Indonesia's Economic Growth Linked to Imports, Shaping Future Prosperity
The study looked at how economic growth, exports, imports, labor, and inflation in Indonesia are connected from 1985 to 2022. They used a method called Vector Autoregression to analyze the data. The results showed that economic growth affects imports, but not the other way around. The variables are linked in the long term, meaning they have lasting relationships. The research can be used to make predictions up to 2037.