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This paper examines the impact of exchange rate volatility on Indonesia's export to-United States, Japan and China using both aggregate and disaggregate data. We first estimated each pair country with export demand equations based on data from 1996 to 2014. A set of export demand equations is estimated by using Seemingly Unrelated Regression to characterized the correlation of the disturbances across equations. In general, the estimation result shows that exchange rate volatility has negative impact on export. Estimations based on disaggregate data indicate that the impact of the exchange rate volatility on exports remains negative however it varies among industries in the countries under investigation. ; peer-reviewed

The volume of Central Java plywood exports to the United States fluctuated with the highest decline occurring in 2016 of 46,999,336 kg. The state of fluctuating export volume is not balanced with the United States' GDP which increases every year. There are several factors that affect the amount of plywood exports, namely the GDP of the destination country and the export price. The aim of this research is to analyze the influence of export price and United States GDP toward central java plywood export to United States both simultaneously and partially. This research is an explanatory research with quantitative approach. Multiple Linear Regression Analysis method is used in this research equipped with the Descriptive Statistics Test, Classic Assumption Test, Multiple Linear Regression, Coefficient of Determination, F-Test and t-Test. Data used in this study are secondary data which are obtained by doing a documentary study. The result of t-Test shows that Export Price there is no significant and positive influence on Central Java plywood Export Volume to United States, meanwhile United States GDP have significant and positive influence on Central Java plywood Export Volume to United States. The result of F-Test shows that Export Price and United States GDP simultaneously influence on Central Java plywood Export Volume to United States. Based on determination coefficient, export price and US GDP have an influence on Central Java plywood Export Volume to United States by 30.8%. Meanwhile, the remaining 69.2% was explained by another variable that was not examined in this study

The objective of this note is to compare the econometric performance of several different equations which attempt to model the behaviour of export volumes of manufactured goods. Such equations usually explain export volumes in terms of an index of world economic activity and an index of competitiveness. This note concentrates on the issue of competitiveness; namely, how should competitiveness be defined and measured when employed in an export volumes equation?

By utilizing the techniques of multivariate cointegration and error correctionmodels, we investigate the impact of the different exchange rate regimes that spannedthe twentieth century on the bilateral exports between the UK and the USA over thelast 99 years. Our results support two conclusions. First, fixed exchange rate regimesand managed float exchange rate regimes are equally conducive to trade. Second, freely floating exchange rate regimes are more conducive to trade than fixed exchange rateregimes.

The aim of this study is to explain the influence of Main Carriage and Export Price tothe exports volume of Barecore to China and Taiwan both simultaneously and partially. Thestudy utilized the primary data from PT. Albasia Sejahtera Mandiri. The research exploredthe multiple linier regression statistic analysis. The result of t-Test showed that export pricesof Barecore influence significantly to the Barecore's export volume, while the MainCarriage was not influence significantly to the export volume of Barecore. The result of theF-Test showed that the Main Carriage and export prices of Barecore simultaneouslyinfluence to the export volume of Barecore significantly.It is recommended that in order to increase the exports volume of Barecore, PT. AlbasiaSejahtera Mandiri needs to pay more attention to export prices that they offer for importersbecause the export price was the most dominant influential variable in this study. Besidethat, other things that should be noted by PT Albasia Sejahtera Mandiri that in order toimprove export performance, it was necessary to pay attention to the demand andpurchasing power of export destination countries, government policy on tariff and non-tariffpolicy, inflation, exchange rate, per capita income of destination country and other that notuncontrolled. Moreover, factors affecting export performance include uncontrolled microenvironmental factors such as suppliers, competitors, and customers. Besides macroenvironmental factors such as economic, technological, demographic, and socio-cultural