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Trade Performance Analysis of Indonesia and Malaysia to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)

ICIEFI 2019 1

Saykha Sabila Araz

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The Burning of Al- Aqsa Mosque 21 Agustus 1969

Organization of

Islamic Cooperation

Rabat, Maroko

25 September 1969

2

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Background

3 358

341 315

280 United Arab 461

Emirates

Indonesia Malaysia

Turkey Saudi Arabia

0 250 500

Top 5 major players in OIC

35%

Malaysia

Indonesia’s trade value (Export dan

Import) to the OIC in 2017

34,8

%

Indonesia

Malaysia’s trade value (Export dan

Import) to the OIC in 2017

$25b

Asian Development Bank estimates that two of the seven countries that will be the engines of economic growth in Asia in 2050

are Indonesia and Malaysia

ICIEFI 2019

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Methodology

ICIEFI 2019 4

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Indonesia and malaysia as country origin 33 countris of OIC as a country partners By using panel data

The Object ---

RSCA :

RCAij = (Xij/Xin) / (Xrj/Xrn)

RSCA

ij

= (RCA

ij

– 1) / (RCA

ij

+ 1) Gravitasi Model :

Log eks = a + b1 logdistit + b2

loggdpiit + b3 loggdpjit + b4 opnit + b5 logrerit + b6 logpopjt + b7 corjt + eit

--- Model

RSCA Variabel : Export value of Indonesia dan Malaysia Gravitasi Model Dependent : Export value of Indonesia dan Malaysia Independen : Distance, GDP, Exchange rate, Openness of caountry partners, Population of country partners and control of corruption of country partners

Variables ---

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Research Framework

ICIEFI 2019 5

Trade Performance Analysis of Indonesia and Malaysia to the OIC

Indeks RSCA Comparative

Advantages Analysis

Gravity Model The factors that Influence export

Comparatve Advantages Analysis anf The factors that influence the Export

Trade Performance Analysis of Indonesia and

Malaysia (Results)

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RSCA (Indonesia)

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Year 2008 2017

No Cod

e Commodity RCA RSCA No Code Commodity RCA RSCA

1 267 Other man-made fibres suitable for spinning & waste

166.9 0.99 1 267 Other man-made fibres suitable for spinning &

waste

164.

9

0.99

2 322 Coal, lignite and peat 117.4 0.98 2 322 Coal, lignite and peat 66.2

7

0.97

3 72 Cocoa 16.01 0.88 3 245 Fuel wood (excluding wood waste) and wood

charco

36.0 5

0.95 4 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid,

crude

13.33 0.86 4 251 Pulp and waste paper 32.3

3

0.94 5 245 Fuel wood (excluding wood waste) and

wood charco

10.01 0.82 5 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums 11.4 6

0.84 6 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat.

gums

6.49 0.73 6 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 8.13 0.78 7 71 Coffee and coffee substitutes 5.34 0.68 7 335** Residual petroleum products, nes. & relat.

materials

7.14 0.75 8 266* Synthetic fibres suitable for spinning 5.17 0.68 8 37 Fish, crustaceans and molluscs, prepared or

preserved

7.02 0.75 9 121* Tobacco, unmanufactured; tobacco refuse 4.04 0.6 9 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed &

waxes

5.07 0.67

10 91 Margarine and shortening 3.08 0.51 10 71 Coffee and coffee substitutes 4.59 0.64

11 251 Pulp and waste paper 3.07 0.51 11 36 Crustaceans and molluscs, fresh, chilled, frozen etc.

3.54 0.56

12 74 Tea and mate 2.72 0.46 12 223** Oils seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole or broken 2.74 0.47

13 233* Synth. rub. lat.; synth. rubb. & reclaimed;

waste scrap

2.50 0.43 13 74 Tea and mate 2.50 0.43

14 37 Fish, crustaceans and molluscs, prepared or preserved

2.34 0.4 14 75** Spices 2.27 0.39

15 36 Crustaceans and molluscs, fresh, chilled, frozen etc.

1.93 0.32 15 287** Ores and concentrates of base metals, n.e.s. 2.09 0.35

16 246* Pulpwood (including chips and wood waste) 1.70 0.26 16 72 Cocoa 1.57 0.22

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Analisis RSCA (Indonesia)

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Year 2008 2017

No Cod

e Commodity RCA RSCA No Code Commodity RCA RSCA

17 44* Maize (corn), unmilled 1.58 0.23 17 91 Margarine and shortening 1.38 0.16

18 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes

1.5 0.2 18 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s. 1.05 0.03

19 411* Animal oils and fats 1.38 0.16      

20 34* Fish, fresh (live or dead), chilled or frozen 1.35 0.15      

21 35* Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish 1.28 0.12      

22 288* Non-ferrous base metal waste and scrap, n.e.s.

1.13 0.06  

 

   

 

23 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s 1.1 0.05      

24 292* Crude vegetable materials, n.e.s. 1.04 0.02      

25 22* Milk and cream 1.04 0.02      

26 277* Natural abrasives, n.e.s (incl.industrial diamonds)

1.01 0  

 

   

 

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RSCA (Malaysia)

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Year 2008 2017

No Cod

e Commodity RCA RSCA No Code Commodity RCA RSCA

1 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude

11.5 0.84 1 246**

Pulpwood (including chips and wood waste)

40.3 0.95 2 246 Pulpwood (including chips and wood waste) 8.96 0.8 2 264** Jute & other textile bast fibres, nes, raw/processed 18 0.89

3 91* Margarine and shortening 6.56 0.74 3 266 Synthetic fibres suitable for spinning 9.73 0.81

4 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat.

gums

6.08 0.72 4 247

Other wood in the rough or roughly squared

8.93 0.8 5 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats,

processed & waxes

4.54 0.64 5 248 Wood, simply worked, and railway sleepers of wood

7.54 0.77 6 248 Wood, simply worked, and railway sleepers

of wood

4.4 0.63 6 35 Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish 6.64 0.74 7 233 Synth. rub. lat.; synth. rubb. & reclaimed;

waste scrap

3.87 0.59 7 23** Butter 6.55 0.74

8 269 Old clothing and other old textile articles;

rags

3.35 0.54 8 269

Old clothing and other old textile articles; rags

5.65 0.7 9 14 Meat & edible offal, prepared, preserved,

nes; fish extracts

2.43 0.42 9 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 4.82 0.66 10 266 Synthetic fibres suitable for spinning 1.94 0.32 10 14 Meat & edible offal, prepared, preserved, nes; fish

extracts

4 0.6

11 35 Fish, dried, salted or in brine; smoked fish 1.76 0.28 11 334** Petroleum products, refined 3.8 0.58 12 48 Cereal prepared & preserved of flour of

fruits or veg

1.62 0.24 12 121** Tobacco, unmanufactured; tobacco refuse 2.68 0.46 13 289* Ores & concentrates of precious metals;

waste, scra

1.54 0.21 13 233 Synth. rub. lat.; synth. rubb. & reclaimed; waste scrap

2.68 0.46 14 223* Oils seeds and oleaginous fruit, whole or

broken

1.54 0.21 14 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed &

waxes

2.63 0.45

15 112* Alcoholic beverages 1.36 0.15 15 72** Cocoa 2.35 0.4

16 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s 1.09 0.04 16 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s 2.25 0.39

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RSCA (Malaysia)

ICIEFI 2019 9

Year 2008 2017

No Cod

e Commodity RCA RSCA No Code Commodity RCA RSCA

17 247 Other wood in the rough or roughly squared

1.09 0.04 17 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums 1.72 0.26 18 81* Feed. stuff for animals (not incl.unmilled

cereals)

1.09 0.04 18 268** Wool and other animal hair (excluding wool tops) 1.7 0.26

19         19 351 Electric current 1.57 0.22

20         20 111** Non-alcoholic beverages, n.e.s. 1.46 0.19

21         21 22** Milk and cream 1.44 0.18

22         22 282** Waste and scrap metal of iron or steel 1.42 0.17

23         23 278** Other crude minerals 1.15 0.07

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Share Export Indonesia-Malaysia

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INDONESIA 2008 2017

Level Code Commodity

Share Export

(%)

Code Commodity

Share Export

(%) 1 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 0.51 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 0.45

2 322 Coal, lignite and peat 0.1 322 Coal, lignite and peat 0.13

3 72 Cocoa 0.07 333 Petrol. oils & crude oils obt.from bitumin.minerals 0.05

4 333 Petrol. oils & crude oils obt.from

bitumin.minerals 0.05 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes

0.04

5 91 Margarine and shortening 0.03 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s. 0.04

6 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat.

gums 0.02 335 Residual petroleum products, nes. & relat. materials

0.04 7 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed &

waxes 0.02 341 Gas, natural and manufactured 0.03

8 22 Milk and cream 0.02 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums 0.02

9 71 Coffee and coffee substitutes 0.02 251 Pulp and waste paper 0.02

10 267 Other man-made fibres suitable for spinning &

waste 0.02 122 Tobacco manufactured 211 hides and skins (except

fur skins), raw 0.02

MALAYSIA 2008 2017

Level Code Commodity

Share Export

(%)

Code Commodity

Share Export

(%) 1 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 0.46 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 0.39 2 333 Petrol. oils & crude oils obt.from

bitumin.minerals 0.12 334 Petroleum products, refined 0.28

3 334 Petroleum products, refined 0.12 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s. 0.07

4 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed &

waxes 0.05 431

Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes 0.03

5 91 Margarine and shortening 0.05 72 Cocoa 0.03

6 48 Cereal prepared & preserved of flour of fruits or

veg. 0.03 333

Petrol. oils & crude oils obt.from bitumin.minerals 0.02 7 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat.

gums 0.02 248 Wood, simply worked, and railway sleepers of wood 0.02

8 22 Milk and cream 0.02 22 Milk and cream 0.01

9 248 Wood, simply worked, and railway sleepers of

wood 0.02 73

Chocolate & other food preptns. containing cocoa 0.01 10 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s. 0.02 48 Cereal prepared & preserved of flour of fruits or veg. 0.01

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Does Indonesia and Malaysia Specialize in Products that have a high comparative

advantages?

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No 2008 INDONESIA 2017 INDONESIA

1 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude

2 72 Cocoa 322 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums

3 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes 4 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s

5 22 Milk and cream 335 Residual petroleum products, nes. & relat. materials

6 71 Coffee and coffee substitutes 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums 7 267 Other man-made fibres suitable for spinning & waste 251 Pulp and waste paper

No 2008 MALAYSIA 2017 MALAYSIA

1 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 424 Other fixed vegetable oils, fluid or solid, crude 2 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s

3 91 Margarine and shortening 431 Animal & vegetable oils and fats, processed & waxes 4 48 Cereal prepared & preserved of flour of fruits or veg 72 Cocoa

5 232 Natural rubber latex; nat rubber & sim. nat. gums 248 Wood, simply worked, and railway sleepers of wood 6 248 Wood, simply worked, and railway sleepers of wood 22 Milk and cream

7 98 Edible products and preparations n.e.s

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Gravity Analysis

Indonesia

ICIEFI 2019 12

Effect Test Prob F(32,

291 )

137,15

Prob > F 0,000

chi² (6) 1,20

Prob >

chi²

0,9767

chibar² (01) 1251, 82 Prob > chibar² 0,0000

Independent variable

Model Common

Effect Fixed Effect Random Effect Logdist -0,706* (omitted) -0,700*

Standar

Error (0,132) (omitted) (0,424)

P-Value 0,000 (omitted) 0,099

Loggdpi 0,974 6.32e+08 0,933*

Standar

Error (0,876) 4.00e+08 (0,260)

P-Value 0,267 0,115 0,000

Loggdpj 0,495* 6,16e+08 0,679*

Standar

Error (0,085) 4,04e+08 (0,206)

P-Value 0,000 0,128 0,001

Logrer -0,714 -7.69e+08 -0,584**

Standar

Error (0,847) 2,13e+08 (0,238)

P-Value 0,400 0,000 0,014

Opnj 0,007** -1345 0,009*

Standar

Error (0,002) 19408 (0,002)

P-Value 0,020 0,489 0,000

Logpopj 0,456* -5.53e+08 0,276 Standar

Error (0,103) 7,26e+08 (0,249)

P-Value 0,000 0,447 0,270

Corj 0,885* 4,19e+10 0,268

Standar

Error (0,191) 1,57e+08 (0,168)

P-Value 0,000 0,008 0,112

Variable VIF

Logpopj 4.39

Loggdpj 4.25

Logreri 3.03

Loggdpi 3.02

corj 1.90

opnj 1.64

Logdist 1.30

Mean VIF 2.79

Chi2(1) 575.27

Prob > chi2 0.0000

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Gravity Analysis

Malaysia

ICIEFI 2019 13

Effect Test Prob F(32,

291 )

110,49

Prob > F 0,000 chi² (6) 10,14 Prob >

chi²

0,1190

chibar² (01) 1275, 12 Prob > chibar² 0,0000

Independent variable

Model Common

Effect Fixed Effect Random Effect Logdist -1,589* (omitted) -1,432*

Standar

Error (0,179) (omitted) (0,592)

P-Value 0,000 (omitted) 0,016

Loggdpi 0,930 5,60 e+08 0,852*

Standar

Error (0,914) (4,20 e+08( (0,276)

P-Value 0,310 0,184 0,002

Loggdpj 0,513* 1,39 e+08 0,811*

Standar

Error (0,106) 4,11 e+08 (0,253)

P-Value 0,000 0,001 0,001

Logrer -1,166 -9,15 e+08 -0,949*

Standar

Error (1,097) 2,29 e+08 (0,293)

P-Value 0,289 0,000 0,001

Opnj 0,004 -10957 0,010*

Standar

Error (0,003) 20257 (0,002)

P-Value 0,295 0,595 0,000

Logpopj 0,159 -2,24 e+08 -0,171 Standar

Error (0,127) 7,20 e+08 (0,293)

P-Value 0,212 0,002 0,558

Corj 0,748* -6,92 e+08 0,259

Standar

Error (0,238) 1,62 e+08 (0,199)

P-Value 0,002 0,669 0,195

Variable VIF

Logpopj 4.86

Loggdpj 4.58

Logreri 1.85

Loggdpi 1.85

corj 1.81

opnj 1.77

Logdist 1.21

Mean VIF 2.59

Chi² (1) 453.14

Prob > chi² 0.0000

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Conclusion

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INDONESIA

MALAYSIA

Indonesia has decreased the number of products that are competitive in exports to OKI, from the beginning there were 26 SITC in 2008 to 18 SITC in 2017

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of partners has a significant and positive effect on exports toward the OIC countries in 2008-2017. The exchange rate of reporter has a significant negative effect on Indonesian exports to the OIC countries. The openness variable of partners has a significant positive influence on Indonesian exports to OIC countries. The destination population variable has insignificant effect on Indonesian exports to the OIC countries. Finally, control of corruption in country partners has a positive and significant effect on Indonesian export.

IMalaysia has decreased the number of products that are competitive in

exports to OKI, from the beginning there were 18 SITC in 2008 to 23 SITC in 2017

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of partners has a significant and positive

effect on exports toward the OIC countries in 2008-2017. The exchange

rate of reporter has a significant negative effect on Malaysian exports to

the OIC countries. The openness variable of partners has a significant

positive influence on Malaysian exports to OIC countries. The destination

population variable has insignificant effect on Malaysian exports to the OIC

countries. Finally, control of corruption in country partners has a positive

and significant effect on Malaysian export.

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