ABSTRACT
Fahrul Rozi Fitriansyah, Effect of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Exchange rate, and International Oil Prices to Current Account In Indonesia Period 2005-2014.
This study aims to describe the factors that influence the current account in Indonesia and examines the effect of the Gross Domestic Product, the rupiah exchange rate against the US dollar, and the International Oil Prices on Current Account in Indonesia. This study uses ex Post facto, the method chosen to describe and find a relationship between two or more variables and measure how much or how closely the relationship between the variables studied. Data in this research is secondary data that is quantitative. While the data used in this study is a time series. Time series data are data collected over time. Source of data used is derived from reports of Bank Indonesia (BI), the Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS), and the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia in the period 2005-2014.
Based on the survey results revealed that (a) there is a negative and significant influence between the GDP of the Current Account with the value of regression coefficient of - 171.477 states that each additional value to GDP will decrease score of 171.477 in the current account .. (b) at variable exchange rates are negative and significant impact on the balance of transactioon runs with regression coefficient of variable rate - 10258.061 stating that any addition of one value in the variable rate would give a score of 10258.061 decline in the value of NTB. (c) in the international oil price variables are negative and significant impact on the current account with the value of the variable regression coefficient International oil prices at -58.324 states that each additional variable values on the international oil price will decrease in score of 58.324 on the value of the NTB
