Suyanto Foreign Direct Investment Spillovers and Productivity Growth in Indonesian
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This article empirically examines the spillover effects from FDI on efficiency change and technological change for domestic firms in the Indonesian food- processing and
However, unlike Blalock and Gertler (2005) who focus on firms in the aggregated manufacturing industry, Jacob examines firms in the disaggregated five-digit
Several conclusions can be drawn from the results and discussions that have been conducted. 1) Foreign Investment (FDI) has a positive and insignificant long-term and short-term
18 The results in Table 7 below show that, when evalu- ated at the particular values of K , L, and T for each firm and time period, technological progress has been the dominant fac-
Data description Source Indicator Note Variables No 1 LN FDI Inflows of foreign direct investment into the manufacturing industry Natural logarithm of FDI inflows in the
Larger firms hire more workers, utilize higher capital, and use more advanced technology to achieve higher efficiency and productivity, supporting previous studies that measures the
Table 1 Measurement of variables Variable Definition FDI FDI by individual sector Market Size Gross Domestic Product GDP Exchange Rate The real exchange rate Trade
While the positive backward can be normally explained by scale efficiency, learning-by- doing or the tougher standard requirement etc from the foreign firms to their local suppliers,
