Authors :
Destarita Indah Permatasari
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 3 - March
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6471788
Abstract :
In This research already tried to grouped the
results and the policies recommendation, between
infrastructures developments and the space
arrangements. Maybe there were a correlation with the
background, maybe it won’t. The use of land can be
approached from the use of forest for agriculture and
mining, while the rest of land which are non forest land
become industries and small and medium enterprises
areas.
Based on Econometrics Analysis, there were some
result as that are : valleys and slopes had negative but
significant relations at alfa 1 % to productivity of
Textiles and Appareal Industries. While nominal wages
also showed the same result.
There are several variables one of which isthe
minimum wages which is a control variable that is
affected by the foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows.
On the other hand, the electricity variable, CPI, and
dummy of island or islands spatial planningare variables
affectsignificantly to the flow of FDI by industry in
Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi. At the same time, other
variables, namely road and labor, do not significantly
affect the flow of FDI byindustry in those three islands.
In therm of arrangement policies related to permit
and funding, the Central and Local Government have to
make priorities based on significancies variables
impacted productivity of Textiles and Appareal
Industries. Which are: increasing nominal wages,
reducing the industries locations on the valleys and
slopes to control the fluctuation. In formulating licensing
and funding policies, the central government and local
governments need to scale up priorities according to the
significance of the variables affecting FDI flows and
should also prioritize increasing the amount of electricity
distribution to industry and CPI to encourage FDI by
industry inflows in Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi. In
addition, government should increase the minimum
wages and limit the area of industrial area to control the
flow of FDI by industrial sector in Java, Sumatra, and
Sulawesi.
Keywords :
Regional Economic Activity : Growth Development, Environmental issues, and Changes, State and Local Government : Intergovernmental Relations, Wages, Compensation, and Labor Costs, Labor – Management Relations, Trade Union, and Collective Bargaining, and Development Planning and Policy.
In This research already tried to grouped the
results and the policies recommendation, between
infrastructures developments and the space
arrangements. Maybe there were a correlation with the
background, maybe it won’t. The use of land can be
approached from the use of forest for agriculture and
mining, while the rest of land which are non forest land
become industries and small and medium enterprises
areas.
Based on Econometrics Analysis, there were some
result as that are : valleys and slopes had negative but
significant relations at alfa 1 % to productivity of
Textiles and Appareal Industries. While nominal wages
also showed the same result.
There are several variables one of which isthe
minimum wages which is a control variable that is
affected by the foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows.
On the other hand, the electricity variable, CPI, and
dummy of island or islands spatial planningare variables
affectsignificantly to the flow of FDI by industry in
Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi. At the same time, other
variables, namely road and labor, do not significantly
affect the flow of FDI byindustry in those three islands.
In therm of arrangement policies related to permit
and funding, the Central and Local Government have to
make priorities based on significancies variables
impacted productivity of Textiles and Appareal
Industries. Which are: increasing nominal wages,
reducing the industries locations on the valleys and
slopes to control the fluctuation. In formulating licensing
and funding policies, the central government and local
governments need to scale up priorities according to the
significance of the variables affecting FDI flows and
should also prioritize increasing the amount of electricity
distribution to industry and CPI to encourage FDI by
industry inflows in Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi. In
addition, government should increase the minimum
wages and limit the area of industrial area to control the
flow of FDI by industrial sector in Java, Sumatra, and
Sulawesi.
Keywords :
Regional Economic Activity : Growth Development, Environmental issues, and Changes, State and Local Government : Intergovernmental Relations, Wages, Compensation, and Labor Costs, Labor – Management Relations, Trade Union, and Collective Bargaining, and Development Planning and Policy.
