selama tahun 2009-2010 didominasi oleh china, yang pada tahun sebelumnya didominasi oleh jepang. studi ini menguji validitas empiris hipo sumber: uncomtrade, 2012 gambar 1. total nilai ekspor intra-industri manufaktur indonesia ketujuh negara asean plus three periode 1993-2010 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 163-173 166 tesis linder dari perspektif indonesia. rauh, alison (2009) dalam studinya dengan variabel dependen berupa ekspor dan impor sedangkan variabel independen mendukung hipotesis linder dengan berupa linder (perbedaan pendapatan per kapita riil), nilai tukar riil, dan gdp riil dengan memberikan hasil bahwa mendukung hipotesis linder. mcpherson, dkk (2001) dengan variabel dependen berupa impor dan variabel independen berupa linder (perbedaan pendapatan per kapita riil), nilai tukar riil, dan gdp riil menunjukkan hasil bahwa mendukung hipotesis linder. dakal, dharmendra, dkk (2009) dalam studinya dengan variabel dependen berupa ekspor propensities dan variabel independen berupa linder (perbedaan pendapatan per kapita riil), gdp riil, jarak, dan variabel dummy (1 untuk anggota asean dan 0 untuk bukan anggota asean) dengan hasil menunjukkan bahwa menolak hipotesis linder. anggraita, risty (2011) dengan variabel dependen yaitu import propensities dan variabel independen yaitu jarak, gdp nominal, gdp nominal rata-rata, perbedaan pendapatan per kapita nominal, fdi, dan gdp rata-rata dengan menunjukkan hasil bahwa menolak hipotesis linder. studi ini lebih memfokuskan pada analisis ada atau tidaknya efek linder di dalam impor komoditas intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three dan analisis faktor-faktor lain yang mempengaruhi impor komoditas intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three (malaysia, singapura, thailand, filipina, cina, jepang, dan korea selatan) selama periode 1993-2010. faktor-faktor lain yang dimaksud dalam studi ini yaitu gdp riil dan nilai tukar riil. tujuan dari studi ini adalah untuk; (1) menganalisis efek linder: apakah terdapat efek linder di dalam impor intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three? dan (2) menganalisis pengaruh nilai tukar riil dan gdp riil terhadap impor komoditas intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three. metode penelitian jenis dan sumber data jenis data yang digunakan adalah data. data nilai impor bersumber dari united nations commodity trade statistic data (un comtrade) sedangkan data gdp riil, pendapatan per kapita riil dan gdp deflator bersumber dari economic research service of united state department of agriculture dengan tahun dasar 2005. data nilai tukar (exchange rate) diperoleh dari situs: http://www.gocurrency.com/v2/historic exchange-rates.php objek studi yang diamati adalah tentang impor komoditas intra-industri manufaktur sumber: uncomtrade, 2012 gambar 2. total nilai impor komoditas sektor intra-industri manufaktur indonesia ke tujuh negara asean plus three periode 1993-2010 pengujian hipotesis linder ... (tito satrio, ahmad jamli) 167 indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three yang meliputi negara malaysia, singapura, thailand, filipina, cina, jepang, dan korsel periode tahun 1993-2010. lima negara asean lain, kamboja, vietnam, laos, myanmar, dan brunei darussalam tidak diikutsertakan dalam studi ini karena data standard international trade classification (sitc) dari kelima negara tersebut tidak tersedia sehingga harus ditiadakan dalam studi ini. analisis data alat analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah regresi model balance data panel. verbeek (2000) mengemukakan bahwa keuntungan regresi dengan menggunakan data panel dibandingkan dengan data time series atau data cross section adalah kemampuan regresi data panel dalam mengidentifikasi parameter-parameter regresi secara pasti dengan tanpa membutuhkan asumsi restriksi atau kendala. selain itu, penggunaan data panel akan dapat mengatasi masalah yang timbul ketika ada masalah penghilangan variabel (ommitted-variable). estimasi data panel tergantung pada asumsi-asumsi pada intersep, koefisien slope dan error term. dalam hal ini, ada beberapa kemungkinan, yang terkait dengan asumsiasumsi tersebut: 1. intersep dan koefisien slope konstan setiap waktu dan unit dan error menampung perbedaan tiap waktu dan unit. 2. koefisien slope konstan tetapi intersep bervariasi tiap unit. 3. koefisien slope konstan tetapi intersep bervariasi tiap unit dan waktu. 4. semua koefisien (intersep dan slope) bervariasi tiap unit. 5. semua slope bervariasi tiap unit dan waktu. regresi data panel dengan pendekatan fixed effect sebagai alat uji hipotesis linder digunakan untuk alat analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah regresi model balance data panel. verbeek (2000) mengemukakan bahwa keuntungan regresi dengan menggunakan data panel dibandingkan dengan data time series atau data cross section adalah kemampuan regresi data panel dalam mengidentifikasi parameter-parameter regresi secara pasti dengan tanpa membutuhkan asumsi restriksi atau kendala. selain itu, penggunaan data panel akan dapat mengatasi masalah yang timbul ketika ada masalah penghilangan variabel (ommitted-variable). estimasi data panel tergantung pada asumsi-asumsi pada intersep, koefisien slope dan error term. dalam hal ini, ada beberapa kemungkinan, yang terkait dengan asumsiasumsi tersebut: intersep dan koefisien slope konstan setiap waktu dan unit dan error menampung perbedaan tiap waktu dan unit. 2) koefisien slope konstan tetapi intersep bervariasi tiap unit. 3) koefisien slope konstan tetapi intersep bervariasi tiap unit dan waktu. 4) semua koefisien (intersep dan slope) bervariasi tiap unit. 5) semua slope bervariasi tiap unit dan waktu. regresi data mengukur intensitas perdagangan berdasarkan variabel berikut ini: ukuran dari ukuran ekonomi mitra dagang, ukuran dari perbedaan pendapatan per kapita riil, nilai tukar riil, dan relevant time-invariant factors misal jarak (mcpherson, dkk, 2001). model ekonometrika yang dihasilkan adalah sebagai berikut: ∗ ∗ ∗ 1) tipe fungsi regresi log-linier digunakan di dalam model tersebut sebagai transformasi karena berdasarkan hasil pemilihan model fungsi regresi menggunakan metode uji mackinnon, white, dan davidson diperoleh hasil bahwa hubungan variabel dependen dengan masingmasing variabel independen bersifat non-linier. world bank (2010) mengkategorikan indonesia sebagai negara berkembang. berdasarkan kategori tersebut, pemilihan impor sebagai variabel dependen dibandingkan dengan ekspor pada studi ini berdasarkan pada gagasan bahwa secara relatif sebagian besar proporsi ekspor dari negara-negara berkembang terdiri atas produk-produk primer-tipe barang yang linder yakini bahwa teorinya tersebut tidak dapat diterapkan. impor ke negara-negara berjurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 163-173 168 kembang, di lain sisi terdiri atas barang-barang manufaktur, oleh karena itu pengukuran yang tepat digunakan di dalam menguji validitas teori linder adalah variabel impor (mcpherson, dkk., 2001). log(imporit) adalah log nilai impor ke indonesia dari mitra dagang “i” pada tahun “t”. variabel ini untuk mengukur besarnya efek linder pada impor yang dilakukan oleh indonesia. log(linderit) adalah variabel yang merepresentasikan efek linder. variabel ini adalah log nilai absolut perbedaan pendapatan per kapita riil antara negara indonesia dan mitra dagang “i” pada tahun “t”. hasil estimasi dengan nilai koefisien negatif dan secara statistik signifikan pada efek perbedaan dalam pendapatan per kapita akan memberikan bukti yang mendukung hipotesis linder dan juga akan mengimplikasikan bahwa impor indonesia secara signifikan lebih intensif dengan tujuh negara asean plus three yang memiliki tingkat pendapatan per kapita yang relatif sama. log(exchangeit) adalah log nilai tukar. dalam rangka untuk mengontrol perubahan harga relatif di antara mitra dagang, di dalam model ini digunakan pula variabel tingkat nilai tukar riil sebagai variabel independen. nilai tukar riil dibangun dengan persamaan matematis sebagai berikut: ∗ 2) di mana eit adalah nilai tukar rata-rata tahunan dari mitra dagang potensial “i” pada tahun “t”, yang diukur dengan unit rupiah per unit mata uang mitra dagang potensial “i”. pit adalah gdp deflator pada negara mitra dagang potensial “i” pada tahun “t” dan pgt adalah gdp deflator indonesia pada tahun “t”. peningkatan nilai log(exchangeit) merepresentasikan suatu keadaan dimana melemahnya nilai rupiah terhadap nilai mata uang mitra dagang akan menyebabkan penurunan pada volume impor. oleh karena itu, koefisien: log(exchangeit) diharapkan bernilai negatif. log(gdpit) adalah variabel log nilai output (gdp riil) yang digunakan untuk mengontrol ukuran tingkat perekonomian masing-masing mitra dagang. variabel independen gdpit merupakan ukuran dari tingkat gdp riil mitra dagang indonesia “i” pada tahun “t”. koefisien log(gdpit) diharapkan bernilai positif karena peningkatan output mitra dagang “i” akan meningkatkan volume impor dari mitra dagang “i” ke indonesia. εit adalah error term atau variabel pengganggu. panel unit root test, secara prinsip penggunaan data panel unit root test adalah dimaksudkan untuk meningkatkan power of the test dengan meningkatkan jumlah sample. peningkatan jumlah sample yang besar dapat dilakukan dengan meningkatkan jumlah cross-sectional data maupun jumlah time-series data. uji statistik yang digunakan untuk menguji unit root antara lain (baltagi, 2005): (1) levin, lin and chu test; (2) im, pesaran and shin test; (3) breitung’s test; (4) combining p-value tests; dan (5) residualbased lm test. studi ini menggunakan levin, lin and chu test, im, pesaran and shin test, adf test, dan pp test. panel cointegration test. uji kointegrasi panel digunakan untuk menguji ada tidaknya hubungan jangka panjang antara variabel dependen dengan variabel independen yang diteliti. model kointegrasi panel ditujukan untuk menguji hubungan ekonomi jangka panjang yang biasanya ditemukan pada data makroekonomi dan data finansial. uji statistik yang digunakan untuk menguji kointegrasi panel dalam studi ini yaitu uji kointegrasi pedroni. uji pedroni mengestimasi residual yang dimiliki oleh model menggunakan tujuh statistik uji kointegrasi panel yang berbeda. pedroni membagi ketujuh statistik uji kointegrasi panel ini ke dalam dua kelompok yang diberi istilah withindimension dan between-dimension. hipotesis uji pedroni yaitu: h0: ρi = 1 untuk semua i h1: ρi< 1 untuk semua i (within-dimension panel statistic test) h1: (ρi = ρ) < 1 untuk semua i (between-dimension panel statistic test) hasil uji yang dihasilkan kemudian disesuaikan dengan hipotesis diatas. jika hasilnya menolak h0, maka terdapat hubungan jangka panjang antara variabel yang diuji karena h0 dalam uji pedroni adalah tidak terdapat kointegrasi. hausman test adalah pengujian statistik pengujian hipotesis linder ... (tito satrio, ahmad jamli) 169 sebagai dasar pertimbangan di dalam memilih apakah menggunakan pendekatan fixed effect atau random effect. hausman test dilakukan dengan hipotesis sebagai berikut: h0 ditolak maka pendekatan yang tepat adalah fixed effect apabila hauman test lebih besar dari nilai kritis (p-value < alpha) h0 diterima maka pendekatan yang tepat adalah random effect apabila hauman test lebih kecil dari nilai kritis (p-value > alpha) pendekatan fixed effect. pendekatan dengan memasukkan variabel dummy ini dikenal dengan nama model fixed effect atau least square dummy variable (gujarati, 2004). pendekatan fixed effet dapat dituliskan di dalam persamaan sebagai berikut: ∑ 3) keterangan: yit adalah variabel dependen di waktu t untuk unit cross section i ; αi adalah intersep yang berubah-ubah antar cross section unit; adalah variabel independen j di waktu t untuk unit cross section i; βj adalah parameter untuk variabel ke j; εit adalah error term di waktu t untuk unit cross section i pendekatan random effect. model random effect sering juga disebut model komponen error (error component model). bentuk model efek acak ini dijelaskan pada persamaan berikut ini: 4) dalam hal ini, slope tidak lagi nonstokastik, tetapi bersifat random. di mana: ∗ hasil dan pembahasan panel unit root test, dari uji levin, lin and chu, uji im, pesaran and shin, uji adf, dan uji pp diperoleh hasil bahwa data impor, data linder, data nilai tukar riil, dan data gdp riil tidak stasioner pada tingkat level (p-val > alpha), akan tetapi stasioner pada tingkat 1st difference (p-val < alpha). ketika data tiap variabel tersebut dibentuk persamaan diperoleh hasil bahwa nilai residual sudah stasioner pada tingkat level. secara umum bisa dikatakan bahwa data-data tersebut terkointegrasi karena tiap data masing-masing variabel stasioner pada tingkat diferensi yang sama dan ketika data diolah diperoleh nilai residual yang sudah stasioner pada tingkat level. berdasarkan penjelasan tersebut dapat ditarik kesimpulan bahwa panel cointegration test dapat dilakukan. panel cointegration test, hasil uji kointegrasi panel menggunakan pedroni test menunjukkan bahwa hipotesis nol ditolak. kointegrasi menggunakan pedroni test dapat ditarik kesimpulan bahwa terdapat hubungan jangka panjang antara impor dengan perbedaan pendapatan per kapita riil, nilai tukar riil, dan gdp riil. dengan demikian estimasi yang digunakan pada studi ini adalah fungsi impor dalam jangka panjang. hausman test. hasil uji hausman menunjukkan bahwa p-value lebih kecil dari alpha (0,0000 < 0,05), sehingga h0 ditolak dan h1 diterima. sehingga pendekatan yang dipakai adalah pendekatan efek tetap (fixed effect approach). tabel 2. hasil estimasi fungsi impor dengan fixed effect approach dep. var. impor std. error t-statistic prob linder variable 0,208705 0,048994 4,259854 0,0000 exchange -0,904636 0,151031 -5,989734 0,0000 gdp 1,981743 0,092725 21,37233 0,0000 constant 12,87741 1,104951 11,65429 0,0000 r² 0,954777 0,951268 272,1168 0,000000 adj. r² f-statistic prob(f-statistic) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 163-173 170 hasil estimasi menunjukan bahwa variabel linder, variabel gdp riil dan nilai tukar riil secara statistik signifikan mempengaruhi variabel impor pada alpha 1% (prob. value < 0,01). akan tetapi, nilai koefisien variabel linder tersebut bernilai positif sehingga bertentangan dengan hipotesis linder. dilihat dari nilai probabilitas f-statistik sebesar 0,000000 yang lebih kecil dari alpha 1% maka dapat ditarik kesimpulan bahwa secara serempak variabel-variabel independen di dalam model (gdp riil, nilai tukar riil, dan variabel linder) secara statistik signifikan mempengaruhi variabel dependen (impor). nilai adjusted r² sebesar 0,951268 mengimplikasikan bahwa 95,1268% variasi perubahan impor dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel gdp riil, variabel nilai tukar riil, dan variabel linder dari model ekonometrika yang digunakan dalam studi ini. intrepretasi hasil estimasi fungsi impor dari masing-masing variabel menunjukkan bahwa ukuran atau tingkat perekonomian mitra dagang indonesia memiliki efek positif yang signifikan secara statistik. koefisien gdp sebesar 1,981743 memiliki arti bahwa ketika gdp mitra dagang indonesia meningkat sebesar 10% maka impor indonesia dari mitra dagang akan meningkat sebesar 19,81743%. tanda negatif koefisien nilai tukar pada impor indonesia sesuai dengan harapan kita pada spesifikasi model studi yang telah kita rumuskan sebelumnya, karena depresiasi mata uang rupiah terhadap mata uang mitra dagang akan menurunkan tingkat impor indonesia dari mitra dagang. dengan demikian, nilai koefisien nilai tukar sebesar -0,904636 dapat diinterpretasikan bahwa ketika mata uang rupiah mengalami depresiasi sebesar 10% maka impor indonesia dari mitra dagang mengalami penurunan sebesar 9,04636%. hasil estimasi tabel 2 menunjukkan bahwa variabel linder secara statistik signifikan mempengaruhi impor indonesia dari mitra dagang. namun, koefisien dari variabel linder bernilai positif sehingga bertentangan dengan nilai koefisien yang mendukung hipotesis linder yang menyatakan bahwa koefisien variabel linder harus bernilai negatif. nilai koefisien variabel linder sebesar 0,208705 dapat diintrepretasikan bahwa ketika perbedaan pendapatan per kapita antara indonesia dengan mitra dagang meningkat sebesar 10% maka impor indonesia dari mitra dagang akan mengalami peningkatan sebesar 2,08705%. hasil studi ini sama dengan hasil studi yang dilakukan oleh linnemann dan van beers (1988) di dalam studi mereka dengan sampel 13 negara maju dan 34 negara berkembang menggunakan data tahun 1980 yang menyimpulkan bahwa tingkat yang relatif sama dari pendapatan per kapita tidak terkait dengan perdagangan pada sektor manufaktur. mereka menemukan fakta bahwa intensitas perdagangan diantara negara berkembang cenderung meningkat ketika pendapatan per kapita mitra dagang mereka meningkat. sebaliknya, intensitas perdagangan diantara negara maju mendukung hipotesis linder. selanjutnya hoftyzer (1975) di dalam studinya yang menguji hipotesis linder menggunakan rank order corelations antara kesamaan pendapatan per kapita dengan intensitas ekspor ke 19 negara pada tahun 1955 dan ke 70 negara pada tahun 1970 juga memberikan hasil yang sama pada studi ini. ia memperoleh nilai koefisien variabel linder bernilai positif yang bertentangan dengan hipotesis linder. studi oleh dakal, dkk. (2009) juga memberikan hasil yang sama di dalam studi mereka yang menguji hipotesis linder dengan sampel 5 negara asia timur (indonesia, malaysia, filipina, korea selatan, dan thailand) dan juga turut menyertakan 7 negara mitra dagang utama mereka (jepang, singapura, hong kong, china, australia, inggris, dan amerika serikat). mereka menemukan fakta bahwa intensitas perdagangan 5 negara asia timur tersebut lebih intensif dilakukan dengan mitra dagang yang memiliki tingkat pendapatan per kapita relatif lebih tinggi dibandingkan dengan mitra dagang yang memiliki tingkat pendapatan per kapita yang relatif sama. terdapat tiga alasan utama yang menyebabkan hipotesis linder mudah untuk diserang oleh kritikan-kritikan (kennedy dan mchugh, 1983): (1) meskipun hipotesis linder menggunakan istilah barang-barang manufaktur, pada kenyataannya ia menggunakan total perdagangan di dalam menguji hipotesisnya, (2) pengaruh jarak di dalam biaya transportasi dan perdagangan diabaikan dan (3) hubungan politik tradisional telah diabaikan. walaupun pengujian hipotesis linder ... (tito satrio, ahmad jamli) 171 hubungan politik tidak diragukan lagi dipengaruhi oleh pertimbangan ekonomi, hubungan politik juga akan berdampak pada hubungan perdagangan. perdagangan akan lebih intensif dilakukan oleh suatu negara dengan negaranegara yang merupakan aliansi mereka dibandingkan dengan negara-negara yang bukan merupakan aliansi mereka. meskipun demikian patut disayangkan bahwa hipotesis linder mengabaikan faktor hubungan politik meskipun merupakan hal yang sulit untuk mengukur faktor hubungan politik tersebut. data untuk negara-negara di dalam studi ini mengindikasikan bahwa perdagangan internasional sangat penting bagi indonesia. koefisien variabel linder bernilai positif dapat diintrepretasikan bahwa indonesia lebih terlibat aliansi politik pada perjanjian-perjanjian besar dalam hal perdagangan barang-barang manufaktur yang sebagian besar dengan negaranegara yang memiliki tingkat pendapatan per kapita relatif tinggi (terutama dengan jepang, singapura, dan korea selatan) dibandingkan dengan negara-negara yang memiliki tingkat pendapatan per kapita relatif sama. perjanjianperjanjian besar tersebut dalam beberapa tahun terakhir misal antara lain: perjanjian antara indonesia-singapura dalam peningkatan dan perlindungan penanaman modal (p4m/iga) tahun 2005 dan framework agreement on economic cooperation in the island of batam, bintan, and karimun (sez’s) tahun 2006, serta japanindonesia economic partnership agreement (jiepa) tahun 2005. fenomena penolakan hipotesis linder untuk kasus impor intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three ini juga ditemui pada studi greytak dan mchugh (1977) dan kennedy dan mchugh (1980) yang meneliti pola perdagangan amerika serikat yang sangat ditentukan oleh hubungan politik dan biaya transportasi (jarak). sebagai contoh, intensitas perdagangan antara amerika serikat dengan taiwan semakin meningkat karena aliansi politik mereka di dalam hubungan perdagangan. pada studi selanjutnya kennedy dan mchugh (1983) memperhitungkan time-invariant factors ke dalam model studinya dan tetap memperoleh kesimpulan yang menolak hipotesis linder. mereka menjelaskan bahwa pola perdagangan amerika serikat lebih mampu dijelaskan oleh pertimbangan supply-side, yaitu teori heckhsher-ohlin. mereka berargumen bahwa pada penjelasan yang lebih luas, perbedaan intensitas kapital direfleksikan oleh perbedaan pendapatan per kapita. negara dengan kepemilikan kapital yang relatif lebih sedikit (pendapatan per kapita yang lebih rendah) akan lebih intensif berdagang dengan negara yang memiliki kapital relatif lebih banyak (pendapatan per kapita yang lebih tinggi). kesimpulan yang diperoleh adalah bahwa antara kapital dan pendapatan per kapita memiliki hubungan yang positif. berdasarkan teori h-o dan penjelasan kennedy dan mchugh (1983) tersebut di atas, secara relatif indonesia merupakan negara labor abundant yang akan lebih intensif berdagang dengan negara-negara capital abundant. perbedaan intensitas kapital antara indonesia dengan mitra dagang direfleksikan oleh perbedaan pendapatan per kapita. hasil studi ini mengimplikasikan bahwa permintaan domestik atau kesamaan struktur permintaan merupakan faktor yang tidak signifikan di dalam menjelaskan pola perdagangan (impor) intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dengan tujuh negara asean plus three. namun, aliansi politik dalam hubungan perdagangan dan pertimbangan supply-side adalah alasan yang dapat menjelaskan hipotesis linder ditolak di dalam studi ini. simpulan berdasarkan pembahasan di atas dapat ditarik kesimpulan bahwa tidak ditemukan efek linder pada impor intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three. dengan demikian studi ini tidak mendukung hipotesis linder yang menyatakan bahwa pengaruh yang paling signifikan dalam menentukan struktur permintaan adalah perbedaan pendapatan rata-rata atau perbedaan pendapatan per kapita. hasil estimasi fungsi impor pada perdagangan komoditas intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three tidak mendukung hipotesis linder. hasil estimasi fungsi impor pada variabel linder jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 14, nomor 2, oktober 2013: 163-173 172 mengimplikasikan bahwa semakin besar perbedaan pendapatan per kapita antara indonesia dengan mitra dagang indonesia (tujuh negara asean plus three) maka akan semakin meningkatkan volume impor indonesia dari mitra dagang. hubungan politik dan pertimbangan supply-side merupakan alasan yang dapat menjelaskan hipotesis linder ditolak pada studi ini. faktor-faktor lain yang mempengaruhi impor intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dari tujuh negara asean plus three pada studi ini adalah gdp riil dan nilai tukar riil yang signifikan secara statistik. argumen ini didukung dengan hasil estimasi menggunakan model data panel di dalam menganalisis faktorfaktor tersebut. peran asean plus three sangat penting bagi indonesia di dalam melakukan perdagangan internasional. hal ini dapat dilihat dari volume perdagangan sektor intra-industri manufaktur antara indonesia dengan tujuh negara asean plus three yang semakin meningkat. saran-saran yang hendak peneliti ajukan berdasarkan studi ini antara lain: (1) peneliti selanjutnya dapat menggunakan model yang berbeda dan atau sampel yang berbeda untuk melakukan studi mengenai analisis empiris hipotesis linder. model lain yang dapat digunakan untuk menguji hipotesis linder antara lain kendall rank correlation, pearson rank correlation, spearman rank correlation, model gravitasi, serta model cross section. (2) nilai tukar sangat mempengaruhi impor yang dilakukan oleh indonesia sehingga diperlukan upaya pemerintah di dalam menjaga kestabilan nilai tukar dalam negeri dengan meningkatkan kestabilan ekonomi, kestabilan politik, dan keamanan dalam negeri. (3) diperlukannya kebijakan yang mendukung sektor manufaktur domestik karena dengan kebijakan yang mendukung tersebut dapat menstimulus sektor manufaktur untuk mampu memproduksi komoditas yang memadai dalam kualitas dan kuantitas. kebijakan yang mendukung sektor manufaktur yaitu membenahi birokrasi yang berbelit-belit, menghilangkan sistem “pungutan liar”, serta dukungan finansial untuk sektor manufaktur. daftar pustaka anggraita, risty. (2009). analisis perdagangan intra-industri manufaktur indonesia dengan tujuh negara asean+3 periode 1992-2008. skripsi. yogyakarta: feb ugm. tidak dipublikasikan. arifin, sjamsul, dian erdiana rae, dan charles p.r. joseph. 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(2010). indonesia data. http://data.worldbank.org/country/indonesia/ diakses pada 22 april 2012. microsoft word 05-daryono jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014, hlm.48-54 efek peningkatan upah minimum terhadap tingkat pengangguran jihad lukis panjawa1, daryono soebagiyo2 1,2 fakultas ekonomi dan bisnis, universitas muhammadiyah surakarta kampus a yani tromolpos 1 pabelan, kartasura, surakarta 57102, indonesia phone: +62 271 717417, e-mail korespondensi: daryono51@ymail.com naskah diterima: maret 2013; disetujui: maret 2014 abstract: this research aims to analyze the determinants of unemployment rate in surakarta residency. the analytical method used in this study is panel data regression. data panel is a combination of cross section that includes seven regencies in surakarta and time series during 15 years from 1999-2013. the results showed that fixed effects model (fem) is the most appropriate. based on simultaneous test, minimum wage, gross domestic product (gdp), inflation, and the number of population simultaneously have an impact on the unemployment rate. based on the effect validity test, the minimum wage and population has significant positive effect on the unemployment rate, gross domestic product (gdp) has significant negative effect on the unemployment rate, while inflation does not have significant effect on the unemployment rate. keywords: domestic regional gross product; inflation; minimum wage; population; unemployment rate jel classification: e24 abstrak: studi ini bertujuan menganalisis faktor-faktor penentu tingkat pengangguran sekaresidenan surakarta. teknik analisis yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah regresi data panel. data panel merupakan gabungan data cross section yang meliputi tujuh kabupaten/kota di karesidenan surakarta dan time series selama 15 tahun dari tahun 1999-2013. hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa fixed effect model (fem) merupakan model regresi data panel yang paling tepat. berdasarkan uji simultan, upah minimum, produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb), inflasi, jumlah penduduk secara serempak memiliki pengaruh terhadap tingkat pengangguran. berdasarkan uji validitas, upah minimum dan jumlah penduduk memiliki pengaruh positif signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran, produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) berpengaruh negatif signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran, sedangkan inflasi tidak memiliki pengaruh signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran. kata kunci: produk domestik regional bruto; inflasi; upah minimum; jumlah penduduk; tingkat pengangguran klasifikasi jel: e24 pendahuluan pembangunan ekonomi daerah merupakan proses pengelolaan sumber daya yang tersedia oleh pemerintah daerah dan masyarakat, serta kemitraan antara sektor swasta dan pemerintah daerah dalam penciptaan lapangan kerja baru dan merangsang perkembangan ekonomi suatu wilayah. peningkatan jumlah lapangan kerja dan jenis peluang kerja bagi masyarakat daerah merupakan tujuan utama dalam setiap pembangunan ekonomi. sedangkan lapangan pekerjaan yang lebih kecil dibanding angkatan kerja akan menyebabkan pengangguran. pengangguran yang tinggi termasuk dalam masalah ekonomi dan sosial. pengangguran akan menjadi persoalan ekonomi karena menyianyiakan sumefek peningkatan upah minimum ... (jihad lukis panjawa, daryono soebagiyo) 49 berdaya yang berharga dan angka pengangguran yang tinggi berarti menyianyiakan produksi barang dan jasa yang sebenarnya mampu diproduksi oleh pengangguran (samuelson dan nordhaus, 2004). pada sisi lain, inflasi yang makin meningkat disertai dengan penurunan laju pertumbuhan ekonomi menyebabkan proporsi penduduk yang belum dewasa menjadi tambah tinggi dengan jumlah anggota keluarga bertambah lebih besar menyebabkan pertambahan penduduk yang tidak seimbang. laju pertumbuhan ekonomi yang meningkat maka produksi barang dan jasa akan meningkat pula sehingga meningkatkan standar hidup. laju pertumbuhan ekonomi yang tinggi biasanya akan memperluas kesempatan kerja dan menurunkan tingkat pengangguran. sedangkan tingkat upah merupakan salah satu faktor yang mempengaruhi tingkat pengangguran. upah merupakan kompensasi yang diterima oleh satu unit kerja berupa jumlah uang yang dibayarkan. upah tenaga kerja sangat penting untuk kedua belah pihak. bagi pihak produsen, upah merupakan biaya produksi yang harus ditekan seefisien mungkin. bagi pihak pekerja, upah merupakan sumber penghasilan bagi dirinya, keluarganya dan menjadi sumber pembelanjaan masyarakat. tinggi rendahnya upah merupakan faktor penting yang menentukan taraf hidup masyarakat. tingkat pengangguran yang cukup tinggi dibandingkan dengan jawa tengah dan indonesia pada tahun 2009 terjadi di kabupaten/ kota sukoharjo, karanganyar dan surakarta, namun pada tahun 2010 tingkat pengangguran tinggi hanya terjadi di sukoharjo dan surakarta. dibandingkan dengan indonesia, kabupaten/ kota di karesidenan surakarta lebih rendah, namun jika dibandingkan dengan jawa tengah, surakarta saja yang tingkat penganggurannya lebih tinggi pada tahun 2011. tingkat pengangguran indonesia pada tahun 2012 lebih tinggi dibandingkan jawa tengah dan kabupaten/kota di karesidenan surakarta, namun jika dibandingkan dengan jawa tengah, ada beberapa kabupaten/kota di karesidenan surakarta yang tingkat penganggurannya lebih tinggi, antara lain: sukoharjo, karanganyar, sragen dan surakarta. tingkat pengangguran di objek studi berfluktuasi dari 2009-2012. empat kabupaten (sukoharjo, wonogiri, karanganyar, dan sragen) dari tujuh kabupaten/kota se-eks karesidenan surakarta mengalami peningkatan pada tahun 2012, sedangkan boyolali, klaten dan surakarta mengalami penurunan. tabel 1. tingkat pengangguran di indonesia, jawa tengah dan karesidenan surakarta tahun 2009-2012 (dalam persen) kota/kabupaten 2009 2010 2011 2012 indonesia 7,90 7,10 6,60 6,20 jawa tengah 7,33 6,21 5,93 5,63 boyolali 5,51 3,90 5,24 4,52 klaten 6,36 4,50 6,21 3,66 sukoharjo 8,28 7,40 5,48 5,98 wonogiri 5,03 4,70 3,41 3,60 karanganyar 8,26 6,62 5,51 5,79 sragen 5,78 4,09 5,69 6,00 surakarta 10,44 8,73 6,36 6,07 sumber: jawa tengah dalam angka 2009-2013 tabel 1 menunjukkan tingkat kabupaten sukoharjo pada tahun 2012 sebesar 5,98 persen, meningkat dari tahun 2011 dengan nilai 5,48 persen. pada tahun 2012 tingkat pengangguran kabupaten wonogiri sebesar 3,60 persen, padahal tahun 2011 hanya sebesar 3,41 persen. tingkat pengangguran di kabupaten karanganyar pada tahun 2012 sebesar 5,79 persen, mengalami peningkatan dari tahun sebelumnya sebesar 0,25 persen. peningkatan pengangguran juga terjadi di kabupaten sragen, pada tahun 2011 sebesar 5,69 persen dan pada tahun 2012 tingkat pengangguran sebesar 6 persen. berdasarkan uraian di atas, studi ini bertujuan untuk melihat pengaruh pdrb, inflasi, jumlah penduduk dan upah minimum terhadap tingkat pengangguran se-eks-karesidenan surakarta pada tahun 1999-2013, yaitu: (1) untuk menganalisis pengaruh pdrb terhadap tingkat pengangguran di eks-karesidenan surakarta pada tahun 1999-2013, (2) untuk menganalisis pengaruh inflasi terhadap tingkat pengangguran di eks-karesidenan surakarta pada tahun 1999-2013, (3) untuk menganalisis pengaruh upah minimum terhadap tingkat pengangguran di eks-karesidenan surakarta pada tahun 1999-2013. dan (4) untuk menganalisis pengaruh jumlah penduduk terhadap tingkat pengangguran di eks-karesidenan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 48-54 50 surakarta pada tahun 1999-2013. studi yang dilakukan oleh amir (2007) tentang pengaruh inflasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi terhadap pengangguran di indonesia tahun 1980-2005, disimpulkan bahwa ada pengaruh negatif signifikan antara pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan tingkat pengangguran, sedangkan inflasi tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap pengangguran. sementara, studi yang dilakukan oleh pitartono dan hayati (2012) yang menggunakan analisis kuantitatif dengan metode analisis statistik deskriptif dan analisis korelasi, disimpulkan bahwa variabel jumlah penduduk menunjukkan hubungan positif signifikan dengan tingkat pengangguran. variabel tingkat inflasi tidak berhubungan signifikan dengan tingkat pengangguran. variabel upah minimum kabupaten/kota menunjukkan hubungan positif dan signifikan dengan tingkat pengangguran. sementara, variabel laju pertumbuhan pdrb menunjukkan hubungan yang tidak signifikan dengan tingkat pengangguran. chow (2013) melakukan studi serupa di bangladesh pada tahun 2000-2011 menggunakan model persamaan regresi tunggal sederhana. variabel kontrol dalam studi tersebut adalah pertumbuhan gdp, kurs, dan tingkat inflasi sementara variabel dikontrol yaitu tingkat pengangguran. hasil regresi menunjukan tingkat inflasi berpengaruh positif signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran, sedangkan pertumbuhan gdp dan kurs memiliki pengaruh negatif signifikan. sementara, studi yang dilakukan akbar dan achma (2013) menunjukkan pdrb berpengaruh negatif signifikan, sedangkan inflasi, upah, dan beban tanggungan penduduk berpengaruh positif signifikan. prasaja (2013) melakukan studi pengaruh investasi asing, jumlah penduduk dan inflasi terhadap pengangguran terdidik di jawa tengah periode 1980-2011 dengan regresi log linier ols. hasil studi menunjukkan investasi asing memiliki pengaruh negatif signifikan terhadap pengangguran terdidik. inflasi berpengaruh secara tidak signifikan, sedangkan jumlah penduduk memiliki pengaruh positif signifikan terhadap variabel dikontrol dalam studi. aurangzeb (2013) melakukan peneitian di india, cina dan pakistan tahun 1980-2009. alat analisis yang digunakan adalah regresi, kointegrasi dan kausalitas granger. pengangguran sebagai variabel dikontrol, sedangkan inflasi, gdp, nilai tukar dan pertumbuhan penduduk sebagai variabel kontrol. hasil regresi dalam studi menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel kontrol memiliki dampak positif yang signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran untuk pakistan. variabel gdp berpengaruh negatif terhadap pengangguran, sedang inflasi, nilai tukar dan pertumbuhan penduduk berpengaruh positif di india. variabel gdp dan inflasi berpengaruh negatif terhadap pengangguran, sedang pertumbuhan penduduk dan nilai tukar berpengaruh positif di china. hasil uji kointegrasi menunjukkan adanya hubungan jangka panjang antarvariabel untuk semua model. untuk hasil kausalitas granger di pakistan, tidak ada hubungan dua arah di antara salah satu variabel, namun kausalitas searah yaitu gdp mempengaruhi pengangguran dan pengangguran mempengaruhi nilai tukar. hasil kausalitas granger dua arah di india tidak terjadi, namun inflasi mempengaruhi pengangguran. hasil kausalitas granger di china membuktikan adanya hubungan dua arah antara nilai tukar dan pengangguran, dan hubungan yang searah antara pengangguran dengan inflasi, dan pertumbuhan penduduk dengan pengangguran. metode penelitian jenis data yang digunakan adalah data sekunder yang diperoleh badan pusat statistik dan bank indonesia. studi ini menggunakan gabungan data cross section di tujuh kabupaten/kota di karesidenan surakarta dan data runtut waktu selama 15 tahun yaitu dari tahun 1999-2013. gabungan data cross section dan runtut waktu disebut data panel yang memberi lebih banyak informasi dan variasi, sedikit kolinearitas antar variabel, lebih banyak derajat kebebasan dan efisien (gujarti, 2012). fungsi persamaan model adalah sebagai berikut: ue = f(pdrb, inf,umk, popl) 1) di mana: ue adalah variabel tingkat pengangguran; pdrb adalah variabel produk domestik regional bruto; inf adalah variabel inflasi; efek peningkatan upah minimum ... (jihad lukis panjawa, daryono soebagiyo) 51 umk adalah variabel upah minimum untuk popl adalah variabel jumlah penduduk. tingkat pengangguran adalah presentase angkatan kerja yang tidak memiliki pekerjaan. pertumbuhan ekonomi adalah perkembangan kegiatan dalam perekonomian yang menyebabkan barang dan jasa yang diproduksi meningkat demi kemakmuran masyarakat (todaro, 2011). salah satu pengukur pertumbuhan ekonomi adalah produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) atas dasar harga berlaku yang dinyatakan dalam juta rupiah. inflasi adalah perubahan tingkat harga secara keseluruhan yang dinyatakan dalam satuan persen upah minimum berupa rata–rata upah minimum kabupaten/ kota di karesidenan tahun 1999-2013 yang dinyatakan dalam rupiah. sementara, penduduk adalah mereka yang sudah menetap di suatu wilayah paling sedikit 6 bulan atau kurang dari 6 bulan tetapi bermaksud untuk menetap yang dinyatakan dalam jiwa. model regresi data panel secara umum bisa dirumuskan sebagai berikut1: ueit = α + β1pdrbit + β2 infit + β3 umkit + β4 poplit + uit. 2) di mana: ue adalah variabel tingkat pengangguran untuk wilayah ke-i dan waktu ke-t; pdrb adalah produk domestik regional bruto untuk wilayah ke-i dan waktu ke-t; inf adalah variable inflasi untuk wilayah ke-i dan waktu ke-t; umk adalah variabel upah minimum untuk wilayah ke-i dan waktu ke-t; popl adalah variabel jumlah penduduk untuk wilayah ke-i dan waktu ke-t; i adalah kota/ kabupaten; t adalah waktu; u adalah variabel faktor gangguan. menurut juanda (2012), ada tiga metode 1 modifikasi dari jurnal aurangzeb and khola asif. “factors effecting unemployment: a cross country analysis”. international journal of academic research in business and social sciences, 3:1 (january2013). 219230 dan pitartono, ronny dan banatul hayati. “analisis tingkat pengangguran di jawa tengah tahun 1997-2010”. diponegoro journal of economics, 1:1 (2012).1-10. model panel lihat gujarati, damodar n dan dawn c. porter.dasar-dasar ekonometrika. edisi 2 (jakarta: salemba empat. 2012). 235-269 data panel yang dapat digunakan, yaitu metode pooled ordinary least square (pls), fixed effect model (fem) dan random effect model (rem). pemilihan model data panel yang taepat dapat digunakan dengan uji chow dan uji hausman. uji chow digunakan untuk memilih antara model pls dan fem. uji hausman memilih antara model fem dan rem. setelah penentuan model yang tepat, langkah selanjutnya perlu dilakukan uji-uji eksistensi model, uji determinan dan uji validitas pengaruh. tabel 2. hasil regresi variabel koefisien model pls fem rem c 9,531135 -10,29146 8,738802 pdrb 2,18e-07 -8,17e-07 -2,04e-07 inf -0,026588 -0,004207 -0,022018 umk -1,01e-06 1,16e-05 4,44e-06 popl -5,21e-06 1,76e-05 -4,54e-06 error term 277,1570 135,7684 217,5884 r2 0,310106 0,662048 0,205376 prob.fstatistik 0,000000 0,000000 0,000115 uji chow atau likelihood ratio digunakan untuk memilih model antara pooled ordinary least square dan fixed effect model. h0: model pls tepat dengan ha: model fem tepat. output eviews menunjukkan prob. f atau prob.chisquare signifikan (0,0000<0,05). kesimpulannya, h0 ditolak yang berarti model fem tepat. hasil pengolahan ditunjukkan pada tabel 3. tabel 3. uji chow effects test statistic d.f. prob. cross-section f 16,315194 (6,94) 0,0000 cross-section chi-square 74,931526 6 0,0000 uji hausman digunakan untuk memilih model regresi data panel yang paling baik antara fixed effect model dan random effect model. h0: model pls tepat dengan ha: model fem tepat. output e-views menunjukkan chisquare atau p-value (0,0000<0,05). kesimpulanjurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 15, nomor 1, april 2014: 48-54 52 nya, h0 ditolak yang berarti model fem tepat. hasil pengolahan ditunjukkan pada tabel 4. tabel 4. uji hausman test summary chi-sq. statistic chi-sq. d.f. prob. cross-section random 54,648473 4 0,0000 hasil uji chow dan uji hausman menunjukkan bahwa model fixed effect model (fem) adalah model yang paling tepat. pemilihan model fem juga didukung pernyataan jugde (gujarati, 2012) dari hasil beberapa observasi mengenai penentuan dalam menentukan model fixed effect atau random effect yang paling baik, yang menyatakan apabila jumlah times series (t) lebih besar daripada jumlah cross section (n), model fixed effect yang dipakai. oleh karena itu, dalam mengestimasi menggunakan model fem. hasil regresi ditunjukkan pada tabel 5 (lampiran). selain uji regresi di atas dilakukan juga pengujian cross section dummy variabel seperti pada tabel 6. tabel 6. cross section fixed dummy variable cross section effect boyolali -2,530407 klaten -3,415151 sukoharjo 2,629128 wonogiri -4,470521 karanganyar 0,757091 sragen -2,048128 surakarta 9,077989 pertumbuhan ekonomi yang diukur dengan pdrb nominal memiliki pengaruh negatif dan signifikan terhadap pengangguran di karesidenan surakarta tahun 1999-2013. artinya, kenaikan tingkat pengangguran disebabkan karena pertumbuhan ekonomi menurun. adanya fleksibilitas ini, suatu perekonomian mempunyai kebebasan yang tak terbatas dalam menentukan kombinasi antara modal dan tenaga kerja yang digunakan untuk menghasilkan tingkat output tertentu (arsyad, 2010). sementara itu, pengaruh inflasi tidak signifikan terhadap pengangguran di karesidenan surakarta tahun 1999-2013. hal ini sejalan dengan studi pitartono (2012) yang menunjukkan bahwa tingkat pengangguran tidak dipengaruhi oleh inflasi. terjadinya kenaikan harga barang dan jasa secara umum (inflasi) bukan karena naiknya permintaan barang dan jasa tetapi lebih disebabkan karena kenaikan harga bbm. amir (2007) menjelaskan hubungan negatif antara tingkat inflasi dan penangguran dalam kurva phillips. peningkatan inflasi akan menyebabkan terjadinya penurunan pengangguran. sementara kenaikan permintaan agregat merupakan cerminan dari inflasi yang menunjukkan hubungan antara inflasi dan pengangguran. ketika pemintaan agregat meningkat, maka akan sesuai dengan teori permintaan. upah minimum memiliki pengaruh positif signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran di karesidenan surakarta tahun 1999-2013. di mana kenaikan upah minimum akan menyebabkan peningkatan pengangguran di objek studi. penyebab terjadinya pengangguran akibat adanya kekakuan upah (wage rigidity) yaitu ketidakmampuan upah dalam melakukan penyesuaian sampai di titik ekuilibrium, di mana penawaran tenaga kerja sama dengan permintaan tenaga kerja. pengangguran yang disebabkan kekakuan upah akibat penyesuaian antara jumlah pekerja yang menginginkan pekerjaan dan jumlah pekerjaan yang tersedia. namun, meningkatnya tingkat upah membuat penawaran tenaga kerja bertambah, sehingga membuat permintaan tenaga kerja berkurang. akibatnya terjadi surplus tenaga kerja atau pengangguran. penyebab kekakuan upah antara lain: peraturan upah minimum, serikat pekerja dan efisiensi upah (mankiw, 2012). jumlah penduduk berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran di karesidenan surakarta tahun 1999-2013. artinya, jumlah penduduk yang terus bertambah akan menyebabkan pengangguran terus meningkat. jumlah penduduk yang terus meningkat, menyebabkan banyak penduduk yang masuk dalam kategori angkatan kerja. berbeda halnya jika angkatan kerja yang meningkat akan menyebabkan kesempatan kerja juga meningkat. hal ini apabila tidak disertai dengan penciptaan lapangan kerja baru, maka akan banyak penduduk yang tidak memperoleh pekerjaan (pengangguran). efek peningkatan upah minimum ... (jihad lukis panjawa, daryono soebagiyo) 53 selain itu, ketiadaan sumber pendukung, lambatnya perkembangan lapangan kerja akan mengakibatkan tenaga buruh, pengangguran dan kekurangan lapangan kerja semakin serius. sementara dampak dari peningkatan penduduk yang cepat akan mengurangi pendapatan, tabungan dan investasi yang membuat pembentukan modal menjadi lambat dan kesempatan kerja semakin sedikit, akibatnya pekerjaan berkurang dan terjadi pengangguran (jhingan, 2000). simpulan hasil perhitungan dengan data panel untuk menjelaskan determinan pengangguran di karesidenan surakarta maka dapat diperoleh kesimpulan sebagai berikut: pertama, pengujian model menggunakan uji chow menunjukkan bahwa model fem lebih tepat digunakan daripada model pls. sementara pada uji hausman menunjukkan model fem lebih tepat digunakan dibandingkan dengan model rem. oleh karena itu, studi ini memutuskan menggunakan model fem karena model fem lebih tepat dari model pls dan rem; kedua, pdrb memiliki pengaruh negatif signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran, upah minimum dan jumlah penduduk berpengaruh positif signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran, sedangkan inflasi tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap tingkat pengangguran di eks-karesidenan surakarta tahum 1999-2013. berdasarkan dari hasil studi di atas, maka diberikan saran pada pemerintah eks-karesidenan surakarta hendaknya tanggap dalam mengatasi pengangguran baik secara langsung maupun tidak langsung. secara langsung pemerintah menambah lapangan kerja baru, sedangkan cara tidak langsung pemerintah hendaknya memberikan pengembangan kewirausahan dan kegiatan pemberdayaan masyarakat. pemerintah hendaknya melakukan usahausaha untuk meningkatkan investasi. investasi yang dimaksud adalah investasi padat karya, bukan padat modal. daftar pustaka amir, a. 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(2011). pembangunan ekonomi. jakarta: erlangga. lampiran tabel 5. regresi fixed effect model hasil regresi variabel prob.f stat r2 c pdrb inf umk popl koefisien -10,29146 -8,17e-07 -0,004207 1,16e-05 1,76e-05 0,000 0,6621 prob.t-stat 0,0559 0,0000 0,7660 0,0000 0,0061 microsoft word 08-didi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012, hlm.83-95   penyusunan indikator ekonomi incremental capital output ratio 2011 didi nuryadin dan jamzani sodik fakultas ekonomi universitas pembangunan nasional “veteran” yogyakarta jalan swk 104 (lingkar utara) condongcatur, yogyakarta 55283 telepon +62-274-486733 e-mail: didinuryadin@gmail.com abstract: this paper aims to determine the amount of investment needed for economic growth in accordance with established, so as to know the performance and the efficiency of investment in order to boost economic growth and development in general. the methods used in this study was to calculate the value of icor with some methods that are based on several assumptions. the study shows that the development of an investment in sleman regency over the last five years continues to increase although the rate of growth is less encouraging, even in 2010 is only able to grow 2.10 percent. icor coefficient of sleman district in 2010 amounted to 8.69 higher than the average icor of diy and national icor. with economic growth forecast scenario, gdp will grow moderately in the range of 5 percent, then the value of icor next five years is predicted to be in the range of 7-9 percent of the investment needs of 2.49 to 2.82 trillion dollars per year. keywords: incremental capital output ratio, investment, economic growth, incremental capital value added ratio abstrak: tulisan ini bertujuan mengetahui besarnya investasi yang dibutuhkan agar pertumbuhan ekonomi sesuai dengan yang ditetapkan, sehingga dapat diketahui kinerja dan tingkat efisiensi investasi dalam upaya mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi maupun pembangunan pada umumnya. metode yang digunakan dalam studi ini adalah menghitung besarnya icor dengan beberapa metode yang berdasarkan beberapa asumsi. hasil studi menunjukkan bahwa perkembangan nilai investasi di kabupaten sleman selama lima tahun terakhir terus mengalami peningkatan meski dengan laju pertumbuhan yang kurang menggembirakan, bahkan pada tahun 2010 hanya mampu tumbuh 2,10 persen. koefisien icor kabupaten sleman tahun 2010 sebesar 8,69 lebih tinggi dari rata-rata icor provinsi diy dan icor nasional. dengan skenario proyeksi pertumbuhan ekonomi, bahwa pdrb akan tumbuh moderat berada pada kisaran 5 persen maka nilai icor lima tahun ke depan diprediksi masih berada pada kisaran 7–9 persen dengan kebutuhan investasi 2,49 – 2,82 trilyun rupiah per tahun. kata kunci: incremental capital output ratio, investment, economic growth, incremental capital value added ratio pendahuluan iklim investasi yang baik akan mendorong terjadinya pertumbuhan ekonomi, yakni melalui investasi yang didukung oleh produktivitas yang tinggi. investasi akan memperkuat pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan mendatangkan lebih banyak input ke dalam proses produksi. oleh karenanya memperbaiki iklim investasi merupakan tugas yang penting bagi setiap pemerintah. dalam beberapa tahun terakhir, kondisi iklim investasi nasional dinilai masih memprihatinkan. beberapa survei menunjukkan bahwa posisi peringkat daya saing investasi indonesia masih berada pada pada kelompok peringkat bawah, hal ini menunjukkan seriusnya persoaljurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 83-95 84 an iklim investasi yang harus segera disikapi. perbaikan iklim investasi bukan hanya tanggung jawab pemerintah pusat, namun seluruh lapisan pemerintah dan masyarakat secara umum. sesuai kewenangan otonomi daerah maka pemerintah kabupaten lebih leluasa dalam penyelenggaraan beberapa urusan pemerintahan termasuk dalam menciptakan ikilm investasi yang kondusif. keberhasilan daerah untuk meningkatkan daya saing terhadap investasi salah satunya bergantung pada kemampuan daerah dalam merumuskan kebijakan yang berkaitan dengan investasi dan pertumbuhan dunia usaha, serta peningkatan kualitas pelayanan terhadap masyarakat. hal yang penting untuk diperhatikan dalam upaya menarik investor, selain makro ekonomi yang kondusif juga adanya pengembangan sumber daya manusia dan infrastruktur dalam arti luas. oleh karenanya hasil-hasil pembangunan perlu dievaluasi dan dianalisa untuk kemudian dijadikan masukan bagi perencanaan pembangunan berikutnya. salah satu indikator yang bisa digunakan untuk evaluasi dan perencanaan yang berkaitan dengan investasi adalah incremental capital output ratio (icor). kajian penyusunan indikator ekonomi daerah di kabupaten sleman tahun anggaran 2011 ini dimaksudkan untuk menghitung besaran icor di kabupaten sleman sebagai bahan pertimbangan dalam penentuan pencapaian target pertumbuhan ekonomi maupun capaian pembangunan pada umumnya. maksud dari penyusunan indikator ekonomi daerah (icor) ini adalah untuk mengetahui besarnya investasi yang dibutuhkan agar pertumbuhan ekonomi sesuai dengan yang ditetapkan. adapun tujuannya adalah dapat diketahui kinerja dan tingkat efisiensi investasi dalam upaya mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi maupun pembangunan pada umumnya. dalam teori ekonomi, investasi merupakan salah satu faktor produksi yang penting, di samping faktor produksi sumberdaya manusia, dalam proses pembangunan ekonomi suatu wilayah karena investasi berpotensi untuk meningkatkan kapasitas produksi. dengan kapasitas produksi yang meningkat, yaitu misalnya karena investasi digunakan untuk membeli atau menambah barang-barang modal seperti mesin-mesin dan peralatannya, maka hasil-hasil produksi di wilayah tersebut diharapkan juga akan meningkat. ukuran kebutuhan investasi yang dibutuhkan untuk dapat memenuhi suatu target pendapatan wilayah atau laju pertumbuhan ekonomi tertentu diberikan oleh suatu ukuran atau indikator ekonomi yang disebut sebagai incremental capital output ratio (icor). dengan icor, perkiraan kebutuhan investasi dapat diperkirakan untuk mencapai suatu tingkat kinerja ekonomi yang ditetapkan karena icor merupakan ukuran atau indikator makro yang menghubungkan antara investasi dengan pendapatan wilayah. secara umum tulisan ini merupakan upaya untuk menghitung besaran incremental capital output ratio (icor). namun, dalam pelaksanaan penghitungannya, dibutuhkan upaya lain sebelum melakukan penghitungan icor tersebut, yaitu penghitungan produk domestik bruto (pdb) menurut pengeluaran atau yang biasa juga disebut sebagai pdb penggunaan (pdb by expenditure). penghitungan pdb penggunaan dibutuhkan karena penghitungan icor berkait dengan salah satu komponen pdb sisi pengeluaran, yaitu pembentukan modal tetap bruto (pmtb). pmtb menjelaskan besarnya realisasi investasi fisik yang telah dilakukan. investasi fisik terdiri dari investasi yang dilakukan untuk membeli atau menambah atau memperbaiki barangbarang modal seperti bangunan (tempat tinggal dan bukan tempat tinggal), mesin mesin dan peralatannya, kendaraan, dan melakukan pekerjaan investasi fisik lainnya seperti reklamasi lahan, pemerataan lahan untuk kantor, dan sebagainya. penghitungan pdb penggunaan perlu dilakukan sebagai tahap awal sebelum melakukan penghitungan icor dan dalam upaya untuk menghasilkan konsistensi antara pendapatan wilayah (yaitu pdb) pada satu sisi dan icor pada sisi lain. dengan demikian, sejalan dengan penghitungan icor, beberapa hal lain yang dapat dilakukan adalah: (1) melakukan penghitungan pdrb penggunaan (pdrb by expenditure), (2) melakukan analisis data terhadap pdrb penggunaan, terutama mengenai pembentukan modal tetap bruto (pmtb); (3) melakukan penyusunan indikator ekonomi (didi nuryadin dan jamzani sodik) 85 penghitungan incremental capital output ratio (icor); 4) melakukan analisis terhadap besaran icor yang dihasilkan dan menggunakan icor sebagai indikator kebutuhan investasi pada masa-masa yang akan datang. metode penelitian survei dan berbagai data sekunder data yang digunakan untuk penyusunan icor sektoral bersumber dari hasil survei khusus penambahan barang modal dan inventori, serta survei-survei rutin yang dilakukan oleh bps diantaranya survei tahunan industri besar/ sedang, survei tahunan perusahaan air minum, survei tahunan konstruksi, survei khusus pendapatan regional, survei angkatan kerja nasional, serta survei-survei lain yang relevan. selain survei bps, juga diperlukan data skunder pemerintah daerah kabupaten sleman. selain yang disebutkan di atas, digunakan juga data dari penghitungan produk domestik regional bruto baik menurut lapangan usaha (by industrial origin) maupun menurut penggunaan (by expenditure). pemanfaatan hasil-hasil survei ini dilakukan karena penghitungan icor memerlukan sumber dan cakupan data yang cukup luas. estimasi pmtb sektoral pembentukan modal tetap bruto (pmtb) yang dihitung di sini adalah pmtb atas dasar harga konstan, karena pertumbuhan ekonomi diukur berdasarkan pdrb atas dasar harga konstan. dalam menghitung pmtb sektoral atas dasar harga konstan digunakan metode alokasi. sebagai alokator adalah nilai penyusutan masingmasing sektor yang diperoleh pada penghitungan pdrb atas dasar harga konstan, sedangkan total investasi dihitung dari jumlah pdrb yang digunakan untuk pembentukan modal tetap bruto dan perubahan stok. digunakannya nilai penyusutan sebagai alokator didasarkan pada pemikiran bahwa penyusutan barang modal tetap yang terjadi pada tahun tertentu akan dipakai untuk investasi pada tahun itu juga. ini berarti bahwa investasi mempunyai hubungan linier dengan nilai penyusutan, sehingga sektor-sektor yang mempunyai nilai penyusutan besar akan memiliki investasi yang besar pula. perhitungan pertambahan/pertumbuhan output sektoral perhitungan pertambahan output (y) didekati dengan pertambahan nilai tambah dari pdrb (added value) menurut sektoral. sebagai contoh pertambahan output sektor pertanian tahun 2007 didekati dengan pengurangan nilai tambah pada tahun 2007 atas dasar harga konstan dengan nilai tambah sektor ini pada tahun 2006 menurut harga konstan. dengan perlakuan yang sama pertambahan output sektoral dihitung dan disusun sebagai pertambahan output sektoral. pendekatan ini dilakukan karena data nilai tambah tersedia dengan time series yang cukup panjang yang diturunkan dari penghitungan pdrb sektoral. selain itu untuk beberapa sektor yang outputnya berupa jasa penghitungan nilai tambah akan lebih mudah dan lebih tepat. metode penghitungan icor 1. metode standar. secara matematis rumus yang digunakan untuk menghitung icor adalah: k icor =  (2) y dimana: k adalah investasi, atau barang modal baru, penambahan kapasitas terpasang; y adalah pertambahan/pertumbuhan output dalam praktek, data yang diperoleh bukan penambahan barang modal baru atau penambahan kapasitas terpasang, melainkan besarnya investasi yang ditanamkan baik oleh pemerintah maupun swasta. sehingga dengan mengasumsikan k = i (i= investasi), maka rumus (2) dapat dimodifikasi menjadi: i icor =  (3) y rumus (3) ini disebut dengan gross icor. dalam penerapannya rumus gross icor ini lebih sering dipakai, karena data yang digunakan tersedia relatif lebih lengkap. dalam beberapa hal, untuk kasus-kasus tertentu investasi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 83-95 86 yang ditanamkan pada suatu tahun akan langsung menghasilkan tambahan output pada tahun itu juga, sehingga rumus (2) di atas dapat dinyatakan sebagai berikut:   it  icor = _____________ (4) (yt – yt-1) dimana: i adalah investasi pada tahun ke-t; yt adalah output pada tahun ke-t; yt-1 adalah output pada tahun ket-1 rumus (4) di atas dapat diartikan bahwa investasi yang ditanamkan pada tahun ke t akan menimbulkan output pada tahun t itu juga. pada metode standar, langkah penghitungan dilakukan terlebih dahulu dengan mencari icor pada masing-masing tahun untuk periode waktu t1 sampai tn , sehingga akan didapatkan nilai icor sebanyak n buah. icor yang dianggap dapat mewakili untuk periode waktu tersebut (t1 sampai dengan tn) diperoleh dengan jalan membagi antara jumlah nilai icor selama periode waktu t1 s.d tn dengan jumlah tahun (n), atau dengan mencari rata-rata nilai icor selama periode t1 sampai dengan tn. prinsip dari icor metode standar ini adalah prinsip ratarata sederhana. penulisannya secara matematis adalah sebagai berikut: 1 i t icor = -----  (5) n (yt – yt-1) kelemahan dari penggunaan rata-rata sederhana ini adalah jika terjadi suatu koefisien icor yang ekstrim pada tahun-tahun tertentu, maka koefisien ini berpengaruh pada nilai ratarata koefisien icor dalam periode waktu penghitungan. namun demikian penggunaan metode standar ini mempunyai daya tarik lain yaitu mampu mencerminkan inefficiency yang sering terjadi dalam praktek. 2. koefisien icor negatif. koefisien negatif dapat terjadi jika output pada suatu waktu tertentu lebih kecil dari pada tahun sebelumnya. penurunan output terjadi jika ada sebagian barang modal dijual, rusak atau tidak diaktifkan karena alasan tertentu. walaupun mungkin ada penambahan barang modal baru, tetapi sementara itu barang modal baru tersebut belum berproduksi atau telah berproduksi tetapi output yang dihasilkan relatif sangat kecil dibandingkan dengan output tahun sebelumnya. sehingga selisih output antara tahun ditanamkannya investasi dengan tahun sebelumnya bernilai negatif. pada gilirannya koefisien icor-pun menjadi negatif. dengan demikian penanaman barang modal baru belum menghasilkan output secara optimal, atau bisa dikatakan investasi yang ditanamkan belum/ tidak efisien pada saat itu. tetapi apabila ada penambahan/penggantian barang modal, maka tidak bisa dikatakan bahwa telah terjadi inefficiency. namun demikian secara makro keadaan yang disebutkan terakhir ini jarang terjadi. 3. koefisien icor yang besar dan positif. koefisien icor yang relatif besar terjadi jika investasi yang ditanamkan pada tahun tertentu relatif besar, sedangkan output yang dihasilkan lebih besar tetapi hampir sama dengan output pada tahun sebelumnya, atau tambahan output yang dihasilkan relatif kecil. dengan kata lain investasi yang ditanamkan pada tahun itu belum efektif sehingga tidak efisien dan menghasilkan koefisien icor yang relatif besar. 4. metode akumulasi. pendekatan penghitungan icor dengan metode akumulasi berdasarkan suatu anggapan bahwa timbulnya kenaikan output selama periode waktu t disebabkan karena adanya akumulasi investasi selama periode waktu t. perumusan icor dengan metode ini adalah rasio antara akumulasi investasi terhadap akumulasi peningkatan output selama periode waktu t 1 sampai t n yang secara matematis dituliskan sebagai berikut:  i t icor =  (6)  (y t – y t-1) kelebihan dari metode akumulasi adalah, dalam penerapannya metode ini terkandung prinsip rata-rata tertimbang. dengan digunakannya rata-rata tertimbang, maka koefisien icor ekstrim yang terjadi pada tahun-tahun tertentu bisa dihindari. akan tetapi metode akumulasi ini tidak memperhitungkan kapasitas terpasang yang berlebih dan tidak dimanfaatkan secara penuh. dengan kata lain, metode akumulasi tidak bisa mencerminkan inefficiency, penyusunan indikator ekonomi (didi nuryadin dan jamzani sodik) 87 yang memang terjadi dalam praktek. 5. time lag. biasanya investasi yang ditanamkan pada tahun tertentu tidak secara langsung memberikan hasil tambahan output pada tahun itu juga, tetapi memerlukan waktu beberapa tahun lagi. rentang waktu yang diperlukan agar penanaman investasi dapat menghasilkan tambahan output disebut time lag (lag). jika investasi yang ditanamkan pada tahun ke-t baru menimbulkan kenaikan output setelah s tahun, maka rumus (4) di atas (icor metode standar) dengan adanya faktor time lag dapat dimodifikasi menjadi : 1 i t icor =    (7) n (yt+s – yt+s-1) dimana: time lag = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, dan sebagainya. s adalah lama waktu yang dibutuhkan untuk memperoleh hasil/output terhitung sejak penanaman investasi. 6. asumsi-asumsi. walaupun pertambahan output sebenarnya bukan hanya disebabkan oleh investasi, tetapi juga oleh faktor-faktor lain di luar investasi, dalam penghitungan icor ini digunakan asumsi bahwa tidak ada faktor lain yang mempengaruhi output selain investasi, dengan kata lain faktor-faktor lain di luar investasi dianggap konstan. perubahan/kenaikan output hanya disebabkan oleh karena adanya perubahan kapital atau investasi. output dari suatu kegiatan ekonomi merupakan input antara untuk kegiatan ekonomi lainnya, sehingga jika digunakan konsep output dalam penghitungan icor dirasakan kurang tepat karena akan terjadi penghitungan ganda, yaitu ouput dari suatu perusahaan akan dihitung kembali sebagai input perusahaan lainnya. untuk menghindari hal tersebut maka dalam penghitungan icor digunakan konsep nilai tambah. konsep nilai tambah (value added) yang digunakan dalam penghitungan icor ini selanjutnya dinamakan dengan istilah icvar (incremental capital value added ratio). meskipun demikian, ukuran icvar juga digunakan untuk memprediksi suatu rasio investasi terhadap output, dan bukannya terhadap nilai tambah. penggunaan icvar dalam penghitungan icor untuk menghindari terjadinya penghitungan ganda (double counting). icor yang disajikan telah memperhitungkan selisih stok (perubahan stok) bahan baku, barang setengah jadi dan barang jadi. dalam pendekatan mikro, umumnya perusahaan diasumsikan tidak melakukan penimbunan atau akumulasi stok (baik bahan baku, barang setengah jadi, maupun barang jadi) untuk kelancaran produksi. dalam pendekatan makro, perusahaan dianggap telah membuat keputusan akumulasi stok dengan mempertimbangkan kondisi ekonomi yang akan datang. misalnya, dalam hal ada kecenderungan bahan baku akan melonjak, perusahaan dapat mengambil keputusan melakukan akumulasi stok bahan baku dengan mempertimbangkan kondisi ekonomi yang akan datang. jadi perubahan stok, dalam hal ini, bisa dikategorikan sebagai bagian dari pembentukan modal (investasi). penghitungan icor di sini, menggunakan pendekatan makro, dengan menganggap perubahan stok sebagai bagian dari pembentukan modal (investasi). hasil dan pembahasan struktur perekonomian struktur perekonomian terbentuk dari nilai tambah yang diciptakan oleh masing-masing sektor dapat menggambarkan seberapa besar ketergantungan berproduksi dari setiap sektor ekonomi. dari struktur ekonomi dapat diketahui sektor-sektor mana saja yang menjadi andalan di suatu wilayah. selama periode tahun 2006-2010, kontribusi sektor primer cenderung terus mengalami penurunan yaitu dari 14,41 persen pada tahun 2006 menjadi 13,55 persen pada tahun 2010; kontribusi sektor sekunder terus mengalami kenaikan yaitu dari 28,07 persen pada tahun 2006 menjadi 28,26 persen pada tahun 2010; kontribusi sektor tersier bergerak fluktuatif pada kisaran 57 – 58 persen, pada tahun 2006 kontribusi sebesar 57,52 persen, dan menurun menjadi 57,19 pada tahun 2008, namun kembali meningkat menjadi 58,19 persen pada tahun 2010 (tabel 1). dalam beberapa tahun terakhir perekonomian kabupaten sleman didominasi oleh empat sektor yaitu sektor pertanian, industri peng8 o ja k b p 2 1 ta to p a m (s p s s a 1 b s p m p p c is te k e p p y b k le s d g 4 s 88 olahan, perd asa-jasa. na kontribusi bentukan pd pada tahun 2007 sebesar 14,75 persen ahun 2010 se jika diam or maka perbankan, angkutan da meningkat d struktur ek perdagangan stabil pada k sekunder (in air minum, 16 persen. k besar bila sektor prime penggalian) d mencerminka perekonomia pertanian m cenderung be dilihat stimewa yo en/kota, kab kan daerah ekonomi pali pertumbuhan pai 4,49 pe yogyakarta s bantul sebe karena damp ebih mempe sleman dar dengan pote gunungkidu 4,15 persen d tabel 1. lapa primer sekunder tersier sumber: bps ka ju dagangan, h amun dalam sektor per drb menga 2006 sebesa r 13,99 perse n, tahun 2009 ebesar 13,5 p mati kontrib sektor ter sektor ba an komunik dari tahun konomi) yan n, hotel, d kisaran 21 pe ndustri peng bangunan) kontribusi k dibandingka er (pertania dalam pemb an terjadiny an kabupate menuju stru erbasis indu dalam ling ogyakarta, d bupaten sle yang men ing pesat. n n kabupaten rsen lebih sebesar 4,98 sar 4,97 pe pak dari le engaruhi pe ripada wila ensi sektor ul mengalam dan kabupat . struktur pe angan usaha bupaten sleman rnal ekonom otel dan res m enam tahu rtanian da alami penur ar 14,41 per en, tahun 2 9 sebesar 14 persen. usi masing-m rsier (keua angunan, d kasi) menunj ke tahun. ng berasal dan restoran ersen, sedan golahan, listr bergerak pa kedua sekto an dengan an, pertamb bentukan pd ya pergesera en sleman uktur ekon ustri dan perd gkup provin di antara lim eman biasany ngalami pe namun pada n sleman ya kecil dari persen dan ersen. hal tusan gunu rekonomian ayah lain. pertanian, mi pertumbuh ten kulonpr erekonomian 2 14 28 57 n, 2011. mi dan studi storan serta un terakhir alam pemrunan yaitu rsen, tahun 008 sebesar 4,11 persen, masing sekangan dan dan sektor njukkan tren kontribusi dari sektor n bergerak gkan sektor rik gas dan ada kisaran or ini lebih kontribusi bangan dan drb. hal ini an struktur dari sektor nomi yang dagangan. nsi daerah ma kabupaya merupaertumbuhan tahun 2010 ang mencapada kota n kabupaten ini terjadi ung merapi n kabupaten sementara kabupaten han sebesar ogo mencan kabupaten 2006 2 4,41 13 8,07 28 7,52 57 pembangun pai pert tahun 20 tidak me perekon ekonomi pai 4,48 kembali persen. gamba 2. increm a. i koefisien adalah s nya tam dibutuhk unit ou mencerm nomi at hasan in adalah (pmtb). banding output. k beda dan relative t kan pen bentuk u sleman, ad ta 2007 2 3,99 14 8,51 28 7,50 57 nan volume 1 tumbuhan 008 kondisi enentu berim nomian di i di kabupat persen di t meningkat ar 1. rata-ra adhk mental cap icor tota n icor incr suatu besaran mbahan kap kan untuk m utput. tingg minkan ting tas investasi ni tambaha pembentuk besaran ico gkan besarny karena unit n beraneka r tidak berbed nghitungan uang (nomin dhk 2000 ta ahun 2008 2 4,75 14 8,06 28 7,19 57 13, nomor 1, sebesar 3,06 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dingka menun kabupa secara dengan ra 7–8 tab sumbe g sunan indika esaran koefis ecara total 8 memperole t dalam ren n investasi besaran ko ktivitas pm angkut pertu i. semakin k n semakin e erjadi. ilai icor ka rada diatas ada tahun 2 icor) meru alam menen suatu negar njukkan bah ntuk mengha fisien. sehin a investasi n an dengan njukan bahw aten sleman nasional. be n icor prov persen selam bel 2. perkem tahun 2007 2008 2009 2010 rata-rata er : bps prov diy gambar 2. ico ator ekonom sien icor a 8,69; hal ini eh penamb ntang period fisik (pmtb efisien ico mtb yang umbuhan ek kecil koefisi efisien pem abupaten sle icor nasio 010. increme upakan ukur ntukan tingk ra. nilai ic hwa investa asilkan outp ngga bisa d nasional leb kabupaten wa daya sa n masih lem egitu juga ji vinsi diy ya ma tiga terak mbangan ico y, bps kab.slem or dan laju pe mi (didi nury akumulasi pe menggamb bahan satu de tersebut b) sebanyak or mereflek pada akh konomi yang ien icor m mbentukan m eman sebesa onal yaitu se ental capital o ran yang di kat efisiensi cor yang re si yang dib put menjadi dikatakan b bih efisien d sleman. h aing investa mah dibandin ika dibandin ang berkisar khir, maka k or kabupate nasional 3,81 4,14 5,39 4,39 4,43 man, dan kemen ertumbuhan e yadin dan jam eriode barkan unit dibuk 8,69 ksikan hirnya g bisa menunmodal ar 8,69 ebesar output igunai proendah butuhsemabahwa dibanhal ini asi di ngkan ngkan r antakinerja inv ma de tin lai dk pe ba pe ata sem an de da bu kin pr 20 pe an inv me sa an me en sleman d nterian keuanga ekonomi adh mzani sodik) vestasi atau asih di atas emikian, ico nggi apabila in, seperti p ki jakarta (4 ersen) pada t dari gam ahwa terdap ertumbuhan au semakin makin rend ntara lpe d engan tingk apat pula dij uhan ekonom nerja invest roses produk b. icor 010 dihitung endekatan in n modal teta vestasi yang enghasilkan ma). hasil p ngka icor enurut sekto dan nasional, icor provinsi d 8,53 7,13 8,14 7,93 an, 2011. hk 2000, kabu ) u nilai ico s rata-rata p or provins a dibanding provinsi jaw 4,6 persen) d tahun 2010. bar 2 dan ta pat korelasi ekonomi tinggi laju p ah icor. n an icor di at signifikan jelaskan bah mi yang leb tasi akan l ksi yang lebi sektoral. i g dengan me nvestasi sam p bruto (pm g dilakukan n nilai tamb perhitungan kabupaten or dan subse , adhk 2000 diy upaten sleman r kabupate provinsi diy si diy juga gkan denga wa timur (3, dan provinsi abel 3, dapat i negatif an (lpe) deng pertumbuhan nilai koefisie iperoleh seb nsi 5 persen hwa pada laj bih tinggi, d lebih efisien h efisien pul icor sekto etode standa ma dengan pe mtb) dan lag n pada tahu bah pada ta menunjukk n sleman ektor. 0 tahun 2007 kab.slema 8,70 7,99 9,18 8,69 8,64 n tahun 2006 89 en sleman y. namun terbilang an daerah ,2 persen), riau (3,09 dijelaskan ntara laju gan icor n ekonomi en korelasi besar -0,91 n. hal ini u pertumdiharapkan n melalui la. ral tahun ar dengan embentukg 0 (bahwa un t akan ahun yang kan bahwa bervariasi 7 2010 an 2010 jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 83-95 90 tabel 3. matrik korelasi lpe dan icor kabupaten sleman tahun 2006–2010 variabel lpe icor lpe 1,000000 -0,919755 icor -0,919755 1,000000 sumber: hasil analisis, 2011. beberapa kecenderungan yang dapat diamati di antaranya: pertama adalah sektor pertanian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran khususnya subsektor hotel yang memiliki nilai icor negatif masing-masing -46,28 dan -4,49. bahkan untuk sektor pertanian, hanya subsektor perikanan saja yang memiliki nilai icor positif. koefisien icor yang bernilai negatif, dapat dimaknai bahwa investasi yang dilakukan belum/tidak efisien pada saat itu. namun demikian, pada kasus sektor pertanian icor negatif lebih disebabkan karena output yang dihasilkan relatif sangat kecil dibandingkan dengan output tahun sebelumnya. pada tahun 2010, sektor ini terpengaruh erupsi merapi, yang menyebabkan output tahun 2010 lebih kecil dibanding tahun 2009. output menurun (negatif) selanjutnya menyebabkan icor pada tahun 2010 negatif. sama halnya dengan sektor pertanian, sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran khususnya subsektor hotel juga sangat terpengaruh oleh erupsi merapi terutama di wilayah kaliurang. kedua, yakni sektor dan subsektor yang tercatat memiliki nilai icor tinggi (dua digit), meliputi sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih (seluruh subsektor), pengangkutan dan komunikasi (subsektor pengangkutan) dan sektor jasa-jasa (subsektor pemerintahan umum). terhadap tingginya nilai icor, dapat dijelaskan bahwa secara umum sektor dan subsektor tersebut merupakan sektor pelayanan publik yang memerlukan investasi cukup tinggi. secara khusus ditambahkan bahwa tingginya biaya investasi untuk armada angkutan dan jasa penunjang angkutan yang terjadi pada tahun 2010 dan tidak secara langsung menghasilkan nilai tambah pada tahun yang sama, turut memberikan kontribusi terhadap tingginya nilai icor. sektor listrik dan air bersih dan sektor pangangkutan dan komunikasi juga memiliki karakter yang padat modal dan investasinya bersifat jangka panjang. lebih lanjut, terhadap nilai icor subsektor pemerintahan umum dapat dijelaskan bahwa pengeluaran pemerintah kabupaten sleman melalui apbd yang dapat dikategorikan sebagai investasi adalah pengeluaran untuk modal pembangunan dan biaya rehabilitasi sarana dan prasarana publik. sebagai bentuk investasi terhadap fungsi pelayanan masyarakat dalam hal pelayanan umum, tentu saja hal ini tidak serta merta akan menghasilkan nilai tambah. harus disadari bahwa pengeluaran investasi pemerintah utamanya kepada barang publik yang notabene tidak dapat diharapkan akan terjadi penciptaan nilai tambah dengan segera (lihat tabel 4 dalam lampiran). ketiga, sektor dan subsektor dengan nilai icor rendah (efisien), yang meliputi: sektor pertanian (subsektor perikanan), sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor perdagangan hotel dan restoran (subsektor perdagangan besar dan eceran dan restoran), sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi (subsektor komunikasi), sektor keuangan, dan sektor jasa-jasa (subsektor swasta). selain memberikan kontribusi yang cukup besar bagi pembentukan pdrb, sektor dan subsektor tersebut memiliki kinerja investasi yang baik. sektor industri pengolahan dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran cukup memiliki daya saing sebagai daya tarik bagi masuknya investor di kabupaten sleman. 3. kebutuhan investasi. untuk memperkirakan kebutuhan investasi pada beberapa periode ke depan, akan digunakan angka icor rata-rata lima tahun terakhir (2006-2010) sebagai basis proyeksi. selanjutnya untuk periode berikutnya dilakukan penyesuaian dengan skenario kinerja invetasi mengarah semakin efisien. dengan menggunakan angka-angka icor tersebut dan dengan menggunakan proyeksi laju pertumbuhan pdrb tahunan, maka kebutuhan investasi dalam harga konstan disajikan pada tabel 5. skenario proyeksi terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi, digunakan asumsi bahwa pdrb akan tumbuh moderat berada pada kisaran 5 persen dengan standar deviasi 0,5 persen. pada tahun 2011, dengan skenario ekonomi akan tumbuh sebesar 5 persen dan kinerja investasi 7,82 persen maka dibutuhkan investasi sebesar 2,49 penyusunan indikator ekonomi (didi nuryadin dan jamzani sodik) 91 trilyun rupiah. kontraksi perubahan output pada pada tahun 2012 relatif jika dibandingkan tahun 2011 membuat kinerja investasi menjadi kurang efisien yakni 9,03 dengan kebutuhan investasi sebesar 2,57 trilyun. selanjutnya pada tahun 2013, dimana kinerja investasi lebih efisien dibanding tahun-tahun sebelumnya, pdrb diskenariokan tumbuh sebesar 5,44 persen dengan kebutuhan investasi sebesar 2,66 trilyun rupiah. perekonomian diprediksi akan tumbuh menggembirakan pada tahun 2015 sebesar 6,27 persen, meski dengan kinerja investasi yang masih relatif tinggi, dan kebutuhan investasi sebesar 2,82 trilyun rupiah. semakin tingginya kebutuhan investasi dari tahun ke tahun menuntut kecerdasan pemutus kebijakan dalam menentukan pilihan sektor investasi agar lebih efektif dalam mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi dan menciptakan nilai tambah bagi perekonomian. terhadap hal tersebut, indikator icor saja tidak cukup untuk menentukan pilihan sektor investasi. beberapa hal yang dapat dipertimbangkan dalam penentuan sektor investasi adalah: pertama, sektor dan subsektor dengan koefisien icor rendah seharusnya mendapatkan prioritas untuk memperoleh investasi, karena sektor tersebut menunjukkan tingkat efisiensi yang tinggi dalam penciptaan output. kedua, sektor dan subsektor yang memiliki serapan tenaga kerja besar meski dengan nilai icor tinggi. ketiga, sektor dan subsektor yang mempunyai keterkaitan ke depan dan ke belakang (backward dan forward linkages) tinggi, karena sektor dan subsektor tersebut memiliki dampak pengganda (multiplier effect) yang luas. di samping itu, pilihan investasi juga tetap harus mempertimbangkan kepemilikan sumberdaya (resources endowments), regulasi pemerintah terhadap peruntukan wilayah dan berbagai faktor lainnya. berdasarkan nilai icor, maka sektor dan subsektor yang menjadi prioritas bagi pilihan investasi adalah sektor pertanian (subsektor perikanan), sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor perdagangan hotel dan restoran (subsektor perdagangan besar dan eceran dan restoran), sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi (subsektor komunikasi), sektor keuangan, dan sektor jasa-jasa (subsektor swasta). sedangkan berdasarkan penciptaan kesempatan kerja (serapan tenaga kerja), maka sektor pertanian, industri pengolahan, perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, jasa-jasa merupakan sektor dengan serapan tenaga kerja yang cukup tinggi. lebih lanjut, jika dilihat dari dampak pengganda dan keterkaitan dengan ke depan dan ke belakang dengan sektor lain dan permintaan akhir, maka sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran, industri pengolahan dan sektor pertanian yang memiliki dampak pengganda relatif tinggi. dengan mempertimbangkan indikatorindikator tersebut, maka sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran hendaknya menjadi prioritas utama investasi. selain karena nilai icor yang rendah, serapan tenaga kerja yang tinggi, kontribusi terhadap pembentukan pdrb dan dampak pengganda yang tinggi, sektor ini sangat juga tengah berkembang pesat khusustabel 5. proyeksi pertumbuhan ekonomi, icor dan pmtb kabupaten sleman tahun 2010 2015 tahun lpe pdrb adhk delta y icor pmtb 2005 5,03 5.080.564 7,91 1.923.247 2006 4,50 5.309.059 228.495 9,05 2.067.573 2007 4,61 5.553.593 244.534 8,70 2.126.535 2008 5,13 5.838.246 284.653 7,85 2.233.120 2009 4,48 6.099.557 261.311 8,92 2.330.297 2010 4,49 6.373.200 273.643 8,69 2.379.287 2011* 5,00 6.692.205 319.005 7,82 2.494.172 2012* 5,18 6.976.858 284.653 9,03 2.570.674 2013* 5,44 7.330.215 353.357 7,53 2.660.965 2014* 5,70 7.649.220 319.005 8,60 2.742.277 2015* 6,27 7.991.126 341.906 8,27 2.827.756 ket : * proyeksi dengan metode trend linear. sumber: bps kabupaten sleman 2011, data diolah. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 83-95 92 nya di daerah urban dan suburban. beberapa wilayah kecamatan yang dekat dengan pusat perkotaan yang sekaligus berperan sebagai daerah penyangga bagi pusat-pusat pertumbuhan tengah tumbuh pesat dengan kebutuhan investasi yang cukup tinggi. menyertai sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran di wilayah urban dan suburban adalah kebutuhan akan investasi di sektor jasa khususnya jasa swasta sebagai konsekuensi akan tuntutan permintaan untuk melayani penduduk di wilayah tersebut. prioritas arahan investasi berikutnya adalah sektor pertanian. meski pada tahun 2010 nilai icor beberapa subsektor pada sektor ini negatif, namun sektor ini memili daya serap tenaga kerja yang tinggi dan dampak pengganda yang juga tinggi. di samping itu, faktor kepemilikan sumberdaya (resource endowment) seperti kesuburan lahan dan sumberdaya air yang melimpah sangat mendukung bagi pengembangan sektor dan subsektor pertanian. terlebih selama ini sektor pertanian senantiasa memberikan kontribusi terhadap pembentukan pdrb rata-rata sebesar 13 persen. sektor pertanian saat ini juga tengah membutuhkan dukungan investasi dan perhatian yang serius sebagai upaya pemulihan (recovery) pasca erupsi merapi agar dapat kembali menghasilkan nilai tambah bagi perekonomian. sektor berikutnya yang layak mendapatkan prioritas dalam arahan investasi adalah sektor industri pengolahan. sektor tersebut memiliki nilai icor rendah dan penciptaan lapangan kerja yang tinggi serta dampak pengganda terhadap sektor lain yang juga tinggi. kabupaten sleman memiliki banyak potensi bagi pengembangan industri pengolahan, khususnya skala industri kecil dan menengah. lebih lanjut, untuk sektor pertambangan dan penggalian meskipun memiliki nilai icor rendah namun tidak disarankan untuk menjadi prioritas dalam pemilihan investasi, karena faktor endowment kabupaten sleman dalam bahan tambang hanya berupa pasir (galian c). jika sektor tersebut dipacu melalui eksplorasi yang berlebihan juga akan berpotensi merusak lingkungan. hal yang sama juga terjadi pada sektor listrik dan air bersih dan sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi. kedua sektor tersebut kurang disarankan bagi pilihan prioritas investasi yang mendesak karena memiliki icor yang tinggi dan sifatnya yang pada modal (capital intensive). simpulan beberapa kesimpulan yang bisa ditarik dari kajian penyusunan indikator ekonomi (icor) kabupaten sleman tahun 2011 adalah sebagai berikut: (1) pada tahun 2010 perekonomian kabupaten sleman tumbuh sebesar 4,49 persen dengan sektor-sektor yang menjadi andalan adalah sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran yang memberikan konstribusi sebesar 22,76 persen, sektor jasa-jasa sebesar 18,80 persen, sektor industri pengolahan sebesar 14,16 persen, dan sektor pertanian sebesar 13,02 persen. (2) berdasarkan harga konstan 2000, perkembangan nilai investasi di kabupaten sleman selama lima terakhir terus mengalami peningtabel 6. distribusi serapan tenaga kerja di kabupaten sleman menurut sektor tahun 2005 2010 no sektor 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 1 pertanian 22,41 21,61 22,19 19,28 20,36 22,23 2 pertambangan & penggalian 1,49 0,76 0,57 0,62 0,55 3 industri pengolahan 12,61 13,64 12,86 14,44 13,40 14,59 4 listrik, gas & air bersih 0,18 0,18 0,16 0,07 0,28 5 konstruksi 7,79 7,94 7,81 7,20 8,25 6,20 6 perdagangan, hotel & restoran 24,83 22,89 25,99 27,36 26,13 25,40 7 pengangkutan & komunikasi 4,14 4,87 2,94 5,76 4,04 8 keuangan, real estate & jasa perusahaan 2,89 2,51 3,34 3,10 3,42 9 jasa-jasa 23,66 25,61 24,51 22,17 23,56 24,14 total 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 jumlah (orang) 477,718 462,745 505,672 527,985 528,376 533,045 penyusunan indikator ekonomi (didi nuryadin dan jamzani sodik) 93 katan meski dengan laju pertumbuhan yang kurang menggembirakan, bahkan pada tahun 2010 hanya mampu tumbuh 2,10 persen. perkembangan investasi pma dan pmdn selama tiga tahun terakhir juga mengalami penurunan akibat faktor ekonomi global dan nasional. (3) dari hasil perhitungan diperoleh dugaan koefisien icor kabupaten sleman tahun 2010 sebesar 8,69 lebih tinggi dari rata-rata icor provinsi daerah istimewa yogyakarta sebesar 7,93 persen dan icor nasional pada tahun yang sama sebesar 4,43 persen. secara sektoral nilai icor dapat dikelompokkan menjadi tiga kategori. pertama, icor negatif, yakni sektor pertanian dan sektor perdagangan, hotel dan restoran khususnya subsektor hotel yang memiliki nilai icor masing-masing -46,28 dan -4,49. kedua, yakni sektor dan subsektor yang tercatat memiliki nilai icor tinggi (dua digit), meliputi sektor listrik, gas dan air bersih (seluruh subsektor), pengangkutan dan komunikasi (subsektor pengangkutan) dan sektor jasa-jasa (subsektor pemerintahan umum). ketiga, sektor dan subsektor dengan nilai icor rendah (efisien), yang meliputi: sektor pertanian (subsektor perikanan), sektor pertambangan dan penggalian, sektor industri pengolahan, sektor perdagangan hotel dan restoran (subsektor perdagangan besar dan eceran dan restoran), sektor pengangkutan dan komunikasi (subsektor komunikasi), sektor keuangan, dan sektor jasa-jasa (subsektor swasta). (4) dengan skenario proyeksi pertumbuhan ekonomi, bahwa pdrb akan tumbuh moderat berada pada kisaran 5 persen maka nilai icor lima tahun ke depan diprediksi masih berada pada kisaran 7–9 persen dengan kebutuhan investasi 2,49–2,82 trilyun rupiah per tahun. rekomendasi. (1) nilai icor kabupaten sleman secara total yang tinggi mencerminkan inefisiensi kinerja investasi yang kurang baik dan sekaligus kebutuhan akan investasi yang tinggi. untuk itu, kebutuhan investasi bisa ditopang oleh dunia usaha mengingat keterbatasan anggaran pemerintah. merespon hal tersebut maka, iklim usaha yang kondusif dan serangkaian kebijakan dan aturan maupun prosedur yang terkait dengan investasi untuk disederhanakan. (2) mengendalikan perencanaan dan pengembangan investasi secara konsisten dan sistematis dalam rangka memperbaiki kinerja unitunit kerja terkait di lingkungan pemerintah kabupaten sleman yang menangani pengembangan investasi. jika dipandang perlu, untuk merealisasikan target pencapaian investasi pada sektor tertentu yang dilandasi oleh implementasi rencana aksi pengembangan investasi dapat dibuat business map peluang investasi beserta bentuk-bentuk dukungan dari pemerintah kabupaten termasuk aspek perizinan dan insentif. (3) pilihan terhadap sektor dan subsektor investasi dengan terlebih dahulu mempertimbangkan indikator seperti icor, serapan tenaga kerja, keterkaitan ke hulu dan hilir serta kepemilikan sumberdaya (resource endowment) penting untuk dilakukan. namun demikian, bukan berarti meninggalkan atau menegasikan sektor dan subsektor yang tidak memenuhi kriteria dalam indikator-indikator yang digunakan. (4) peran investasi pemerintah melalui pengeluaran pembangunan dapat lebih difokuskan kepada pembenahan infrastruktur dan kelembagaan guna menunjang iklim investasi yang baik serta mereduksi munculnya potensi ekonomi biaya tinggi. di samping itu, perlu diakomodir berbagai skema kerjasama pemerintah swasta (public private partnership) dalam investasi penyediaan barang-barang publik sebagai upaya mengatasi keterbatasan anggaran pemerintah. (5) terhadap sektor-sektor yang memenuhi kriteria, (nilai icor, kontribusi terhadap pdrb, serapan tenaga kerja, ketersediaan sumberdaya), sebagai beikut: (a) sektor perdagangan; hotel dan restoran: mengembangkan obyek dan daya tarik wisata (odtw), termasuk recovery kawasan kaliurang, mengembangkan pemasaran pariwisata, meningkatkan kapasitas pedagang pasar tradisional, meningkatkan penataan pasar umum (b) sektor pertanian; mengembangkan sektor pertanian ke arah usaha agribisnis dengan memperkuat sistem pertanian tanaman pangan, peternakan, perikanan, kehutanan, dan perkebunan dalam artian luas, meningkatkan ketahanan pangan daerah melalui penganekaragaman sumber daya pangan lokal, peningjurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 13, nomor 1, april 2012: 83-95 94 katan produksi hasil tanaman pangan dengan penerapan teknologi tepat guna, meningkatkan penerapan teknologi tepat guna di bidang pertanian, perkebunan, peternakan, dan perikanan, meningkatkan sarana dan prasarana tanaman pangan, kehutanan, perkebunan, peternakan, dan perikanan, meningkatkan pemasaran hasil produksi pertanian, perkebunan, peternakan, dan perikanan, mengembangkan budidaya perikanan air tawar melalui pengembangan dan pengelolaan kawasan minapolitan (c) sektor industri pengolahan. meningkatkan kapasitas manajemen (produksi, pemasaran, keuangan, sdm) umkm dan di sentra ikm, mengembangkan sentra-sentra industri potensial, mengembangkan industri yang menghasilkan input bagi sektor pertanian,dan pengolahan pasca panen (pembibitan, pembenihan, rekayasa, pengembangan makanan olahan), mengembangkan industri kecil dan menengah (ikm) yang berorientasi ekspor dan banyak menyerap tenaga kerja, meningkatkan sarana dan prasarana bidang perindustrian dan perdagangan daftar pustaka badan pusat statistik. 2008. kabupaten sleman, kabupaten sleman dalam angka, tahun 2007. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2009. kabupaten sleman, kabupaten sleman dalam angka, tahun 2008. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2009. produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) kabupaten sleman, tahun 2008. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2010. kabupaten sleman, kabupaten sleman dalam angka, tahun 2009. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2010. produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) kabupaten sleman, tahun 2009. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2011. analisis produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) diy, tahun 2006-2010. yogyakarta: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2011. kabupaten sleman dalam angka, tahun 2010. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2011. produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) kabupaten sleman, tahun 2010. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2012. kabupaten sleman dalam angka, tahun 2011. sleman: bps. badan pusat statistik. 2012. produk domestik regional bruto (pdrb) kabupaten sleman, tahun 2011. sleman: bps. mankiw, n, gregory. 2001. teori ekonomi makro, edisi 7, tahun 2000. jakarta: penerbit erlangga. muhamad, farid m. 2008. incremental capital output ratio: barometer efisiensi perekonomian nasional. jurnal ekonomi bisnis no.1 vol.13, april 2008. todaro, michael, p. 2000. pembangunan ekonomi, terjemahan harismunandar, edisi lima. jakarta: bumi aksara. penyusunan indikator ekonomi (didi nuryadin dan jamzani sodik) 95 lampiran tabel 4. koefisien icor kabupaten sleman 2010 menurut lapangan usaha sektor pmtb delta y icor 1. pertanian 143.952 (3.111) (46,28) a. tanaman bahan makanan 92.794 (5.980) (15,52) b. tanaman perkebunan 5.273 (413) (12,77) c. peternakan dan hasil-hasilnya 25.473 (461) (55,20) d. kehutanan 6.593 (144) (45,64) e. perikanan 13.818 3.888 3,55 2. pertambangan & penggalian 20.679 4.404 4,70 3. industri pengolahan 229.500 32.556 7,05 4. listrik, gas & air bersih 69.559 4.039 17,22 a. listrik 66.088 3.851 17,16 c. air bersih 3.470 187 18,53 5. bangunan 440.090 45.089 9,76 6. perdagangan hotel & restoran 400.012 76.483 5,23 a. perdagangan besar & eceran 136.811 28.355 4,82 b. hotel 6.598 (1.469) (4,49) c. restoran 256.602 49.597 5,17 7. pengangkutan & komunikasi 327.473 23.529 13,92 a. pengangkutan 273.968 14.888 18,40 b. komunikasi 53.506 8.641 6,19 8. keuangan 215.643 37.781 5,71 9. jasa-jasa 532.383 58.630 9,08 a. pemerintahan umum 455.282 38.977 11,68 b. swasta 77.101 19.653 3,92 total 2.379.290 273.643 8,69 sumber: bps kabupaten sleman, 2011. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 23 no 1, april 2022 article type: research paper do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries bayu kharisma*, adhitya wardhana, and mohammad naufal faisal sofyan abstract: a well-maintained political stability and economic freedom can encourage economic growth through investment, human capital, and technological developments. adverse phenomena such as the asia rohingya conflict and uprisings in the middle east conflict create an unstable political and economic environment, requiring institutions to develop an ideal environment for investors. this paper aims to identify the effect of political and economic institutions on economic growth. this paper uses panel data from developing asian countries in 2009-2018 using the system gmm model. the results indicate that economic institutions have a positive and significant effect on economic growth. however, political institutions have no significant effect on economic growth. these results indicate that economic institutions have an essential role in maintaining and controlling the activities of emerging markets in asia. good institutions have to be in place to prevent fraud in market activities. in addition, economic freedom is one of the critical factors in attracting investment into the country to have a spillover effect on technological development. keywords: political institution; economic institution; economic growth; asian; gmm system jel classification: e02; o10; o17; o40 introduction institutions are fundamental in economic growth as they facilitate policies for investment and human capital (acemoglu, 2009). institutions incentivize economic activities which spur economic growth. institutions also offer ideal conditions that can trigger various production factors such as capital investment, human capital, and innovation and technological development (eslamloueyan & jafari, 2019). institutions’ “rules of the game” provide constraints on individual behavior and influence economic activity through transaction costs (north, 2016). additionally, institutions can affect other macroeconomic activities such as exports, imports, and foreign capital inflows by providing efficiency, especially in resource allocation, stability in property rights, and supporting freedom of choice (nguyen, su, & nguyen, 2018; asif & majid, 2018). one factor affecting institutions is economic conditions; even similar countries may be affected differently based on whatever economic condition they are facing. for example, the role of institutions in economic growth stems from differences in economic conditions in north and south korea. affiliation: department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas padjadjaran, west java, indonesia *correspondence: bayu.kharisma@unpad.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v23i1.13897 citation: kharisma, b., wardhana, a., & sofyan, m. n. f. (2022). do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 23(1), 51-65. article history received: 04 feb 2022 revised: 18 mar 2022 30 mar 2022 accepted: 06 apr 2022 https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorid=57205223978 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=7xi8zu0aaaaj&hl=en http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/ http://iesp.feb.unpad.ac.id/ mailto:bayu.kharisma@unpad.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/13897 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v23i1.13897&domain=pdf kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 52 despite north and south korea gaining independence from japan simultaneously and having similarities in various factors such as geographical and cultural conditions (acemoglu, 2009), the present-day conditions of their economy have differed significantly. this disparity is due to the varying effects in how the institutions regulate each country, resulting in different economic conditions where south korea is more developed than north korea. another phenomenon regarding the role of institutions occurs in norway and venezuela, which shows how natural resources impact the two countries. torvik (2016) shows that although both have abundant natural resources, those natural resources have affected the economy of both countries differently. natural resources have encouraged norway’s economic growth, while venezuela is the opposite. one reason for this difference is the high role of political institutions in controlling resources by utilizing considerable political power. other phenomena of how institutions affect the economy occurs in south asia, resulting in rampant corruption cases and weak property rights (singh & pradhan, 2020). weak property rights cause low per capita income. the institutional phenomenon can be seen through the 2016 rohingya conflict, which peaked with a dispute between military forces and the rohingya community (burke et al., 2017). this phenomenon can be explained from an economic perspective, where conflicts can affect incoming investment (in this research, investment is shown in the form of establishing branches of multinational companies or new companies) (miklian, 2019). the case in south asia above is not unique. institutions also affect how other areas and regions cope and gain their economic conditions – thereby saying that institutions are one of the main contributors to a conducive economic environment. another significant area with prominent institutional effect is in the middle east, such as iraq. idris (2018) argues that the economic impact arising from the prolonged conflict is caused by the failure of iraqi institutions to manage the country’s potential natural resources, namely oil. petroleum cannot be adequately utilized by the government, which prevents these natural resources from increasing the quality of human capital. the government has also failed to diversify its policies regarding natural resources, thus reducing opportunities to increase investment and employment. the iraqi economy, which treats oil as the primary commodity and acts as a source of capital and consumption, requires the crucial role of institutions in determining economic growth (yousif, 2016). other developing countries in asia also experience similar problems. those countries tend to have weak institutions due to excessive intervention in the market, resulting in inefficiency and the potential for rent-seeking practices (khan, 2018). doğanay and değer (2021) stated that economic growth in developing countries is highly dependent on the quality of institutions in terms of effectiveness and efficiency of regulations. acemoglu (2009) states that institutions are divided into political and economic types. uddin, ali, and masih (2021) noted that political and economic institutions are measured by political stability and economic freedom. political stability affects economic growth because imbalances in the political world will lead to failure to manage or utilize political power, manipulation in the judiciary system, and may hinder an investor from committing to investments into the target country (olaoye & aderajo, 2020). thus, weak institutions kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 53 will impact low investment growth and reduce economic growth (wanjuu & le roux, 2017). in this case, the quality of political institutions is measured using political stability and the absence of violence. kaufmann, kraay, and mastruzzi (2008) believe that political stability and the absence of violence are valued between -2.5 and +2.5. the greater the value, the better the level of political stability in the country and vice versa. kaufmann et al. (2008) explained that world trends are illegible as the world average is assumed to be 0. meanwhile, the asian average in 2018 was -0.39, and the developing countries in asia have a score of -0.14. asia’s negative value is caused by various conflicts, especially those originating at the domestic level. erlangga (2018) stated that political instability in south asia is rooted in prolonged conflicts in afghanistan and pakistan. hoh (2019) also mentioned that the middle east conflict increases political instability, thereby increasing risk for investors (especially china) from investing in the region, which will impact economic growth. figure 1 is a measure of the quality of political institutions. figure 1 political stability and absence of violence in developing countries in asia 2009-2018 source: the worldwide governance indicators (wgi) 2009-2018 economic institutions assist policy regulations, both in property rights and economic freedom. this indirectly incentivizes individuals who invest primarily in technology and production efficiency (li, chu, & gao, 2018). haini (2019) stated that economic institutions can cut information and transaction costs which helps avoid market failures and maintain market stability. it also ensures that the limited resources can be allocated and used efficiently to prevent exploitation by certain parties. figure 2 measures the quality of economic institutions based on the economic freedom index. -0,6 -0,4 -0,2 0,0 0,2 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 developing countries in asia asia kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 54 figure 2 economic freedom index of developing countries in asia 2009-2018 source: the heritage foundation 2009-2018 figure 2 shows the average quality of economic institutions in asian countries. the average index value of developing countries in asia in 2018 was 62.55, higher than the asian average of 61.54 and the world average of 60.12. the heritage foundation (2018) stated that countries with points above 50 are classified as countries having freedom in economic activity. zhao, madni, anwar, and zahra (2021) stated that when a region in asia has economic freedom, it will encourage markets to function efficiently, thereby increasing trust, especially in companies, reducing uncertainty, and creating high levels of economic growth. in addition, these regions also encourage people to innovate and improve the economy due to low barriers to enter and exit from the market. improving the quality of economic institutions in asia is needed to control economic freedom, especially regulation and efficiency, and provide an ideal environment for investors. nadeem et al. (2019) further stated that south asia is opening up the economy and is continually trying to increase economic freedom among regions in the area. past studies have tried to examine the influence of institutions on economic growth using various measures. nawaz (2015) used indicators from the international country risk guide (icrg), while singh and pradhan (2020) and sabir, latif, qayyum, and abass (2019) used indicators from the world governance indicator (wgi). both studies found that, in general, institutions significantly affect economic growth. other studies have tried to focus on institutions based on types. uddin et al. (2021) focused on three types of institutions: political, economic, and financial institutions. the research is based on aisen and veiga (2013), which analyzed the quality of institutions through economic openness and political instability. meanwhile, haini (2019) divides institutions into political and economic institutions. these studies found that each institution significantly affected economic growth. however, other studies showed different results. aslam (2020) did not find that institutions have a significant effect on economic growth, but the study reverted on the finding after inputting macroeconomic variables such as inflation, economic openness, and human capital. xu et al. (2021) did not find a significant impact of several 50,0 53,0 56,0 59,0 62,0 65,0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 developing countries in asia asia world kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 55 institutional indicators, namely voice and accountability, regulatory quality, and political stability on economic growth. empirical studies show potential factors affecting the institutional performance of developing countries in asia, such as trade wars, technological advances, and conflicts such as the rohingya and the middle east, which may hamper the economic sector (miklian, 2019; yousif, 2016). thus, research on institutions does not always have a consistent result with different results based on the types of institutions studied. therefore, this study aims to look at the role of political and economic institutions on the economic growth of developing countries in asia. this research contributes important empirical results regarding the effect of institutions and economic growth from developing countries in asia. research method institutions in this research were measured based on political and economic institutions. economic growth is measured using per capita income with a constant value in 2010. this study focuses on developing countries in asia. referring to previous research, developing countries in asia tend to have weak institutional conditions and are prone to rent-seeking practices (khan, 2018). in addition, developing countries were selected as the scope as suggested by doğanay and değer (2021), which says that economic growth in developing countries is highly dependent on the quality of institutions, especially the quality of regulations. the developing asian countries selected in this study were based on the classification of the united nations (2021), which consisted of bahrain, bangladesh, bhutan, brunei darussalam, cambodia, china, fiji, hong kong, india, indonesia, iran, israel, jordan, kiribati, laos, lebanon, malaysia, maldives, mongolia, myanmar, nepal, oman, pakistan, philippines, south korea, saudi arabia, singapore, sri lanka, thailand, turkey, united arab emirates, vanuatu, and vietnam. furthermore, the period from 2009 to 2018 was selected as the research period to identify changes in the quality of institutions when specific phenomena occurred, such as the trade war in 2018, technological progress, the 2016 rohingya conflict, and the middle east conflict. in addition, when analyzing the impact of the 2008 u.s. subprime mortgage crisis, kim, kim, and lee (2015) argued that the spillover effect from this crisis could affect asia, especially concerning dollar liquidity from the foreign exchange market. the economic growth as a dependent variable is measured using the natural logarithm of per capita income based on the us$ 2010 constant prices obtained from the world bank (aslam, 2020). economic institutions are measured using the economic freedom index obtained from the heritage foundation as used in previous research (alhassan & kilishi, 2019; uddin et al., 2021). the economic freedom index has four main pillars: the rule of law, government size, regulatory efficiency, and open market. the overall value of the four pillars is used to determine the market freedom in a country; the greater an kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 56 individual’s freedom when conducting economic activities, the greater the level of investment, per capita income, and economic growth of a country (the heritage foundation, 2021). meanwhile, political institutions refer to previous research (uddin et al., 2021; benayed, 2020; darsono et al., 2022; mahaini, noordin, & mohamad, 2019) that used political stability and the absence of violence, including violence with political motives and terrorism obtained from the world governance indicator (wgi), to identify political stability (kaufmann, kraay, & mastruzzi, 2010). other variables of economic growth are obtained from the world bank, such as investment using the gross capital formation measure (alexiou, vogiazas, & solovev, 2019). foreign investment is used to measure foreign investment inflow (olaoye & aderajo, 2020). inflation is calculated using the consumer price index (saha & zhang, 2017). finally, population growth is measured using the percentage growth per year (shchegolev & hayat, 2018). the research uses the two-step dynamic panel data of the system of generalized method of moments estimation (sys-gmm). sys-gmm aims to overcome the model’s endogeneity problem and other classical assumption problems such as heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation, especially when the first lag of the dependent variable is included as the independent variable (roodman, 2009). furthermore, this method is suitable for samples larger than the time period (n>t) (blundell & bond, 1998). in addition, the use of dynamic panel data is carried out because current economic growth tends to be influenced by past economic growth (uddin, ali, & masih, 2017). for this reason, it is necessary to add an independent variable in the form of a lag from the dependent variable (yt-1). the use of dependent variable lag as an independent variable can correlate with error so that regression using pooled least squares, random effects, and fixed effects gives inconsistent results (aisen & veiga, 2013). in addition, the use of the cross-section regression method in the growth model (cross-section growth regression) was criticized by (levine & renelt, 2016; anwar, 2018) for the independent variables included in the specification or in other words, the estimated parameter values changed very significantly when one or more variables are entered or removed from the model. this shows the possibility of the model being exposed to the problem of omitted variable bias. according to (blundell & bond, 1998), instrumental variables are used to overcome endogeneity problems by treating the second lag of endogenous variables as instruments, while exogenous variables can use equations at the level as there is no correlation to error. this study refers to uddin et al. (2017) and aisen and veiga (2013), where the second lag of the dependent variable and the independent variable becomes the instrument in the first derivative equation. in comparison, the first lag of the variable is used as an instrument in the equation at the level. then, the level of the exogenous variable can be used as an instrument. furthermore, this research carried out regression by comparing the pooled least squares, random effects, fixed effects, first difference gmm, and system gmm. the use of dynamic panel data where there is a first lag variable from the dependent variable (yt-1) as an independent variable will give biased results if processed using the pooled least square, kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 57 random effect, and fixed effect method due to autocorrelation between (yt-1) and the unobserved fixed effect (aisen & veiga, 2013; han & phillips, 2006; muhammad, islam, & marashdeh, 2015). thus, the sys-gmm method can avoid autocorrelation and endogeneity problems in the model. in addition, sys-gmm can overcome the problem of weak instruments in the first difference gmm (fd-gmm) estimator (blundell & bond, 1998). therefore, the dynamic panel method approach can be good if it meets the criteria for consistency and instrument validity (sari & cahyadin, 2021). acemoglu (2009) states an endogeneity problem in the relationship between institutions and economic growth. this is explained in research conducted by uddin et al. (2017), where the variables of political stability and the absence of violence have endogeneity problems because political instability will lead to reduced investment activities and hamper economic growth. meanwhile, stunted economic growth can increase political instability, causing the collapse of the government and political unrest. this research model adopts the model from uddin et al. (2021), especially in determining the size of political and economic institutions. however, control variables and sample differences were modified as this study uses annual data from developing countries in asia. thus, the econometric model in this study is as follows: 𝑙𝑛𝑌𝑖𝑡 = 𝛽1𝑙𝑛𝑌𝑡−1 + 𝛽2𝑝𝑜𝑙_𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽3𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛_𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑖𝑡 + 𝛽𝑖𝑋𝑖𝑡 + 𝜃𝑡 + 𝛿𝑖 + 𝑢𝑖𝑡 ........ (1) where 𝑙𝑛𝑌 is the logarithm of per capita income, 𝑙𝑛𝑌t-1 is the logarithm of the country’s previous per capita income, 𝑝𝑜𝑙_𝑖𝑛𝑠 is the political stability and the absence of violence as a measure of political institutions, 𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛_𝑖𝑛𝑠 is the economic freedom index as a measure of economic institutions, 𝑋 is the control variable consisting of investment, foreign investment, inflation, and population growth, δi is country-specific fixed effects, θt is the time fixed effects, and it is country i, year t and uit is the error term. result and discussion table 1 shows that economic growthmeasured by gdp per capitaaverages $11,178.82 per year, with the lowest being $567.90 per year and the highest being $59,260.57 per year. political institutions have an average of -0.25 points, with the lowest score being 2.81 points and the highest being 1.61 points. a negative value indicates that the level of political stability in the asian developing countries is insufficient. economic institutions have an average score of 60.80 points, which indicates that developing countries in asia have an open economy. the lowest score was 36.7 points, and the highest was 90.2 points. investment is measured using a gross capital formation with an average of 29.21%, the lowest figure is 14.12%, and the highest is 69.48%. the foreign investment variable has an average of 5.19%, with the lowest value of -37.15% and the highest of 58.51%. the inflation variable has an average of 4.28%, the lowest value is -3.89%, and the highest is 36.60%. finally, population growth has an average of 1.78%, with the lowest rate of -0.26% and the highest of 11.04%. kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 58 table 1 descriptive statistics variable mean standard deviation min max gdp per capita 11,178.82 13,406.63 567.90 59,260.57 political institution -0.25 0.98 -2.81 1.61 economic institution 60.80 10.79 36.7 90.2 investment 29.21 8.87 14.12 69.48 foreign investment 5.19 8.24 -37.15 58.51 inflation 4.28 4.37 -3.89 36.60 population growth 1.78 1.49 -0.26 11.04 table 2 estimation results of pls, re, fe, diff-gmm and sys-gmm variable pls random effect fixed effect diff-gmm sys-gmm lny t-1 0.9912*** (0.0023) 0.9864*** (0.0035) 0.9118*** (0.0182) 0.9561*** (0.1271) 0.9618*** (0.0112) political institution 0.0064*** (0.0018) 0.0062* (0.0032) 0.0086 (0.0057) 0.0089 (0.0581) 0.0065 (0.0182) economic institution 0.0002 (0.0003) 0.0004 (0.0003) 0.0014 (0.0005) 0.0053 (0.0029) 0.0042** (0.0016) investment 0.0012*** (0.0001) 0.0015*** (0.0002) 0.0017*** (0.0004) 0.0004 (0.0012) 0.0020** (0.0007) foreign investment 0.0008*** (0.0002) 0.0009*** (0.0002) 0.0007*** (0.0002) 0.0010 (0.0007) 0.0001 (0.0005) inflation -0.0014** (0.0006) -0.0017*** (0.0004) -0.0021*** (0.0006) -0.0016 (0.0023) -0.0066*** (0.0023) population growth -0.0108*** (0.0010) -0.0088*** (0.0014) -0.0081*** (0.0023) -0.0145*** (0.0045) -0.0161*** (0.0027) groups 33 33 instruments 28 25 ar (1) 0.041 0.040 ar (2) 0.071 0.139 hansen j stat. 0.760 0.991 note : () denotes robust standard errors in brackets. *** significant in 1%, ** significant in 5%, * significant in 10%. the second lag is used as an instrument in the first difference equation. the first lag is used as an instrument in the equation at the level (aisen & veiga, 2013; uddin et al., 2017). based on table 2, the economic institutions have a positive and significant influence at a significance level of 5% with a coefficient value of 0.0042. this means that every 1 point increase in the economic institution will increase economic growth by 0.42%, ceteris paribus. this result is in line with previous research, which showed positive and significant economic growth results in south asia (nadeem et al., 2019). another study with similar results was conducted by uddin et al. (2021), using the economic freedom index to measure the economic institution. the security provided by economic institutions in maintaining stability, especially property rights, will increase domestic investment. regulations regarding property rights will encourage companies to research to obtain efficient technology. in addition, with policies regulating property rights, individuals will obtain incentives from investment as new companies will bring forward more efficient technology (acemoglu, 2009). in addition to the property rights policy, economic institutions can open the economy, triggering investment in foreign capital. imtiaz and kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 59 bashir (2017) stated that economic freedom will ease foreign investors to channel funds into the country with low barriers from the government, especially for entering and exiting the market, reducing transaction costs and information asymmetry in the south asian region. in addition, in order to increase investment, strong economic institutions are needed (ma'ruf, 2010). research on the importance of economic institutions was also stated by wanjuu and le roux (2017) and hussain and haque (2016), where economic institutions have a positive and significant effect on economic growth. political institutions have no significant effect on economic growth. similar results were found in the study of xu et al. (2021) in asia, which found that political stability and the absence of violence had no significant effect on economic growth. he stated that this result occurred from obstacles to institutional performance in asian countries due to the fragile political conditions. similar results were found in the study of gnangoin et al. (2019) in asia. in addition, political institutions have a negative effect, similar to the research of doğanay and değer (2021) and shchegolev and hayat (2018), where this occurs due to the unequal distribution of political power in the institutional structure where one group has greater control and tends to trigger the practice of rent-seeking. another study with negative results was found in zhuo, o, muhammad, and khan (2020). economic growth of the previous year affected the current economic growth positively and significantly at the level of 1% with a coefficient of 0.9618, similar to the research conducted by aslam (2020). the lag coefficient of the dependent variable, which is less than 1 ( |ρ| < 1), indicates that the model is stationary (corlett & aigner, 1972). other studies state that the lag of the dependent variable is significant, indicating that there is a convergence where countries with lower per capita incomes have higher economic growth to catch up with the economic conditions of developed countries that have reached steady-state conditions (haini, 2019; muhammad et al., 2015). as measured by gross capital formation, investment has a positive and significant effect at a significance level of 5% with a coefficient of 0.0020. this means that every 1% increase in investment will increase economic growth by 0.20%, ceteris paribus. these results follow the research conducted by alexiou et al. (2019) and shchegolev and hayat (2018) and shchegolev and hayat (2018) where the accumulation of physical capital will increase economic growth. in addition, research by uddin et al. (2021) in developing countries also found a positive and significant effect. mankiw (2010) explains this through the production function where physical capital accumulation will encourage economic growth. meanwhile, no significant effect was found on the foreign investment variable. these results are in line with the research of uddin and masih (2016), rahman, rana, and barua, (2019), and olaoye and aderajo, (2020), where various factors such as unstable political conditions, the inefficiency of institutional performance and lack of property rights protection will prevent the entry of foreign capital. in addition, incoming foreign capital cannot be adequately utilized, especially in developing the productive sector. kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 60 inflation has a negative and significant effect with a significance level of 1% with a coefficient of 0.0066. this means that every 1% increase in inflation will reduce economic growth by 0.66%, ceteris paribus. similar results were obtained in the research of aisen and veiga (2013) and muhammad et al. (2015), where inflation will hamper economic growth. imam and kpodar (2016) found similar results; high inflation results in price changes. if it changes erratically, it will reduce efficiency and productivity levels. mankiw (2010) further states that inflation levels can reduce people’s purchasing power, thus reducing consumption levels and ultimately hampering economic growth. population growth has a negative and significant effect on economic growth at a significance level of 1% with a coefficient of 0.0161. that means that a 1% increase in economic growth will reduce economic growth by 1.61%, ceteris paribus. similar results were obtained in the research of aisen and veiga (2013), zghidi, mohamed sghaier, and abida (2016), and aslam (2020), where population growth tends to reduce per capita income. this follows solow’s theory, where population growth will reduce output and per capita income (mankiw, 2010). finally, there was no significant effect on foreign investment similar to the research of uddin and masih (2016), rahman et al. (2019) and olaoye and aderajo (2020), where various factors such as unstable political conditions, inefficiency of institutional performance and lack of property rights protection will prevent the entry of foreign capital. in addition, the incoming foreign capital cannot be adequately utilized, especially in developing the productive sector. robustness check this research also examines the consistency (robustness check) of the key variables, namely the political and economic institutions. table 3 estimation results of two-step dynamic panel of system gmm estimation variable sys-gmm (1) (2) ln (gdp per kapita t-1) 0.9402*** (0.0196) 0.9618*** (0.0112) political institution 0.0137 (0.0227) 0.0065 (0.0182) economic institution 0.0045* (0.0026) 0.0042** (0.0016) investment 0.0020** (0.0007) foreign investment 0.0001 (0.0005) inflation 0.0066*** (0.0023) population growth 0.0161*** (0.0027) note : () denotes robust standard errors in brackets.*** significant in 1%, ** significant in 5%, * significant in 10%. the second lag is used as an instrument in the first difference equation. the first lag is used as an instrument in the equation at the level (aisen & veiga, 2013; uddin et al., 2017). kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 61 the test compares two regression models in the system gmm method. the first model does not have control variables, and the second model has control variables. table 3 shows that the economic institution consistently influences economic growth positively and significantly, both before adding the control variable and after adding the control variable. conclusion this study provides an empirical contribution to the ongoing discussion of the relationship of institutional influence and economic growth of developing countries in asia. this research concluded that the quality of the economic institution has a positive and significant effect on economic growth in asia. economic freedom provides convenience, especially when entering and exiting the marketthus increasing the interest of investors towards the countries. this economic freedom is supported by property rights policies that can guarantee investors’ assets, triggering technological progress and increasing human capital. meanwhile, political institutions have no significant effect on economic growth. this happens because of the unequal distribution of political power in the institutional structure where one group has control and tends to trigger the practice of rent-seeking. this study utilized secondary data during 2009-2018. based on the estimation results and robustness test using the gmm system, the economic institutional variables are significant, except for political institutions. the dynamic panel method with the arellanobond gmm approach can be suitable if it meets the criteria for consistency and instrument validity. finally, the combination of these policies will boost domestic productivity, followed by an increase in economic growth. meanwhile, this study did not find a significant influence from political institutions, which may happen if political power is not well distributed and concentrated in one group; thus, political stability will be followed by increased rentseeking practices. however, this study is limited by not having exclusive access to specific institutional indicators at certain institutions, especially when determining political institutions with diverse sizes, methods and sources. various studies have only looked at the influence of institutions in general. as summarised, economic institutions have a significant effect on economic growth as it assists in maintaining and controlling the activities of emerging markets in asia. good institutions are necessary to control fraud in market activities such as monopolistic practices and rent-seeking. in addition, economic freedom is an essential factor in attracting investment into the country to have a spillover effect on technological developments. kharisma, wardhana, & sofyan do institutions cause growth? evidence from asian countries jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 62 references acemoglu, d. 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(2019). ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services in lewes, east sussex, england. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 20(1), 27-48 article history received: january 2019 accepted: april 2019 http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 28 communicate varying parties about the inclusiveness of the conservation world (mccauley, 2006) – where emanating a sense of stewardship for the nature is necessary. the attracted extension of this concept is inadvertently shaped by interwoven ‘the objectification of the natural world’ (rogers, 1998). the logic roots have framed the environmental degradation as a ‘market failure’ (gómez-baggethun and ruiz-pérez, 2011). this expansion is the domains of the environmental economics which have devoted to the methods of valuing the natural world. some scholars agree that this concept is a way forward for conservation due to the crisis in the traditional one. it involves wider actors to define the suitable economy for the environmental situation. the utilitarian framing, for example, has taken a part into this concept by the ‘use values’ in measuring the social benefits of ecosystem functioning which has widely attracted the western policy maker (westman, 1977). some others, however, conversely decide that this concept is another potential tragedy in the conservation history. the ‘metaphor of nature as a stock that provides a flow of services is insufficient for the future of the environment’ (norgaard, 2010, p.1219). this could be a disruption in the policy arena which use the available room to maneuver. ecosystems, in this study, define as natural benefits from multiple resources rather than a single resource such as fish or tree (chapin, et. al., 2009). historical speaking, giving the voice for the voiceless, such as the term ‘services’ for the natural world, deserve to be more closely studied. the ‘services’ has evolved into the unprecedented monetary value for the prior non-marketed environment – see example for carbon trading (carton, 2014). even though the environmental protection needs to control wisely the quantity of consumption on the natural world, doubt of the kind protection has come since the limit of ecosystems is indefinite. ‘the focus on economic valuation of the es has contributed to attract political support for conservation, but also to promote the commodification of the ecosystem functions’ (gómez-baggethun, et. al., 2010). it unfold the question as what caroline lucas, mp, stated in a debate ‘gentleman agree that we need very strong safeguards including in planning system, to ensure that by putting a pound sign on priceless ecosystems such as ancient woodlands we do not inadvertently open the door to their destruction?’ (house of commons hansard debates for 21 oct 2013). this question shows the political attention to be ‘a sign of commodification process’ as a dilemma in the environmental policy in the uk. some literature, that seems promote the reconciliation of the theory and practice, has involved the distribution and efficiency aspect into the schemes using the es concept. muradian, et. al. (2010) explain the insight to encourage the knowledge about the es as the purpose to avoid commodification agenda in the ‘steward earns principle’ policy which is directly proportionated with the importance of economic incentives. in doing so, obstacles exist due to the complexity of the ecological and economic field. it seemingly needs necessary innovations to tackle the complexities in the provision (vatn, 2010). the detail of the schemes draws in the institutional settings related to social embeddedness and legitimation of the community empowerment. the setup, eventually, may create the wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 29 high ‘transaction cost’ as there is the need to sustain the payment for ‘the services providers’. this study, therefore, is particularly interested in how the policy arena can further develop and strengthen the es concept as a discourse at the uk. it is important since this country is at the second place after the us which have contributed based on the affiliations of the author to the 7985 articles at scopus that embrace the related concept (chaudhary, et.al., 2015, p.29). the analysis of the discourse will focus on the institutionalization process of the es concept using a time frame from the prior review to enable recognition of social and political issues (ibid; den besten, et. al., 2014). the analysis, however, involves aspects from the controversy on economic valuation of es. the political critiques will be presented as the substantial part. the aspects are ‘particular institutional setup and expansion of pricing into previously non-marketed areas of the environment’ (gómez-baggethun and ruiz-pérez, 2011, p.613). based on the collected evidences, i conclude a similar pattern of the institutional settings towards the environmental protections in between changes related to following: 1) agricultural pressures, and 2) urban pressures. the following sections provide the incorporation of the es concept in terms of the ‘neoliberal turn’ events in the societal interactions. firstly, it emerged on the agricultural policy in the uk which has transformed the state-supported policy aep into the ‘pes talk’ approach (porter et. al., 2014). secondly, the innovation on the institutional setup on the pes preference for results-oriented payments in policy documents such as the natural environment white paper, defra 2011 (lockhart, 2015). lewes ‘town to down’ initiative assessing the value of es to local communities is the specific case in this study of the white paper implementation. a documented film provided by the cub project from related web archives will be provided in transcriptions to review the potential benefit for the housing builders through the initiatives of the environmental protections. finally, i argue that the discourse of es using economic valuation process has also shaped by the elite capture. research method implementing the es concept has transformed as an ambivalence in the conservation world. armsworth, et. al., (2007, p.1384) highlight preliminary questions for the research plan implementing the concept such as ‘what decisions regarding the es is the science intended to inform? what opportunities are available to change the provision and consumption of those services?’ they assert, as the respond, the es science should improve the insight about the fundamental links between the natural world and human well-being. early 1980s was the time where the environmental issues academically received attention and the term of es was first used (chaudhary, et. al., 2015). specifically, the focus has intertwined with the landscape changes. those are not only an anthropogenic pressure but also the growing notion into something that related to ‘the process of wealth creation wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 30 factors economically called natural capital and social capital (costanza, 2003). the economic logics stated those two types of capital as the production factors. ‘a core idea behind markets is to establish competition among agents to foster efficiency’ (vatn, 2010, p.1246). whilst, the role of the communities’ governance provides the solution to reduce the transaction cost ‘by increasing the necessary trust and engagement into the community’ (vatn, 2010, p.1250; vatn, 2002). it is today that the environmental protection has mainly one focus in terms of the direction of development. sharp and richardson (2001) mention, as a discourse in the environmental policy approach, it would bring about the social change notion where institutional structures and communication as the causal factors. the jargon bioregionalism from the deep ecologist show the same pattern in the needing to engage people into the new way of living. ‘this is the idea of people living in harmony with the land and the seasons’ (chapin, et. al. 2009). this is a principle for sustainable society that has the similar requirement with the notion of the es concept. even though there is a different part of those practical movements. es concept which involve a ‘cosmetic solution’ has promoted a collaboration within actors until the global scale; bioregionalism or the dark green one in the context of the lifestyle, however, has promoted the decentralization mode where ‘small is beautiful’. the effort in this study is more to analyze the elite capture as the social and political issues at the policy arena mentioned by the independent media in the uk. those are restricted only to the mode of how political arena tackle both to the hunger and living – food and housing necessities –, and the environmental protection. the analysis adapts to use discourse-centered analysis using institutional time frame from the prior review (chaudhary, et. al., 2015; den besten, et. al., 2014). the general time frame of the growing shape of the es concept are as followed (table 1). table 1 the evolution of es concept sources: chaudhary, et. al., 2015; den besten, et. al., 2014; modified year events evolution concept pre-1997 early academic conceptions of es 1997 when pes was first adopted as a national scale policy in costa rica expanding economic and policy interest in es 2001 the launch of mea uptake of es concept by global actors 2005 the release of mea synthesis report global reporting on ecosystem services 2010 when agreement on ipbes was reached, followed by it establishment in 2012 institutionalisation of an intergovernmental body on biodiversity and es wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 31 the doubt is about the instruments of power upon the pricing notions of the natural resources arising from the reflection towards sustainable society. literally, ‘dark green movements’ have the goal to be independent from a mode of centralized authority such as ‘a legislative framework giving access for the government to the continuing domestic sphere’ (chapin, et. al. 2009). but the economic valuation of the es has promoted access to a global scale. it configures the contrast in the expanding trend from the initial purpose of the es concept. the following sections will put more effort to emphasizes correlated events within the societal interactions in the history and contemporary. result and discussion state-supported for centralized authorities and trade impetus the war world ii is the deadliest tragedy in the humanitarian history. it followed by the remarkable cooperation regarding the negotiations of the earlier european integration during the cold war. the geopolitical rearrangements of the european dynamics were fraught with the decades of diplomacy (ludlow, 2005). the contemporary european history cover the questions ranging from britain’s foreign policy first attempts to engage with the six in early eec, to american’s hegemony towards the goal of european political union, elaborating via the first european treaties and the initiation of cap. the history of earlier european integration charles de gaulle, was adopted the first veto in the rueff plan and the fta for stabilizing the french economy (lynch, 2000). the december 1958, renewing protection and foreign indebtedness had have facilitated the french economy in the eec and the gatt – it was the time where the british proposed to set up fta. the french’s failure to tackling the deficit in the balance of payment has stated as the reason behind the british political economy ‘to keep france out of the common market’ made the fta seems more attractive (ibid, p.115). at that time, both are having different imperial preferences: french within the physiocrat belief retained the agriculture products engagement for the more specific market area; england disagreed with the agriculture part and proposed wider zone for the international trade. changes in commercial policy was what a country necessary do in the name of security (schenk, 2002). thus, in between the 1955 and 1963, trade agendas have become the impetus of the economic integration probably the most remarkable one. the fundamental policy reversal contains the negotiation ‘from britain’s refusal to take part in the common market project launched by the six of the ecsc at the messina conference to prime minister harold macmillan’s effort to negotiate entry into the eec’ (schaad, 1998, p.39). it was due to the growing continental market situation that could endanger the britain economic situation for being outside the european market. this reversal decision, moreover, involved its alliances with the united states and west german. wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 32 beyond the reversal policy from french and britain, the aimed at promoting french agriculture exports had been the french’s motivation in rejecting the fta which was fewer prospects in agricultural exports than the eec’s common market (warlouzet, 2011). moravcsik (2000, p.27) writes de gaulle’s remark about the european identity, ‘political will is the spirit behind economic unification’, purposing to limit the eec member only for the six. toward this gaulle’s proposal, american government observers realized that these political plans for western europe were aimed against us influence ‘on the continent and in the atlantic alliance’ (giauque, 2000, p. 108). the fta once facing the failure in the 1956 – 1958, this failure led the common market of the eec to surpass the fta’s technical and political aspects including the integration of cooperation in the agricultural sector. mobility towards polarity the historical events bring the market impetus within the growing of the environmental politics. it has ironical events which embedded the powerful hegemony of the global ‘polarity’ (patel, 2013, p. 650). a history of the european integration has formed through the political struggles in between hegemonic forces from the united states and the soviet union. the european union thence is the formulation in creating the new force outside those two mentioned (giauque, 2000). those such a competition have contributed into the new institutional setup during a heated international affairs. in the 1982, ‘european conference of postal and telecommunications administrations (cept) has become the postage stamps on a european theme at the twenty-fifth anniversary of the treaties of rome commemoration’ (patel, 2013, p. 649). historical archive represented this ironic twisted momentum highlighting a non-governmental organization movement to step in telecommunications strategy. it is the ‘sectors requiring urgent action’ prior to the treaties of rome where the six disagreed. although the cept had a position of outside the treaties of rome, several states member would facilitate it. it came up into the explanation why dutch, french, and italian stamps looked quite different, whilst, the implementation of the cept encompassed a wider range of states member than the european communities (ec). in 1989 to 1991 (post-cold-war period), gaullist vision for the more autonomous from the us’s influence of western europe has provoked the emergence of the european identity – where europeans applied to the civilization at the same continent. ‘the failure of the confederation project reflected the at least partial, and temporary, failure of the vision of european architecture which mitterrand, after de gaulle, had tried to promote’ (bozo, 2008, p.412). it had seen in 1988. during the period of mitterand as the french president, moscow visit on 25th november clearly was the strategy to attach with gorbachev’s ‘common home’. the visit was beyond the need for more pragmatic and concrete cooperation in the european, naturally transcend the east-west's borders. it notes the environmental and technological exchanges associated with the certain aspects of the soviet union ‘eureka’ project as the main consent towards the futuristic projection. wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 33 the challenge has come across the unrested interconnections. the ‘theme of europe is so ideologically plastic that it can fit effortlessly into the discourse of any national political party’ (bruneteau, 2000, p.257). therefore, an international and regional organization might be ‘established to seek solutions no other form of institutional setting provides’ (patel, 2013, p.670). the adjustment toward the environmental protecting act, however, still has the possible influence towards the solution of this global ‘polarity’. common agricultural policy the history has captured the order onto the agricultural reform coming from the controversial arrangements. the cap assertion has also attributed to changes as the negotiations provides power and control through the european budget (jackson, 1993). the european integration should be a ‘discursive’ which ‘reminds the heterogeneous and unequal encounters can lead to new arrangements of culture and power’ (tsing, 2005, p.5). tsing’s analogy demonstrates that the inter-connected form can be described as the roads image to conceptualize how the global collaboration works. roads in this image explain of how efficient and easy the pathway is giving to the motion, but in doing so they are also the limit of where is the movement goes. cap ‘has been the european union’s most expensive integration consuming a substantial proportion of the eu budget’ (ludlow, 2005, p.347). the tariff war combined in this earlier european integration was one reaction from britain government towards the french gaullist official’s hostility in 1958 to 1969 (warlouzet, 2011, p.431 – 433). the competition proposing the common market and the fta schemes was the circumstances attributing to the time when cap was born (warlouzet, 2011; lynch, 2000). the political strategy made eec membership for the uk had to wait for the common market project of the six including the cap well-established (schaad, 1998). the cap’s policy specifically was born in the midst the dynamics of economic integration of the eec. ludlow (2005) starts his attention to the political analysis with one of the extended political science of the european union, andrew moravscik. the analysis highlighted the political situation during the cold war studies which attract vast attention from the historian responds. as what moravcsik (2000) writes, profound origins of the cap at the early eec is where the political organization thrived in creating the new single identity through the european union. the origin of the constitutional support for this policy could be summarized in the foundations of european law (de-smedt, 2012). in 1950 – 1957, those dynamics in laying the foundations contain a strict and literal sense based on the treaties of rome interpretation from the ecj. those senses come from the ambiguous cases in using the extension of the national sovereignty. from 1958 to 1968, ‘despite the vagueness of the treaties’ commitment to an agricultural policy and the unpromising precedents of earlier attempts to integrate europe’s agriculture, there are political factors that made the cap’s birth possible’ (ludlow, 2005, p. 347). cap is part of the power bargain in the history for the agricultural sector. the december 1964, the level of cereal price has become the wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 34 suggestion from the commission remarked on the harmonizing of the ‘common price system which vital to the operation of the cap’ (ibid, p.351). as outlined in article 39, cap was ‘to increase agricultural productivity by promoting technical progress and ensuring the rational development of agricultural production and optimum utilization of the factors of production, in particular labor’ (the treaty of rome, 1957). the policy was to give the incentive for the farmers/landowners who were needed by the civilization to produce adequate livestock for the ‘alarming rate numbers of the human population’ (dobbs and pretty, 2008). but critiques existed in the national scale afterwards. the discursive today and historical analysis the current structure of farm subsidies epitomizes the british government’s defining project: capitalism for the poor and socialism for the rich (monbiot, 2013). farming has also produced the ecosystem functioning in terms of the ‘conventional services’ providing by the natural world to promote food industrialization. the wealthy farmers gradually has the privilege to get the subsidies. trade and environmental protections have conflicted in ‘the moral argument that no one should go hungry’ (constanza, 2003). elite capture, in farming context, has obviously shape the political alignment. cap is the power bargain that promote the control of hegemony through the recent controversial subsidy for farming. the history has highlighted that uk has been excluded at the initiation of the cap pertaining to the avoidance from the us hegemony on the early european integration (giauque, 2000, p. 108). therefore, the domination of the es concept as a discourse at the us and uk (chaudhary, et. al., 2015) has probably the continuation on the global polarity. the growing market-supported on the es concept such as pes could be a response to the disruption on the environmental situation. but it should not separated from an insight of the production control in the global scale. agricultural pressures and pes farming is for sale and trade purposes. recently, cap is one part of policy to understand the pes as the ‘neoliberalism challenges’ on the aep which is the state-supported on environmental protection due to the disruption on the farming (dobbs and pretty, 2008). in terms of the uk member status at the eu, the cap has been the legacy of the generalization efforts end up with the making of the friction juxtaposing the insight from ‘the global connection’ (tsing, 2005). the aep, however, has seen as the traditionally more state-centered while the ‘pes talk’ has opened the access of ‘adaptive opportunities’ for private sector in the policy communities for the environmental protections (ibid). it involves the wide spread notion on the sustainable society. the events on the societal interactions focus on the ‘production metaphor’ and the future of cap which implies the necessary attention beyond the limitation from the natural world. the conservationist has identified that if human dependence (in the production wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 35 activities) on nature ‘becomes widely recognized, society will demand greater environmental stewardship’ (armsworth, et. al., 2007, p.1383). this is to say where the ambivalences on the conservation world have the effect on the es concept. meanwhile, environmental issues in the political arena has also been an idea since the growing threat of nuclear war (chapin, et. al. 2009). policy arena has been attracted to the use of environmental issues in a political approach. leaving behind the agricultural intensification ‘in the eu, the driving force behind agricultural intensification has been the cap, which simultaneously supports greater productivity and inhibits agricultural extensification’ (donald, et. al., 2002, p.167). they noted that the cap implicitly provokes the livestock’s providers in industrial scale within the two ways to protect the member states’ producers. firstly, market intervention: the eu keep the international trade of the agricultural product’s prices high and stable. the eu has the role as the buyer in the market due to this function. secondly, market stabilizer: the eu also buy the excess of production. these mechanisms increase the burden on the eu budget for the storage cost until the products competitively sell on the global market. to support the operation, the less international trade barriers need to be certain and levy on cheaper imports. the cap’s continuation faces new stage that is about tackling the environmental impact caused by the industrial agriculture. it has provided the farmers in the member states with the increasing income; access to the most modern agricultural technology; and received indirectly greater benefit from the raising of land value since there are also increasing demand on it (donald, et. al., 2002). it brings the root of history from the era feudalism to capitalism in ‘the deepening rupture in the nutrient cycling’ (moore, 2000, p.123). the opportunity from the agri-food exports, moreover, still guarantees the future profit. from the monitoring agri-food trade of european commission (2017) noted, ‘the monthly value of eu agri-food’s exports rebounded in may 2017 and reached a value of eur 11.5 billion, which is eur 923 million (+9%) higher than in may 2016, and 15% higher than the 4-year average’. this statistical number in other words show that agricultural industries still have wide opportunities to keep its operation in the international trade. on contrast, those livestock sectors with the level of industrial scale is still socio-political compelling despite there is the need for the ‘urgent action’ in 2006 for the environmental issues which is explained by the lead initiative in the landmark report livestock’s long shadow. these sectors are important since ‘it accounts 40 percent of agricultural gdp and employs 1.3 billion people’ (steinfeld, et. al., 2006, p. xx). it remains the political inertia despite the structural changes (in the degradation way), for instances, geographical changes (‘bad’ environmental quality) and social exclusion of the smallholder farmers in the farming subsidy’s schemes. some believe that it has increasingly necessary to leave behind the intensification practice. plerson in huffpost uk, for instance, concludes that the ‘industrial agriculture’ as the ‘failing industry’. the suggestion is that the government need to stop supporting it; and need to start making it greener. the fact shows that the environmental impact from wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 36 animal’s agriculture is still being ignored as ‘the paris agreement, signed by 196 countries, omitted any mention of livestock, agriculture or animals across its 31 pages’ (plerson, 2017). there are consequences from the such farming practices. some publications revealed the evidences to criticize the effect from the prior food cycle. it might be similar to the message from the un and ipes food report, the ‘world needs to move away from the industrial agriculture to avoid ecological, social and human health crises’ (plerson, 2017). whilst, the health issues of the food industry also support the raising awareness about the farming in industrial scale issues (figure 1). the more elaborate solution, however, will inadvertently raise the question about how to create the political incentives towards the proposed shifting onto the less intensification agricultural system. this could be the challenges of the political inertia in terms of the food industry. sullivan (2012, p.199) mentions, ‘a key feature of the contemporary capitalism includes the penetration of finance into everyday life’. it mentioned that the ‘economic profit and political utility’ has highlighted the paradox in the financialization process in the conservation world. this could be an incursion towards the increasing need for the healthy environment. figure 1 a timeline of disease outbreaks in highly specialized of farming’s system source: ipes food (2016, p.3) insufficiency of the conventional policy on agri-food aep have been introduced as the integration of environmental concerns in the agricultural policy since the 1992, while the global market practice in the food production keep continuing. the ‘potential exists to restructure eu support for agriculture to decouple payments from productivity and reward farmers for making environmental improvements to their land’ (donald, et. al., 2002, p.167). eventually, changes are provoking another type of financial scheme through the aep to protect the environment, where most of the farmers need better contacts with local conservation organizations – in order to participate (in the south east england case) (lobley and potter, 1998). wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 37 the doubt has particularly rised into the political maneuver which defines the value of es as an economic framing stage on the commodification process. the sense of ‘bringing together the sustainability’ has been probably still in the range of the neoliberal system which ‘based on the ideas of reducing the power, reach and interference of government, and giving industry greater freedom and less red tape’ (brockington, duffy and igoe, 2008, p.1). the industrial agriculture thrives followed by the green ‘credentials’ to promote the farming practices with the more adaptable to the higher level of the environmental stress (see e.g.: natural england, 2008; chaplin, et.al, 2017). ‘a cosmetic solution’ has involved wide range of changes in economic production to bridging the gap in between the economic growth and environmental protections. the today’s subsidy budget for the farming schemes seems problematic. there are still hope to find ‘reasonable’ price for the cereals and cereal products in the supermarket while confronting the failure of the ethics in providing the outcomes from the natural world. cereals ‘represents one of the most profound anthropogenic changes to europe’s landscape and wildlife habitat, which encourages the pandemic effects of agricultural intensification that have been demonstrated on bird declining population’ (donald, et. al.,2002, p. 168 – 169). the review is that the less support for the intensification of the farming practice, the more socioeconomic and socio-ecological benefits would arise – which can support the eu enlargement. the ‘ecosystem functioning’ has been the reason for the policy makers to allocate the budget for the conservation world. the extinction of one specific animal or plant that reduce the diversity in the natural world has signalized the ecosystem functioning at the alarming rate (naem, et. al, 1999). it probably does matter to pay attention to the ecosystem services afterwards – ‘the benefit that human gets from the ecosystem functioning’ (ma, 2005). aep, the state-supported projects for the environmental protections, has a gradual changed its approach. pes influence on the policy arena some of the conservation’s practitioners have ignored the directions and procedures of the environmental improvement including the ethics and aesthetics in conservations (mccauley, 2006). incentives are probably still focused on the income values through the financial scheme in preserving the ecosystems; which ignore the animal rights (af news agency, 2016); encourage the overgrazing (theobald, 2000); promote ‘commodity fetishism’ through the payment for ecosystem services agenda. kosoy and corbera (2010, p.1234) suggests, this fetishistic of pes implicates ‘on the way nature is perceived, humannature interactions are constructed through monetary values and how unequal social relations are reproduced’. it is as encapsulated on the following: swanbourne home farms, run in partnership between the minister’s in-laws, baron and baroness cottesloc, brother-in-law thomas, and cousin richard brooks, has been given € 1,517,535 over a 10-year period in funding from the eu. it has also been the recipient of grants understood to be worth tens of thousands of pounds from natural england (muir, 2013). wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 38 the media gives the data in the field of politics that there is a ‘double counting on the funding for environmental protection (gómez-baggethun and ruiz-pérez, 2011). it is an important problem in the body of the bureaucracy called the least priority of the environmental policies for the sake of nature. it is imperative to provide the collection of the emerging discourses from the environmental justice provision in the sustainable development project (taylor, 2000; agyeman, 2001, 2002; agyeman and evans, 2004; agyeman, bullard, and evans, 2010). it revealed the problem of injustice within the societal interaction. it has introduced the uk defra’s ecosystem approach action plan (defra, 2011) as the ‘introduction of market logic into aep’. the meanings actors attach to it is quite broad involving farming group and environmental ngos. pes approach has the prominence effects on the aep. the efforts to decoupling the green payments from the agricultural sector also can be seen through the defra white paper on the natural environment (defra, 2011). it is one of the commitments in the body of government to enhance greater business involvement in es commissioning and funding with ‘proof of concept’ role. the focus of the green payment is now progressing to another sector outside the agricultural pressure. decoupling green payment from farming: urban pressure and pes another highlighted change in this study is the urban pressures. the cub project (http://www.lewes-eco-nomics.org/projects/cub/) regarding the use of es concept in the effort has setted up to raise the awareness for the valuing the natural capital process using the societal perspectives. it is one of local project arising from the defra white paper. it also has the linkage to the neighborhood plan (http://www.lewes4all.uk/) – the local government led to the future of the county area [transcription: 205]. this section examines beyond the more social inclusion process thrives in the way of ‘the nature gain going local workshop process’ [transcription:63]. the political aspects has the intersectional structure through the wider business involvement from defra and the local development goals through the housing crisis in the lewes area. the use of es concept in the local action has seemingly created the down-top policy mechanism related to the socioecological relationship in the protected area, south down national park. it is the provision on the economic values of the nature based on the people perspective in line with the framework ‘‘proof of concept’ role. the evidence to show ‘how valuable these environmental services are to people because the scarce public budget must be spent on their protection’ (mendelsohn and olmstead, 2009, p.328). but the limited continuation of the defra white paper is exist, for instances, the biodiversity offsetting in the uk context which more to fulfil the administrative duty (lockhart, 2015). the housing builders, from that case, has another role to get the benefit from the such policy. wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 39 lewes and the spirit of independence lewes is the county area that serves a rural area, manufacturing towns and farming communities situated in a protected area of the south downs national park. it is the area that valuable to attract the tourism business (woodland and acott, 2007), such as, a national park with a strong recreational atmosphere; river ouse commemorating virginia woolf; seaside of the potential tourism area; and the attractive bonfire tradition. the heritage and modernism values fuse into this commendable land (the welcoming atmosphere characterized by industrialization, rapid social change, urbanization and advance in socio-ecological science with skeptical critiques to the newcomer of the materialist culture). “we will not be druv!” is ‘a local dialect which asserts that sussex people have minds of their own, and cannot be forced against their will’ (simpson and speake, 2009). ‘druv’ is a dialect variant of drove (ibid). ‘the battle of lewes between king henry iii and the barons forms part of the town’s proud story of its role in the development of democracy’ (lewes town council, 2017, p.10). this history of the tradition of independence in the lewes area could point out the society’s character which showing the enthusiasm to speak ‘this is what we want’ [transcription: 204]. lewes has the remarkable movements toward their local environment in terms of the support from its people. for example, the representation for its efforts in raising the awareness on the impact of the global market for food into the society is captured in the lewes pound movement. it is one of influential movement that becomes the root of the cub project initiation under the umbrella the transition town lewes (ttl) (https://www.transitiontownlewes.org). the dedication from the lewes pound to the practical context might be radical in the socio-economical dimension confronting the pressure on consumers’ dependency on the global market of food. it highlights the attention to the local economy which brought the local currencies (https://www.thelewespound.org/) idea to boost local spending on the local economy, helps cut co2 emissions by changing the consumption pattern such as from global product into local product which were approved by dozen of environmental activists in the lewes (bates, 2008). ‘findings also suggest that complementary currencies can be an effective tool for building resilience and aiding the transition towards more sustainable systems of provision and consumption’ (graugaard, 2012, p.258). from the lewes pound practice, we can determine the spirit of independence for the lewes society to face the climate change and peak oil situation. maintaining the monetary strategy, the lewes pound collaborates with not-for-profit social enterprises, such as common cause co-operative (http://www.commoncause.org.uk) established in 1991 and (http://lewesfoodmarket.co.uk/) established in 2010. strategies are involved with the encouragement for the society to enjoy the nature through food growing projects and supporting the local food from the local economy in sussex. at this point, it is necessary to bring the collection in the practical context of the local societal dynamic within the revolution of the es concept. wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 40 the cub: nature’s benefit and social inclusion the lewes pound, with the local economic context, has provoked the continuation of the social interactions within the cub, a project at a community group namely lewes and ouse valley economics group. on 27 april 2011, the local group (operates under the umbrella of ttl) successfully held a workshop discussing ‘what benefit we get in the local community from the local environment, how local enterprises use those es and how to make the communities more resilience’ [transcription: 91 – 95]. thus, valuing the economic measurement for nature is the part of the workshop discussion. they use the map to visualize the place and emerge the description of their experience of nature’s benefit they get from a certain area [transcription: 96 – 103]. the local communities has virtually shown the enthusiastic atmosphere. the importance of the project has also been described in the news. the lewes pound in here has the role for investment in the understanding of the local es (transition town lewes, 2011). it can be a tenacious construction on the interdependency among the local communities based on the prior coordination in raising the awareness of the climate change and the local economy using complementary currency. the lewes pound articulates the local pride to alter the independence culture of the lewes society. it exemplify that the social capital has already existed within the community. the cub project provides the interactive discussion which gives the lewes pound a position as the medium for ‘capacity to aspire’ (appadurai, 2004). this local group project adopts the term ‘naturegain’ in their introduction rather than what scientists’ usually define as ‘ecosystem services’. the orientation to the future is to find the most important natural area in the lewes for the society, and make a partnership with the local organization to understand the services that provided by the ecosystem function. since the existing local activities consisting of environmental campaigners, the ability of the local community groups appealing to meet the idea of natural environmental stewards need the encouragement to ‘value their surroundings’ (brockington, duffy and igoe, 2008, p.87). in the conservation world, this partnership is never straightforward. there are two points attached from the video documentation as the cub’s final outputs to explain the partnership with the local authorities, lewes neighborhood plan steering group – in a proposed plan for the local authorities using the ecosystem services approach (tingle, 2015). firstly, local group maintain ‘the ecosystem services going local workshop’ to engage the local community groups ‘to put themselves into the landscape and experience the benefit that ecosystem provide’. “here was a contradiction: high profile publicized ‘participation processes’ on the one hand, vertical control over project delivery on the other’ (mosse, 2004, p.655)”. however, it approximately took time for four years since the first workshop exist (april 27th, 2011) until the documented video published (june 24th, 2015). secondly, the cub purpose the inter-social interaction to provide a definition of how the human life along with the lewes’ landscapes both the land use and the land management. wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 41 the messages from this workshop are to give people the space to speak, mapping their knowledge about the environment and documented it as the output. what we can see the landscape we are living is a life with always connections, we value map connections with four different enterprises. if you imagine every enterprise, every household. this entire map would be covered in our strength. we are living within those connections. here we are all these people up here while this stuff is going on. this is happening around, it is not just abstract concept ecosystem services’ report from the un. this is stuff going on as we speak outside this door, inside this room [transcription: 177 – 185]. with the increase of the local pride, the cub has the role giving the dialogue for the discourses in the socio-ecological relationship, how the society feels about their landscape. in this case, the ecosystem services framework legitimates the human dependence on the ecosystems functioning where measuring the nature value is one of the keys for the policy makers in making the decision (hirons, comberti and dunford, 2016). ecosystem services concept is the lexicon in this action through the pedagogical procedure. it has the plan to continue in bob project, but it has not shown until years after the plan. ecosystem services concept and multiple partnership of the cub project the cub project has involved in a partnership of the south down way ahead nature improvement area funded by defra via natural england. ‘conservative-liberal democrat coalition government proposed the natural environment white paper in 2011’ (lockhart, 2015, p.337). it has related to the ambitious strategy for biodiversity 2020 (defra, 2011; 2013). the nature improvement areas is ‘the first natural environment white paper in nearly 20 years’ (vidal, 2011). it was quite attracting where around 15,000 people and organizations asked about this white paper to the governmental body. the another partnership in the cub project has shown the anthropogenic pressures still have a role in a local movement using the ecosystem services concept. the ‘government introduced the opportunity for local communities to prepare neighborhood plans through amendments to the town and country planning act 1990 and the localism act 2011, and the neighborhood planning (general) regulations 2012’ (lewes town council, 2017, p.5). meanwhile, the cub project seems to be a legitimation of the ‘environmental friendly’ in the plan focusing about the spatial policy. as the result, hundreds of the additional housing units in the lewes (one of the largest settlements area in the south down national park) is in the draft of a local government proposal (see porter, et.al., 2014). it is societal interactions that have apparently spoken for the natural world. the cub partnership could be a result from the economic framing stage at the commodification process (the continuation of the valuing natural capital). it has shown the multiple purposes. firstly, it has been a support for the local economy at the beginning (the roots since the lewes pound campaign in 2008). secondly, a partnership with south down way ahead nature improvement (where sympathetic actors such as the project officer embrace to provide the partnership project). thirdly, the draft of a proposal for the spatial wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 42 policy has launched through the neighborhood plan partnership. in some degrees, the project has provided more to the human sake, rather than the stewardship for the nature sake. so we turn for relief to natural england, the official body whose purpose is ‘to converse and enhance the natural environment’. whoops. its new chair, andrew sells, a major donor to the conservative party, made his fortune in housebuilding, the industry most likely to benefit from biodiversity offsetting (monbiot, 2014). the independent media has shown another type of elite capture in the environmental protection projects in the uk. asymmetric power seems coincidental with the multiple partnership in one of the example projects. it promotes privatization of the land use for the household sake. the evolution of es concept and socio-political issues at uk table 2 the evolution of es concept and socio-political issues at uk year evolution concept policy arena and societal interactions pre-1997 early academic conceptions of es expanding economic and policy interest in es agricultural pressures uptake of es concept by global actors global reporting on ecosystem services institutionalisation of an intergovernmental body on biodiversity and ecosystem services negotiations and tarif war on food export (trade and market impetus) cap (1957) and aep (1992) 1997 insufficient on environmental protection on the conventional agriculture the growing ‘pes talk’ 2001 the notion to leave behind the intensification of agricultural practice 2005 political opportunity upon with the environmental protection urban pressures 2010 defra environmental white paper (2011) decouple aep to reconcile rural development goal and environmental protections elite capture on farming subsidy elite capture on hybrid institutional forms elite capture on communities’ embbedness wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 43 the es concept evolution has provoked more to create the payment schemes such as pes in the policy arena. muradian, et. al. (2010, p.1207) argue ‘that there is instead a greater need to develop local and regional institutional frameworks that can cope with complexity and diversity, and that can integrate pes within existing regimes of rural development and other policy instruments for environmental protection’. this is in line with the result from this study. the dominance from the market approach can be seen at the how pes challenges the aep where eventually defra environmental white paper (2011) arised as the part to decouple the ‘green payment’ from agricultural industry. but the government should not ‘forget’ that it did promote privatization of the land use. pes creates another actor in the business-centered politician rather than enhance the close relationship of human and the natural world. the elite capture beyond the pes is not only happen in the developing country. this study shows that the elite capture has also existed through the conceptualization of the es concept at the uk context. it starts from the subsidy for farming (monbiot, 2013); ‘green payment’ in aep for agricultural pressure (muir, 2013); and in the effort to tackle the urban pressures (monbiot, 2014). i argue that it tends to show the similar pattern. conclusion the exponential attention on the es concept has the extension to the economic valuation of the es (gómez-baggethun and ruiz-pérez, 2011). it certainly promotes the commodification process at the uk as well – as it has been seen in the political debate (house of commons hansard debates for 21 oct 2013). it shows the correlation on the evolution of the es concept from the prior review about institutionalization of an intergovernmental body on biodiversity and ecosystem services (chaudhary, et.al., 2015, p.29). it is the marked evolution of the concept which focusing on the gap in between the policy and the practitioners. this study has contributed to the prior review about the evolution of the es concept in the political arena and the societal interactions within the uk context. the uk in particular has the intersectional relation among its position as the member of eu and the growing attention of the discourse firstly at the us. the key issue is that the possibility of the continuous global polarity on the international trade system on the notion of the environmental protections. the domination of the es concept as a discourse at the us and uk (chaudhary, et. al., 2015) has probably the conspicuous explanation since the history has highlighted that uk has been excluded at the initiation of the cap pertaining to the avoidance from the us hegemony on the early european integration (giauque, 2000, p. 108). the further details on the historical analysis, i argue, will be useful to enhance the sociopolitical analysis in the future research of how the es concept has been shaped. the lobby among the global institutions through the environmental politics perspective has promote the general evolution of the es concept has being shaped by the more multidisciplinary approach (chaudhary, et.al., 2015). this promote the evidences that show a support to the wider actors involved (fairhead, et. al., 2012, p. 239). analysis on wulandari ‘chalking up the benefits' project: the economic valuation of ecosystem services… jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, vol 20 no. 1, april 2019 | 44 the policy arena and the societal arena, however, shows the growing aspects beyond the useful part of the es concept for its inclusiveness both in the national and local context. beyond controversial farming subsidy and the negotiations around decoupling ‘green payment’ from the agricultural sector, there are elite capture that show similar pattern. taking into the account around the dark green movement, i grasp a doubt onto the sincerity around the global agenda to the sustainable development using the economic valuation on the es. the commitment among the nations could still possible implicate a ‘cosmetic solution’. the close relationship between the human and the natural world has not been seen in the effort to the ‘fundamental reforms of the way society is organized’ (chapin, et. al. 2009). this creates potency for the rising of the resistance into the related ‘green’ movement. the growing es concepts could possibly have a different direction if there is no motivation to the notion of materialism (kosoy and corbera, 2010). for example, the impact from elite capture and distributional issues arises through the growing complex institutions that involves in the environmental protection both in the developed and developing country. the effect is the loss of trust in the societal interactions and this should be an alarming rate for the varieties parties to depoliticize the ‘green’ using economic valuation of ecosystem services. references af news agency. 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(krugman, 1998). persebaran sumberdaya yang tidak merata menimbulkan disparitas dalam laju pertumbuhan ekonomi antardaerah. ketidakmerataan sumber daya ini tercermin pada konsentrasi kegiatan ekonomi yang terjadi pada daerah tertentu saja. daerah-daerah dimana konsentrasi kegiatan ekonomi terjadi memperoleh manfaat yang disebut dengan ekonomi aglomerasi (agglomeration economies). seperti yang dikatakan oleh bradley and gans (1996), bahwa ekonomi aglomerasi adalah eksternalitas yang dihasilkan dari kedekatan geografis dari kegiatan ekonomi. selanjutnya adanya ekonomi aglomerasi dapat memberikan pengaruh yang positif terhadap laju pertumbuhan ekonomi. sebagai akibatnya daerah-daerah yang termasuk dalam aglomerasi pada umumnya mempunyai laju pertumbuhan yang lebih tinggi dibandingkan dengan daerah yang bukan aglomerasi. hubungan positif antara aglomerasi geografis dari kegiatan-kegiatan ekonomi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi telah banyak dibuktikan (martin dan octavianno, 2001). aglomerasi menghasilkan perbedaan spasial dalam tingkat pendapatan. semakin teraglomerasi secara spasial suatu perekonomian maka akan semakin meningkat pertumbuhannya. daerah-daerah yang banyak industri pengolahan tumbuh lebih cepat dibandingkan daerah-daerah yang hanya mempunyai sedikit industri pengolahan. alasannya adalah daerah-daerah yang mempunyai industri pengolahan lebih banyak mempunyai akumulasi modal. dengan kata lain, daerahdaerah dengan konsentrasi industri pengolahan tumbuh lebih cepat dibandingkan dengan daerah yang tidak punya konsentrasi industri pengolahan. dengan adanya kenyataan seperti di atas maka penelitian ini akan menganalisis dampak aglomerasi terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi regional (26 provinsi). dalam rangka analisis, ada beberapa tinjauan pustaka yang berkaitan erat dengan penelitian ini. 1. konsep ekonomi aglomerasi (agglomeration economies) dalam konteks ekonomi geografi, konsep aglomerasi berkaitan dengan konsentrasi spasial dari penduduk dan kegiatan-kegiatan ekonomi (malmberg dan maskell, 2001). hal ini sejalan dengan apa yang dikemukakan oleh montgomery dalam kuncoro (2002) bahwa aglomerasi adalah konsentrasi spasial dari aktivitas ekonomi di kawasan perkotaan karena penghematan akibat lokasi yang berdekatan (economies of proximity) yang diasosiasikan dengan kluster spasial dari perusahaan, para pekerja dan konsumen. keuntungan-keuntungan dari konsentrasi spasial sebagai akibat dari ekonomi skala (scale economies) disebut dengan ekonomi aglomerasi (agglomeration economies). (mills dan hamilton, 1989). pengertian ekonomi aglomerasi juga berkaitan dengan eksternalitas kedekatan geografis dari kegiatan-kegiatan ekonomi, bahwa ekonomi aglomerasi merupakan suatu bentuk dari eksternalitas positif dalam produksi yang merupakan salah satu faktor yang menyebabkan terjadinya pertumbuhan kota. (bradley and gans, 1996). ekonomi aglomerasi diartikan sebagai penurunan biaya produksi karena kegiatan-kegiatan ekonomi berlokasi pada tempat yang sama. gagasan ini merupakan sumbangan pemikiran alfred marshall yang menggunakan istilah localized industry sebagai pengganti dari istilah ekonomi aglomerasi. ahli ekonomi hoover juga membuat klasifikasi ekonomi aglomerasi menjadi 3 jenis yaitu large scale economies merupakan keuntungan aglomerasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (jamzani sodik dan dedi iskandar) 119 yang diperoleh perusahaan karena membesarnya skala produksi perusahaan tersebut pada suatu lokasi, localization economies merupakan keuntungan yang diperoleh bagi semua perusahaan dalam industri yang sama dalam suatu lokasi dan urbanization economies merupakan keuntungan bagi semua industri pada suatu lokasi yang sama sebagai konsekuensi membesarnya skala ekonomi (penduduk, pendapatan, output atau kemakmuran) dari lokasi tersebut. berbeda dengan pendapat para ahli ekonomi yang lain, o’sullivan (1996) membagi ekonomi aglomerasi menjadi dua jenis yaitu ekonomi lokalisasi dan ekonomi urbanisasi. dalam hal ini yang dimaksud dengan ekonomi aglomerasi adalah eksternalitas positif dalam produksi yaitu menurunnya biaya produksi sebagian besar perusahaan sebagai akibat dari produksi perusahaan lain meningkat. 2. teori aglomerasi a. teori neo klasik sumbangan terbesar teori neo klasik adalah pengenalan terhadap ekonomi aglomerasi dengan argumentasi bahwa aglomerasi muncul dari prilaku para pelaku ekonomi dalam mencari keuntungan aglomerasi berupa ekonomi lokalisasi dan ekonomi urbanisasi. (kuncoro, 2002). asumsi yang digunakan oleh teori neo-klasik adalah constant return to scale dan persaingan sempurna. alfred weber dikenal sebagai pendiri teori lokasi modern yang berkenaan dengan tempat, lokasi dan geografi dari kegiatan ekonomi. minimisasi biaya yang dikombinasikan dengan bobot input-input yang berbeda dari perusahaan dan industri menentukan lokasi optimal bagi suatu perusahaan. weber secara eksplisit memperkenalkan konsep ekonomi aglomerasi, skala efisien minimum, dan keterkaitan ke depan dan ke belakang. konsep ini menjadi dasar berkembangnya teori perdagangan regional baru. dalam sistem perkotaan teori neo klasik, mengasumsikan adanya persaingan sempurna sehingga kekuatan sentripetal aglomerasi disebut sebagai ekonomi eksternal murni. (krugman, 1998). kekuatan sentripetal muncul dari kebutuhan untuk pulang-pergi (commute) ke pusat bisnis utama dalam masing-masing kota yang menyebabkan suatu gradien sewa tanah dalam masing-masing kota. menurut krugman (1998), keterbatasan teori neo klasik di antaranya adalah melihat bahwa ekonomi eksternal yang mendorong adanya aglomerasi masih dianggap sebagi misteri (blackbox). di samping itu sistem perkotaan neo klasik adalah non spasial yang hanya menggambarkan jumlah dan tipe kota tetapi tidak menunjukkan lokasinya. b. teori eksternalitas dinamis teori-teori eksternalitas dinamis percaya bahwa kedekatan geografis memudahkan transmisi ide, maka transfer teknologi merupakan hal penting bagi kota (glaeser, et.al. 1992). teori eksternalitas dinamis didasarkan pada teori yang dikemukakan oleh marshall-arrow-romer (mar), porter dan jacob. teori-teori ini mencoba menjelaskan secara simultan bagaimana membentuk kota dan mengapa kota tumbuh. eksternalitas mar menekankan pada transfer pengetahuan antarperusahaan dalam suatu industri. menurut mar monopoli lokal merupakan hal yang lebih baik dibandingkan dengan kompetisi lokal sebab lokal monopoli menghambat aliran ide dari industri lain dan eksternalitas diinternalisasi oleh inovator. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 117 129 120 seperti halnya mar, porter mengatakan bahwa dengan transfer pengetahuan tertentu, konsentrasi industri secara geografis akan mendorong pertumbuhan. berbeda dengan mar, porter menyatakan bahwa kompetisi lokal lebih penting untuk mempercepat adopsi inovasi. tidak seperti mar dan porter, jacob percaya bahwa transfer pengetahuan paling penting adalah berasal datang dari industriindustri inti. variasi dan keberagaman industri yang berdekatan secara geografis akan mendukung inovasi dan pertumbuhan dibandingkan dengan spesialisasi secara geografis. c. teori ekonomi geografi baru (the new economic geography) teori ekonomi geografi baru berupaya untuk menurunkan efek-efek aglomerasi dari interaksi antara besarnya pasar, biaya transportasi dan increasing return dari perusahaan. dalam hal ini ekonomi aglomerasi tidak diasumsikan tetapi diturunkan dari interaksi ekonomi skala pada tingkat perusahaan, biaya transportasi dan mobilitas faktor produksi. teori ekonomi geografi baru menekankan pada adanya mekanisme kausalitas sirkular untuk menjelaskan konsentrasi spasial dari kegiatan ekonomi (krugman dan venables dalam martin & ottavianno, 2001). dalam model tersebut kekuatan sentripetal berasal dari adanya variasi konsumsi atau beragamnya intermediate good pada sisi produksi. kekuatan sentrifugal berasal dari tekanan yang dimiliki oleh konsentrasi geografis dari pasar input lokal yang menawarkan harga lebih tinggi dan menyebarnya permintaan. jika biaya transportasi cukup rendah maka akan terjadi aglomerasi. dalam model eksternalitas teknologi, transfer pengetahuan antarperusahaan memberikan insentif bagi aglomerasi kegiatan ekonomi. informasi diperlakukan sebagai barang publik dengan kata lain tidak ada persaingan dalam memperolehnya. difusi informasi ini kemudian menghasilkan manfaat bagi masing-masing perusahaan. dengan mengasumsikan bahwa masingmasing perusahaan menghasilkan informasi yang berbeda-beda, manfaat interaksi meningkat seiring dengan jumlah perusahaan. karena interaksi ini informal, perluasan pertukaran informasi menurun dengan meningkatnya jarak. hal ini memberikan insentif bagi pengusaha untuk berlokasi dekat dengan perusahaan lain sehingga menghasilkan aglomerasi. 3. tinjauan empiris studi empiris tentang aglomerasi dan ekonomi aglomerasi telah banyak menarik perhatian peneliti. pada umumnya berbagai studi mengkaitkan aglomerasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi dalam pengertian pertumbuhan nilai tambah industri, pertumbuhan kesempatan kerja, pertumbuhan produktivitas tenaga kerja. adanya berbagai konsep tentang ekonomi aglomerasi dan teori yang mendasari berdampak terhadap perbedaan ukuran aglomerasi dan ekonomi aglomerasi yang digunakan dengan asumsi yang berbeda-beda. konsep ekonomi aglomerasi statis menjelaskan hubungan antara ekonomi aglomerasi dengan pertumbuhan nilai tambah industri pengolahan di 13 wilayah perkotaan selama tahun 1957-1977. studi dari hanson (1997), menguji hubungan antara upah dan kedekatan menuju pusat industri. hanson mengestimasi upah relatif industri manufaktur terhadap upah industri manufaktur nasional yang merupakan fungsi aglomerasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (jamzani sodik dan dedi iskandar) 121 jarak menuju mexico city dan jarak menuju united states. upah relatif regional berkorelasi negatif sangat kuat dengan jarak menuju mexico city dan jarak dari mexico city menuju perbatasan united states. kenaikan 10 persen di dalam jarak dari mexico city berhubungan dengan 1,9 persen penurunan di dalam upah nominal relatif, dan 10 persen kenaikan di dalam jarak dari mexico ke perbatasan united states berhubungan dengan 1,3 persen penurunan dalam upah nominal relatif. hasilnya menunjukkan bahwa perbedaan untuk mengakses menuju pusat industri akan membuat perbedaan upah regional. kekuatan hubungan antara perbedaan upah regional dan kedekatannya menuju pusat industri menggambarkan kebijakan perdagangan bermain sangat penting di dalam pembangunan ekonomi regional. juoro (1989), menganalisis faktor-faktor penentu bagi konsentrasi di indonesia (sekaligus ia juga menganalisis konsentrasi industri di filipina). dengan mempergunakan fungsi serupa ces yang dikembangkan oleh dhrymes (1965), ia melakukan regresi upah (wages) sebagai fungsi dari output dan tenaga kerja. dari parameter-parameter estimasi tingkat homogenitas (degree of homogeneity) yang merepresentasikan skala ekonomi atau ekonomi lokalisasi untuk tingkat industri. hasilnya memperlihatkan bahwa hampir semua industri tiga dijit di indonesia mempunyai tingkat homogenitas lebih besar daripada satu. keadaan ini merupakan pertanda pentingnya ekonomi lokalisasi bagi terkonsentrasinya industri di daerah perkotaan besar (large urban areas). selanjutnya juoro melakukan regresi tingkat homogenitas sebagai fungsi dari peubahpeubah ekonomi aglomerasi: penduduk perkotaan dan jumlah jasa produsen (dalam hal ini banyaknya lembaga keuangan). hasilnya menunjukkan bahwa peubah penduduk perkotaan signifikan dan berpengaruh positif terhadap tingkat homogenitas. ini berarti semakin besar penduduk perkotaan semakin produktif industri yang berlokasi di daerah perkotaan. dengan kata lain penduduk perkotaan merupakan penentu bagi keberadaan ekonomi urbanisasi. namun peubah kuadrat penduduk menunjukkan tanda negatif dan signifikan. ini berarti penduduk tidak lagi berpengaruh positif terhadap produktifitas pada saat jumlahnya melebihi batas optimum, tetapi malah sebaliknya berpengaruh negatif (disekonomi urbanisasi). sjoholm (1999) melakukan studi tentang peran karateristik regional dan investasi langsung terhadap pertumbuhan produktivitas industri manufaktur di indonesia. studi tersebut menyimpulkan bahwa karateristik pada tingkat kabupaten tampaknya lebih mampu menjelaskan pertumbuhan produktifitas ketimbang tingkat provinsi. pada tingkat kabupaten struktur industri yang terdiversifikasi lebih dapat meningkatkan pertumbuhan produktifitas secara berarti. studi ini tidak menemukan perusahaan atau industri di tingkat kabupaten yang terspesialisasi atau yang kompetisinya tinggi mewujudkan pertumbuhan produktifitas yang tinggi. penelitian yang sama pernah dilakukan oleh fujita (1988) dan krugman (1991) yang menyimpulkan bahwa: teori perdagangan dasar untuk increasing return mempunyai dua prediksi untuk ekonomi regional: pekerja terkonsentrasi di pusat industri, dan upah nominal regional mengalami penurunan (decreasing) dalam ongkos transport menuju pusat industri. kim (1995) menguji sejauh mana lokalisasi industri terkonsentrasi, dapat dijelaskan melalui regresi lokalisasi yang diukur dengan skala ekonomi dan faktor-faktor produksi (regression of localization of scale economies and resources). intensitas bahan baku (raw material intensity) yang merupakan biaya bahan baku dibagi dengan nilai tambah pada industri jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 117 129 122 manufaktur, digunakan untuk mengukur pentingnya faktor-faktor produksi. sedangkan ukuran pabrik rata-rata (average plant size) atas dasar pekerja produksi (production workers), digunakan sebagai pengukur skala sebagaimana model heckscher ohlin. teori h-o muncul berkat karya heckscher yang berjudul “foreign trade and the distribution of income” (1919) dan buku ohlin yang berjudul “international and interregional trade” (1933). analisis h-o mengemukakan bahwa “keunggulan komparatif ditentukan oleh distribusi sumber daya absolut antar negara, khususnya oleh rasio faktor endowment relatif antarnegara” (deardorff, 1996: 478-481 & 492-493; john, 1985: 178-81). teori keunggulan komparatif mengajukan dalil bahwa: (1) negara berdagang untuk memperoleh keuntungan dari perbedaan sumber daya alam yang mereka miliki; (2) daerah akan berspesialisasi berdasarkan keunggulan komparatif yang mereka miliki. hasil analisis menunjukkan dukungan terhadap model empiris dimana spesialisasi regional dapat dijelaskan oleh skala ekonomi (plant size), resource yang digunakan (raw material intensity), industry dummy, dan time dummy. hanson (1998) yang menguji dampak liberalisasi perdagangan, terfokus pada ongkos transpor, yang mana perusahaan berpindah ke wilayah yang relatif baik untuk mengakses pasar luar negeri. hubungan kedepan dan ke belakang (backward-forward linkages), mendorong perusahaan untuk berlokasi dekat dengan pembeli (buyers) dan penyalur (suppliers), dan aglomerasi ekonomi, yang mendorong pertumbuhan sebelum adanya pusat industri. khususnya fakta di sini mempertimbangkan pertumbuhan pekerja industri regional di mexico sebelum dan setelah reformasi perdagangan. konsisten dengan hipotesis dari transport cost bahwa pertumbuhan pekerja setelah reformasi perdagangan adalah lebih tinggi di wilayah yang relatif tertutup terhadap united states. konsisten dengan backward-forward linkage hypothesis, pertumbuhan pekerja lebih tinggi di wilayah yang berlokasi dekat dengan perusahaan hulu dan hilir (upstream and downstream industries). tidak ditemukan bukti aglomerasi ekonomi berkorelasi positif dengan pertumbuhan pekerja. secara bersama-sama hasilnya menggambarkan decomposition sabuk manufaktur di mexico city (manufacturing belt) dan spesialisasi pusat industri yang lebih luas terdapat di mexico utara. smith dan florida (1994) menguji peran khusus dari tipe aglomerasi, hubungan ke depan dan kebelakang (backward-forward linkage) perusahaan manufaktur di dalam proses penentuan lokasi industri. dengan menggunakan analisis ekonometrik dari japanese-affiliated manufacturing establishment in automotiverelated industries. dimulai dari konsep model proses penentuan lokasi japanese automotiverelated manufacturing establishment dengan menekankan pada peran aglomerasi didalam lokasi industri. mengikuti krugman (1991), arthur (1990), dan yang lain david dan rosebloom (1990), walker (1989), mereka menganjurkan bahwa aglomerasi mempunyai pengaruh yang kuat atas lokasi industri. hipotesis lanjutan bahwa aglomerasi merupakan faktor yang signifikan di dalam lokasi industri japanese-affiliated manufacturing establishment. hasil empirik dari model memperkuat hipotesis ini. hasilnya konsisten lintas geografi, yang sesuai dengan persamaan yang menggunakan perbedaan proxy pengukuran, dan penemuan yang sama dengan menggunakan tobit, poisson, atau bentuk fungsi dari binomial yang negatif. penemuan empirik ini berkenaan dengan hipotesis utama yang kuat. sebagai pilihan tambahan di dalam area yang relatif tertutup dengan japanese automotive assembly establisment, japanese automotive-related aglomerasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (jamzani sodik dan dedi iskandar) 123 manufacturing memilih lokasi dengan populasi yang besar, kepadatan industri manufaktur yang tinggi, dan upah yang tinggi. temuan ini mendukung kepercayaan, tetapi berlawanan dengan muatan catatan kebijaksanaan yang lazim dalam literatur lokasi industri. signifikan yang besar ditemukan pada peran upah, serikat pekerja dan konsentrasi minoritas di dalam pilihan lokasi japanese-affiliated manufacturing. penemuan empirik unambiguously mengindikasikan japanese-affiliated manufacturing establishment cenderung untuk berlokasi di tempat di mana upah tinggi. pilihan lokasi ini sangat kontras dengan hipotesis upah rendah yang ada di dalam literatur. mereka percaya bahwa orientasi upah yang tinggi dari japanese manufacturing establishment mencerminkan trade-off di dalam modal manusia yang besar dan stabilitas kekuatan pekerja yang lebih baik. kuncoro (2002), melakukan studi tentang dinamika spasial industri manufaktur di indonesia dengan tahun pengamatan 1976 sampai 1999. studi ini menegaskan bahwa aglomerasi industri besar dan sedang sangat berhubungan dengan konsentrasi perkotaan di jawa. aglomerasi industri manufaktur dan populasi yang besar telah berkembang di jabotabek dan greater bandung di bagian barat, dan greater surabaya di bagian timur pulau jawa. daerahdaerah tersebut menawarkan daya aglomerasi yang kuat, yang pada akhirnya akan menarik baik orang maupun perusahaan-perusahaan metode penelitian keseluruhan data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data sekunder yang diperoleh dari hasil pencatatan yang sistematis berupa data runtut waktu (time series) dan data (cross-section) dari tahun 1994-2003. sumber data yang diperoleh dari hasil publikasi bps. definisi operasional variabel 1. variabel dependen dalam penelitian ini yang menjadi variabel dependen adalah laju pertumbuhan produk domestik regional bruto per provinsi seluruh indonesia. data laju pertumbuhan pdrb yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini merupakan data laju pertumbuhan pdrb atas dasar harga konstan 1993 menurut provinsi. 2. variabel independen a. aglomerasi aglomerasi adalah konsentrasi spasial dari aktivitas ekonomi dikawasan perkotaan karena penghematan akibat lokasi yang berdekatan (economies of proximity) yang diasosiasikan dengan kluster spasial dari perusahaan, para pekerja dan konsumen. untuk mencari aglomerasi, disini kita menggunakan indeks balassa: ⎟ ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ ⎟ ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ = ∑∑ ∑ ∑ ijji iji j ij ij ij e e e e balassa / dimana: i = sektor j = wilayah e = tenaga kerja pembilang dari indeks ini menyajikan bagian wilayah j dari total tenaga kerja di sektor industri manufaktur i . semakin terpusat suatu industri, semakin besar indeks balassanya. (sbergami, 2002) b. laju angkatan kerja laju angkatan kerja adalah persentase perubahan jumlah angkatan kerja suatu provinsi dari tahun ke tahun. angkatan kerja adalah jumlah penduduk yang bekerja dan penduduk yang belum bekerja atau jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 117 129 124 sedang mencari pekerjaan pada suatu wilayah dalam jangka waktu tertentu. c. laju inflasi laju inflasi adalah kenaikan harga secara umum dan terus-menerus. selain itu laju inflasi merupakan merupakan salah satu indikator dan menjadi barometer untuk menilai stabilitas dan pertumbuhan ekonomi suatu wilayah. d. laju openness (laju keterbukaan ekonomi) laju openness adalah persentase laju perubahan ekspor netto pada suatu provinsi dari tahun ke tahun. e. human capital dalam penelitian ini human capital diproxy dengan tingkat pendidikan, yaitu persentase laju perubahan jumlah penduduk (siswa) baik laki-laki maupun perempuan yang masih duduk atau belajar di tingkat slta pada suatu daerah dari tahun ke tahun. alat analisis data untuk mencapai hasil penelitian dan pengujian hipotesis dalam penelitian ini maka digunakan analisis regresi dengan metode gls (generalized least squares) atau metode kuadrat terkecil yang menghasilkan penaksiran linier dan tidak bias (gujarati, 1995:52). model ini, secara umum dapat ditunjukkan dengan formulasi sebagai berikut: yit = αoi + β1x1it + β2x2it + β3x3it + β4x4it + β5x5it + εit dimana: y = laju pertumbuhan pdrb i = provinsi (1,…,26) t = waktu (tahun 1994,…,2003) α = konstanta x1 = aglomerasi x2 = laju angkatan kerja x3 = laju inflasi x4 = laju openness (laju keterbukaan ekonomi) x5 = human capital εit = variabel pengganggu β1, β2, β3, β4, β5 = koefisien regresi dari masing-masing variabel yang mempengaruhi. metode analisis yang dilakukan menggunakan data runtut waktu (times series) dari tahun 1994-2003 dan data cross section dari provinsi-provinsi di indonesia (26 provinsi). teknik analisis data secara teoritis, ada beberapa keuntungan yang diperoleh dengan menggunakan data yang digabungkan tersebut. pertama, semakin banyak jumlah observasi yang dimiliki bagi kepentingan estimasi parameter populasi yang membawa akibat positif dengan memperbesar derajat kebebasan (degree of freedom) dan menurunkan kemungkinan kolinearitas antar variabel bebas. kedua, dimungkinkannya estimasi masing-masing karakteristik individu maupun karakteristik menurut waktu secara terpisah. dengan demikian, analisis hasil estimasi akan lebih komprehensif dan mencakup hal-hal yang lebih mendekati realita. (lihat, hsio,1995). di dalam model persamaan regresi linear klasik (classical linear regression model), gangguan (error terms) selalu dinyatakan bersifat homoscedastic dan serially uncorrelated. dengan begitu, penggunaan metode ordinary least square akan menghasilkan penduga yang bersifat best linear unbiased. namun demikian, asumsi mengenai gangguan tersebut tidak dapat diterapkan pada data panel. data panel yang tersusun atas beberapa individu untuk beberapa aglomerasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (jamzani sodik dan dedi iskandar) 125 periode, membawa masalah baru dalam sifat gangguan tersebut. masalah tersebut adalah karena gangguan (disturbances atau error term) yang ada kini menjadi tiga macam, yaitu gangguan antarwaktu (time-series related disturbances), gangguan antarindividu (cross-section disturbances) dan gangguan yang berasal dari keduanya. (lihat, gujarati, 2003). jika seluruh gangguan individu (μi), gangguan waktu (λt) dan random noise digabungkan menjadi satu dan mengikuti seluruh asumsi awal random noise yang terdistribusikan secara normal-bebas-identik, maka penggunaan metode generalized least square akan menghasilkan penduga yang memenuhi sifat best linear unbiased. metode ini, dengan kata lain, menyatakan bahwa seluruh gangguan yang terjadi mengikuti distribusi normal, dengan rata-rata (expected value) sebesar nol, sebagaimana asumsi yang dipegang dalam model persamaan regresi linear klasik. cara ini dikenal dengan nama random effect model, atau juga disebut error components model. namun demikian, bila asumsi bahwa seluruh gangguan tersebut tidak dapat dinyatakan mengikuti seluruh asumsi random noise seperti dalam model persamaan regresi linear klasik, maka baik penggunaan ordinary least square maupun generalized least square tidak akan memberikan hasil yang memenuhi sifat best linier unbiased. dengan cara ini, maka komponen gangguan antar waktu dan komponen gangguan antarindividu akan tergabung di dalam konstanta intercept model. cara ini dikenal dengan nama fixed effect model atau juga disebut dummy variable model. metode estimasi ini mendapatkan penduga yang efisien dengan menerapkan proses estimasi terhadap data simpangan (deviation) dari rata-rata menurut waktu, rata-rata menurut individu, dan ratarata menurut keduanya. sehingga untuk memilih antara penggunaan dummy variable model atau error components model, penelitian ini akan menggunakan statistik hausman (sitanggang dan nachrowi, 2004). spesifikasi hausman test asumsi utama dalam model regresi adalah bahwa error komponen atau e(μit/xit) = 0. hal ini penting karena faktor penggangggu (disturbance) mengandung efek individual invariant (μi) yang bersifat unobserved dan mungkin saja berkorelasi dengan xit. sebagai contoh, dalam persamaan bahwa μi mungkin dinotasikan sebagai unobservable secara individual dan mungkin saja berkorelasi dengan sejumlah variabel pada sisi kanan persamaan. dalam kasus ini, e(uit/xit) ≠ 0 dan estimator gls ( β̂ gls) akan bias dan tidak konsisten dengan β. namun demikian, dengan melakukan transformasi μi dan mengabaikannya maka within estimator ( β̂ within) akan unbiased dan konsisten dengan β. hausman (1978) menyarankan untuk membandingkan ( β̂ gls) dengan β̂ within, di mana keduanya konsisten dengan null hypothesis h0: e(μit/xit) = 0, tetapi tentunya dengan perbedaan limit probabilitas. pada kenyataannya, β̂ within akan konsisten bahkan ketika h0 benar atau tidak benar, sedangkan β̂ gls akan blue, konsisten dan asymtotic pada h0, tetapi akan tidak konsisten ketika h0 tidak benar. uji statistik akan mendasarkan pada 1 ~q = β̂ gls β̂ within, dengan h0, plim 1 ~q = 0, dan cov( 1 ~q , β̂ gls ) = 0. dengan menggunakan kenyataan bahwa uxxxgls 111 ^ ')'( −−− ωω=− ββ dan quxqxxwithin ')'( 1 ~ −=− ββ , akan diperoleh 0)( 1 ^ =qe , dan ),cov()var(),cov( ~^^ 1 ^^ withinglsglsgls q ββββ −= jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 117 129 126 −ω= −− 11 )'( xx 1111 )'()'()'( −−−− ωω qxxqxuuexxx 0)'()'( 1111 =ω−ω= −−−− xxxx (1) selanjutnya jika 1 ^^~ qglswithin −= ββ , akan diperoleh )var()var()var( 1 ^^~ qglswithin += ββ sejak 0),cov( 1 ^^ =qglsβ , maka; =−= )var()var()1var( ^~^ glswithinq ββ 1112 )'()'( −−− ω− xxqxxvσ (2) dengan demikian hausman test statistik adalah sebagai berikut: 1 ^1 1 ^' 1 ^ 1 var( qqqm − ⎥⎦ ⎤ ⎢⎣ ⎡= (3) dimana h0 asymtotic berdistribusi sebagai 2 kχ di mana k adalah dimensi vektor slope β . selanjutnya guna memenuhi aspek teknis operasional, ω akan digantikan oleh konsistensi estimator ω̂ , sehingga gls akan memungkinkan untuk diakukan. penolakan terhadap statistik hausman tersebut berarti penolakan terhadap fixed effect model atau dummy variable model. sehingga semakin besar nilai statistik hausman tersebut, semakin mengarah kepada penerimaan dugaan error components model (baltagi, 2003). hasil dan pembahasan hasil uji hausman test berdasarkan hasil uji hausman test diperoleh hasil seperti tersaji pada tabel 1. tabel 1. uji hausman test periode pengamatan χ hitung χ tabel 1994-2003 19,5963* 11,0705 sumber : data diolah keterangan : signifikan pada α 5persen berdasarkan tabel 1 hasil uji hausman menunjukkan bahwa untuk periode pengamatan 1994-2003 chi square hitung lebih besar daripada chi square table sehingga ho ditolak. dengan demikian estimasi menunjukkan bahwa pendekatan fixed effects lebih baik dibandingkan dengan pendekatan random effect. berarti terdapat perbedaan antar unit yang dapat dilihat melalui perbedaan dalam constants term. dalam fixed effects model diasumsikan bahwa tidak terdapat time-specific effect dan hanya memfokuskan pada individual-specific-effects. hasil estimasi fixed effect berdasarkan hasil hausman test menunjukkan nilai whitung > 2χ , ini menunjukkan analisis dalam penelitian ini lebih lanjut digunakan fixed effect. adapun untuk membahas dari penelitian ini diperoleh hasil estimasi seperti nampak dalam tabel 2. dari hasil analisis regresi diketahui bahwa laju angkatan kerja, laju inflasi, laju openness, memberikan pengaruh nyata terhadap laju pertumbuhan ekonomi regional, sedangkan variabel aglomerasi dan human capital tidak mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi regional (laju pdrb riil). aglomerasi dan pertumbuhan ekonomi (jamzani sodik dan dedi iskandar) 127 tabel 2. hasil estimasi regresi dengan metode fixed effect variabel periode 19942003 aglomerasi (x1) laju angkatan kerja (x2) laju inflasi (x3) ekspor netto (x4) human capital (x5) 1.0779898 (2.185111) 0.134042*** (0.041088) -0.157417*** (0.010719) 0.007190*** (0.001867) -0.050949 (0.051314) f hitung 80.52415 r2 hitung 0.584465 sumber: data diolah keterangan : *** sig pada α = 0,01; ** sig pada α = 0,05; * sig pada α = 0,10 pembahasan variabel aglomerasi tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap laju pertumbuhan ekonomi regional (pdrb riil). dengan kenyataan seperti itu maka diketahui bahwa untuk indonesia yang bukan merupakan negara industri maju, aglomerasi bukan menjadi ukuran yang baik untuk mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi. ini dikarenakan aglomerasi yang ada di indonesia itu tidaklah banyak dan tidak merata. hal ini sesuai dengan studi dari kuncoro (2002), bahwa perkembangan industri manufaktur yang pesat di indonesia ternyata bias ke pulau jawa dan sumatera, ini jelas terlihat mencolok untuk industri besar dan menengah (ibm), yang sering diasosiasikan dengan industri manufaktur yang modern. provinsi-provinsi di pulau jawa dan provinsi-provinsi di pulau-pulau lain di indonesia secara jelas menggambarkan ketimpangan distribusi aktivitas industri. daerah industri yang paling menonjol di pulau jawa adalah jabotabek extended industrial area (eia). jabotabek boleh dikatakan merupakan daerah aglomerasi industri terbesar di indonesia. surabaya dan bandung sebagai perbandingan ternyata masih kurang dari separuh skala jabotabek yang mampu menyerap tenaga kerja yang banyak, sedangkan nilai tambah yang diciptakan jabotabek mencapai separuh dari seluruh daerah industri utama di indonesia. variabel laju angkatan kerja berpengaruh signifikan terhadap pertumbuhan ekonomi. dengan kenyataan seperti itu, maka pemerintah di indonesia harus terus meningkatkan kualitas angkatan kerjanya agar nantinya menjadi tenaga kerja yang unggul, terampil dan dapat diandalkan dalam mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi. variabel laju inflasi berpengaruh signifikan terhadap laju pertumbuhan pdrb riil dengan tanda negatif, hal ini menunjukkan bahwa tingkat inflasi yang menjadi indikator kestabilan suatu perekonomian sangat berperan dalam meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi regional. variabel laju openness memiliki arah yang konsisten dengan teori meskipun dengan koefisien (signifikan secara statistik) yang relatif kecil. sehingga bisa dikatakan bahwa tingkat keterbukaan perekonomian suatu daerah belum begitu besar berperan dalam meningkatkan pertumbuhan ekonomi regional. tingkat pendidikan tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap laju pertumbuhan pdrb riil. ini bisa berarti bahwa, siswa yang ada di sekolah menengah umum (slta) tidaklah menjadi suatu ukuran yang baik untuk mempengaruhi pertumbuhan ekonomi regional di indonesia. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 117 129 128 kesimpulan dari hasil penelitian selama periode 1994-2003 diketahui bahwa variabel aglomerasi mempunyai nilai koefisien yang paling tinggi dibandingkan dengan variabel independen yang lain, yaitu laju angkatan kerja, tingkat inflasi, laju openness, dan tingkat pendidikan. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa aglomerasi (pengelompokan industri) jika lebih dikembangkan lagi bisa memberikan kontribusi yang cukup besar dalam mendukung meningkatnya laju pertumbuhan ekonomi daerah. variabel laju openness memiliki arah yang konsisten dengan teori meskipun dengan koefisien (signifikan secara statistik) yang relatif kecil. hal ini menunjukkan bahwa variabel ekspor netto bisa lebih berperan dalam 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(031) 5026288 e-mail: muhammadnafik@yahoo.com abstract islamic economics is a study of human behavior in satisfying their needs and facilitating them to achieve spiritual heights, guided by ethical values of islam. islam teaches mutual help among people in mobilizing resources available as provided by allah swt. the existence of economics is not independent from human ethos, ethics and character which are reflected in economic behavior. islamic economic system, on the other hand, is an application of faith and understanding of the muslims. the system not only provides benefits for the muslims but also for human being as a whole, as manifested in the concept of rahmatan lil a’lamin. it carries the principles of efficiency and purposeful in the resource mobilization based on the motive of achieving falah (victory) in the world as well as in the hereafter, as part of their ibadah and performance of the khilafah role of the earth. keywords: islamic economic, muslims, human behavior pendahuluan manusia adalah individu dan sekaligus makluk sosial yang mempunyai keinginan yang tidak terbatas tetapi kebutuhannyalah yang terbatas, sedangkan sumberdaya untuk memenuhinya bersifat langka dan alternatif. kelangkaan sumberdaya tersebut, bukan alasan bagi manusia untuk saling bersaing antara satu dengan lainnya melainkan harus saling kerjasama dan saling berbagi di antaranya. apabila mereka saling bersaing, maka akan ada yang kalah dan ada yang menang atau ada yang mendapatkan dan ada yang tidak mendapatkan sehingga akan ada yang termajinalkan kemudian terlempar dari persaingan dan ada yang menguasai sumberdaya yang ada. untuk menghindari saling bersaing dan saling mengalahkan tersebut, maka islam memerintahkan kepada manusia untuk saling tolong menolong antara sesamanya dan melarang tolong menolong dalam dosa dan pelanggaran sebagaimana disebutkan dalam surat al maidah ayat 2: artinya: ”… dan tolong-menolonglah kamu dalam (mengerjakan) kebajikan dan takwa, dan jangan tolong-menolong dalam berbuat dosa dan pelanggaran. dan bertakwalah kamu kepada allah, sesungguhnya allah amat berat siksa-nya....”. (qs, 5; al maidah:2) mengapa manusia harus saling tolong menolong dalam memenuhi keinginan dan kebutuhanya? karena permasalahan rejeki jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 183 197 184 (sumberdaya) untuk memenuhi keinginan dan kebutuhan manusia telah dijamin oleh allah, sebagaimana disebutkan dalam surat ar rum ayat 40. artinya: ”allah-lah yang menciptakan kamu, kemudian memberimu rezki, kemudian mematikanmu, kemudian menghidupkanmu (kembali). adakah di antara yang kamu sekutukan dengan allah itu yang dapat berbuat sesuatu dari yang demikian itu? maha sucilah dia dan maha tinggi dari apa yang mereka persekutukan.” (qs ar rum: 40) kelebihan dan kekurangan dalam hal rejeki di antara manusia merupakan sunnatullah dan allah memerintahkan agar yang berkelebihan menolong yang kekurangan. oleh karena itu hanya dengan tolong menolong dan saling memberilah, maka kebutuhan manusia itu dapat terpenuhi, karena yang kaya membutuhkan yang miskin dan sebaliknya yang miskin membutuhkan yang kaya. allah menjanjikan akan membalas barang siapa yang saling tolong menolong dan saling memberikan harta kepada yang membutuhkannya, maka allah akan mengganti harta yang diberikan itu dan kebaikan yang diperbuat tersebut akan dibalas lebih banyak dari yang dikeluarkannya, sebagaimana disebut dalam surat an nur ayat 38 dan saba’ ayat 39 sebagai berikut: artinya: “(mereka mengerjakan yang demikian itu) supaya allah memberi balasan kepada mereka (dengan balasan) yang lebih baik dari apa yang telah mereka kerjakan, dan supaya allah menambah karunia-nya kepada mereka. dan allah memberi rezki kepada siapa yang dikehendaki-nya tanpa batas.” (qs 24, an nuur:38) artinya: ”katakanlah: "sesungguhnya tuhanku melapangkan rizki bagi siapa yang dikehendaki-nya di antara hamba-hamba-nya dan menyempitkan bagi (siapa yang dikehendakinya)". dan barang apa saja yang kamu nafkahkan, maka allah akan menggantinya dan dia lah pemberi rezki yang sebaik-baiknya”.(qs 34, saba’:39) pada ayat yang lain allah melarang manusia mengambil dan memakan harta sesamanya dengan cara yang batil kecuali dengan tukar menukar yang saling suka (ridha), seperti disebutkan dalam al qur’an surat annisa’:29: mengapa ekonomi islam? (muhamad nafik hadi ryandono) 185 artinya: ”hai orang-orang yang beriman, janganlah kamu saling memakan harta sesamamu dengan jalan yang batil, kecuali dengan jalan perniagaan yang berlaku dengan suka sama-suka di antara kamu. dan janganlah kamu membunuh dirimu; sesungguhnya allah adalah maha penyayang kepadamu”. (qs 4, an nisaa’:29). ayat-ayat al qur’an di atas merupakan aturan dan etika perilaku bagi manusia dalam setiap aktivitas kehidupan, khususnya dalam memenuhi keinginan dan kebutuhannya. perilaku manusia dalam memenuhi keinginan dan kebutuhan hidupnya disebut ekonomi. kata ekonomi berasal dari dua kata yunani yaitu oikos dan nomos. oikos berarti rumah tangga (house-hold), sedang nomos berarti aturan, kaidah atau pengelolaan. dengan demikian secara sederhana ekonomi dapat diartikan sebagai kaidah-kaidah, aturan-aturan, etika atau cara pengelolaan suatu rumah tangga. ilmu yang mempelajari bagaimana perilaku tiap individu, rumah tangga dan masyarakat dalam mengelola sumberdaya yang mereka miliki untuk memenuhi kebutuhan mereka disebut ilmu ekonomi. ilmu ekonomi adalah ilmu yang mempelajari perilaku manusia dalam usahanya untuk memenuhi keinginannya yang tidak terbatas dengan sumber daya untuk memenuhi keinginan tersebut bersifat langka (scarcity) dan alternatif. ilmu ekonomi bukanlah ilmu yang bertujuan untuk membentuk manusia menjadi makluq ekonomi (economic man atau homo economicus) melainkan bertujuan untuk menjadikan menusia menjadi manusia yang beretika (homo ethicus) dalam memenuhi keinginan dan kebutuhan hidupannya. pengertian ilmu ekonomi tersebut menunjukkan bahwa ilmu ekonomi adalah ilmu tentang etika (ethic science) dan ilmu tentang perilaku (behaviour science). perilaku mentaati atau tidak mentaat etika yang berlaku disebut moral, sehingga orang yang perilakunya sesuai dengan etika yang berlaku disebut bermoral dan orang yang perilakunya tidak sesuai dengan etika yang berlaku disebut tidak bermoral. oleh karena itu ilmu ekonomi juga merupakan ilmu tentang moral (moral science). pembahasan bagaimana karakter dan ethos ekonomi terbentuk? ilmu ekonomi sebagai moral science dan behaviour science, maka ilmu ini sangat erat kaitannya dengan etos, etika dan karakter manusia, karena nilai-nilai tersebut akan berpengaruh terhadap perilaku dan karakter diri manusia. oleh karena itu setiap membahas tentang ekonomi tidak akan lepas dari pembahasan bagaimana karakter, etika dan ethos manusia itu sendiri dalam kehidupannya seharihari. buchori (1994:6), madjid (1995:410), dan tasmara (2004:15), menerangkan bahwa, etos berasal dari kata yunani yaitu ethos, artinya ciri, sifat atau kebiasaan, adat istiadat, atau juga kecenderungan moral, keyakinan atas sesuatu, pandangan hidup yang dimiliki seseorang, suatu kelompok orang atau bangsa, tata nilai (value system). lebih lanjut tasmara berpendapat, etos dibentuk oleh berbagai kebiasaan, pengaruh jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 183 197 186 budaya, serta sistem nilai yang diyakini. adams (1965:331) mendefinisikan etos sebagai sifat dasar atau karakter yang merupakan kebiasaan dan watak bangsa atau ras. koentjoroningrat (1980:231) mengemukakan pandangannya bahwa etos merupakan watak khas yang tampak dari luar, terlihat oleh orang lain. harriman (1995:80) etos diartikan sebagai pandangan khas suatu kelompok sosial, sistem nilai yang melatarbelakangi adat istiadat dan tatacara sustu komunitas. menurut geertz (abdullah; 1993:3) etos merupakan sikap mendasar manusia terhadap diri dan dunia yang dipancarkan hidup. etos adalah aspek evaluatif yang bersifat menilai. soekanto (1983:174), mengartikan etos antara lain: (a) nilai-nilai dan ide-ide dari suatu kebudayaan, dan (b) karakter umum suatu kebudayaan. secara lengkap etos adalah karakter dan sikap, kebiasaan serta kepercayaan dan seterusnya yang bersifat khusus tentang seorang individu atau kelompok manusia. dari kata ethos lahirlah kata etika, etiket yang pengertiannya adalah akhlak atau nilai yang berkaitan dengan baik dan buruk atau kualitas esensial seseorang atau suatu kelompok manusia yang daripadanya berkembang pandangan individu, masyarakat dan bangsa berkaitan nilai tertentu. karakter manusia terbentuk melalui proses secara terus menerus dan dapat berubah setiap saat dalam perjalanan hidupnya. proses pembentukan karakter tersebut berjalan tahap demi tahap, dari detik ke detik, dari jam ke jam dari hari ke hari dan seterusnya selama hidup manusia. karakter manusia akan tercermin dalam kehidupan sehari-harinya, misalnya karakter berekonomi akan dapat terlihat dari kehidupan ekonomi yang dijalaninya. misalnya manusia dalam kehidupan ekonominya terdapat manusia yang berkarakter homo economicus atau economic man atau homo ethicus. pembentukan dan perubahan karakter tersebut ditentukan oleh internalisasi dan eksternalisasi nilai-nilai (values) dalam kehidupan ekonominya masing-masing. internalisasi nilainilai yang dimaksud adalah proses pemahaman dan pembelajaran kemudian menyakini nilainilai tersebut untuk dijadikan values dalam kehidupan. values yang diyakini tersebut kemudian dieksternalisasikan (dipraktekkan/diamalkan) dalam bentuk pola pikir dan perilaku. perilaku itu dilakukan secara langulang dan terus menerus, yang kemudian menjadi kebiasaan atau budaya hidup seseorang. kebiasaan (budaya) yang dilakukan seseorang kemudian diikuti oleh individu atau komunitas lain yang lebih luas sehingga membentuk sebuah sistem kehidupan (peradaban) tertentu. proses mulai dari internalisasi sampai dengan terbentuknya sistem kehidupan (peradaban) tersebut sebenarnya merupakan proses terbentuknya karakter manusia dalam hidupnya sehari-hari. proses pembentukan karakter manusia tersebut akan terus berubah dan berputar terus-menerus sehingga setiap saat akan mengalami perubahan sesuai dengan tingkat internalisasi dan eksternalisasi nilai-nilai hidupnya. proses terbentuknya karakter manusia tersebut dapat dibuat gambarkan seperti gambar 1. gambar 1. terbentuknya karakter manusia mengapa ekonomi islam? (muhamad nafik hadi ryandono) 187 apabila values yang internalisasikan adalah nilai-nilai yang baik maka akan membentuk pola pikir baik. pola pikir yang baik (positif) akan membentuk perilaku kehidupan yang baik. perilaku baik, kemudian dilakukan secara berulang-ulang dan terus menerus akan menjadi kebiasaan atau budaya baik. apabila kebiasaan yang baik tersebut diikuti oleh individu atau komunitas lain yang lebih luas akan membentuk sebuah sistem kehidupan (peradaban) baik pula. sebaliknya apabila prosesnya dimulai dari internalisasi nilai-nilai yang buruk maka akan melahirkan karakter yang buruk pula. bagaimana apabila lingkaran proses terbentuknya karakter tersebut dikaitkan dengan terbentuknya karakter dan sistem ekonomi? untuk menjawab pertanyaan tersebut, lihat gambar 2. gambar 2. terbentuknya karakter islami, kapitalis dan sosialis apabila nilai-nilai yang diinternalisasikan adalah nilai-nilai ekonomi kapitalisme maka pola pikir yang terbentuknya adalah pola pikir kapitalisme. pola pikir ekonomi kapitalisme akan dieksternalisasikan dalam perilaku kehidupan ekonomi kapitalisme. perilaku ekonomi kapitalisme yang biasa dipraktekan akan membentuk budaya kapitalisme. budaya kapitalisme individu yang kemudian diikuti oleh individu atau komunitas (masyarakat) lain yang lebih luas akan membentuk sebuah sistem ekonomi kapitalisme. begitu juga apabila prosesnya dimulai dari internalisasi nilai-nilai ekonomi yang bersumber dari syari’ah islam maka sistem ekonomi yang dilahirkan adalah sistem ekonomi islam. apabila nilai-nilai yang diinternalisasikan nilai sosialisme maka sistem ekonomi yang dilahirkan adalah sistem ekonomi sosialis. oleh karena itu, maka jelaslah bahwa ilmu ekonomi adalah ilmu yang berkaitan dengan ilmu moral dan ilmu etika. ilmu ekonomi sebagai behaviour science dan moral science telah dimulai sejak jaman jauh sebelum masehi (2000-1000 sm) dan jaman praklasik (427 sm). etika dan moral dalam berekonomi telah ada dalam teks-teks india kuno, (iqbal & mirakhor, 2007:69), yaitu dalam teks vedic (2000-1400 sm), sutra (700100 sm), dan jatakas dalam budha (600-400 sm). pada teks-teks tersebut telah dibahas tentang adanya larangan pinjaman berbunga (riba). riba dianggap perbuatan yang menjijikkan dan bertentangan dengan nilai-nilai persaudaraan dalam masyarakat. pada jatakas dibahas adanya larangan bagi kasta brahmana dan kshatriya meminjamkan uang dengan memungut bunga. pada jaman praklasik yang dipelopori oleh plato (427-347 sm) dan muridnya yang bernama aristoteles (384-322 sm). kedua orang ini adalah tokoh ilmu etika dan ilmu perilaku, sumbangan pemikirannya dalam ilmu ekonomi yang sangat terkenal adalah tentang fungsi dan peranan uang dalam kehidupan. mereka mengecam orang yang memperdagangkan dan membungakan uang, dengan alasan bertentangan dengan etika dan merusak hubungan antarmanusia, karena fungsi utama uang jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 183 197 188 adalah sebagai alat tukar dan pengukur nilai sehingga uang menghasilkan uang dilarang. pemikiran dalam teks india kuno dan para filosuf yunani kono tersebut, sangat kental dengan nilai-nilai etika moral dalam aktivitas kehidupan ekonomi dan ini terus bekembang sampai abat ke 17. tetapi sejalan berkembang dan kompleknya aktivitas ekonomi, khususnya setelah berkembangnya pemikiran smithian dan konsep memaksimumkan kepuasan individu telah membawa dampak terjadinya degradasi nilai etika dan moral dalam aktivitas perekonomian. manusia cenderung berubah dari homo ethicus menjadi homo economicus sehingga menjadi sangat serakah dan eksploitatif dalam memaksimumkan utilitas dan sangat mengedepankan individualistik di atas kepentingan umum. dampak dari homo economicus tersebut adalah rusaknya ekosistem alam semesta yang pada akhirnya merugikan kehidupan alam semesta, sebagai penyedia sumberdaya dalam pemenuhan keinginan dan kebutuhan makhuk hidup khususnya umat manusia dan makhlukmakhluk lainnnya. pada saat sekarang manusia sudah tidak memperdulikan lagi mana yang halal dan mana yang haram dalam mendapatkan harta, kondisi ini merupakan indikator nyata dari degradasi perilaku manusia sebagai homo ethicus menjadi homo economicus. kondisi ini sebenarnya telah diperingatkan oleh hadits nabi muhammad saw yang diriwayatkan oleh imam bukhari dan peringatan nabi ini sangat relevan dengan kondisi sekarang, dimana manusia dalam mencari rejeki cenderung meninggalkan dan memisahkan kehidupan ekonomi dengan nilai-nilai agama, “akankah datang kepada manusia suatu zaman yang mana seseorang tidak peduli darimana ia mendapatkan hartanya: apakah dari (sumber dan cara yang) halal atau (sumber dan cara yang) haram” (hr. bukhari) ilmu ekonomi yang tercerabut dari rohnya sebagai ilmu etika dan moral telah menggugah para ahli ekonomi untuk mengembalikan ilmu ekonomi ke khitoh-nya sebagai behaviour science dan moral science. gerakan reformasi kembali kepada ilmu ekonomi sebagi ilmu etika dan moral, mulai mengemuka pada akhir abad ke20 dan semakin keras pada abad ke 21 ini. gerakan tersebut dimulai dengan mulai mewacanakan kembali pentingnya etika bisnis dan mulai diajarkan kembali pelajaran etika bisnis dan sosiologi di kampus-kampus ekonomi khususnya sekolah bisnis. dalam buku megatrend 2010 bangkitnya kesadaran kapitalisme yang ditulis oleh patricia aburdene (2005) menjadikan kekuatan spiritualitas dari pribadi sampai organisasi dan mengeksplorasi kesadaran ekonomi baru serta perncarian berbagai etika bisnis dalam batas legal kapitalisme modern adalah trend utama dalam dunia bisnis 2010. patricia pada halaman xix menyatakan bahwa ”kebenaran mendalam tadi adalah nilainilai yang kita anut dan nilai-nilai tersebut memainkan peran penting dalam perubahan”. gerakan pemikiran tentang etika bisnis tersebut adalah sebagai pertanda bangkitnya kembali ilmu ekonomi sebagai behaviour science dan moral science yang akan menyelamatkan kehidupan manusia di masa akan datang. kronologis lahirnya ilmu dan sistem ekonomi: mengapa ekonomi islam? ekonomi islam sampai sekarang masih diperdebatkan, khususnya oleh para ekonom sendiri. pertanyaan yang sering muncul adalah apa itu ekonomi islam dan mengapa harus disebut ekonomi islam? jawaban dari pertanyaan-pertanyaan tersebut akan menimbulkan perdebatan yang panjang apabila dalam menjawabnya mengapa ekonomi islam? (muhamad nafik hadi ryandono) 189 hanya cukup mendefinisikan apa itu ekonomi islam, melainkan harus dijawab pula dengan merunut perkembangan secara historis kelahiran ilmu dan sistem ekonomi itu sendiri. perkembangan lahirnya ilmu ekonomi sebagai ilmu yang mempelajari perilaku dan etika dalam aktivitas ekonominya dapat dilihat pada gambar 3. ilmu ekonomi pada awalnya adalah merupakan pemikiran para filosuf yang didasarkan pada nilai-nilai kebenaran etika dan moral bagi manusia dalam aktivitas memenuhi kebutuhan hidupnya. pemikiran-pemikiran tersebut didasarkan pada nilai-nilai etika dan moral yang bersumber dari kitab-kitab suci, perenungan, pengalaman historis dan nilai religius lainnya yang diyakini kebenaranya. pemikiran para filosuf tersebut kemudian dijabarkan secara naratif (kualitatif) atau pada awal perkembangannya pendekatan yang digunakan hanyalah pendekatan kualitatif dengan mengandalkan kamampuan imajinasi dan kualitatif normatif para filosuf. etika moral: kitab suci, perenungan, pengalaman historis dan nilai religius lainnya cendekiawan (ilmuan) kuantitatif kualitatif teori, ilmu dan sistem ekonomi: islam, kapitalis, sosialis dll ekonomi makro ekonomi mikro • manajemen • akuntansi • dll • ek. pembangunan • ek. regional • ek. moneter, dll pemikiran filosuf tentang perilaku ekonomi kualitatif dan normatif metode ilmiah gambar 3. kronologis lahirnya sistem dan ilmu ekonomi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 183 197 190 perkembangan lebih lanjut berdasarkan pada pemikiran para filosuf yang menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif tersebut mulai didukung dengan pendekatan kuantitatif. dua pendekatan ilmiah tersebut dikembangkan oleh para intelektual (cendekiawan) yaitu tidak hanya melalui pemikiran saja, melainkan didukung oleh penelitian dengan metodolgi ilmiah untuk membuktikan kebenaran secara empirik. hasil dari pemikiran yang dibuktikan dengan penelitian ilmiah tersebut maka lahirlah konsepkonsep yang kemudian berkembang menjadi teori-teori ilmu ekonomi. berdasarkan uraian di atas semakin menjelaskan bahwa ilmu ekonomi adalah ilmu etika moral (moral science) tentang perilaku manusia dalam usahanya untuk menenuhi keinginan dan kebutuhan hidup yang relatif tidak terbatas, sedangkan sumberdaya untuk memenuhinya bersifat langka (scarcity). etika moral yang digunakan tersebut bersumberkan pada nilainilai (ideologi) dan agama. apabila nilai-nilai yang mendasari adalah nilai kapitalis maka lahirlah sistem ekonomi kapitalis, dan apabila dasarnya nilai-nilai sosialis maka lahirlah sistem ekonomi sosialis. apabila nilai-nilai yang mendasarinya adalah nilai-nilai islam maka lahirlah ekonomi islam, serta apabila nilai-nilai yang mendasarinya adalah nilai-nilai luhur bangsa indonesia yaitu pancasila maka lahirlah ekonomi pancasila. maka jelaslah apa yang membedakan antara sistem ekonomi yang satu dengan sistem ekonomi lainnya adalah nilainilai yang mendasarinya. pada era selanjutnya dan yang akan datang akan terus berkembang ilmu ekonomi yang lebih spesifik lagi misalnya ilmu ekonomi mikro (manajemen akuntansi dan sebagainya) dan ilmu ekonomi makro (ekonomi pembangunan, ekonomi regional, ekonomi internasional dan sebagainya). apabila sistemnya ekonomi islam maka akan berkembang, baik dalam tataran teori maupun praktek ekonomi mikro islam, ekonomi makro islam, perbankan islam, ekonomi moneter islam, manejemen dan akuntansi islam dan sebagainya. pertanyaan apa itu ekonomi islam dan mengapa disebut ekonomi islam? sekarang ini sudah terjawab maka tidak relevan lagi apabila mempertentangkan lagi. sistem ekonomi islam terbentuk dan lahir karena keyakinan dan faham yang dianut oleh para penganut islam yang dipraktekan dalam sistem ekonomi. begitu juga sistem ekonomi lainnya terbentuk dan lahir karena keyakinan dan faham yang dianut oleh para penganut sistem ekonomi tersebut. ekonomi islam ada bukan hanya diperuntukan untuk penganut islam saja melainkan untuk kemaslahatan semua umat manusia, karena islam diturunkan sebagai rahmatan lil ’alamin seperti disebutkan dalam al qur’an antara lain surat : al-anbiyaa’:107, al an’aam:48, dan al a’raaf:158; artinya: “dan tidaklah kami mengutus kamu (nabi muhammad saw) melainkan untuk menjadi rahmat bagi alam semesta” (qs: 21; al-anbiyaa’: 107). mengapa ekonomi islam? (muhamad nafik hadi ryandono) 191 artinya: ’katakanlah: "hai manusia sesungguhnya aku adalah utusan allah kepadamu semua, yaitu allah yang mempunyai kerajaan langit dan bumi; tidak ada tuhan (yang berhak disembah) selain dia, yang menghidupkan dan mematikan, maka berimanlah kamu kepada allah dan rasul-nya, nabi yang ummi yang beriman kepada allah dan kepada kalimatkalimat-nya (kitab-kitab-nya) dan ikutilah dia, supaya kamu mendapat petunjuk". (qs 7, al a’raaf:158) artinya: dan tidaklah kami mengutus para rasul itu melainkan untuk memberi kabar gembira dan memberi peringatan. barangsiapa yang beriman dan mengadakan perbaikan, maka tak ada kekhawatiran terhadap mereka dan tidak (pula) mereka bersedih hati.(qs al an’am 48) artinya: “dan kami turunkan dari al qur'an suatu yang menjadi penawar dan rahmat bagi orang-orang yang beriman dan al qur'an itu tidaklah menambah kepada orang-orang yang zalim selain kerugian.” (qs 17, al israa’:82) oleh karena itu para penganut madzhab kapitalis, sosialis dan madzhab ekonomi lainnya, jangan menjadikan ekonomi islam sebagai ancaman yang akan menggusur mereka dan sebaliknya juga demikian ekonomi islam. islam sendiri tidak mengajarkan memaksa mereka untuk mengikuti sistem islam sebagaimana disebutkan dalam al qur’an surat al baqarah: 256 dan surat al kafirun:6 sebagai berikut: artinya:”tidak ada paksaan untuk (memasuki) agama (islam); sesungguhnya telah jelas jalan yang benar daripada jalan yang sesat. karena itu barangsiapa yang ingkar kepada thaghut dan beriman kepada allah, maka sesungguhnya ia telah berpegang kepada buhul tali yang amat kuat yang tidak akan putus. dan allah maha mendengar lagi maha mengetahui”. (qs 2, al baqarah:256) jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 183 197 192 artinya: untukmu agamamu, dan untukkulah, agamaku". (qs 109, al kafirun:6) berdasarkan ayat-ayat al qur’an tersebut maka bagi para penganut kapitalis, sosialis dan madzhab ekonomi ekonomi lainnya maka sistem ekonominya adalah sistem ekonomi terbaik bagi mereka sedangkan bagi umat islam sistem ekonomi terbaiknya adalah sistem ekonomi islam. perbedaan sistem ekonomi sistem ekonomi islam, dan ekonomi konvensional (kapitalis, sosialis, pancasila dan lainnya) sangatlah berbeda, karena nilai-nilai yang mendasaarinya juga berbeda. perbedaan tersebut baik terletak dalam konsep maupun dalam implentasinya di lapangan. perbedaan aktivitas ekonomi islam dengan aktivitas ekonomi sekuler, yang menurut manan (1989:20) tersebut di atas dapat digambarkan dalam skema seperti pada gambar 4. ekonomi islam tidak hanya mempelajari individu sosial melainkan juga manusia dengan bakat religius [a(1)]. hal ini disebabkan karena (a) ilmu ekonomi islam (b) ilmu ekonomi modern a (1) manusia-(sosial namun religius) b (1) manusia-(sosial) a (2) kebutuhankebutuhan tidak terbatas b (2) kebutuhankebutuhan tidak terbatas a (3) kekurangan sarana b (3) kekurangan sarana (e) masalahmasalah ekonomi (e) masalahmasalah ekonomi a (4) pilihan diantara alternatif (dituntun oleh nilai islam) a (4) pilihan diantara alternatif (dituntun oleh kepentingan individu) a (5) pertukaran terpadu dan transfer satu arah (dituntun oleh etika islami, kekuatan pasar dan kekuatan bukan pasar a (5) pertukaran dituntun oleh kekuatan pasar sumber: mannan, muhammad abdul. 1989. ekonomi islam: teori dan praktek gambar 4. lingkaran aktivitas ekonomi mengapa ekonomi islam? (muhamad nafik hadi ryandono) 193 banyaknya kebutuhan [a(2)b(2) dan kurangnya sarana (a3/a4), maka timbullah masalah ekonomi (e). masalah ini pada dasarnya sama baiknya dalam ekonomi modern (sekuler) maupun ekonomi islam. perbedaan timbul berkaitan dengan alternatif. ekonomi islam dikendalikan oleh nilainilai dasar islam [a(4)], dan ekonomi sekuler sangat dikuasai oleh kepentingan diri individu b94). yang membuat ekonomi islam benarbenar berbeda adalah sistem pertukaran dan transfer satu arah yang terpadu mempengaruhi alokasi sumber-sumber daya, dengan demikian menjadikan proses pertukaran langsung relevan dengan kesejahteraan menyeluruh manusia (a/5) yang berbeda hanya dari kesejahteraan ekonomi (b/5). sistem ekonomi dibedakan dan terbentuk sesuai dengan nilai-nilai yang mendasarinya (basic value). basic value dari sistem-sistem ekonomi tersebut memberikan konsekuensi dan merupakan sebuah keniscayaan untuk diinternalisasikan oleh para pelaku ekonominya, kemudian dieksternalisasikan dalam realitas economic system paradigma lima sila pancasila islamic economic system paradigma marxis paradigma syari’ah islam socialism system pancasila system basis of the micro foundation: “muslim man” (ahsani taqwim) basis of the micro foundation: “pancasialis man” basis of the micro foundation: no private ownership of the means of productions philosophic foundations : individualism in the role of pancasila, mutuality and brotherhood philosophic foundations: dialectical philosophic foundations: individualism in the role of vicegerent of the god on earth with an objective to achieve ‘falah’ in this world and in the here after, accountable for performance price system: state police price system: market system and state police price system: market system and state police paradigma market economic capitalism system basis of the micro foundation: “economic man” philosophic foundations: utilitarian individualism based on the laissez faire philosophy price system: market system sumber: modifikasi dari muhammad arif. 1985. toward the syari’ah paradigm of islamics: the beginning of a scientific revolution. the american journal of islamic social science. vol. 2, p:98. gambar 5. perbandingan sistem ekonomi jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 8, nomor 2, oktober 2007: 183 197 194 kehidupan dan aktivitas ekonominya. perbedaan basic value maka membawa konsekuensi teori dan sistem yang dikembangkan dan penerapannya dalam realitas aktivitas ekonomi pasti berbeda sehingga perilaku para penganutnya juga pasti berbeda. perbedaan sistem ekonomi kapitalis, ekonomi pancasila, ekonomi sosialis dan sistem ekonomi lainnya adalah seperti pada gambar 5. dari gambar 5, tersebut dapat diambil kesimpulan, pertama, sistem ekonomi islam menurut pendekatan keilmuan sejajar dengan kapitalisme, dan sosialisme. kedua, siapapun dapat melihat sistem ekonomi islam tidak sama dengan kapitalisme maupun sosialisme. ketiga, sistem ekonomi islam tidak bisa dikatakan secara sederhana meskipun posisinya ditengah atau di antara kedua sistem ekonomi sekuler (kapitalisme dan sosialisme). sistem ekonomi pancasila sampai sekarang masih dalam tataran wacana dan hanya berkembang di indonesia saja sehingga mungkin belum dapat disejajarkan dengan sistem ekonomi lainnya tetapi kerangka dasarnya telah banyak dikembangkan. ekonomi konvensional memperbolehkan menjawab tiga permasalahan ekonomi; apa yang akan diproduksi, bagaimana cara memproduksinya dan untuk siapa diproduksi dengan tidak memandang apakah itu haram atau halal yang penting dapat memenuhi kebutuhan dan memdatangkan keuntungan secara materiil, misalnya peternakan babi, perjudian, minuman keras dan pelanggaran syari’ah lain dalam aktivitas ekonomi. pemenuhan kebutuhan dan pencapaian keuntungan yang sebesar mungkin serta kepuasan maksimum, merupakan ciri khas dari ekonomi konvensional yang eksploitatif dan kadang-kadang kurang memperhatikan keberlangsungan generasi mendatang. sifat eksploitatif tersebut, terkadang membuat eksistensi manusia yang merupakan subyek sekaligus obyek dalam perekonomian dinilai sebagai faktor produksi, sehingga boleh dieksploitasi seperti faktor produksi lainnya, hal ini dapat dilihat setiap industri selalu menekan biaya yang berkaitan dengan faktor buruh. mereka dieksploitasi dengan tanpa memperhatikan hak-haknya sebagai manusia, padahal para pemilik modal menikmati keuntungan yang besar di atas penderitaan dan kerja keras dari para buruh, dengan penghasilan yang hanya cukup untuk menopang hidup seharihari. ekonomi islam dalam menjawab tiga permasalahan ekonomi berbeda dengan ekonomi konvensional. ekonomi konvesional memulai menjawab tiga permasalahan ekonomi adalah dari menjawab apa, bagaimana dan untuk siapa memproduksi komoditas, sedangkan ekonomi islam dimulai dulu dari menjawab untuk siapa, apa dan bagaimana memproduksi komoditas. setiap aktivitas ekonomi islam harus berprinsipkan pada syari’ah islam. islam mengajarkan kehidupan ekonomi demi tercapainya pemenuhan kebutuhan dan keuntungan materiil maupun sprituil (rohani) baik di dunia maupun akhirat kelak. semua itu dalam rangka tercapainya kesejahteraan manusia dan sangat jauh dari sifat eksploitatif yang merugikan kaum yang lemah. menurut zadjuli (2005) yang membedakan sistem ekonomi islam dengan sistem ekonomi yang lain adalah: 1. asumsi dasar/norma pokok ataupun aturan main dalam proses maupun interaksi kegiatan ekonomi yang diberlakukan. dalam sistem ekonomi islam asumsi dasarnya adalah “syari’ah islam” diberlakukan secara menyeluruh baik terhadap individu, keluarga, kelompok masyarakat, usahawan, maupun pengusaha/pemerintah dalam memenuhi kebutuhan hidupnya baik mengapa ekonomi islam? (muhamad nafik hadi ryandono) 195 untuk keperluan jsamaniah maupun rohaniah. 2. prinsip ekonomi islam adalah penerapan asas efisiensi dan manfaat dengan tetap menjaga kelestarian lingkungan alam. 3. motif ekonomi islam adalah mencari “keberuntungan” di dunia dan akhirat selaku kholifatullah dengan jalan beribadah dalam arti luas. kesimpulan sistem ekonomi dibedakan dan terbentuk sesuai dengan nilai-nilai yang mendasarinya (basic values). basic values dari sistem-sistem ekonomi tersebut memberikan konsekuensi dan keniscayaan untuk diinternalisasikan oleh para pelaku ekonominya, kemudian dieksternalisasikan dalam realitas kehidupan ekonominya. perbedaan basic values tersebut berkonsekuensi terhadap berbedanya teori dan sistem yang dikembangkan dalam realitas ilmiah maupun realitas ekonomi. sistem dan ilmu ekonomi yang didasari oleh nilai-nilai yang bersumber dari al qur’an, al hadits, ijma’ dan qiyas (fatwa-fatwa ulama), maka terbentuk dan lahir eknomi islam. apabila nilai-nilai yang mendasari sistem dan ilmu ekonominya bersumber dari nilai-nilai kristen maka dapat melahirkan ekonomi kristen, dan apabila sumber nilai-nilainya adalah hindu, budha, kong hu cu, sosialis, kapitalis, pancasila, nilai-nilai kerakyatan dan sebagainya maka dapat melahirkan ekonomi hindu, budha, kong hu cu, sosialis, kapitalis, pancasila, kerakyatan dan seterusnya. semoga bermanfaat! 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(2022). islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 23(1), 110-123. article history received: 27 jan 2022 revised: 14 feb 2022 23 mar 2022 20 apr 2022 accepted: 22 apr 2022 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=yy_zurqaaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=bn0l2fsaaaaj&hl=en https://pbs.uad.ac.id/ https://pbs.uad.ac.id/ https://pbs.uad.ac.id/ https://pbs.uad.ac.id/ https://manajemen.uad.ac.id/ https://manajemen.uad.ac.id/ https://manajemen.uad.ac.id/ https://manajemen.uad.ac.id/ mailto:riduwan@pbs.uad.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/13796 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v23i1.13796&domain=pdf riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 111 the covid-19 pandemic has caused severe economic effects in the financial sector and other sectors (anh & gan, 2020). the pandemic has a negative impact on the economy because of rising poverty and high unemployment (nicola et al., 2020). governments worldwide have the same concern. if the pandemic is not controlled immediately, the economic impact will worsen (roth, clausen, & möller, 2020). research conducted by nicola et al. (2020) found that the covid-19 pandemic caused the economy to stop in almost all economic sectors. for the financial industry, the direct impact of the pandemic is seen in the decreased ability of customers to fulfill their obligations to banks (wójcik & ioannou, 2020). at the same time, because people's incomes decline, many bank customers withdraw their funds, and this condition affects cash inflows, so there is no cash flow balance (akhtaruzzaman, boubaker, & sensoy, 2021). the financial industry must apply new approaches in responding to changes due to the pandemic (kraus et al., 2020). therefore, islamic banks must also implement effective strategies to improve their performance immediately. service that satisfies customers and is based on ethical values is one model of the customer approach to maintaining loyalty so that financial performance recovers faster (aman, 2019). the new poverty caused by covid-19 severely impacts its ability to fulfill its obligations to other parties (ozili, 2020), including financial institutions. the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the business world can increase business risks, including financial risks for banks. these risks are more related to financing or credit for bank customers due to their inability to pay their principal and profit-sharing obligations. in addition, because many businesses cannot run, the potential for withdrawal is higher (ningsih & mahfudz, 2020). a decrease in bank customer installments, both principal and margin, and profit-sharing can increase non-performing financing (riduwan, 2019). this condition will reduce the income of islamic banks, at the same time, can erode profits. moreover, financial performance that is not good in the long term can reduce public confidence. if it is not anticipated, it can have an even worse impact, namely increasing business risk (ningsih & mahfudz, 2020). islamic banks must provide better services in these conditions so that customers do not run away (ikhwal, 2017). services as part of the marketing of islamic banks must still prioritize aspects of islamic values or compliance with sharia principles (abdul rehman, 2013). good marketing ethics can increase customer satisfaction and loyalty (ong, salleh, & yusoff 2016). business service orientation is customer satisfaction (hejase, hamdar, orfali, & hejase, 2012), where customer satisfaction can increase business volume (ong et al., 2016). the service approach of islamic banks must prioritize the sharia aspect because these conditions affect the public interest in using islamic banks (azhar rosly, 2013). good service, starting from the ability of islamic banks employees to provide open explanations and answer customer doubts about sharia compliance (ali & adawiah, 2013). research by othman and owen (2001) shows that islamic banks customers require comprehensive sharia compliance in bank practice and daily life from the management element. all stakeholders of islamic banks will get better benefits if the management of islamic banks riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 112 can carry out a more humanistic and religious approach (ali & adawiah, 2013). meanwhile, according to echchabi and aziz (2012), islamic banks customers need the certainty of business continuity in the long term (solvability). customer satisfaction concerns the long-term perception of the company (beltagui, sigurdsson, candi, & riedel, 2017). satisfaction is also related to creating good value for customers (dauda & lee, 2016). value for customers can occur if solid relationships are built and carried out in a planned manner because it has become a company strategy (hong & marimuthu, 2015). according to fauzi and suryani (2019), customer satisfaction of islamic banks occurs when customers can tell good things about islamic banks to others. this indicator is crucial because it can increase a positive image of the broader community (akhtar & zaheer, 2014). another critical indicator related to satisfaction is the willingness of customers to repurchase old products (izogo & ogba, 2015). when loyalty is built, the company's ability to create satisfaction value positively increases sales, both for old and new customers (okumus & genc, 2013). the loyalty of islamic banks customers in tanzania has been studied by khamis and abrashid (2018), and the results show that customer loyalty occurs because of good service. thus, satisfaction and service are two interrelated things (vazifehdust & farokhian, 2013). furthermore, better loyalty will strengthen the company's foundation so that even in difficult situations, consumers will not run away or remain loyal (mosavi, 2012). fierce competition in the financial industry can encourage business shocks for islamic banks. however, loyal customers will generally remain loyal to the old company (othman & owen, 2003). therefore, the covid-19 outbreak, even though it is believed not to cause withdrawals of funds, is due to the high trust and loyalty of islamic banks customers. good service can be proven by management's ability to build effective communication with customers (bahman, kamran, & mostafa, 2013). reciprocal communication places customers in an important position and gets attention (efendi, 2019). therefore, islamic banks management needs to apply a more open communication approach model that allows customers to provide input and suggestions for improvement (alkalha et al., 2012). sayani's research (2015) on the satisfaction of islamic banking services in the united arab emirates shows that customers feel satisfied because services are integrated through technology. furthermore, the study of jabnoun and khalifa (2005) also states that bank customer satisfaction is influenced by their ability to build effective communication through technology. meanwhile, amin and isa (2008) found that the speed of service through technology can increase customer satisfaction of islamic banks in malaysia. competition for islamic banks occurs among islamic banks and conventional banks (ahmad, rehman, saif, & safwan, 2010). islamic banks' customer satisfaction can be achieved if islamic banks create an exciting difference (shahril, 2003). good service and becoming a characteristic will be more easily recognized and increase customer satisfaction (de bruin, 2018). islamic banks' customers feel rewarded if they are served with a more ethical and humanist approach (krishnaswamy & mutharasu, 2013). riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 113 the results of fauzi and suryani's research (2019) state that customer satisfaction can increase trust in islamic banks. customer satisfaction is part of an attitude influenced by local culture (kashif, wan shukran, rehman, & sarifuddin, 2015) because islamic banks need to formulate customer service as an essential part of the company's strategy. the socio-cultural context as an essential part of the marketing strategy has been studied by malhotra et al. (2005). the results indicate the need to formulate a specific strategy to respond to customer culture. marketing ethics for islamic banks can be applied from planning, meaning that marketing strategies must present ethics (cahyani, 2016). islamic banking businesses that relate to humans must prioritize aspects of communication that are empathic and humanist (hejase et al., 2012). this pattern of relationships is built based on sacred religious encouragement, not merely a professional attitude as work guidance. the study of marketing ethics includes company values and internal business models built in the face of changes in the business environment (loungani, mishra, papageorgiou, & wang, 2017). a good understanding of the internal processes of islamic banks in oman can be an essential part of building marketing ethics (de bruin et al., 2020). the study shows that the cultivation of ethics for employees departs from understanding the company's vision and mission (alhakimi & alhariry, 2014). the financial industry has high pressure, thus demanding ethical consistency in its marketing (román, 2003). in intense competition and regulatory changes, islamic banks can still maintain marketing ethics even compared to conventional banks (bailey, albassami, & al-meshal, 2016). consistent marketing ethics impact customer satisfaction of islamic banks (sheriff & ismail, 2019). the consistency of marketing in maintaining ethics in challenging competition has been studied by zebal and saber (2014). their results show that ethics is an essential indicator for islamic banks and the leading force in business competition. meanwhile, de bruin (2018) found the importance of improving service ethics and sharia compliance together because both impact the trust of islamic banks customers in oman. becker (2018) also states that islamic banks need to improve marketing ethics because it is integral to sharia compliance. hong and marimuthu's (2015) research on islamic banks in oman shows that employees' ability to build marketing ethics correlates with retail banking customer satisfaction. good customer perceptions of company value, such as consistent marketing ethics, can increase company value and performance (schulz, martin, & meyer, 2017). service ethics can be an essential differentiator for companies in intense competition (madhavaram, granot, & badrinarayanan, 2014). customers can recognize the characteristics of a company because of consistent marketing ethics (beltagui et al., 2017). ethics is important because there is a strong relationship between internal and external processes that develop faster (de wulf, odekerken-schröder, & iacobucci, 2001). this relationship is shown by the ability of employees to provide services to their customers (ballantyne, 2003). good relations with customers at islamic banks are an essential indicator of implementing marketing strategies (basya, 2019), even customer relations with marketing interests and good social values (wu & li, 2018). the importance of good riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 114 service leads to the achievement of maqasid syariah because the business relationship between sahibul mal and mudarib aims to protect the property or hifdzul mal (hassan, chachi, & abdullatiff, 2008). moreover, the ability to build mutual relationships is an essential indicator that islamic banks pursue corporate profits and pay attention to the interests of all stakeholders (iqbal & mirakhor, 2004). in addition, research by othman and owen (2003) states that the level of sharia compliance also influences public trust in islamic banks. sharia compliance is not only in financing contracts but is also attached to each behavior of islamic banks employees (maslihatin & riduwan, 2020). services based on sharia values such as honesty, empathy, and good communication can increase public trust in islamic banks (sangeetha & mahalingam, 2011). the covid-19 pandemic, which also affects the performance of islamic banks, demands better services (ningsih & mahfudz, 2020). therefore, the business conditions of islamic banks, which are experiencing pressure from the impact of customer businesses affected by the pandemic, have become a critical factor that requires islamic banks to implement better and more religious strategies for all their customers (hassan et al., 2008). customers need a practical, educational approach with a social touch and sharia values (anwar, 2018; suhendry & maulina, 2019; ilham, 2021; nazah, duasa, & arifin, 2021; wafiq & suryanto, 2021) (trang, nhan, hao, & wong 2021; nhan, pho, anh, & mcaleer, 2021 ). this approach is essential to maintain business performance during the pandemic and build stronger relationships so that customers remain loyal because of the service satisfaction they experience (ningsih & mahfudz, 2020). this study will analyze customer satisfaction with islamic banks' services during the covid-19 pandemic. researchers believe this theme is fundamental because it will help islamic banks formulate better strategies for maintaining and increasing customer loyalty during challenging conditions. research method this study takes the population of islamic banks customers throughout indonesia who have been customers since the covid-19 pandemic from january to december 2021, both individual and institutional in indonesia. while the research sample was taken using the purposive sampling method to get the correct data because the customer was selected from the start. the purposive sampling approach is critical to do in order to provide more concrete and measurable boundaries so that the data processing becomes more precise and results are accurate. the criteria for this research sample include having been a customer before the covid-19 pandemic, financing and savings customers, productive age, and being willing to be researched. the sample of this study includes administrators of sharia microfinance institutions, administrators of islamic social organizations, and unique customers of islamic banks. based on these criteria, the researchers obtained a total sample of 308 customers obtained from distributing questionnaires. riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 115 the data needed in this study is primary data, namely respondents' answers about customer satisfaction with islamic banks' services during the covid-19 pandemic. the data was collected through respondents filling out a closed-type questionnaire through a google form which was distributed to islamic bank customers. . in addition, they are deepening the data through discussions with the management of the islamic banks association, the association of sharia microfinance institutions and the center of sharia cooperatives, and the parent of sharia cooperatives. the islamic banks referred to in this study are all types of islamic banks, islamic commercial banks, sharia business units and sharia people's financing banks. data processing of islamic banks' customer satisfaction during the covid-19 pandemic using the customer satisfaction index (csi) model. csi is used to measure customer satisfaction by considering the importance of the measured attributes. the various attributes measured are shown in table 1. table 1 various attributes to measure csi model no indicator compliance 1 carry out the principles of islamic law 2 no interest on every transaction 3 applying product service provisions in an islamic way assurance 4 security in transactions or accordance with health protocols 5 officers comply with health protocols in providing services to customers. 6 confidentiality of customer data is guaranteed responsiveness 7 employees willing to help customers 8 fast and efficient service 9 there are enough branch offices tangible 10 a comfortable waiting room and according to health protocols 11 check body temperature when entering the office. 12 a convenient handwashing area is provided 13 hand sanitizer is provided at the service area empathy 14 friendly and smiling staff 15 officers are open to customer complaints. 16 officers are open to criticism and suggestions. 17 officers are quick to respond to customers reliability 18 professional and trained staff 19 officers are sympathetic to customers. 20 punctuality in serving 21 technology service is going well. 22 internet islamic banking is going well. 23 mobile islamic banking is going well. 24 connected with e-money or w-wallet service the collected data were analyzed using quantitative description to calculate the customer satisfaction index (csi). csi is widely used by many researchers in various business sectors to measure the customer satisfaction index (kurniawati, 2013) . csi analysis is used to determine the level of customer satisfaction with islamic banking services with marketing riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 116 attributes used by researchers such as compy of sharia, assurance, responsiveness, tangibles, empathy, and reliability (carter). the six variables are described in each of which there are at least three indicators. the csi calculation method uses four approaches: determining the mean satisfaction score, calculating the weight factor, making the wight score, and then calculating the csi. the calculation of the four technically uses the help of spss 16.00. finally, the results of the csi calculation are used to determine the level of satisfaction score, with the highest score of 5, which means very satisfied and the lower it shows dissatisfaction. result and discussion the calculation or scoring of the respondent's answers to calculate the level of satisfaction, with the results of the calculation are shown in table 2. table 2 results of customer satisfaction index no attribute average interest level weight factor average satisfaction level weight score 1 4.73 0.05 4.22 0.22 2 4.53 0.05 4.3 0.22 3 4.59 0.05 4.26 0.22 4 4.57 0.05 4.24 0.22 5 4.57 0.05 4.23 0.22 6 4.69 0.05 4.35 0.23 7 4.55 0.05 4.28 0.22 8 4.60 0.05 4.06 0.21 9 4.24 0.05 3.84 0.18 10 4.45 0.05 4.07 0.20 11 4.32 0.05 4.29 0.21 12 4.46 0.05 4.17 0.21 13 4.25 0.05 4.18 0.20 14 4.45 0.05 4.29 0.21 15 4.40 0.05 4.19 0.21 16 4.33 0.05 4.14 0.20 17 4.56 0.05 4.08 0.21 18 4.56 0.05 4.19 0.22 19 4.40 0.05 4.23 0.21 20 4.53 0.05 4.07 0.21 21 4.68 0.04 3.91 0.17 22 4.64 0.04 3.85 0.17 23 4.65 0.04 3.81 0.16 24 4.30 0.04 3.73 0.15 weight total 4,13 customer satisfaction index (csi) 0,83 riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 117 the level of customer satisfaction with the quality of services provided by islamic banks in indonesia as measured using csi analysis, has service satisfaction criteria with values: not satisfied : 0,00 0,34 less satisfied : 0,35 0,50 quite satisfied : 0,51 0,65 satisfied : 0,66 0,80 very satisfied : 0,81 1,00 the results of calculations using csi analysis obtained a final value of 0.83 or 83 percent, presented in the table 2. the number 0.83 is in the range of 0.81 – 1.00 in the very satisfied category. these calculations prove that the performance of islamic banks during the covid-19 pandemic has been excellent, and customers feel delighted with the services provided by islamic banks during the covid-19 pandemic. while the calculation of the level of loyalty of islamic banks customers with four indicators, namely being able to invite others to use the services of a islamic banks as much as 95%, not withdrawing funds excessively by 97%, not moving to other islamic banks as much as 98%, and not moving to a conventional bank as much as 98%. if the four loyalty indicators are added, the average loyalty level is 97%. this figure shows that 97% of respondents who are islamic banks in indonesia have high loyalty. the results of the calculation of the satisfaction of islamic banking services and customer loyalty show a strong correlation where the level of satisfaction gets an average value of 83% and a loyalty level of 87%. this figure means that all customers who feel service satisfaction will have good loyalty. thus, there is a close relationship between service satisfaction and loyalty (khamis & abrashid, 2018). during the covid-19 pandemic, where the business of islamic banks experienced a severe impact, islamic banks did not reduce the quality of customer service. on the contrary, the service approach by complying with the health protocol has a high impact on customer satisfaction. this finding is in line with sayani's research (2015) results regarding the satisfaction of islamic banks services in the united arab emirates, where the findings show that islamic banks customers remain loyal despite challenging economic conditions. the loyalty and satisfaction of islamic banks customers are also influenced by the level of sharia compliance and the presence of a sharia supervisory board (fauzi & suryani, 2019). during the covid-19 pandemic, customers have high trust in islamic banks because of the consistency in implementing sharia compliance. furthermore, the role of sharia supervisors can also increase customer loyalty (sayani, 2015). the findings of platonova, asutay, dixon, and mohammad (2016) strengthen the findings of this study, namely the higher the level of sharia compliance, the better customer satisfaction. in other words, sharia compliance impacts increasing customer confidence in islamic banks. this is an important signal for islamic banks to consistently improve sharia compliance not only in products and services but also in employee behavior. riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 118 another factor contributing to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty is the existence of service standards that prioritize strict health protocols. this condition can build a perception that islamic banks' services are safe from the transmission of the covid-19 virus so that customers feel comfortable because their interests are protected. therefore, according to aman (2019), islamic banks need to improve good branding so that customers do not quickly move to other banks. this is an interesting finding, where even though islamic banks carry out strict health protocols for customers, they are still satisfied with the service. therefore, in the future, islamic banks will continue to use health protocols to maintain customer trust and satisfaction. conclusion the covid-19 pandemic has caused national economic problems both in the micro and macro domains. islamic banks customers also experience relatively the same impact. various government policies in controlling the transmission of the virus have caused many businesses of islamic banks customers to have problems. the impact is the inability of customers to fulfill their obligations to islamic banks, such as paying principal installments and profit-sharing. because the outbreak occurs in the long term, the adverse effects are more widespread. for banks, including islamic banks, new concerns arise, namely the withdrawal of funds due to economic risks and to cover the necessities of life every day. in order to maintain customer loyalty, islamic banks have implemented improved marketing strategies during the covid-19 pandemic. islamic banks' marketing does take not only an economic approach but also health, social and religious. the health approach is applied to assure customers that the islamic banks will not become a cluster of epidemic transmission. this condition is essential so that customers feel comfortable transacting with islamic banks. the social approach is carried out by building social relationships that further strengthen customer relationships. the increasing social responsibility of islamic banks is an essential indicator of this social approach. customers feel the closeness and social attachment are getting better because islamic banks are present when customers need help. in contrast, the religious approach is carried out by increasing religious motivation and religious behavior. islamic banks managers intensively cultivate the spirit of istiqomah and are optimistic that they will be able to survive and rise and increase worship behavior. this improved service approach is proven to be able to increase customer satisfaction and loyalty. it is proven that during the covid-19 pandemic, islamic banks customers did not make excessive withdrawals of funds, did not transfer their funds to other islamic banks, did not move to conventional banks and were still willing to tell islamic banks to others. the four loyalty indicators can maintain the performance of islamic banks during the covid-19 pandemic. islamic banks' service satisfaction can also be influenced by the presence of social commitment or social performance. social performance shows the social responsibility of islamic banks in increasing social awareness, environmental sustainability and not just riduwan, setyono, yuliana, & jannah islamic bank customer satisfaction and services during the covid-19 pandemic jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 119 pursuing economic benefits. this study does not include social performance indicators, which are an essential part of customer assessment. therefore, further research is recommended to include elements of social performance as an indicator of customer assessment. another limitation of this study is that as many as 98.2% of respondents are muslim customers, even most administrators from social or islamic organizations. the 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februari 2015 abstract: this study examine the relation between exchange rate, interest rate, and stock price. vector autoregression (var) is employed to simultaneously estimate the dynamic relationship of the variables. using monthly data covering the august 1997– may 2012 period, empirical results showed that there is no causal relation between variables in the all of period. there is only one way relation between interest rate and exchange rate in the crises period. there is a positive effect on the exchange rate when the interest rate increased. keywords: exchange rate; stock price; interest rate; vector autoregression (var) jel classification: g12, c32, e44 abstrak: penelitian ini menguji hubungan antara nilai tukar, suku bunga, dan harga saham. vector autoregression (var) digunakan untuk secara bersamaan memperkirakan hubungan dinamis dari variabel. penelitian ini menggunakan data bulanan yang mencakup periode agustus 1997 hingga mei 2012. hasil empiris menunjukkan bahwa ada hubungan kausal antarvariabel dalam semua periode. hanya ada satu cara hubungan antara tingkat bunga dan nilai tukar pada periode krisis. ada efek positif pada nilai tukar saat suku bunga meningkat. kata kunci:: exchange rate; stock price; interest rate; vector autoregression (var) klasifikasi jel: g12, c32, e44 doi: 10.18196/jesp.2015.0038.14-25 pendahuluan pasar modal mempunyai peranan yang sangat penting bagi perekonomian suatu negara. dukungan pendanaan dari pasar modal terbukti telah memberikan dampak positif bagi perkembangan perekonomian di banyak negara. diberlakukannya kebijakan-kebijakan perekonomian terbuka dan pasar bebas dan juga perkembangan teknologi yang pesat, investor menjadi mudah untuk mengakses pasar-pasar modal di seluruh dunia. fakta yang menyatakan bahwa pasar modal menunjukkan salah satu indikasi sehatnya perekonomian suatu negara, mengisyaratkan betapa pentingnya kondisi pasar modal di suatu negara (gupta, j. p., allain chevalier, dan fran sayekt, 1999:1) pesatnya perkembangan pasar modal di indonesia mulai terlihat jelas sejak periode 1990-an. rangsangan dimulai sejak paket deregulasi di akhir tahun 1988, ketika reformasi perpajakan mendorong investasi di bursa saham. di samping itu adanya pertumbuhan kredit perbankan yang terlihat melambat pada periode 1991-1993 yang antara lain dipengaruhi oleh pakfeb-1991 tentang prudential banking, mendorong sektor usaha untuk mencari alternatif pembiayaan yang lain, salah satunya adalah melalui pasar modal (wibowo dan gunawan, 1998: 127). banyak faktor yang mempengaruhi tinggi rendahnya kinerja di pasar modal, di antaranya adalah tingkat suku bunga dan fluktuasi nilai tukar rupiah. tingkat suku bunga merupakan nilai yang sangat menentukan besarnya nilai sekarang dari pendapatan dividen di masa keterkaitan antara nilai tukar ...(rini setyastuti) 15 yang akan datang. meningkatnya tingkat bunga akan menurunkan nilai sekarang dari pendapatan dividen di masa datang, sehingga kondisi ini akan mempengaruhi menurunnya harga saham di pasar modal. investor lebih suka menanamkan uangnya dalam bentuk investasi yang lain, misalnya dengan menyimpan uangnya di bank daripada menginvestasikannya dalam bentuk saham. hal ini akan mendorong mereka untuk melepas saham yang mereka miliki, sehingga saham yang dilepas akan meningkatkan jumlah yang ditawarkan di pasar saham, dan selanjutnya akan menekan harga. sebaliknya, menurunnya tingkat bunga akan menurunkan biaya oportunitas (opportunity cost) peminjaman. menurunnya tingkat bunga akan mendorong investasi dan aktivitas ekonomi, sehingga meningkatkan harga saham. di sisi lain kinerja pasar modal yang mengalami penurunan yang ditandai dengan menurunnya harga saham secara terus menerus, akan mengundang peluang bagi sektor perbankan untuk menawarkan dananya kepada perusahaan. penawaran yang semakin meningkat akan mengakibatkan peningkatan permintaan dana dari sektor perbankan ke masyarakat, sehingga tawaran tingkat suku bunga yang relatif lebih tinggi akan dapat merealisasikan kegiatan penghimpunan dana dari masyarakat. di samping tingkat suku bunga, terjadinya gejolak moneter juga menyebabkan adanya indikasi kecenderungan kegiatan transaksi di pasar modal menurun. hal ini dapat dilihat dari perkembangan beberapa indikator di pasar modal seperti indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg), nilai kapitalisasi pasar, nilai perdagangan, dan jumlah emiten baru. hal ini dikarenakan berkurangnya kemampuan emiten dalam memenuhi kewajiban serta menghasilkan laba, sehingga mendorong tekanan jual oleh investor. situasi ini diperburuk dengan naiknya suku bunga perbankan sehingga mendorong investor untuk lebih senang menyimpan dananya di bank. di samping itu, turunnya kepercayaan investor dalam dan luar negeri terhadap perekonomian indonesia semakin memberikan tekanan terhadap pasar modal. memasuki agustus 1997, gejolak nilai tukar mempengaruhi pasar modal yang terlihat dari ihsg yang mulai mengalami penurunan yang tajam. meskipun indeks sempat menguat kembali setelah pemerintah melepaskan batasan investor asing di pasar modal, keadaan ini tidak berlangsung lama karena setelah itu nilai tukar terus mengalami depresiasi yang cukup tajam terhadap dolar. indeks mengalami titik terendah, yaitu pada tanggal 15 desember 1997 sebesar 339.536 (bank indonesia, 1998:121). sebagai alternatif pembiayaan dunia usaha peranan pasar modal merupakan suatu bagian yang penting dalam penyelenggaraan perekonomian suatu negara, adanya gejolak nilai tukar yang tidak menentu akan mengakibatkan turunnya fungsi pasar modal sebagai penyediaan dana dalam pembangunan. di sisi lain pasar modal yang menjadi salah satu barometer kondisi perekonomian yang memperlihatkan gejala peningkatan menunjukkan adanya ekspansi ekonomi, dan ini cenderung mendorong ekspektasi inflasi. peningkatan ekspektasi inflasi mendesak tekanan menurun terhadap nilai mata uang domestik dalam jangka pendek (ajayi dan mboja, 1996: 204). di samping itu juga turunnya produktivitas yang disebabkan kurangnya dana dalam proses produksi akan berpengaruh terhadap besarnya nilai tukar yang terjadi. dampak lain dari tekanan nilai tukar di dalam negeri akan meningkatkan biaya impor, meskipun dapat meningkatkan ekspor. penurunan yang terjadi terus menerus akan merubah ekspektasi masyarakat dan dapat mengakibatkan tindakan spekulasi. untuk meredam dampak negatif yang dikhawatirkan terjadi bank indonesia selaku otoritas moneter mengambil kebijakan menaikkan suku bunga sertifikat bank indonesia (sbi) yang akan diikuti oleh kenaikan suku bunga simpanan berjangka di bank umum. di sisi lain tinggi rendahnya suku bunga simpanan di bank akan mempengaruhi masyarakat dalam memegang aset yang dimilikinya. rendahnya suku bunga mencerminkan murahnya biaya memegang uang tunai, sehingga keuntungan yang didapat karena menyimpan uang di bank lebih kecil daripada keuntungan yang diperoleh dari memegang aset yang lain, salah satu di antaranya adalah memegang mata uang asing. fenomena di atas dapat dikatakan bahwa ada hubungan yang erat antara ketiga variabel tersebut, yaitu tingkat suku bunga, indikator pasar modal (dalam hal ini harga saham) dan jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 14-25 16 nilai tukar. beberapa penelitian yang dilakukan di negara-negara maju mengindikasikan adanya hubungan antara perilaku nilai tukar dengan indikator pasar modal dalam hal ini adalah harga saham dan antara tingkat suku bunga dan harga saham, penelitian yang sama jarang sekali dilakukan terutama di negara berkembang. penelitian ini menjadi sangat penting karena ketiga variabel yang digunakan merupakan bagian dari indikator tingkat kestabilan dalam perekonomian suatu negara, sehingga perlu diketahui bagaimana variabel tersebut dapat berkaitan secara erat, dan bagaimana pengaruh antarvariabel tersebut baik dalam jangka panjang maupun jangka pendek. studi/riset terkait. viceira (2007) meneliti tentang variasi waktu dalam resiko surat berharga sebagai covarian return surat berharga dengan return saham dan dengan pertumbuhan konsumsi, dan dalam volatilitas return surat berharga. dengan menggunakan model vector autoregression, hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa suku bunga nominal jangka pendek dan selisih pendapatan surat berharga jangka panjang dan jangka pendek mempunyai hubungan positif terhadap perubahan volatilitas return dan resiko surat berharga. ho (2009) meneliti tentang dampak fundamental ekonomi makro dan pasar saham dunia terhadap kinerja pasar finansial negara asean (malaysia, singapura, thailand, indonesia dan philipina). dengan menggunakan data panel dan model fixed effect, dapat disimpulkan bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi, tingkat suku bunga, nilai tukar berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap pasar/keuangan domestik. untuk indonesia, dikatakan bahwa pertumbuhan ekonomi, suku bunga dan tingkat inflasi tidak berpengaruh pada pasar finansial. adam dan george (2009) mengkaji perananvariabel makroekonomi terhadap pergerakan harga saham di ghana. dengan menggunakan analisis pengujian kointegrasi dari johanson dan inovasi teknik penghitungan ditunjukkan bahwa ada hubungan kointegrasi antara variabel makroekonomi dan harga saham di ghana. singh dan arora (2009) meneliti tentang hubungan tingkat suku bunga dan pergerakan saham di tiga negara asia, yaitu india, china dan jepang. mereka membuktikan bahwa ada hubungan signifikan antara saham sensex dan suku bunga, saham nikkei dan suku bunga sensex mempunyai hubungan negatif dan lebih besar, sedangkan nikkei mempunyai hubungan positif. indeks shanghai mempunyai korelasi yang lemah. simpson (2003) melihat interaksi dinamis dan hubungan jangka panjang antara return saham bank dan variabel makroekonomi dan kebijakan moneter dalam suku bunga dan nilai tukar. dengan menggunakan model regresi, pengujian kointegrasi, kausalitas granger dan model vector autoregression, ditunjukkan bahwa tidak terjadi hubungan kointegrasi antara return pasar, stock bank australia dengan tingkat suku bunga dan nilai tukar jangka pendek dan jangka panjang dalam periode studi. hal ini tidak mencerminkan hubungan ekspektasi jangka panjang pada pasar perbankan australia. hondroyiannis dan papapetroo (2001) menguji pengaruh makroekonomi terhadap pasar modal di yunani. di antara variabel makroekonomi yang diteliti adalah suku bunga dan nilai tukar. mereka menemukan bahwa harga saham tidak menimbulkan perubahan dalam aktivitas ekonomi riil tetapi aktivitas makroekonomi, dan pasar saham luar negeri hanya dapat merubah sebagian pergerakan yang dapat dijelaskan harga saham yunani. mereka juga menemukan bahwa harga minyak merubah pergerakan harga saham dan mempunyai dampak negatif pada aktivitas ekonomi. mukherjee dan naka (1995) meneliti tentang return pasar saham di jepang. dengan menggunakan vector error correction model, dapat ditunjukkan bahwa pasar modal jepang berkointegrasi dengan kelompok 6 variabel makro. penemuan ini adalah sangat penting dan membedakan kombinasi-kombinasi variabel makroekonomi dalam sistem 6 dimensi. maysami dan koh (2000) mengkaji hubungan keseimbangan jangka panjang antara indeks saham singapura dan variabel makroekonomi terpilih dan return dari stock singapura, menemukan bahwa dengan vecm ditemukan bahwa pasar saham singapura sensitif terhadap tingkat bunga dan nilai tukar. juga ditemukan bahwa pasar saham singapura berkointegrasi secara positif dan signifikan dengan pasar modal jepang dan amerika (usa). kwan dan shin (1999) menggunakan uji kausalitas granger (1988) dan vecm untuk menemukan bahwa harga saham korea ber keterkaitan antara nilai tukar ...(rini setyastuti) 17 kointegrasi dengan variabel makroekonomi, yang terdiri dari nilai tukar dan jumlah uang beredar, dan kelompok variabel tersebut memberikan hubungan keseimbangan jangka panjang langsung dengan masing-masing indeks harga saham. juga ditemukan bahwa indeks harga saham tidak merupakan indikator leading untuk variabel makroekonomi. metode penelitian data data yang digunakan adalah data runtut waktu bulanan. data indeks harga saham diambil dari indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg)pada penutupan pasar modal. data nilai tukar rupiah diambil dari data harian kurs tengah uang kertas rupiah terhadap dolar amerika (us$). data tingkat suku bunga diambil dari data tingkat bunga deposito tiga bulanan. ketiga data tersebut diambil dari statistik ekonomi dan keuangan indonesia (seki) terbitan bank indonesia. periode yang digunakan dimulai dari bulan agustus 1997 sampai dengan bulan mei 2012, dengan pertimbangan bahwa pada bulan agustus pemerintah mulai menerapkan kebijakan nilai tukar mengambang. alat analisis penelitian ini akan menggunakan pendekatan vector autoregression (var) yang merupakan data runtut waktu, yang mana setiap variabel endogen dijelaskan nilai lag nya dan lag variabel endogen lainnya. sims, 1980 dalam gujarati dan porter (2009) memperkenalkan unrestricted var untuk makro-ekonometrik. berbeda dengan persamaan simultan, model var merupakan model yang a-teori, karena menggunakan informasi yang lebih sedikit. dalam hal ini sims menyatakan bahwa jika terdapat simultanitas yang benar antarsatu set variabel, maka mereka harus diperlakukan secara sama. dengan demikian dalam model var tidak dilakukan pembedaan antara variabel endogen dan eksogen. tujuan dari var adalah untuk menginvestigasi respon dinamik dari suatu sistem terhadap adanya guncangan tanpa tergantung pada “restriksi identifikasi” yang melekat dalam model struktural atau “restriksi kontroversial” dari teori ekonomi. estimasi model var mengharuskan data series harus stasioner. tetapi apabila data series tersebut non-stasioner maka model vector error correction model (vecm) dapat digunakan dengan syarat data tersebut terkointegrasi (mempunyai hubungan jangka panjang atau terjadi ekuilibrium). persamaan model var disajikan pada persamaan berikut. 0 1 1 1 1 1 1                t t p t p t p t p t t p t p t er β α er α er γ ihsg γ ihsg δ ir δ ir μ 1)                t t p t p t p t p t t p t p t ihsg ρ ω ihsg ω ihsg φ er φ er π ir δπ ir ε 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 2) 0 1 1 1 1 1 1                  t t p t p t p t p t t p t p t ir α β ir β ir θ ihsg θ ihsg er er  3) di mana: ihsgt adalah besarnya indeks harga saham (dalam hal ini akan digunakan indeks harga saham gabungan/ihsg pada periode t. ert adalah besarnya kurs (nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar amerika) pada periode t. irt adalah besarnya tingkat suku bunga pada periode t. ihsgt-1 adalah besarnya indeks harga saham pada periode(bulan) yang lalu. ert-1 adalah besarnya kurs pada periode (bulan) yang lalu. irt-1 adalah besarnya tingkat suku bunga pada periode (bulan) yang lalu. ihsgt-p adalah besarnya indeks harga saham pada p periode (bulan) yang lalu. ert-p adalah besarnya kurs pada p periode (bulan) yang lalu. irt-p adalah besarnya tingkat suku bunga pada p periode (bulan) yang lalu. koefisien individual yang diestimasi dalam model var sering sulit untuk diinterpretasikan, sehingga digunakan impuls respon function (irf). irf menunjukkan respon dari variabel independen dalam sistem var terhadap guncangan dalam bentuk error term untuk beberapa periode ke depan. irf digunakan untuk melihat respon seluruh variabel terhadap guncangan satu variabel atau sebaliknya melihat respon satu variabel terhadap guncangan seluruh variabel. irf merupakan pusat analisis dari var. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 14-25 18 analisis selanjutnya didasarkan pada variance decomposition (vd) yang menunjukkan proporsi pergerakan dalam suatu rangkaian “own shocks” dibandingkan dengan guncangan variabel lain. apabila antarguncangan tidak berkorelasi, maka irf dapat diinterpretasikan secara langsung, yaitu merupakan shock pada masing-masing dependennya. pada umumnya antar guncangan terjadi korelasi sehingga tidak dapaat dihubungkan dengan variabel yang spesifik. vd berguna untuk meramalkan kemungkinan yang akan datang. semakin panjang rentang waktu maka vd akan menjadi konvergen. hasil dan pembahasan uji stasioneritas data sebelum melakukan pengujian dengan model var atau vecm, terlebih dahulu perlu dilakukan uji stasioneritas data, yang meliputi uji akar-akar unit (unit roots test) dan uji derajat integrasi (gujarati dan porter, 2009; stock dan watson, 2007). pengujian ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui apakah variabel yang digunakan stasioner. pengujian dilakukan dengan metode augmented dickey-fuller (adf), yaitu dengan melihat nilai augmented dickey-fuller (adf) hitung, kemudian membandingkannya dengan nilai adf tabel pada tingkat kepercayaan tertentu (enders, 2004). nilai adf dilihat dari t hitung (yang dianggap sebagai adf hitung) dari koefisien lag variabel yang diuji pada persamaan autoregresivenya {mengandung ar(1)}, kemudian dibandingkan dengan nilai kritis yang diberikan oleh dickey dan fuller. nilai kritis dari dickey dan fuller digunakan untuk beberapa sampel dan beberapa variabel. dalam hal ini, hipotesis nol menyatakan bahwa data tidak stasioner. jika nilai adf hitung < adf tabel, maka h0 tidak ditolak dan begitu pula sebaliknya. hasil olahan uji akarakar unit setiap variabel disajikan dalam tabel 1. tabel 1 menunjukkan bahwa semua variabel stasioner pada derajat nol karena nilai adf hitung lebih besar daripada nilai kritisnya, maka selanjutnya dapat disimpulkan bahwa model var dapat diterapkan. tabel 1. uji akar-akar unit level variabel adf ihsg -3,61002** er -5,66298*** ir -3,194844* sumber: hasil estimasi (tidak dilampirkan) keterangan: *** signifikan pada α 1%,**signifikan pada α 5%,* signifikan pada α 10% model vector autoregression (var) berdasarkan tahapan uji stasionaritas maka model yang tepat berdasarkan data yang digunakan adalah model var. dua pusat pembahasandalam model ini berupa impuls reaction function (irf) dan variance decomposition (vd) sangat sensitif terhadap pengurutan variabel. pengurutan variabel dilakukan dengan melihat struktur matriks kovarian residual dan menghasilkan urutan sebagai berikut: er, ihsg, dan ir. (1) analisis impuls reaction function (irf). irf menunjukkan seberapa besar pengaruh yang terjadi pada variabel-variabel endogen bila ada guncangan (shocks) sebesar satu standar deviasi pada satu periode waktu. baris dalam gambar 1 (lampiran) menunjukkan reaksi masing-masing variabel endogen terhadap guncangan (shocks) struktural yang terjadi dalam kolom. kolom pertama dalam gambar 1 menunjukkan guncangan er sebesar 1 standar deviasi akan mengakibatkan perubahan indeks harga saham gabungan mengalami penurunan (meskipun kecil) pada satu periode ke depan, dan mengalami kenaikan mulai periode ke-2 sampai dengan ke-10. guncangan nilai tukar rupiah memberikan respon negatif ir sampai dengan periode ke-2, dan setelah itu respon akan positif sampai dengan periode ke-10, meskipun dengan nilai yang relatif kecil. reaksi dari guncangan indeks harga saham (ihsg) tercermin dari penurunan nilai tukar (er) dari periode ke-2 sampai dengan periode ke-10. respon besarnya perubahan nilai tukar akibat guncangan indeks harga saham dalam satu periode ke depan tidaklah signifikan. respon tingkat suku bunga (ir) terhadap guncangan indeks harga saham adalah negatif mulai satu periode ke depan, setelah itu respon keterkaitan antara nilai tukar ...(rini setyastuti) 19 ir ini akan menurun sampai dengan periode ke-10. dengan demikian guncangan indeks harga saham akan mendorong menguatnya nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar dan akan cenderung mendorong penurunan tingkat suku bunga di dalam negeri. kolom 3 gambar 1 menunjukkan adanya guncangan perubahan tingkat suku bunga sebesar 1 standar deviasi. guncangan perubahan suku bunga ini memberikan pengaruh positif yang relatif besar bagi nilai tukar dari periode ke-2 sampai dengan periode ke-7 dan akan memberi pengaruh yang negatifmulai dari periode ke-8 sampai dengan periode ke-10. reaksi negatif indeks harga saham terhadap guncangan suku bunga terjadi pada periode ke2, dan responnya akan terus berlanjut sampai dengan periode ke-10 dengan nilai negatif yang semakin membesar. (2) analisis variance decomposition vd memberikan informasi mengenai kepentingan relatif atau besarnya proporsi inovasi setiap variabel terhadap variabel endogen dalam sistem var. dalam penelitian ini digunakan rentang waktu selama 10 periode. tabel 2. variance decomposition inovasi er ihsg ir total er 91,682 2,796 5,521 100 ihsg 0,0885 98,582 1,329 100 ir 6,415 3,436 90,49 100 sumber: hasil estimasi (tidak dilampirkan) berdasarkan estimasi vd dalam tabel 3 (lampiran), secara umum dapat terlihat bahwa proporsi terbesar yang mempengaruhi masingmasing variabel adalah inovasi variabel itu sendiri. 91,682 persen peramalan perubahan varians error pada er disebabkan oleh inovasi er itu sendiri, sedangkan sisanya ditentukan oleh variasi indeks harga saham (2,796 persen) dan suku bunga (5,521 persen). 98,582 persen peramalan perubahan varians error pada indeks harga saham disebabkan oleh inovasi indeks harga saham itu sendiri. variabel lainnya memberi proporsi variasi relatif kecil. proporsi variasi inovasi dalam variabel suku bunga juga tidak berbeda dengan kedua variabel sebelumnya. 90,49 persen didominasi oleh inovasi variabel itu sendiri, sedangkan variabel nilai tukar dan suku bunga masingmasing hanya memberikan pengaruh 6,415 persen dan 3, 436 persen. (3) hasil estimasi dengan var. seperti yang dikemukakan di atas, maka model persamaan yang paling baik adalah model var. dalam halaman lampiran pada tabel 3 ditunjukkan hasil estimasi dengan model var. (4) kriteria statistik. koefisien determinasi (r2) digunakan untuk melihat seberapa besar variasi perubahan variabel dependen yang dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel independen serta dapat digunakan untuk menunjukkan seberapa tepat garis regresi yang diperoleh. untuk estimasi persamaan dengan variabel dependen er besarnya r2 = 0,7478. dengan demikian variasi perubahan variabel er yang dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel independen di dalam model adalah sebesar 74,78% dan sisanya dijelaskan oleh variabel lain di luar model untuk estimasi model dengan variabel dependen ihsg nilai r2 sebesar 0,9776. dengan demikian variasi perubahan variabel ihsg yang dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel independen di dalam model adalah sebesar 97,76 persen dan sisanya dijelaskan oleh variabel lain di luar model. selanjutnya untuk model dengan variabel dependen ir nilai r2 sebesar 0,9895. dengan demikian variasi perubahan variabel ir yang dapat dijelaskan oleh variabel independen di dalam model adalah sebesar 98,95% dan sisanya dijelaskan oleh variabel lain di luar model. untuk selanjutnya adalah pengujian pengaruh variabel independen terhadap variabel dependen secara individual, yaitu dengan melihat nilai t statistik dari masing-masing variabel independen. uji ini digunakan untuk melihat apakah secara individu variabel independen berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependen. pengujian ini diawali dengan hipotesis nol (h0) yang menyatakan bahwa secara individu variabel independen tidak berpengaruh terhadap variabel dependen pada tingkat kepercayaan tertentu. uji ini dilakukan dengan membandingkan nilai t hitung dengan nilai t tabel pada tingkat kepercayaan yang digunakan sebesar 5%. jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 14-25 20 nilai t – tabel (alpha = 0,05, n – k ), di mana [n = jumlah observasi (175); k = jumlah parameter tanpa konstanta (9)], dengan demikian besarnya tabel: 0,05, 166 = 1,658. untuk variabel dependen er terbukti bahwa variasi besarnya variabel tersebut hanya dipengaruhi oleh besarnya variabel itu sendiri pada periode yang lalu, ini dapat dilihat dari nilai t – statistik pada variabel er(-1) dan er(-2) yang berada pada daerah penolakan ho (nilai t-statistik > t – tabel). seperti halnya variabel nilai tukar, besarnya indeks harga saham ternyata juga hanya dipengaruhi oleh besarnya variabel tersebut pada periode yang lalu, yaitu variabel ihsg(-1). variabel nilai tukar dan suku bunga tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap besarnya indeks harga saham gabungan. demikian juga untuk variabel dependen suku bunga (ir), terbukti bahwa besarnya suku bunga hanya dapat dijelaskan oleh besarnya suku bunga periode yang lalu, baik satu maupun dua periode yang lalu. hasil estimasi di atas tidak terbukti adanya hubungan antara ketiga variabel. salah satu kemungkinan adalah terjadinya krisis global yang dimulai sekitar pertengahan tahun 2008, dan memberikan dampak kepada perekonomian global. di bawah ini akan dicoba mengestimasi persamaan dengan membagi periode menjadi dua, yaitu periode sebelum krisis dan setelah krisis. pemotongan data dilakukan dengan mempertimbangkan fenomena dampak krisis di indonesia yang dilihat dari penurunan nilai tukar rupiah yang singnifikan yaitu pada bulan september 2008. hasil dari estimasi dua periode tersebut dapat dilihat pada tabel 4 dan tabel 5 (lampiran). untuk hasil estimasi persamaan periode sebelum krisis ternyata hasil yang diperoleh sama dengan hasil estimasi dengan menggunakan data secara keseluruhan. variabel er sebagai variabel dependen hanya dapat dijelaskan oleh besarnya variabel itu sendiri pada periode yang lalu. demikian juga untuk variabel indeks harga saham gabungan dan suku bunga. hasil estimasi dengan menggunakan periode setelah krisis, dapat ditunjukkan bahwa terjadi hubungan kausalitas antara variabel nilai tukar dengan tingkat suku bunga. ini dapat dilihat dari nilai t-statistik pada koefisiennya yang lebih besar dari nilai t-tabel nya. tetapi jika dilihat lebih lanjut, ternyata nilai koefisien nilai tukar dalam mempengaruhi besarnya tingkat suku bunga tidak sesuai dengan yang dihipotesiskan, dengan demikian dianggap bahwa pengaruhnya tidak signifikan. jadi hanya dapat dikatakan bahwa hanya ada satu hubungan searah yaitu besarnya tingkat suku bunga (tiga periode yang lalu) berpengaruh terhadap besarnya nilai tukar. untuk persamaan dengan variabel dependen indeks harga saham, hasilnya masih konsisten dengan persamaan yang menggunakan periode keseluruhan maupun periode sebelum terjadinya krisis. hasil estimasi dengan menggunakan periode sampel secara keseluruhan dan dengan periode sebelum terjadinya krisis, menunjukkan hasil yang konsisten. besarnya variabel nilai tukar, indeks harga saham gabungan dan tingkat suku bunga hanya dapat dijelaskan oleh besarnya variabel itu sendiri pada periode yang lalu. besarnya indeks harga saham dan tingkat suku bunga ternyata tidak dapat berpengaruh terhadap besarnya nilai tukar. dengan kata lain indeks harga saham sebagai salah satu indikator perekonomiandan tingkat suku bunga bukanlah penentu besarnya nilai tukar pada periode tersebut. pada periode yang sama ternyata juga terbukti bahwa indeks harga saham dan nilai tukar tidak dapat menjelaskan besarnya suku bunga. kemungkinan yang dapat dijelaskan adalah perilaku suku bunga di samping dipengaruhi oleh kondisi perekonomian, penentuan suku bunga juga sangat dipengaruhi oleh kebijakan pemerintah di sektor moneter sehingga indeks harga saham dan nilai tukar di sini yang diakui sebagai salah satu indikator kondisi perekonomian tidak cukup kuat untuk mempengaruhi besarnya tingkat suku bunga. hasil estimasi ini sama seperti studi empiris kwan dan shin (1999) dengan data korea yang menyatakan bahwa indeks harga saham tidak merupakan indikator leading untuk variabel makroekonomi. pada persamaan pengaruh terhadap indeks harga saham, dengan data keseluruhan maupun dengan periode yang terpisah ditunjukkan bahwa variabel nilai tukar dan tingkat suku bunga tidak terbukti berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap besarnya indeks harga saham. keterkaitan antara nilai tukar ...(rini setyastuti) 21 meskipun pada periode tersebut tingkat bunga sudah bebas dan diatur oleh masing-masing bank umum, tetapi ternyata hal ini tidak berpengaruh besar terhadap perkembangan pasar modal di indonesia. kemungkinan yang terjadi adalah bahwa fenomena disintermediasi perbankan yang disebabkan oleh berkembangnya pasar modal sebagai lembaga alternatif penghimpunan dana tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap situasi di pasar modal itu sendiri, demikian sebaliknya. fenomena ini mengisyaratkan bahwa tidak terbukti adanya proses substitusi antara industri perbankan dan di pasar modal itu sendiri. dengan kata lain industri perbankan dan pasar modal masingmasing bukanlah alternatif sumber pembiayaan yang saling berhubungan secara erat. besarnya nilai tukar tidak berpengaruh terhadap besarnya indeks harga saham. hipotesis yang menyatakan bahwa menurunnya atau pun menguat-nya nilai tukar dapat mempengaruhi kondisi pasar modal di indonesia menjadi tidak terbukti. terjadinya depresiasi rupiah (nilai tukar rupiah menurun terhadap dolar)ternyata tidak cukup kuatuntuk mendesak kinerja perekonomian di pasar modal. dapat dikatakan bahwa terdepresiasinya nilai rupiah tidak mengakibatkan kemampuan perusahaan dalam menghasilkan laba menjadi rendah. hal ini dimungkinkan karena pada periode penelitian fluktuasi nilai tukar yang relatif stabil, sehingga investor berkeyakinan bahwa terjadinya depresiasi nilai tukar akan diikuti dengan pergerakan penyesuaian nilai tukar kembali ke posisi semula. dengan demikian investor tidak cukup kuat beralasan untuk menghindari resiko akibat depresiasi rupiah yang akan berlanjut dengan menjual kembali saham yang telah dibeli. ini sesuai dengan hasil penelitian ho (2009) yang menyatakan bahwa untuk kasus indonesia variabel fundamental ekonomi makro (pertumbuhan ekonomi, suku bunga dan tingkat inflasi) tidak berpengaruh pada pasar finansial. pada estimasi persamaan dengan menggunakan periode setelah terjadinya krisis global, dapat dilihat bahwa terjadi hubungan searah antara besarnya suku bunga dengan nilai tukar rupiah. suku bunga tabungan berjangka merupakan indikator penentu besarnya nilai tukar di indonesia. meningkatnya suku bunga merupakan salah satu daya tarik investor menempatkan dananya di bank, biaya memegang uang tunai menjadi relatif mahal dan dimungkinkan masyarakat akan merubah kombinasi portofolio mereka dari valuta asing ke tabungan. terjadinya depresiasi rupiah ternyata tidak diikuti meningkatnya suku bunga tabungan. rupiah yang terdepresiasi bukanlah satu-satunya alasan kecenderungan masyarakat untuk memilih menyimpan uang mereka di bank atau lembaga keuangan yang lain daripada menginvestasikannya di pasar modal karena lebih menguntungkan. simpulan pertama, hasil estimasi dengan menggunakan model var (vector autoregression) dengan periode waktu bulan agustus 1997 sampai dengan bulan mei 2012, dapat dibuktikan bahwa besarannya variabel nilai tukar rupiah terhadap dolar amerika (er), indeks harga saham gabungan (ihsg) di pasar modal, dan tingkat suku bunga hanya dapat dijelaskan oleh besarnya variabel itu sendiri di masa lalu. kedua, indeks harga saham gabungan sebagai salah satu indikator perekonomian dan tingkat suku bunga tidak terbukti berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap besarnya nilai tukar rupiah. nilai tukar rupiah dan tingkat suku bunga juga tidak dapat menjelaskan besarnya indeks harga saham gabungan di pasar modal indonesia. demikian juga besarnya nilai tukar dan indeks harga saham bukanlah indikator penentu besarnya tingkat suku bunga di indonesia. ketiga, dengan adanya pembedaan periode sebelum terjadinya krisis global dan setelah terjadinya krisis global, dapat ditunjukkan bahwa pada periode setelah terjadinya krisis, ternyata hanya ada satu hubungan searah yaitu antara variabel suku bunga dengan besarnya nilai tukar. meningkatnya suku bunga akan 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(1998). dampak disintermediasi kegiatan bank terhadap efektivitas kebijakan moneter. buletin ekonomi moneter dan perbankan, juli 1998 hlm 123-140. keterkaitan antara nilai tukar ...(rini setyastuti) 23 lampiran gambar 1. impuls reaction function tabel 3. hasil estimasi model var variabel independent dependent variabel er ihsg ir er(-1) 0,995039 0,004947 2,18e-06 (0,07745) (0,02451) (0,00013) (12,8479) (0,20184) (0,01626) er(-2) -0,266062 -0,006141 0,000280 (0,10672) (0,03377) (0,00018) (-2,49299) (-0,18181) (1,51333) er(-3) 0,016253 0,009509 -8,68e-05 (0,07009) (0,02218) (0,00012) (0,23189) (0,42870) (-0,71553) ihsg(-1) -0,273670 1,165699 -3,39e-05 (0,24899) (0,07880) (0,00043) (-1,09911) (14,7934) (-0,07870) ihsg(-2) 0,251790 -0,152246 -0,000248 (0,38148) (0,12073) (0,00066) (0,66004) (-1,26109) (-0,37601) ihsg(-3) -0,017862 -0,026777 0,000223 (0,25257) (0,07993) (0,00044) (-0,07072) (-0,33499) (0,50983) bersambung jurnal ekonomi dan studi pembangunan volume 16, nomor 1, april 2015: 14-25 24 sambungan tabel 3.hasil estimasi model var variabel independent dependent variabel er ihsg ir ir(-1) 38,89609 -13,21432 1,705110 (40,2640) (12,7423) (0,06971) (0,96603) (-1,03704) (24,4587) ir(-2) 3,867952 18,54061 -0,823221 (73,4107) (23,2322) (0,12711) (0,05269) (0,79806) (-6,47670) ir(-3) -52,19204 -6,455621 0,097665 (41,1067) (13,0090) (0,07117) (-1,26967) (-0,49624) (1,37222) c 2548.020 -26,38516 -1,470526 (391.667) (123.950) (0,67814) (6,50558) (-0,21287) (-2,16847) r-squared 0,747841 0,977605 0,989509 adj. r-squared 0,734086 0,976384 0,988936 tabel 4. hasil estimasi dengan periode sebelum terjadinya krisis variabel variabel dependen independen er ihsg ir er(-1) 0,974784 -0,000774 4,13e-05 (0,09017) (0,02556) (0,00016) (10,8103) (-0,03027) (0,25413) er(-2) -0,259353 -0,004192 0,000290 (0,12343) (0,03498) (0,00022) (-2,10117) (-0,11983) (1,30481) er(-3) -0,002865 0,007113 -7,69e-05 (0,08118) (0,02301) (0,00015) (-0,03529) (0,30914) (-0,52549) ihsg(-1) -0,128162 1,160857 9,53e-05 (0,32340) (0,09166) (0,00058) (-0,39629) (12,6643) (0,16339) ihsg(-2) 0,105999 -0,126891 -0,000478 (0,49369) (0,13993) (0,00089) (0,21471) (-0,90683) (-0,53699) ihsg(-3) -0,002000 -0,071113 0,000305 (0,32646) (0,09253) (0,00059) (-0,00613) (-0,76854) (0,51771) ir(-1) 42,65551 -11,65200 1,700367 (44,7431) (12,6817) (0,08068) (0,95334) (-0,91881) (21,0765) ir(-2) -1,948258 17,83968 -0,823062 (81,4634) (23,0894) (0,14689) (-0,02392) (0,77263) (-5,60340) ir(-3) -49,02725 -7,507199 0,101334 (45,6287) (12,9327) (0,08227) (-1,07448) (-0,58048) (1,23168) c 2784,386 44,43830 -1,947031 (463,076) (131,251) (0,83497) (6,01280) (0,33857) (-2,33186) r-squared 0,721815 0,955954 0,988448 adj. r-squared 0,701123 0,952678 0,987589 -2096,236 keterkaitan antara nilai tukar ...(rini setyastuti) 25 tabel 5. hasil estimasi persamaan dengan periode setelah terjadinya krisis variabel variabel dependen independen er ihsg ir er(-1) 0,494018 0,017917 -0,000182 (0,14530) (0,11595) (5,7e-05) (3,40001) (0,15453) (-3,17386) er(-2) -0,211951 -0,022026 4,09e-05 (0,15930) (0,12712) (6,3e-05) (-1,33054) (-0,17327) (0,64910) er(-3) 0,529282 -0,037620 -0,000130 (0,15333) (0,12236) (6,1e-05) (3,45184) (-0,30746) (-2,15184) ihsg(-1) -0,357529 0,898572 -0,000160 (0,23121) (0,18450) (9,1e-05) (-1,54635) (4,87028) (-1,75488) ihsg(-2) 0,192406 -0,221872 3,78e-05 (0,31662) (0,25266) (0,00013) (0,60769) (-0,87815) (0,30241) ihsg(-3) 0,108896 0,223259 -1,09e-05 (0,24734) (0,19738) (9,8e-05) (0,44027) (1,13113) (-0,11174) ir(-1) -203,1748 -495,5077 1,592301 (314,776) (251,188) (0,12441) (-0,64546) (-1,97266) (12,7989) ir(-2) 1561,031 555,2077 -0,567551 (602,250) (480,589) (0,23803) (2,59200) (1,15526) (-2,38438) ir(-3) -1324,776 -85,82991 0,024477 (331,889) (264,843) (0,13117) (-3,99163) (-0,32408) (0,18660) c 1740,124 924,7882 2,520702 (1510,37) (1205,26) (0,59695) (1,15212) (0,76729) (4,22267) r-squared 0,951282 0,968856 0,997211 adj, r-squared 0,938386 0,960612 0,996473 schwarz criteria -527,8222 image (2).jpg image (3).jpg image (4).jpg image (5).jpg image (6).jpg image (7).jpg image (8).jpg image (9).jpg image (10).jpg image (11).jpg jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 24 nomor 1, april 2023 article type: research paper the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate: a lesson learned from indonesia sunaryati* and aris munandar abstract: this paper aims to capture the relationship between the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate. we utilized high-frequency data by utilizing daily data from january 21st, 2020, through june 29th, 2022. in contrast to the vast majority of research that disregards the incubation period of covid-19 in the number of daily transmission cases, we use the growth of covid-19 as a 14-day moving average of confirmed cases as the main independent variables. findings indicate that the devaluation of the rupiah exchange rate is long-term associated with the increase in covid-19 cases and deaths. according to the efficient market hypothesis, the rupiah depreciates due to the increase of covid-19 transmission, which is publicized by the media. in the midst of the debate over the impact of the pandemic on the exchange rate and using indonesia as a lesson learned for emerging market economies, our research is a recent study that examines this topic with completed data-generating processes – when the pandemic entered its last wave phase. in regard to exchange rate behavior, the disease outbreak channel exists. the government must restrict widespread media coverage of data on the spread of covid-19 while focusing on accelerating measures to control the pandemic. a low-interest rate imposed by the monetary authorities as an effort to stimulate economic recovery can also exert pressure on the exchange rate, necessitating the optimization of other instruments, such as foreign exchange intervention. keywords: indonesia; covid-19 pandemic; rupiah exchange rate; efficient market hypothesis jel classification: f31; g18; i18 introduction covid-19 has caused not only a health crisis, but also an economic and social crisis in various countries on an unprecedented scale. the imposition of lockdown and social distancing by the government in the form of restrictions on the movement of people within national borders and even across countries has disrupted the supply of goods and services. this then causes a supply-demand mismatch and disrupts the national supply chain (sethi et al., 2021). the covid-19 infection was first detected in indonesia on march 2nd, 2020 (see figure 1). social distancing measures and lockdowns imposed in many locations have been in effect since mid-march (olivia et al., 2020). it was then followed by the largest depreciation of the rupiah on april 3rd, 2020, which touched the level of rp16,622 per usd. it was the deepest level of affiliation: department of sharia economics, faculty of islamic economics and business, universitas islam negeri sunan kalijaga, special region of yogyakarta, indonesia *correspondence: sunaryati@uin-suka.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v24i1.16110 citation: sunaryati, s., & munandar, a. (2023). the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate: a lesson learned from indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 24(1), 1-13. article history received: 09 sep 2022 revised: 19 jan 2023 27 jan 2023 accepted: 20 feb 2023 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=ehbajv4aaaaj&hl=en https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?user=ylwd42uaaaaj&hl=en https://es.uin-suka.ac.id/id https://es.uin-suka.ac.id/id https://es.uin-suka.ac.id/id https://es.uin-suka.ac.id/id https://es.uin-suka.ac.id/id mailto:sunaryati@uin-suka.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp http://dx.doi.org/10.18196/jesp.v24i1.16110 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v24i1.16110&domain=pdf sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 2 depreciation rupiah after the asian financial crisis in 1998, which reached rp16,800 per usd. from this phenomenon, it is expected that an increase in covid-19 infections has a depreciating effect on the rupiah exchange rate since the disease outbreak channel state that the uncertainty related to the unpredicted nature of covid-19 infection cases and related deaths, sends negative sentiments to the financial market which then made this thing has predictive power on exchange rate behavior (iyke, 2020). figure 1 covid-19 infection cases and related deaths in indonesia source: who coronavirus (covid-19) dashboard. the relationship between covid-19 and the exchange rate can be explained by the theory of efficient market hypothesis, the taylor rule, and purchasing power parity. firstly, the efficient market hypothesis states that markets are efficient, leaving no room to get excess returns by investing since everything is already fairly and accurately priced. under this hypothesis, news related to covid-19 infections refers to unexpected changes in the fundamental variables relevant to asset price determination (taylor, 1995). so, the exchange dynamics reflect all the information concerning the exchange rate (fama, 1970). taylor's rule suggests that the central bank should raise the interest rate when inflation is above target or gdp is above its potential. capital flow can be used as a variable to capture monetary policy (fang & zhang, 2021). the incorporation of the exchange rate into discussions of monetary policy is to augment a closed-economy taylor rule with the rate of currency depreciation. because the interest rate reacts not only to inflation and output but also to movements in the exchange rate. secondly, the taylor rule implies overshooting of the exchange rate following a shock (heipertz et al., 2022). the covid-19 pandemic can be seen as a trigger for economic shocks where, which has caused tremendous socio-economic disruption and induced capital outflow that depreciated the exchange rate. thirdly, purchasing power parity theory states that the law of one price applies; in other words, a freely traded good or service will have the same price in any country. this theory assumes that the market mechanism runs perfectly, meaning assumptions such as no transaction costs and taxes, homogeneous products traded, and the absence of uncertainty elements are met. purchasing power parity implies that exchange rate depreciation occurs because of the increase in the price level. in the case sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 3 of covid-19, the increase in price levels could be triggered by a shortage of supply due to restrictions on economic activity imposed by the regulator, or it could be due to excess demand from panic buying by the public. empirical literature related to the effect of the covid-19 pandemic on the exchange rate is still in the infant stages. the literature can be divided into two groups. the first group concentrates on cross-country evidence, while the second focuses on single-country evidence. benzid and chebbi (2020) evaluate the impact of covid-19 cases and related deaths on exchange rate volatility in europa, china, and the united kingdom. evidence from the garch model shows that an increase in covid-19 cases and related deaths will increase volatility. in terms of power prediction, iyke (2020) tests the predictive ability of disease outbreaks on exchange rate return and volatility in the 25 most affected countries by covid-19. evidence from the garch model shows contradictory results. an increase in covid-19 predicts the depreciation of five returns, namely usd–chf, usd–eur, usd– inr, usd–pln, and usd–sek, and predicts appreciation of usd–gbp and gbp–usd returns. especially for usd–cad, the predictability oscillates from appreciation to depreciation of this currency. in the case of volatility, the effect is also asymmetric; an increase in covid-19 could increase the volatility of usd-cad and isd-eur and could decrease the volatility of usd-sek and usd_gbp. focusing on exchange rate volatility in 20 countries, feng et al. (2021) find that an increase in confirmed covid-19 cases does raise exchange rate volatility. a comparison of the exchange rate response to the pandemic uncertainty between advanced and emerging economies was examined by sethi et al. (2021). the fixed effect model that analyzed 37 countries shows that an increase in daily confirmed cases and related deaths implies a depreciating country currency. regarding the effect of uncertainty created by the pandemic on the exchange rate, it tends to be appreciated in advanced economies, while in emerging economies, the result is the opposite. the higher sample was used by aquilante et al. (2022) by analyzing this phenomenon in 57 countries. a linear regression and panel vector autoregressive model prove that an increase in new covid-19 cases is associated with countries' currency depreciation. focusing on the spillover shock of the exchange rate in europa, japan, canada, and the united kingdom, narayan (2022) found that exchange rate spillover became 44% more important in the covid-19 period compared pre the covid-19 period. the cross-country studies mentioned above are complemented by studies focusing on single-level evidence. a study in india shows that an increase in confirmed covid-19 cases caused no change in the value of the exchange rate (banerjee et al., 2020). in colombia, a short-term colombian peso depreciation may be explained by financial market uncertainty, generated by the arrival of the covid-19 virus (cardona-arenas & sernagómez, 2020). some facts of exchange rate depreciation above contradict the research results in the following countries. in the philippines, an increase in the number of covid-19 daily infections appreciates the philippine peso (camba & camba, 2020). in korea, after seven days of new covid-19 cases, the south korean won tend to be appreciated indicating that sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 4 investors may have repurchased its currency after an infection spike (hoshikawa & yoshimi, 2021). some single-country literature also examines other aspects of the impact of covid-19 on exchange rates. narayan (2020) evaluates the evolution of the exchange rate from the point of view of shock persistence in japan. he found that in the early stage, the shock to the yen had a non-transitory effect, while in the subsequent stage, the shock became short-term or transitory. fang and zhang (2021) emphasize exchange rate fluctuation around the outbreak of covid-19. they found that the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the rmb exchange rate is transient. the rmb rate rose steadily before the outbreak but fluctuated during the pandemic. the aforementioned empirical literature is the subject of debate. some studies found that an increase in the number of covid-19 depreciates the exchange rate (see aquilante et al., 2022; cardona-arenas & serna-gómez, 2020; sethi et al., 2021). another study found the opposite (see (camba & camba, 2020), some studies found mixed effects (see hoshikawa & yoshimi, 2021; iyke, 2020), and there is even another study that finds no relationship ( see banerjee et al., 2020). we shed light on this debate by analyzing the effect of the number of covid-19 cases and related deaths on the rupiah exchange rate using high-frequency time series data by employing daily data covering the period january 21st, 2020 – june 29th, 2022 (577 observations). using single-country evidence (indonesia) as a lesson learned for emerging market economies, our current study discusses this topic with completed data-generating processes – when the pandemic has entered the last wave phase. unlike most other studies that ignore the incubation period of covid-19 in the number of daily transmission cases that imply confirmed cases in a single day may fluctuate sharply, we follow duan et al. (2021) to consider it and use the growth of covid-19 which 14-day moving average rate of confirmed cases and related deaths as our main independent variable. in this context, the present research aims to investigate how covid-19 affects the rupiah exchange rate while controlling for the role of the jakarta composite index, interest rate, and world crude oil price. we employ an autoregressive distributed lag (ardl) specification to see the relationship between covid-19 and other determinant variables on the rupiah exchange rate that converge toward a long-run equilibrium in the presence of stationary and non-stationary series. the rest of the paper is organized as follows. section 2 focuses on the research method we used. we analyzed the results in section 3 and concluded in section 4. research method this paper aims to investigate the effect of the covid-19 pandemic on the rupiah exchange rate while controlling for the role of the jakarta composite index, interest rate, and world crude oil price. our sample consists of daily data from january 21st, 2020, to june 29th, 2020. (577 observations). we use numbers of covid-19 confirmed cases and sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 5 related deaths provided by world health organization. nominal exchange rates are obtained via google finance through morningstar, jakarta composite index from the indonesian stock exchange, and world crude oil price data from west texas intermediate (wti). in addition, the proxy of interest rate is bank indonesia's 7-day (reverse) repo rate. given the limitation of the availability of daily data, only selected explanatory variables are used as a factor affecting the exchange rate in this study. following duan et al. (2021) and considering virus incubation and detection conditions that imply confirmed cases in a single day may fluctuate sharply, we use covid19_growth, which is the 14-day moving average rate of confirmed cases and related deaths cases as our main independent variable as formulated below: 𝐶𝑂𝑉19_𝐺𝑅𝑂𝑊𝑇𝐻𝑡 = ∑ [ln(1 + 𝐶𝑢𝑚𝑢𝑙𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑒_𝐶𝑂𝑉𝐼𝐷_19𝑡 ) − ln(1 + 𝑡 𝑡−13 𝐶𝑢𝑚𝑢𝑙𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑣𝑒_𝐶𝑂𝑉𝐼𝐷_19𝑡−1)]/14 (1) efforts to transform the covid-19 variable in such a way in equation 1 also contribute to eliminating heteroscedasticity and avoiding spurious regression (wooldridge, 2020). henceforth, the functional relationship is formulated as below to investigate the relationship between the exchange rate and its determinant factors. 𝐸𝑅𝑡 = 𝑓(𝐶𝑂𝑉19_𝐶𝐴𝑆𝐸𝐺𝑅𝑂𝑊𝑇𝐻𝑡 , 𝐶𝑂𝑉19_𝐷𝐸𝐴𝑇𝐻𝐺𝑅𝑂𝑊𝑇𝐻𝑡 , 𝐽𝐾𝑆𝐸𝑡 , 𝐼𝑅𝑡 , 𝑊𝑇𝐼𝑡 ) (2) where, 𝐸𝑅𝑡 : the nominal exchange rate at time t 𝐶𝑂𝑉19_𝐶𝐴𝑆𝐸𝐺𝑅𝑂𝑊𝑇𝐻𝑡 : covid-19 confirmed cases growth rate in indonesia at time t 𝐶𝑂𝑉19_𝐷𝐸𝐴𝑇𝐻𝐺𝑅𝑂𝑊𝑇𝐻𝑡 : covid-19 related deaths growth rate in indonesia at time t 𝐽𝐾𝑆𝐸𝑡 : jakarta composit index at time t 𝐼𝑅𝑡 : the central bank interest rate at time t 𝑊𝑇𝐼𝑡 : world crude oil price at time t considering an integrated order of the stationarity of the variables (some variables are stationary at the level, and some variables are stationary at the first difference – mixed stationary), this study employs ardl bound testing developed by pesaran et al. (2001). this provides both short-run and long-run coefficient estimations. before conducting long-run estimation, a bound test for examining the long-run association among variables using f-statistics must be conducted first to check whether the null hypothesis of no cointegration among variables could be rejected. once its null hypothesis is rejected, it can be justified to estimate the long-run coefficients. instead of conducting analysis short-run estimations, this research focuses on long-run estimation to derive causal relationship inference and to test the research hypothesis. the long-run ardl (p, q1, q2, q3, q4, q5) equilibrium model is as follows: ln (𝐸𝑅)𝑡 = 𝛼 + ∑ 𝛽1𝑖 𝑝 𝑖=0 ln (𝐸𝑅)𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ 𝛽2𝑖 𝑞1 𝑖=0 ln (𝐶𝑂𝑉19_𝐺𝑅𝑂𝑊𝑇𝐻)𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ 𝛽3𝑖 𝑞3 𝑖=0 ln (𝐽𝐾𝑆𝐸)𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ 𝛽4𝑖 𝑞4 𝑖=0 𝐼𝑅𝑡−𝑖 + ∑ 𝛽5𝑖 𝑞5 𝑖=0 𝑊𝑇𝐼𝑡−𝑖 + 𝜀𝑡 (3) sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 6 where, 𝛼 denotes the constant term in the equation, 𝛽 is the long-run coefficients, while p denotes lag length of the dependent, and q1, q2, q3, q4, and q5 denote the lag length of the independent variables. 𝜀 is the error term with white noise in the equation. result and discussion level after june 17th, 1998, which reached rp16,800 per usd. covid-19 cumulative cases and cumulative related deaths in indonesia show an increasing trend. the highest value of cumulative cases was 6,086,212 people, and the highest value of cumulative related deaths was 156,731 people on june 6th, 2022. the jakarta stock index touched 3,937.63 on march 24th, 2020, the lowest level since june 12th, 2012, which at that time touched 3,889.52. in addition, the mean interest rate is 3.84 percent, while the mean world crude oil price is usd63 per barrel. the first step in analyzing time series data using the ardl model is that all variables have to be ensured that no variable is integrated of order two, i(2), or higher. table 2 shows the result of augmented dickey-fuller and phillips-perron unit root tests in a level form. it can be concluded that some variables still show inconsistent test results in terms of stationarity of the level (integrated of order zero, i(0)), except cov19_casegrowth and cov19_deathgrowth. while table 3 shows the unit root test in a first difference form. it can be said that all variables used in this study are integrated of order one, i(1). therefore, it conforms with the prerequisites of the ardl models. table 1 presents the descriptive statistics of variables used in this study, while figure 1 shows all individual graphs for series trends. during the study, the largest depreciation of the rupiah was rp16,622 per usd on april 3rd, 2020, which almost touched the weakest exchange rate (rp/usd) cumulative covid-19 cases (people) sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 7 cumulative the covid-19-related deaths (people) central bank interest rate (percent) jakarta composite index world crude oil price, wti (usd/barrel) figure 1 all individual graphs for dataset trends level after june 17th, 1998, which reached rp16,800 per usd. covid-19 cumulative cases and cumulative related deaths in indonesia show an increasing trend. the highest value of cumulative cases was 6,086,212 people, and the highest value of cumulative related deaths was 156,731 people on june 6th, 2022. the jakarta stock index touched 3,937.63 on march 24th, 2020, the lowest level since june 12th, 2012, which at that time touched 3,889.52. in addition, the mean interest rate is 3.84 percent, while the mean world crude oil price is usd63 per barrel. the first step in analyzing time series data using the ardl model is that all variables have to be ensured that no variable is integrated of order two, i(2), or higher. table 2 shows the result of augmented dickey-fuller and phillips-perron unit root tests in a level form. it can be concluded that some variables still show inconsistent test results in terms of stationarity of the level (integrated of order zero, i(0)), except cov19_casegrowth and cov19_deathgrowth. while table 3 shows the unit root test in a first difference form. it can be said that all variables used in this study are integrated of order one, i(1). therefore, it conforms with the prerequisites of the ardl models. table 1 descriptive statistics variables (unit) mean maximum minimum std. dev. observations er (rp/usd) 14427.92 16622.2 13213.24 445.459 599 sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 8 cov19_case (people/day) 2220089 6086212 0 2165381 599 cov19_death (people/day) 65514.17 156731 0 62769.63 599 jkse (index) 5965.69 7276.19 3937.63 747.855 599 ir (percent) 3.84 5.0 3.5 0.469 599 wti (usd/barrel) 62.99 123.7 -37.63 24.790 599 table 2 result of unit test in level variables augmented dickey-fuller phillips-perron constant constant and trend constant constant and trend ln (er) -2.5548 -2.5648 -3.2517 -3.2628 (0.1032) (0.2968) (0.0177)** (0.0736)* cov19_casegrowth -2.5893 -3.5477 -3.0152 -3.56425 (0.0958)* (0.0354)** (0.0341)** (0.0338)** cov19_deathgrowth -3.9309 -5.0160 -3.3945 -3.8485 (0.0020)*** (0.0002)*** (0.0115)** (0.0148)** ln (jkse) -0.9211 -3.2391 -1.1165 -3.3493 (0.7815) (0.0779)* (0.7109) (0.0595)* ir -2.8090 -1.5711 -2.9158 -1.5097 (0.0576)* (0.8034) (0.0441)** (0.8256) wti -0.3774 -3.8300 -0.4066 -4.0934 (0.9102) (0.0156)** (0.9054) (0.0068)** notes: the p-value is in parentheses. *, **, and ***, shows a level of significance of 10%, 5%, and 1% respectively. h0: variable has a unit root. the next step is determining the appropriate lag length using the akaike information criterion (aic). figure 2 shows the recursive search of the lag length. the result reveals that the model with the lowest aic is ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) for model 1 and model 2 as the most appropriate model. table 3 result of unit test in first difference variables augmented dickey-fuller phillips-perron constant constant and trend constant constant and trend δln(er) -31.8852 -31.8585 -31.0859 -31.0626 (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** δcov19_casegrowth -7.1030 -7.1081 -21.5189 -21.5075 (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** δcov19_deathgrowth -5.1832 -5.1842 -23.4769 -23.4649 (0.0000)*** (0.0001)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** δln(jkse) -12.2460 -12.2927 -23.9573 -23.9728 (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** δir -24.6415 -24.8512 -24.6462 -24.9165 (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** δwti -22.6102 -22.6751 -37.4977 -38.3472 (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** (0.0000)*** sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 9 notes: the p-value is in parentheses. *, **, and ***, shows a level of significance of 10%, 5%, and 1% respectively. h0: variable has a unit root. -7.1760 -7.1755 -7.1750 -7.1745 -7.1740 -7.1735 -7.1730 -7.1725 -7.1720 a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (6 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 1 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (4 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 1 2 , 3 , 1 2 ) a r d l (6 , 9 , 1 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 2 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 1 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 4 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (6 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 2 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 7 , 1 1 ) a r d l (6 , 9 , 3 , 4 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (6 , 9 , 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (6 , 1 0 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 4 , 1 1 ) a r d l (6 , 9 , 4 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (4 , 9 , 1 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (7 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) akaike information criteria (top 20 models) model 1: ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) -7.211 -7.210 -7.209 -7.208 -7.207 -7.206 -7.205 a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 0 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 7 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 2 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 1 , 1 1 ) a r d l (4 , 9 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 3 , 0 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 4 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 3 , 4 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 3 , 2 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 1 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 3 , 7 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 9 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 3 , 1 , 1 1 ) a r d l (4 , 1 0 , 3 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 4 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 1 0 , 2 , 3 , 1 1 ) a r d l (3 , 9 , 4 , 0 , 1 1 ) akaike information criteria (top 20 models) model 2: ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) figure 2 lag length selection summary table 4 bounds test results f-statistic k level of significant critical bounds remarks lower bound i(0) upper bound i(1) model 1: ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) 6.0801 4 10% 2.2000 3.0900 cointegrated 5% 2.5600 3.4900 cointegrated 1% 3.2900 4.3700 cointegrated model 2: ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) 4.4410 4 10% 2.2000 3.0900 cointegrated 5% 2.5600 3.4900 cointegrated 1% 3.2900 4.3700 cointegrated note: k denotes the number of independent variables. h0: no cointegration. sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 10 table 4 presents the computed f statistic based on the bound test. it shows that the computed f statistic is more than both the lower bound and upper bound, even at the lowest significant level, so, the null hypothesis of no cointegration can be rejected. it can be concluded that there is a long-run cointegrating relationship among variables used in this study. these results justify the use of long-run estimates of the ardl model. table 5 estimated long-run coefficients dependent variable: ln (er) model 1 model 2 ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11) cov19_casegrowth 0.4282*** (0.0587) cov19_deathgrowth 0.4866*** (0.0838) ln (jkse) -0.2164*** -0.1857*** (0.0474) (0.0561) ir -0.0306*** -0.0195** (0.0083) (0.0093) wti 0.0010*** 0.0010*** (0.0002) (0.0003) constant 11.4989*** 11.1962*** (0.4099) (0.4877) n 577 577 h0: no serial correlation1 0.4337 0.7004 note: 1shows prob. chi-square of breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test. *, **, and ***, shows a level of significance of 10%, 5%, and 1% respectively. the standard error is in brackets. table 5, reports the result of long-run estimates measuring the effect of covid-19 infection cases and related deaths, as well as other control variables on the rupiah exchange rate. both model 1 and model 2 used ardl(3, 9, 3, 3, 11). they are nonautocorrelation as breusch-godfrey serial correlation lm test resulting failed to reject the null hypothesis. the values of the long-run coefficients indicate that the growth of covid19 infection cases in indonesia has a positif effect on the rupiah exchange rate. in logarithmic form, it can be interpreted that a 1 percent increase in the growth of covid19 infection cases causes a 0.43 percent increase (depreciation) in the rupiah exchange rate. similarly, a 1 percent increase in the growth of covid-19-related deaths causes a 0.49 percent increase (depreciation) in the rupiah exchange rate. these results show that the increase in covid-19 cases and related deaths are related to the depreciation in the rupiah exchange rate. the rupiah exchange rate against the usd has weakened due to sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 11 economic disruption caused by the covid-19 pandemic. it confirms the existence of the disease outbreak channel and supports the findings of several studies conducted by aquilante et al. (2022), cardona-arenas and serna-gómez (2020), and sethi et al. (2021). the increase in the spread of covid-19, which is broadcasted by the media, drives market sentiment to be negative, so through the efficient market hypothesis, the available information causes the rupiah to be depreciated. the jakarta stock index has a negative effect on the rupiah exchange rate. in logarithmic form, it can be interpreted that a 1 percent increase in the jakarta stock index causes a 0.22 percent decrease (appreciation) in the rupiah exchange rate. rising stock prices indicate that portfolio investment in indonesia is profitable. it attracts foreign investors to put their funds into the indonesian stock market. the purchase of indonesian shares increases the demand for the rupiah, so its currency appreciates. hoshikawa and yoshimi (2021) found similar results, the decrease in foreign investors' holdings of domestic stocks, and indirectly leads to the depreciation of the south korean won. the movement of stock prices will affect the foreign domestic stock ownership changes, thereby affecting the exchange rate. another study by prawoto and putra (2020) found that an appreciation in the rupiah exchange rate can reduce the industry's comparative advantage, which then lowers the jakarta stock index. the competitiveness of indonesian products is nonindependent of natural resources and processed using low technology (suparmono et al., 2022). this low-value-added product is highly vulnerable to exchange rate fluctuations. central bank interest rates have a negative effect on the rupiah exchange rate. a 1 percent increase in the central bank interest rate causes a 3.06 percent decrease (appreciation) in the rupiah exchange rate. raising interest rates has increased the demand for the rupiah and appreciated its exchange rate. this finding supports the study conducted by arintoko and kadarwati (2022) in the case of indonesia, fang and zhang (2021) in the case of rmb china, and garg and prabheesh (2021) in a case of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa (brics countries) and also pham (2019) in case of vietnam. bank indonesia's 7-days (reverse) repo rate as a proxy of the central bank interest rate has the highest effect compared to other explanatory variables used in this study in maintaining the rupiah exchange rate. so, using monetary policy in dealing with exchange rate dynamics is still effective during the covid-19 outbreak. the remaining variable – world crude oil price is found to have a positive effect on the rupiah exchange rate. 1 usd increase in world crude oil price caused a 0.1 percent increase (depreciation) in the rupiah exchange rate. it indicates that indonesia's dependence as a net importer of crude oil has consequences for the need to maintain foreign exchange reserves as a means of payment for imports. the increase in the price of crude oil increases the amount of foreign currency to be purchased, thus increasing the supply of the rupiah. this has contributed to the weakening of the rupiah exchange rate. this finding contradicts the study of cardona-arenas and serna-gómez (2020). it is because cardona-arenas and serna-gómez (2020) use the case of colombia, which is a net exporter of crude oil, so when crude oil prices rise, it increases the demand for the colombian peso currency, and its currency will appreciate. sunaryati & munandar the covid-19 pandemic and the exchange rate … jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2023 | 12 conclusion we analyzed the effect of the number of covid-19 cases and related deaths on the rupiah exchange rate using daily time series data over the period january 21st, 2020 – june 29th, 2022, we provide evidence indicating an increase in covid-19 cases and related deaths depreciated rupiah exchange rate. this result indicates that the information available to market participants related to data on the spread of covid-19 has exposed them to uncertainty. it then, through efficient market hypothesis, makes the price of rupiah currency depreciate. in addition, another important finding is that the effect of interest rates on the rupiah exchange rate shows a convincing magnitude. it indicates that interest rates are effective in maintaining the rupiah exchange rate. overall, we found that the disease outbreak channel exists in the case of exchange rate behavior. this result suggests that the government needs to suppress massive news related to data on the spread of covid-19 in various media. data on the spread of covid19 is openly available at who, so the public who wants to know this information can easily access it. the government should better encourage media channels to provide news that builds optimism, such as the government's real steps in controlling the spread of the virus and the progress of vaccination so that foreign investors are confident about indonesia's economic prospects. because the spread of covid-19 has caused the depreciation of the exchange rate, actions to control and resolve a pandemic are essential, so 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(2020). introductory econometrics: a modern approach (7th ed.). cengage learning. https://doi.org/10.15388/omee.2021.12.56 https://doi.org/10.18196/jesp.v23i1.13557 http://www.jstor.org/stable/2728909 jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan volume 23 no 1, april 2022 article type: research paper new evidence on ethnic diversity and social capital in indonesia muhammad ryan sanjaya abstract: this study analyzes the relationship between the various measures of ethnic diversity and social capital in indonesia, particularly trust and tolerance (towards other religions and other ethnic groups), using a nationally representative survey. the 2009 national socioeconomic survey asked almost 300 thousand individuals on social capital from the 2010 population census data used to construct measures of ethnic and religious diversity. the study’s main contribution to the literature is the inclusion of ethnic similarities in the construction of these diversity variables using linguistic tree data taken from ethnologue. using the multiple linear regression method, the study found that all measures of diversity are negatively associated with trust but are positively associated with tolerance, even after controlling for individual-, householdand district-level characteristics. anticipating the possibility of endogeneity in the diversity variables, this study uses geographical variables to instrument these variables. nevertheless, the use of the instrumental variable regression method does not change the main result. keywords: ethnic diversity; social capital; trust; tolerance; indonesia jel classification: d19; o53; z13 introduction the economics literature on the role of ethnic diversity is vast. some early studies, such as easterly and levine (1997), tried to link ethnic diversity with economic growth in sub-saharan africa wherein the two showed an inverse relationship. the following literature on this topic has included additional controls such as interacting the measure of ethnic diversity with democracy (alesina & la ferrara, 2005) and controlling for migration (bove & elia, 2017), to linking it with other socioeconomic variables such as trust (algan & cahuc, 2014) and conflict (esteban et al., 2012), to find the sources of such diversity (ahlerup & olsson, 2012; ashraf & galor, 2013; michalopoulos, 2012; moslehpour et al., 2021). some studies linked ethnic diversity with socioeconomic variables in indonesia, such as how it can affect public goods provision (alesina et al., 2019; siburian, 2019), social capital (mavridis, 2015), and conflict (bazzi et al., 2019). affiliation: department of economics, faculty of economics and business, universitas gadjah mada, special region of yogyakarta, indonesia correspondence: m.ryan.sanjaya@ugm.ac.id this article is avalilable in: http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp doi: 10.18196/jesp.v23i1.13863 citation: sanjaya, m. r. (2022). new evidence on ethnic diversity and social capital in indonesia. jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 23(1), 35-50. article history received: 02 feb 2022 revised: 13 mar 2022 28 mar 2022 accepted: 29 mar 2022 https://scholar.google.co.id/citations?hl=en&user=-ubt1poaaaaj https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ https://economics.feb.ugm.ac.id/ mailto:m.ryan.sanjaya@ugm.ac.id http://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp https://journal.umy.ac.id/index.php/esp/article/view/13863 https://crossmark.crossref.org/dialog/?doi=10.18196/jesp.v23i1.13863&domain=pdf https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ sanjaya new evidence on ethnic diversity and social capital in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 36 due to the limitations set, this study will only discuss how ethnic diversity is related to social capital such as trust and tolerance. social capital is an important feature of a society that would help members of different ethnic, religious, and other groups effectively achieve the goals of the community. it is only with the trust towards others and respecting differences that society would function, without the need or minimize the necessity of having formal institutions. therefore, it is important to understand how the many different members of a society could work together. indonesia, in particular, is blessed with a sheer amount of ethnocultural diversity due to its unique geographical locations. the 2010 census data shows the country’s population speaks 1,204 different languages and there were 964 ethnic groups. such diversity is a real challenge to not only the government in ensuring that the policies are inclusive but also to grassroots communities that deal with members of different groups daily. the association between social capital, such as trust, and ethnic diversity are not particularly clear. there are three often cited theories on how social capital may be related. the first theory, often dubbed as constrict or “hunkering down” theory, predicts that diversity makes people trust less towards everyone, which implies lower (withingroup) trust and (outgroup) tolerance (putnam, 2007). the second is “conflict theory” which predicts that the more diverse a community is, the higher the trust and lower tolerance (blalock, 1967). the reason for such prediction is that the perception of threat (from an outsider) makes people increase the bonding among the same group while, at the same time, increasing their prejudice towards the outsider. finally, the “contact theory” is more optimistic as diversity is expected to increase both trust and tolerance (allport, 1954). the rationale behind the theory is that contact with out of the group members would bridge differences and therefore increase the social capital. empirically, some studies show how the two seem to have a negative correlation. for example, in a cross-country study, trust was found to be lower in a society that is heterogeneous (alesina & la ferrara, 2002). whereas in another cross-country study, no robust relationship was found for these variables per se (finseraas & jakobsson, 2012), but when multidimensional social structures are introduced, the negative association emerges. other variables are also found to be associated with trusts, such as the positive association between trust and economic performance (algan & cahuc, 2013), the negative correlation between trust and income inequality (bjørnskov, 2008), and that females tend to trust more (falk et al., 2018). a whole chapter in the handbook of economic growth was also dedicated to research on not only the relationships between social capital and economic performance but also with institutions (algan & cahuc, 2014). the importance of the latter is also expounded in a recent review paper that relates culture—which includes generalized trust—with institutions (alesina & giuliano, 2015). more recently, a review study shows the prediction from the contact theory seems to have less support than the alternatives as most empirical studies indicate a negative relationship between social trust and ethnic diversity (dinesen & sønderskov, 2017). the literature is also not limited to cross-country but also within-country variations, including those in the context of developing countries such as indonesia. with hundreds of local languages spoken by 273.5 million people, indonesia is unique in terms of its large sanjaya new evidence on ethnic diversity and social capital in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 37 ethnic diversity resulting in the socio-economic implications of having such diversity. anecdotal evidence shows the country’s experience with ethnic and religious violence, particularly during the transition period of 1998 to 2005, which serves as an indication that diversity matters. previous studies have shown the conflicting effects of ethnic diversity on conflict: ethnic clustering has some positive correlations with local conflict (barron et al., 2009), but different measures seem to have opposite effects on conflict (bazzi et al., 2019). meanwhile, gaduh (2012) provides some evidence that trust (tolerance towards members of other religions) is negatively (positively) associated with religious heterogeneity. more recently, using individual-level data from the indonesian family life survey (ifls), mavridis (2015) shows that ethnic diversity is negatively correlated with trust but is positively correlated with ethnic tolerance. it is rather unfortunate that there is no further elaboration on why the result turns out that way, except for the positive outlook that diversity is a good thing to have in a society. the author used data from the fourth wave (2007) of the ifls that surveyed more than 40 thousand individuals, where trust is elicited through the lost wallet questions (i.e., the likelihood that a lost wallet is returned) and tolerance is simply elicited by asking whether the respondent can trust people of the same ethnicity and whether worship place for people of a different religion is acceptable. one important aspect of the literature is regarding how ethnic diversity is measured, where most of the literature uses fractionalization and polarisation as proxies. ethnic fractionalization refers to the probability of two strangers belonging to different ethnic groups, whereas ethnic polarization shows how divided or polarized the society is. in the simplest formulas used to construct these variables, most authors use population data by ethnic group, assuming that one ethnic group is distinct from another group. consequently, such formulas ignore the possibility of two ethnic groups that are similar, but categorically different. accordingly, researchers have begun to find a better approximation for ethnic diversity that could accommodate such a possibility and found the answer by using linguistic similarity (desmet et al., 2009; esteban & ray, 2011). the implication of using such measures of ethnic diversity is vast, especially in countries like indonesia, where, arguably, the different ethnic groups may be similar if they reside nearby. the literature on social capital can be categorized into two in their construction of the variable that is either using survey or experiment. the latter is often used to establish causality using a small sample (e.g., chuah et al., 2013; chen & sriphon, 2022), and typically utilizes the trust game (berg et al., 1995). however, due to the cost of conducting proper economic experiments and the relatively low generalizability of the results, most studies on social capital rely on the survey method. most cross-country studies use survey methods taken from the world values survey and the gallup world poll, but national surveys are also very common as used in studies on indonesia cited above. this study is unique as it extends mavridis (2015) in three regards. first, instead of using ifls that only covers around half of the total districts, we use data from a national survey to provide a better representation of indonesia. second, this study weighs ethnic diversity with ethnic similarities using an objective measure from ethnologue. this is important as sanjaya new evidence on ethnic diversity and social capital in indonesia jurnal ekonomi & studi pembangunan, 2022 | 38 there are gradations of ethnic differences: some ethnic groups are ethno-linguistically close to each other (e.g., minang & malay), while others are distant (e.g., javanese & dani in papua). third, this study provides a causal identification using an instrumental variable regression method. research method this study uses the 2009 national socioeconomic survey (susenas) to measure trust and tolerance in indonesia. the 2009 susenas was gathered by the statistics indonesia (badan pusat statistik) and is representative of indonesia as it covers all districts of the country. the social capital module of the survey was not conducted every year and 2009 was the closest year to the 2010 census that provides the data for ethnic diversity. we also use the same survey to obtain individual and household characteristics used as controls in the regressions. the susenas survey asked 291,532 individuals whether they trusted their neighbors, village figures, government, and village apparatus. therefore, the survey reflects respondents' direct, particularized trust with their neighborhood rather than a generalized trust which measures respondents’ belief over a stranger. this study calculates trust as the mean response to these questions. similarly, the tolerance questions were also particularized, i.e., whether they were content with having neighbors of different ethnicity or religion, and their opinion regarding a hypothetical plan of building a worship place of different religions in the neighborhood. this study uses two distributional measures, fractionalization and polarization, as proxies for ethnic diversity. specifically, ethnolinguistic grouping is used as an appropriate proxy for ethnicity in indonesia (mancini, 2008) which helps estimate linguistic similarities. ethnolinguistic groupings were based on the language spoken at home from the 2010 census (minnesota population center, 2015), which was matched with linguistic similarities calculated from ethnologue’s website (simons & fennig, 2017). ipumsinternational sampled (geographically stratified and systematic) the original census data with an expansion factor of 10. as of the writing of this article, ipums-international has only the 2010 population census as the latest available data. for each district, this study calculates the greenberg-gini index (ethnolinguistic fractionalization weighted by inter-group distance dmn) (esteban & ray, 2011) as: 𝐺 = ∑ ∑ 𝑠𝑚𝑠𝑛𝑑𝑚𝑛 𝑁 𝑛=1 𝑁 𝑚=1 . here sm and sn are the share of group m and n, respectively. thus, 0