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1. Developing a Poverty Model in Papua using Geographically Weighted Regression.

Author

Lumbantoruan, Juan Fabio Amos Kristensen, Ohyver, Margaretha, and Moniaga, Jurike V.

Subjects
POVERTY rate, POVERTY, POVERTY areas, ECONOMIC expansion, AGRICULTURE
Abstract

Poverty is one of the world's main problems, which has been very difficult to overcome. The poverty rate has influences on economic growth in an area. The greater the poverty rate in an area, the more difficult it is for an area to grow economically. Many factors affect the level of poverty. Geographical location, level of education, population growth in each region, significantly affect the poverty level. The many factors that affect the poverty level make it difficult for us to predict which factors will influence the level of poverty in an area, making it difficult for us to solve the problem. This research was made to predict what factors influence the level of poverty in Papua, Indonesia. This study uses a Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) method due to the existence of spatial heterogeneity. It produces model estimates that are local for each location and different from other locations to get a model with the most influential factors in each region. The results of this study are as follows. First, agricultural employees affected the poverty rate in each location in Papua. Second, house area and households with access to safe water are significant variables in Yapen, Biak Numfor, and Supiori. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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2. The two-stage least squares simultaneous equation model for panel data on human development, economics, and environmental quality.

Author

Sumargo, Bagus, Nuriza, Felia Aidah, Mulyono, Rohimah, Siti Rohmah, Meiliasari, Meiliasari, Rahmawati, Yuli, Delina, Mutia, and Fitriani, Ella

Subjects
*ENVIRONMENTAL quality, *PANEL analysis, *SIMULTANEOUS equations, *NATURAL resources, *ECONOMIC development, *ECONOMIC expansion, *FOREIGN investments
Abstract

The concept of three-dimensional sustainable development requires every country to increase economic growth by using natural resources rationally by considering environmental and social quality as a determinant of public welfare. In Indonesia, there has not been a balance between the three dimensions, for example, DKI Jakarta Province has high economic growth and Human Development Index (HDI), but Environmental Quality Index (EQI) is the worst. Whereas Papua and West Papua have good environmental quality but are not supported by good HDI. Efforts in sustainable development are planned that integrate environmental, social, and economic aspects in development strategies. Therefore, this study used the BPS Statistics-Indonesia data for analyzing the causality between economy, environment, and human development in 33 provinces of Indonesia, from 2013 to 2017. By using the simultaneous equation of the panel data (2SLS) method, it results show that there is a positive simultaneous relationship between HDI, economic growth, and environmental quality. The Variables that influence economic growth are HDI and Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Variables that influence environmental quality are economic growth, HDI, FDI, and population, while in human development are economic growth, EQI, and poverty. Human development has a big contribution to the implementation of sustainable development in Indonesia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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