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The Influence of Foreign Direct Investment, Small and Medium Micro Enterprises on Economic Growth and Its Impact on Reducing Unemployment in DKI Jakarta Province

Susanti, Ria Johan, Supandi, Agus, Margiyanto Adi, Tony
Abstract: This study examines the influence of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) on economic growth and its impact on unemployment reduction in the Province of DKI Jakarta. The analysis… is reveals a significant positive correlation between FDI and economic growth, highlighting the role of foreign capital, technology transfer, and managerial expertise in boosting regional productivity. Similarly, MSMEs contribute significantly to the Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) and employment creation, supported by government policies facilitating access to finance, training, and business support. The study also finds that economic growth driven by FDI and MSMEs effectively reduces unemployment rates. Recommendations for policymakers include creating a favorable investment climate, strengthening MSME support, ensuring inclusive economic growth, and enhancing public-private collaboration. These measures aim to sustain the positive impact of FDI and MSMEs on economic development and job creation in DKI Jakarta.

Analysis of The Competitiveness of Indonesian Rubber Exports in The Market International

Ulfah, Maulida, Samsir, Andi, Alam, Syamsu
Abstract: The object of this study is to know the competitiveness of Indonesian rubber and articles  thereof (HS 40) export in international market, also the rivals (China and Thailand) by using Revealed Comparative Advantage (RCA)… A) to analyze the comparative advantage and Export Product Dynamic (EPD) to analyze the competitive advantage. The result shows that Indonesia has a comparative advantage and specializes in rubber and articles  thereof (HS 40) export above the average of countries’ based on RCA value, but this  commodity is not competitive in capturing the international market based on EPD value.  This study also finds the weakness of the RCA method that has been unable to identify the relative productivity (comparative advantage) of country. We underlined that RCA valuein this study is not absolutely shows the strength/weakness of the countries.

The Influence of Work Discipline and Work Motivation on Employee Work Productivity at Tompobulu District Office, Gowa District

Mutia, Nurul, Musa, Muhammad Ichwan, Wardhana Haeruddin, Muhammad Ilham, Tawe, Amiruddin, Dipoatmodjo, Tenri S.P.
Abstract: The aim of this research is to determine the influence of work discipline and employee work motivation at the Tompobulu sub-district office, Gowa Regency. The sample in this study was the entire population at the Tompobulu&#8230; lu Subdistrict Office, Gowa Regency, 31 employees with a quantitative research type.f. The data used is primary and secondary data which was obtained using questionnaire distribution techniques.The results of the research after the data were processed with SPSS.13 show that there is a positive influence between the variables Work Discipline (X1) and Work Motivation (X2) on work productivity (Y) which can be shown through the multiple linear regression equation, namely Y= 4.087 + 0.733 X1 + 0.133 X2 + eand has a significant effect withThe calculated t value for each variable is 14.786 > t table (x1) and 2.134 > t table (X2), with the tarefsignifiction 0.000 < 0.05 (x1) and 0.042 < 0.05 (x2). Then the R square value is 0.885, this figure shows that the work discipline and work motivation variables contribute 88.5% and 21.5% are influenced byfactorothers not discussed in this study.

The Role Of Marketing Audit In Yotta Beverage Business In Makassar, Pettarani Branch

Sangkala, Masnawaty
Abstract: This study aims to find out information related to the implementation of Marketing Audit in the Yotta beverage business in Makassar. In a marketing audit examination it can be said as a mechanism with the aim of being able&#8230; le to carry out the process of collecting information and being able to analyze data related to the external and internal environment, which is inseparable from several indicators including economic conditions, the level of market competition and the level of business operations. The application of marketing audits is a type of functional marketing audit in the Yotta beverage business with components including marketing environment audits, marketing strategy audits, marketing organization audits, marketing system audits, marketing productivity audits, marketing function audits. The method used in this research uses quantitative research methods with the data used obtained using questionnaires and library data. The results of this study indicate that the marketing audit components of Yotta's beverage business consist of marketing environment audits, marketing strategy audits, marketing organization audits, marketing system audits, marketing productivity audits, marketing function audits play a very important role.

The Influence of Employee Recruitment System and Performance on Increasing Employee Productivity Banyorang Coffee Processing Center Tompobulu District, Bantaeng Regency

Sri Mudefi, Zainal Ruma, Abdi Akbar, Siti Hasbiah, Agung Widhi Kurniawan
Abstract: This study aims to (1) determine the recruitment system has a partial effect on increasing employee productivity at the Banyorang coffee processing center, Tompobulu sub-district, Bantaeng district. (2) Knowing that employee&#8230; oyee performance has a partial effect on increasing employee productivity at the banyorang coffee processing center, Tompobulu sub-district, Bantaeng regency. (3) Knowing the recruitment system and employee performance simultaneously influence the increase in employee productivity at the Banyorang coffee processing center, Tompobulu sub-district, Bantaeng regency. This research was conducted at the Banyorang coffee processing center, Tompobulu sub-district, Bantaeng district. The data used in this study are primary and secondary data, with a total sample of 30 people. The results of the research hypothesis show that the recruitment system has a partial effect on employee productivity at the Banyorang Coffee Processing Center, Tompobulu District, Bantaeng Regency. This result means that with a good recruitment system, there will be an increase in Employee Productivity. The results of the research hypothesis show that employee performance has a partial effect on employee productivity at the Banyorang Coffee Processing Center, Tompobulu District, Bantaeng Regency. This result means that with good performance, there will be an increase in Employee Productivity. The results of the research hypothesis show that the recruitment system and employee performance simultaneously influence employee productivity at the Banyorang Coffee Processing Center, Tompobulu District, Bantaeng Regency.

Burnout as Mediateer of The Influence of Organizational Support and Family Support on Job Stress at KSPPS Tunas Artha Mandiri

Ketut Bayu Tresna Prasetya, Budi Eko Soetjipto, Sopiah
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of organizational and family support on work stress among female employees at KSPPS Tunas Artha Mandiri, as well as to examine the role of burnout as a mediator between&#8230; ween these variables. The study aims to provide a better understanding of the factors that influence work stress among female workers, in order to provide recommendations for improving employee well-being and company productivity. The population of the study consists of 641 female employees in the company. The method used is a quantitative approach and path analysis. The results show that organizational support has a negative and significant effect on burnout, while family support has a positive and significant effect on burnout. Both organizational and family support have a negative and significant effect on work stress. Burnout has a positive and significant effect on work stress but does not mediate the effects of organizational and family support on work stress

Comparison of Business Income on Tajuk and Manjung Short Onion Farming in Tande Village Majene Regency West Sulawesi

Ahmad Fausi, Deddy Ibrahim Rauf
Abstract: Red onion is a vegetable commodity that has high economic value in terms of fulfilling national consumption and sources of income. There are 2 types of shallots planted by farmers in the Tande Village, namely Tajuk and Manjung.&#8230; anjung. There fore we want to see which variety is more profitable. This study aims: (1) to compare the productivity of Tajuk and Manjung shallot farming in Tande Village, East Banggae District, East Banggae Regency (2) to determine the comparison of Tajuk and Manjung shallot farming income in Tande Village, East Banggae District, East Banggae Regency. The research method used is by means of purposive sampling by way of consideration that is having a lot of farmer groups. The samples in this study were 20 farmers of the Tajuk variety and 20 samples of the Manjung variety of shallot farmers. The results showed that (1) the average shallot productivity for the Tajuk variety (Sipatuo Farmers Group) on a 3.40 ha land area was 3.42 tons/ha with an average production of 11.53 tons, and on a 1 ha land area the average the average productivity is 8.50 tons/ha with a total production of 8.50 tons. Whereas for the Manjung variety (Lestari Green Farming Group) the average productivity on a land area of 3.25 Ha is 3.18 Tons/Ha with a total production of 10.32 Tons, - the average shallot productivity on 1 Ha land is 7.90 Tons /Ha with total production of 7.90 tons. (2) the average income of Tajuk shallot farmers is greater than the average income of Manjung shallot farmers. The average income of shallot crowns on a land area of 3.40 Ha is Rp. 79,694,286 the average income of farmers on 1 Ha of land is Rp. 132,486,668. Whereas for the Manjung variety, the average income on a land area of 3.25 is Rp. 63,679,020, - the average income of farmers on 1 Ha of land is Rp. 120,517,501.

TRANSFORMATION OF ACEH TENGGARA COCOA FARMERS THROUGH GAP AND APPLICATION-BASED PRICE INFORMATION SYSTEM

Assauwab, Muhammad Husaini, Deden Sumoharjo, Anuar Ramut, Umaidi
Abstract: Cocoa is a strategic commodity in Southeast Aceh Regency, but farmer productivity and income remain low due to limited implementation of Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and poor access to price information. This community&#8230; ity service activity aims to improve farmers' capacity through an integrated approach that combines improving cocoa cultivation knowledge, strengthening the implementation of GAP, and utilizing real-time cocoa price information applications. The activity was carried out in December 2025 through stages of socialization, technical training, field demonstrations, introduction to price applications, as well as mentoring and evaluation. The results of the activity showed an increase in farmers' knowledge levels from low to medium to high, especially in terms of price information. Initial improvements in GAP adoption were reflected in pruning, fertilization, garden sanitation, pest control, and harvesting and post-harvesting practices that were more in line with standards. Access to price information shifted from dependence on middlemen to the use of applications and market comparisons, which increased farmers' independence in determining the time of sale. The price range difference between farmers and market references confirms that limited information weakens farmers' bargaining position. Overall, the integrated approach has proven relevant in improving farming efficiency and strengthening the basis for increasing cocoa farmers' income, although the sustainability of the impact requires continued assistance and strengthening of farmer institutions.

EDUCATION ON TOP GRAFTING TECHNIQUES AS AN INNOVATIVE SOLUTION TO INCREASE WATERMELON PRODUCTION AT THE FARMER LEVEL

Assauwab, Muhammad Husaini, Deden Sumoharjo, Anuar Ramut, Husainah Yusuf, Kartono, Joharsah, Hadirin, Habibul Akram, Muridha Hasan
Abstract: Watermelon production among local farmers often faces challenges such as pest and disease attacks that cause a decline in crop yields. Grafting is an innovative method that can increase plant resistance and productivity.&#8230; This community service activity aims to educate farmers about grafting techniques for watermelons. The methods used include training sessions, hands-on demonstrations, and on-site practical guidance. The results of the activity show an increase in farmers' understanding of grafting techniques and their application in watermelon cultivation. It is hoped that this education will contribute to increased watermelon production and farmer well-being.

EVALUATION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STUNTING REDUCTION ACCELERATION PROGRAM POLICY WITH THE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT POPULATION PROGRAM AT THE BKKBN REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE OF WEST SUMATRA PROVINCE

Santi Hariani, Hassan, Datin Hafizah Che, Das, Sreemoy Kanti
Abstract: Stunting is a growth and development disorder in toddlers that impacts their physical, cognitive, and productivity development. Stunting can be prevented by optimizing family roles and functions. Family resilience isthe&#8230; ability of a family to adapt, overcome problems, and face pressure from within and outside so that it can continue to function harmoniously and achieve the well-being of its membersThe purpose of this study was to determine the implementation of the stunting reduction acceleration program policy with the Population and Family Development Program at the BKKBN Representative Office of West Sumatra Province in accordance with Presidential Regulation Number 72 of 2021 concerning the acceleration of stunting reduction. The research method used a qualitative approach with policy studies. The research informants numbered 28 people with data collection techniques through observation, in-depth interviews, focus group discussions and document reviews. The results of the research on the input component, namely Policy, human resources, facilities and infrastructure and funds for the stunting reduction acceleration program did not comply with the provisions. The process component, namely the suboptimal assistance and intervention by the Stunting Officer Unit, Technical Assistant and the family assistance team in utilizing data on families at risk of stunting and the lack of commitment and synergy between the Central, regional and village governments in implementing the acceleration of stunting reduction convention. The output component, namely the national sensitive intervention program indicators have not met the national target, the outcome component, namely Some of the main indicators of the family development population program have not reached the specified target and stunting cases have increased and are above the national target, the need to strengthen the synergy and commitment of the regional government and increase the knowledge and commitment of the family assistance team in implementing the stunting program. The conclusion is that the implementation of the accelerated stunting reduction program is in accordance with regulations, but is not yet optimal in terms of policy, human resources, facilities and infrastructure, and financing. Coordination and collaboration between the government and the community, optimization of data on families at risk of stunting, and regular monitoring and evaluation are needed.