IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT ON EXPORTS, IMPORTS, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN INDONESIA

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Economic integration have an impact on increasing trade volume  and production output  in various countries.   Likewise, the ease of capital  mobility between countries, makes investment  not only rely on capital derived from   domestics, but can come from foreign direct  investment.  


 This study  used time series data during the 1980-2019 . The analysis model  used is multiple linear  regression  using, by  first  testing classical  assumptions so that the regression results  are Unbias. 


The results showed that   foreign investment,  government spending, and economic  openness can significantly increase  export, import, and  economic growth.  Furthermore, the rupiah  exchange rate  , which is  depreciating against the US  dollar, can increase export growth  and reduce  Indonesia's import growth.   Meanwhile,  higher   inflation  can cause a significant decline  in export and  import growth, but an insignificant decline for Indonesia's  economic growth.

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