Analysis of Factors Affecting The Total Value of Indonesian Non-Oil Exports

Vanesha, Vike (2008) Analysis of Factors Affecting The Total Value of Indonesian Non-Oil Exports. Other thesis, FAKULTAS EKONOMI.

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Abstract

Indonesian export have been encouraged since 1983, starting with oil and gas exports that are excellent for Indonesian exports. But since t999 until now, the growth of non-oil export replacing the oil and gas exports where previously formed the backbone of the Indonesian economic. Nearly 78% of total Indonesian exports are dominated by non-oil exports. Main destination countries of Indonesian non-oil exports are to Japan, United State, China, India and Singapore. Almost 560/o of total Indonesian non-oil export are to those five countries. This research is a quantitive research to get statistical data to show factors affecting the total value of Indonesian non-oil export. Data have been processed by using a factor analysis with Eviews 6 software tool. The data that used in this research are pooling data or combining of time series data from 2003 until 2009 and cross section data. Based on the results of factor analysis, the Exchange Rate variable have negative effect on total value of Indonesian non-oil exports. For GDP of importer countries, population importer countries and total value on the previous year have positive effect on total value of Indonesian non-oil exports.

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