Absorption of labor is often used as a benchmark for the development of human resources, including the workforce of a country. The minimum wage level of work continues to rise, which can have a positive impact on the workforce, but unlike the company, which sees this as an increase in company costs every year. The aim is to determine the effect of foreign investment, domestic investment, and the minimum wage on employment. Using multiple linear regression analysis methods with OLS. The results of several linear regression analyzes show that foreign investment has a significant effect on employment, domestic investment has no effect on employment, and low state wages have a significant effect on employment. Foreign Investment has an influenc...
Absorption of labor that is less than optimal is one of the causes of the high unemployment rate whi...
The purpose of this study is to estimate macroeconomic variables consisting of economic growth, rate...
This study aims to (1) determine whether Production Value, Number of Industries, and Minimum Wage ha...
The unemployment rate in Indonesia is a classic problem that continues to be reviewed. This study ai...
Economic development has an important objective which is to provide it with sufficient job opportuni...
The labor market in Indonesia cannot absorb all of the labor force available, which allows employers...
The parameters of economic development in developing countries are from high economic growth and wid...
Labor absorption in DKI Jakarta, if measured through the employment rate, already has a fairly good ...
Indonesian government needs both domestic and foreign investments to accelerate its economic develop...
The absorption of labor is one indicator to see the level of economic growth in the area. The higher...
Indonesia has natural resources and a high population, which motivates the Indonesian people to impr...
This study aims to determine: (1) the effect of provincial minimum wages on employment in Central Ja...
The manufacturing sector is the dominant sector in West Java province but labor absorption is still...
This research is to find out how the impact of these autonomy factors, especially the Regency Minimu...
Investment in developed countries is one of the things that is taken into account for the economic d...
Absorption of labor that is less than optimal is one of the causes of the high unemployment rate whi...
The purpose of this study is to estimate macroeconomic variables consisting of economic growth, rate...
This study aims to (1) determine whether Production Value, Number of Industries, and Minimum Wage ha...
The unemployment rate in Indonesia is a classic problem that continues to be reviewed. This study ai...
Economic development has an important objective which is to provide it with sufficient job opportuni...
The labor market in Indonesia cannot absorb all of the labor force available, which allows employers...
The parameters of economic development in developing countries are from high economic growth and wid...
Labor absorption in DKI Jakarta, if measured through the employment rate, already has a fairly good ...
Indonesian government needs both domestic and foreign investments to accelerate its economic develop...
The absorption of labor is one indicator to see the level of economic growth in the area. The higher...
Indonesia has natural resources and a high population, which motivates the Indonesian people to impr...
This study aims to determine: (1) the effect of provincial minimum wages on employment in Central Ja...
The manufacturing sector is the dominant sector in West Java province but labor absorption is still...
This research is to find out how the impact of these autonomy factors, especially the Regency Minimu...
Investment in developed countries is one of the things that is taken into account for the economic d...
Absorption of labor that is less than optimal is one of the causes of the high unemployment rate whi...
The purpose of this study is to estimate macroeconomic variables consisting of economic growth, rate...
This study aims to (1) determine whether Production Value, Number of Industries, and Minimum Wage ha...