Abstract
<em>This study tries to analyze the implementation of laws and policies regarding the development of urban agglomerations, analyze agrarian law regulations in Indonesia addressing industrial estate issues, and analyze the leading sectors and economic potential of the city of Semarang. In this study, the authors use the Base Sector Analysis/LQ Analysis, Economic Sector Performance Analysis/Shift Share Analysis, Growth Ratio Model Analysis/GRM, Klassen Typology Analysis, Overlay Techniques, and SWOT Analysis to measure the competitive advantage of each element), and provide policy recommendations for the government as well as for industry players. The object of this research is spread over several industrial areas located in Semarang City including Wijaya Kusuma Industrial Area, Candi Industrial Area, BSB Industrial Park, and Terboyo Industrial Estate. The findings of this study are that it is known that leading sectors such as warehousing, financial services, transportation, retail, real estate, trade, and construction are economic bases that are growing rapidly and can support the development of urban agglomerations.</em>
Highlights
The Indonesian economy during the pandemic continued to grow positively as shown in the third quarter of 2021 it slowed down compared to the previous quarter's achievement in 2021, the Indonesian economy grew by 3.51% (YoY), lower than the previous quarter's achievement of 7.07% (YoY)
This study aims to conduct a Feasibility Study (Base Sector Analysis/Location Quotient (LQ) Analysis, Economic Sector Performance Analysis/Shift Share Analysis, Growth Ratio Model Analysis/GRM, Klassen Typology Analysis, Overlay Techniques, and SWOT Analysis to measure the competitive advantage of each element), as well as
That have a direct or indirect relationship with the micro-economic base of the community around the area. This can be proven by the level of urbanization and population density in Semarang City, based on BPS 2019 data, the population density of Semarang City reached 4,855 people per square kilometer
Summary
The Indonesian economy during the pandemic continued to grow positively as shown in the third quarter of 2021 it slowed down compared to the previous quarter's achievement in 2021, the Indonesian economy grew by 3.51% (YoY), lower than the previous quarter's achievement of 7.07% (YoY). The value of Indonesia's exports in October 2021 reached US$22.03 billion, an increase of 6.89 percent compared to exports in September 2021. Compared to October 2020, the export value rose by 53.35 percent.. Indonesia recorded a larger trade surplus in July 2021, amounting to USD 2.59 billion compared to USD 1.32 billion in the previous month. It can be concluded that Indonesia's trade balance has remained positive since May 2020. Indonesia's trade balance for the January-July 2021 period recorded a surplus of USD14.42 billion, far above the surplus of USD8.65 billion in the same period 2020
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