Analysis of depedency on beef imports in Indonesia I F Danasari*, N M W Sari, D Septiadi and N L S Supartiningsih
University of Mataram
Abstract
The increase in beef imports shows that Indonesia is increasingly dependent on imported beef, and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is one of the financing sources for imports. The higher the GDP, the higher the ability to import. The research aims to analyse the growth stages of Indonesian beef import and the determinant. This research used a descriptive method with a quantitative approach. The data used secondary data in 2011-2020 of Indonesia^s beef imports. The research method used the Import Dependency Ratio (IDR) and The Degree of Import Openness (DKI) to analyse the level of dependence on Indonesia^s beef import, and the determinant used simple linear regression. The results showed that Indonesia has a high dependence on beef imports, with an average of 2,12 per cent and the average degree of import openness of beef imports is 0,12 per cent. It means that Indonesian beef needs have been met from import.
