Journal Magister Ilmu Ekonomi Universtas Palangka Raya : GROWTH

The potential for developing a sustainable fishing sector in Sukamara

Pratiwi Subianto — 2024-06-30

This research explores the potential of a sustainable fisheries sector in Sukamara Regency, Central Kalimantan, which is rich in fisheries resources, both freshwater and marine. This study identified the potential for freshwater fish production of 10,000 tons annually and marine fish of 8,000 tons yearly, with superior species such as snakehead fish, baung, catfish, snapper, grouper, and tuna. Although the fishing sector has an essential role in the local economy, unsustainable fishing practices have led to overfishing, environmental degradation, infrastructure problems, and limited technological knowledge. This research emphasizes the importance of sustainable fisheries practices through ecosystem-based management, the use of environmentally friendly technology, and education and training programs to increase the capacity of fishermen. The economic impact shows an increase in the average income of fishermen by 25%, while the social impact includes an increase in the welfare of coastal communities by 20%. Environmental impacts include the restoration of mangrove and coral reef ecosystems with increased area and cover of live coral. The main challenges include overfishing, environmental degradation, lack of infrastructure, and limited technological knowledge. Proposed strategies to overcome these challenges include strengthening policies and regulations, improving infrastructure, education and training, multi-stakeholder collaboration, and research and development. By implementing this strategy, the potential of the sustainable fisheries sector in Sukamara can be optimized, providing significant economic, social, and environmental benefits and becoming a model for other regions in sustainable natural resource management.

A review of the tourist industry's role in Indonesia's GDP growth

Riky Johanes — 2024-06-30

This research was conducted to know the development of the tourism sector in Indonesia in recent years and to find out how much the tourism sector contributes to national income in Indonesia. The type of research used in this research is quantitative descriptive. The kind of data used in this research is secondary data. The secondary data is recorded systematically in the form of time series data. This research used data on the number of domestic tourist visits, the number of foreign visits, and the tourism sector's contribution to Indonesia's GDP from 1999-2022. Data sources are a means of finding the required data. Data from official publications is obtained based on information compiled and published by certain agencies, namely the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) and other agencies. The findings in this research are that state revenues from the tourism sector are starting to improve as the pandemic ends. Several travel restrictions have begun to be removed so that the tourism sector has already started to provide income for the country through all its economic activities. The tourism sector's contribution to the Indonesian economy is still minimal. In the last 3 years, tourism has contributed no more than 2% of Indonesia's total Gross Domestic Product.

Examining the Influences on pineapple growers' profits in Basarang District's Batu Nindan Village

Andika Yudea — 2024-06-30

This research was conducted to analyze the characteristics of farmers and the profile of pineapple farming in Batu Nindan Village, Basarang District, Kapuas Regency, and to analyze the factors that influence the income of pineapple farming carried out by farmers in Batu Nindan Village, Basarang District, Kapuas Regency. This research was conducted in Batu Nindan Village, Basarang District, Kapuas Regency. The research location was chosen purposively to obtain the research objective, namely, to determine the factors influencing income in pineapple farming. The sample population that became research respondents was 35 pineapple farmers. This number is based on the sample determination method, classified as non-probability sampling. The analysis method used is descriptive data analysis. The research findings show that pineapple farmers' income in Batu Nindan Village is influenced by the size of the business, capital, amount of production, and labor. All variables show significant influence both partially and simultaneously

PVSAT Optical strategy to boost glass sales in Sintang City

Cindy Larasati — 2024-06-30

Pvsat Optics is a private company operating in the eye health sector. Glasses are one of the products at Optik Pvsat. Glasses are a visual aid for someone who suffers from nearsightedness or farsightedness. This research aims to determine Pvsat Optical's strategy for increasing glass sales in Sintang. The research method used in this research is descriptive qualitative research. Data collection techniques in this research were collected by interviewing customers, documentation, and observation. This research shows that Optik Pvsat uses several strategies to increase sales, namely conducting training for employees and implementing marketing strategies by utilizing social media. Promotions implemented by Optik Pvsat include promotions online and in person. Online promotions include social media such as WhatsApp and Instagram, while offline promotions include banners/billboards or direct education to customers. This education conveys the customer's benefits of using glasses.

Improving Indonesia's export competitiveness through human capital investments

Meikarani Meikarani — 2024-06-30

This research was conducted to analyze the influence of education investment, health investment, HDI, and labor productivity on Indonesian exports of goods and services simultaneously or partially. This type of research is quantitative research. The samples in this research are an investment in education, investment value in health, HDI, labor productivity, and the value of Indonesian exports using time series data from 1994 to 2023. Analysis is used to calculate directly the magnitude of the influence of investment value in education, investment value in the health sector, HDI, labor productivity as the independent variable, and the value of Indonesian exports as the dependent variable. The findings in this research are that the investment value variables in the education sector and the investment value in the health sector have no significant effect on the value of Indonesian exports. The variable value of the Human Development Index and the value of Indonesian labor productivity have a positive and significant effect on the value of Indonesian exports. Meanwhile, in the simultaneous test of independent variables, the investment value of the education sector, the investment value of the health sector, the value of the Human Development Index, and the productivity of Indonesian labor have a positive and significant effect on the value of Indonesian exports.

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Admin GROWTH — 2024-06-30