Seli Afridayanti, Hijri Juliansyah, Noviami Trisniarti, Sari Yulis Terfiadi, M. Hafizh
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DETERMINASI PRODUKSI KELAPA SAWIT DI TIGA NEGARA ASEAN
ABSTRACTThis study examines the effect of Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai land area, Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai labor force, and Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai foreign direct investment on Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai palm oil production. This study uses secondary data from the FAO, ILO, and World Bank websites for 30 years (1991-2020). The analytical method used is Multiple Linear Regression using Eviews 10. The results simultaneously indicated that Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai land area, Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai labor force, and Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai foreign direct investment in Thailand positively and significantly affected Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai Palm Oil Production. Meanwhile, Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thai land areas have a positive and significant effect. Indonesian Labor has a positive and significant effect, while Malaysia and Thailand have a negative and positive but insignificant effect on Oil Palm Production. Indonesian Foreign Direct Investment has a positive and significant effect, while Malaysia and Thailand have apositive but insignificant effect.Keywords: Land Area, Labor,Indonesian Foreign Direct Investment, and Palm Oil Production.
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