The Influence of Human Capital and Energy Consumption in Covid-19 Pandemic

The point of the study is to analyze, through cointegration techniques, the influence of human capital and power usage on growth in the economy in Indonesia. In a 21-year data analysis from 2000 to 2020, "autoregressive vectors" were used to represent the causal link between variables. The World Bank contributed the data for this research. In this study, we look at evaluating education, health, energy consumption, and GDP in Indonesia. Education has a noticeable influence on power consumption and health, indicating that education can increase awareness of energy consumption and health. energy usage itself is a substantial contributor to economic expansion in Indonesia. The higher the quality of public education, the more aware people are of the importance of health and wiser in consuming energy in encouraging economic growth in Indonesia.