| dc.description.abstract | Economic growth has become an indispensable need for developing countries
because it is the most potent tool in eradicating poverty and increasing the quality
of life. The main objective of this research is to analyze the impact of select factors,
namely Exports, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), and Labor Force, on Indonesia's
economic growth in 2018-2021.
This research utilized the panel data regression method and requires time-
series data from 2018-2021 and cross-section data from 34 Provinces of Indonesia.
The independent variables used Exports, Foreign Direct Investment, and the Labor
Force, while the dependent variable was Indonesia's economic growth in 2018-
2021. The result of this research showed that the impact of Exports, FDI, and Labor
Force on Indonesia's economic growth from 2018-2021 was positively significant.
Therefore, the researcher advises the government to place exports and FDI as top
priorities in policymaking and seriously improve the labor force and labor quality. | en_US |
