CD Skripsi
Pengaruh Kebijakan Ri Tentang Hambatan Ekspor Biji Kakao Tahun 2010
This research analyzes the issue of the policy set by the Republic of Indonesia regarding Cocoa Bean Export Barriers as a step to channel domestic cocoa beans to national cocoa processing factories. Indonesia is a cocoa bean producing country with abundant cocoa bean production every year. Indonesia exports cocoa beans from its plantations to various continents throughout the world. The government plans to limit exports of Indonesian cocoa beans because it would be more profitable if Indonesia developed its own cocoa processing factory so that later, what was originally exporting cocoa beans could become a country that exports processed cocoa which has a higher price value than cocoa beans which are only raw materials.
This research uses the neo-mercantilism theory created by Thomas Mun and the nation-state level of analysis as the basis for the study. This research uses qualitative methods and data collection techniques carried out through books, journals, websites and articles.
Through this research, the conclusion was obtained that the Republic of Indonesia Policy Concerning Barriers on Exports of Cocoa Beans in 2010 had a positive impact on the profits and development of Indonesian cocoa trade in the international market. Some of the benefits obtained from this policy include: New job opportunities have opened up in the country due to the growing cocoa processing industry. Considerable added value has been obtained from exports of processed cocoa since Indonesia implemented a policy of limiting exports of cocoa beans.
Keywords : Cocoa, Exports, Indonesia, Policy, World.
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