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Nasrullah Hidayat, Nasrullah
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THE PHENOMENA OF THE DELAYING AGE OF FIRST MARRIAGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR POPULATION GROWTH IN NORTH SUMATRA Handayani, Siti Alifah; Hidayat, Nasrullah; Wijaya, Meisha Fatma; Simanjuntak, Tessalonika Federova
Quantitative Economics Journal Vol 13, No 1 (2024): APRIL 2024
Publisher : Universitas Negeri Medan

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/qej.v13i1.58389

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This study investigates the postponement of the age of first marriage and its implications for population growth and demographic structure in North Sumatra Province. The research utilizes qualitative methods to obtain clear and in-depth information. It employs secondary data collected and published by other sources to analyze trends in delaying the age of first marriage and its impact on population growth. Findings indicate a significant trend of delaying first marriage, especially among youth, with an observed increase in 2023. Factors such as access to education, changes in social values, and economic conditions influence the decision to postpone marriage. This postponement affects fertility and population growth, potentially reducing the birth rate. However, despite the decline in birth rates, population growth continues due to factors such as migration. The study emphasizes the importance of considering various factors, including migration, in demographic analysis and development planning to accommodate the complex dynamics of the population and meet the needs of the community comprehensively.
THE EFFECT OF POPULATION AND PMDN ON GRDP IN NORTH SUMATRA 2001-2020 PERIOD Segoro, Ega Bayu; Evander Pardos, Evander; Nadeak, Feronika Daoni; Ginting, Hawariyah; Aulia, Shafa; Hidayat, Nasrullah; Hutasuhut, Saidun
Quantitative Economics Journal Vol 12, No 1 (2023): APRIL 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/qej.v12i1.45465

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The Gross Regional Domestic Product (GDP) is the main indicator of the economic condition of a region at all times, either based on current prices or constant prices. Total population and domestic investment have an impact on increasing and decreasing GRDP of a region. An increase in population is likely to increase the GRDP of a region, as will an increase in domestic investment, especially in the form of employment which will increase domestic productivity.
ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF POVERTY, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX, AND POPULATION ON INCOME INEQUALITY IN NORTH SUMATRA 2018-2022 Simbolon, Cinta Marito; Nisa, Fadila; Pinem, Haifa Azalia; Sinaga, Darwin; Tobing, Kristanto Lumban; Hidayat, Nasrullah
Quantitative Economics Journal Vol 12, No 2 (2023): OKTOBER 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/qej.v12i2.52639

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This study seeks to investigate the extent to which income inequality in North Sumatra for the 2018-2022 period is impacted by poverty, the human development index (HDI), and population. It employs quantitative methods along with descriptive analysis. The data used for this research is derived from the North Sumatra Central Statistics Agency (BPS) and covers a four-year span from 2018 to 2022. The data analysis approach incorporates Fixed Effects, determined through the Chow test and Hausman test. The findings of this investigation reveal the following: (1) The independent variables, specifically poverty, HDI, and population, exert a significant influence on income inequality in the North Sumatra province. (2) Poverty has a negative impact on income inequality in North Sumatra, but not to a statistically significant extent. (3) The HDI variable shows a negative and statistically significant impact on income inequality in North Sumatra. (4) The Population variable shows a positive and statistically significant impact on income inequality in North Sumatra.
ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF OPEN UNEMPLOYMENT, HUMAN CAPITAL AND POPULATION ON POVERTY IN NORTH SUMATRA Erza, Datuk Sazli Daffa Yudha; Marito, Cinta; Nisa, Fadila; Pardede, Nova; Sinaga, Defrin; Hidayat, Nasrullah
Quantitative Economics Journal Vol 12, No 2 (2023): OKTOBER 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24114/qej.v12i2.52720

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This research aims to find out how much influence the unemployment rate, human capital and population have on poverty in the 2018-2022 period. This research uses quantitative methods with descriptive analysis. The data used in this research is secondary data sourced from the North Sumatra Central Statistics Agency (BPS) for 5 years from 2018-2022. The data analysis technique uses the Fixed Effect Model based on the results of the Chow test and Hausman test. The research results show that (1) the independent variables, namely open unemployment, human capital, and population have a significant effect on poverty in North Sumatra province, (2) the level of open unemployment has a positive and significant effect on poverty in North Sumatra, (3) the Human variable Capital has a negative and significant effect on poverty in North Sumatra, and (4) the population variable has a positive and insignificant effect on poverty in North Sumatra
Co-Authors Amanda, Dhea Angkat, Febryanti Aulia, Shafa Batubara, Khairul Adli Br. Simarmata, Santa M Charolin, Afina Daffa, Datuk Sazli Erza, Datuk Sazli Daffa Yudha Evander Pardos, Evander Feby, Yohana Febyanti, Intan Gaol, Rianto Irvandinata Lumban Ginting, Hawariyah Gultom, Grace Amelia Margareth Gultom, Rona Hinirim Handayani, Siti Alifah Harahap, Putri Nabila Hasugian, Lola Alvita Hutagalung, Irma Julismin Harahap, Julismin Kartika, Anggi Aulia Leonarda Malau, Pastriono Lumban Gaol, Rista Y Marito, Cinta Mirnawati Mirnawati Nadeak, Feronika Daoni Nasir, Darmae Nasution, Masyura Nasution, Mita Dewi Nisa, Fadila Pardede, Nova Pardede, Nova Novita Pinem, Haifa Azalia Ramadhini, Novi Regina, Elsa Novri Ronia Pulungan, Walda Rusmawati Rusmawati, Rusmawati Saidun Hutasuhut Samosir, Sena Saragih, Jelin Rachel Stephoney Sari, Cindi Mutiara Segoro, Ega Bayu Shafdana Mora Ritonga Siagian, Putry Adelina Sianturi, Adelina F. Sianturi, Roni Sianturi, Samuel Siburian, Dodi J. R. Sidauruk, Alavaro Deleon Sihombing, Theresia Enjel Octavia Simanjuntak, Tessalonika Federova Simanungkalit, Jesica Septi Leony Simbolon, Cinta Marito Simbolon, Nur Aini Sinaga, Darwin Sinaga, Defrin Sinaga, Sasmi Ebigael Sinurat, Nurlia Aprianti Siregar, Dwi Rizky Siregar, Henny Mawarta Siregar, Mirna Salifah Siregar, Rahel Veronika Siregar, Syaila Azzahraini sitorus, Annisa M Suganda, Azhar Suharianto, Joko Syahfitri, Tengku Indah Syarifah Syarifah, Syarifah Tampubolon, Anecya Tobing, Kristanto Lumban Tobing, Roy K. Lumban Vita Ananda, Wizya Wijaya, Meisha Fatma Wisman, Yossita Yani, Tuti Zaki, Tengku Muhammad