Jurnal Online Mahasiswa (JOM) Bidang Ilmu Ekonomi
Vol 1, No 1 (2014): Wisuda Februari Tahun 2014

Analysis of Interest Rates, Exchange Rupees, and Inflation During and After The Global Financial Crisis In Indonesia 2002-2011

Oktarianda Putra (Unknown)
Yusbar Yusuf (Unknown)
Toti Indrawati (Unknown)



Article Info

Publish Date
24 May 2014

Abstract

The study discusses the analysis of the Interest Rate, Exchange Rate and Inflation in Indonesia in 2002-2011. Data analysis using descriptive analysis, the analysis compares the data with various theories that support and are explained. Description of the results of this study are: (1) The interest rate, exchange rate, and inflation before the economic crisis inIndonesia in 2002-2011, (2) interest rate, exchange rate, and inflation when the monetary crisis in Indonesia in 2002-2011,and (3) the interest rate, exchange rate, and inflation after the global financial crisis in Indonesia in 2002-2011. The purpose of this study was to describe the level of interest rates, exchange rate, and inflation in Indonesia in 2002-2011.The results of this study indicate that ( 1 ) Prior to the global financial crisis interest rates in 2002-2007 Indonesia has decreased significantly , from 14.56 % to 8.00 % , the exchange rate tends to fluctuate , which in 2002 was 9,500 while in 2006 was 11,500 , and in 2007 was 10,100 , and inflation in Indonesia tend to fluctuate, which in 2002 was 4.46 while in2007 was 6.6 and in 2007 was 7.4 . ( 2 ) When the global financial crisis interest rate in 2008 was 9.25 % while in the year 2009 was 6.50 % . , The exchange rate tends to decrease , which in 2008 was 9,500 while in 2009 was 9,200 , and inflation in Indonesia in 2008 was 11.1 while in 2009 was 2.8 tends to decline . ( 3 ) After the global financial crisis interest ratestend to decline in 2010 was 6.50%, while in the year 2011 was 6.00 % , the exchange rate in 2010 was 9,700 while in 2011 was 9,500 , and inflation in Indonesia in 2008 was 11.1 while in 2009 was 2.8 .Keywords: analysis, interest rate, exchange rate, and inflation.

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