Science Indicators Research Articles

The Disclosure of Carbon Emission in Indonesia: A Systematic Literature Review

This study aims to provide a systematic review of research on carbon emission disclosures in the context of Indonesia. Thirty articles published in Indonesian Journals indexed by Science and Technology Index (SINTA) were selected using mapping approach (charting the field). The review found that 87% of the studies employing secondary data based quantitative method, while the other 10% studies used survey method. The resarch findings also revealed two group of determinants of carbon emission disclosure in Indonesia. 53% of the reviewed articles tested the impact of non-financial variables, for example firm age, type of industry. Meanwhile, 47% of the studies investigated the influence of financial variables (for example, leverage, firm value, and profitability) for the carbon emission disclosure. The results of this study provide an updated evaluation of prior studies and research agend for further research in carbon emission.

Tren Penelitian Inovasi Manajemen Pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam dalam Jurnal PAI di Indonesia: dari Desain Penelitian Hingga Analisis Data

In this modern era, education is an important means of producing a competent society for the 21st century. This study uses content analysis in several Islamic Religious Education journals published in Indonesia in 2010-2022. This study aims to collect information related to Islamic education learning innovations in Indonesia. This research study uses the principle of content analysis by focusing on findings from various studies that have been published in scientific journals in Indonesia. This research method uses literature study. The data source for this research was collected from the results of content analysis of Islamic Religious Education articles. All articles were taken from the Journal of Islamic Religious Education which was registered on the Science and Technology Index (SINTA) in July 2022. The trend found was an increase starting in the last four years. Among the hundreds of published studies, it was found that quantitative research was the most common. Grade VIII students were the most research subjects chosen by the researchers. PBL is a treatment that has been extensively researched in Islamic education learning innovation research. While the t-test is the instrument that is often used in this study. Kata Kunci: Innovation, Islamic religious Education, Information and technology

Publication Activity of the Journal “Bulletin of Kalashnikov ISTU”

The analysis of the publication activity of the journal as of 2022 was carried out according to the general and thematic ratings in three sections in technical sciences: “Mechanical Engineering and Engineering”, “Radio Engineering and Communications”, “Power Systems and Complexes”. A significant increase in the bibliometric indicators of the journal was noted. The index of the journal in the SCIENCE INDEX rating increased more than 2 times - up to 0.194, the thematic indicators were significantly improved. In 2021, the number of articles by authors from other regions increased up to 70 %. The publication activity of the journal in 2021 increased significantly compared to 2020 in terms of most indicators: the two-year impact factor of the RSCI increased almost 6 times compared to 2017; the two-year impact factor for the RSCI core increased 10 times. The quality of articles has enhanced, the information content of abstracts and conclusions has improved, the requirements in terms of bibliography have increased: at least 20 references to journal articles published in the last 3-5 years. The number of reviews in 2020 and 2021 was 71 when reviewed by 36 and 38 reviewers, respectively.

Трегалоза и изомальтулоза в технологии сладких молочных консервов

Sucrose is an important component in many foods. However, it can be dangerous for consumers’ health, if overconsumed. For instance, it may cause tooth decay. As a rule, sucrose provides sweetness and a certain dry matter content. Alternative sweeteners and bulking agents can also perform these two functions. Unfortunately, they almost always fail to serve as an osmotically active agent in canned products. The research objective was to study the properties of trehalose and isomaltulose as sugar substitutes in sweetened condensed milk.
 The study covered fifteen years of domestic and foreign research reported in the open databases of the Russian Scientific Citation Index, Scopus, and Web of Science. The list of search descriptors included twelve words and word combinations, e.g., sweetened condensed milk, water activity, sucrose, trehalose, isomaltulose, etc.
 The review focused primarily on the important properties of sucrose in the sweetened condensed milk and the physico-chemical features of the milk system. The analysis provided a system of criteria to evaluate the optimality of alternative substances for sweet concentrated milk production. These criteria were applied to trehalose and isomaltulose.
 The article introduces a list of criteria that can be used to evaluate sweeteners and sugar substitutes as regulators of certain technological properties in the production of sweetened concentrated milk products with intermediate moisture content. According to these criteria, trehalose and isomaltulose can serve as alternative sweeteners in condensed milk. However, the review revealed some gaps in experimental data on a number of properties of considered carbohydrates in sweetened concentrated milk products, which imposes further research.

Twenty Years of the Journal “Journal of Economic History and History of Economics” (2002–2022): Bibliometric Portrait

The article is an attempt at a bibliometric analysis of the scientific journal Journal of Economic History and History of Economics published by the Baikal State University since 2002. Journal of Economic History and History of Economics is one of two scientific journals in Russia (along with Economic History (Saransk)) that specialize in the problems of economic history and the history of economic thought. The object of the study was a set of individual characteristics of the authors of the journal and articles published by them, as well as general bibliometric indicators from the RSCI database that characterize the journal as a whole. The subject of the study were the features of the presented indicators. The research methods used: a quantitative analysis of data characterizing the authors of articles and their publications, a comparative analysis of the bibliometric indicators of the journal in chronological dynamics (in the first and second decades of its existence), as well as a comparative analysis of the bibliometric indicators of the journals Journal of Economic History and History of Economics and Economic History. We have identified the features of the first and second decades of the development of the journal expressed in such indicators as the geography of the authors, the scope of their scientific activity, the scientific directions of the journal, and the genres of publications. We conducted a comparative analysis of the journals Journal of Economic History and History of Economics and Economic History in terms of the number of articles in the RSCI, the impact factor of the RSCI, the Herfindahl index, the integral index of journals in the SCIENCE INDEX rating, and the average Hirsch index. The research found the correlation between the dynamics of the bibliometric indicators of the journal and the transformation processes taking place in science and higher education in Russia, as well as the special place of the journal Journal of Economic History and History of Economics in the system of national science.

Access to support services for individuals who experience intimate partner violence during stressful life events (SLEs) in high-income countries: Protocol for a scoping review.

Women, gender minorities and their children are at heightened risk of intimate partner violence (IPV) following stressful life events (SLE). The increase in IPV during the global pandemic of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is recent evidence. Studies have linked IPV to poor health, resulting in lower mental, physical, sexual, and reproductive health outcomes. IPV has also been shown as a barrier to labour force participation, leading to negative socioeconomic outcomes (i.e., low or no employment). Formal and informal supports help individuals who experience IPV, but it is unclear if and how these are being accessed during SLEs such as environmental disasters, pandemics, and economic recessions. Accessibility to programs is an issue in normal times because of stigma, social norms, and lack of knowledge; this has been further amplified by situations where individuals who experience violence are isolated physically and emotionally, as well as face controlling behaviours by their perpetrators of violence. This scoping review will be used to conduct a comprehensive review of literature and address the research question: What is known in published literature about access to services by individuals who experience IPV during stressful life events in high-income countries? The following electronic databases will be searched for relevant publications: MEDILINE (OVID), Embase (OVID), PsychINfo (OVID), CINAHL (EBSCO), Global Health (EBSCO), Gender Watch (ProQuest), Web of Science and Applied Social Sciences Index & Abstracts (ProQuest). Key terms and medical subject headings (MeSH) will be based on previous literature and consult with an expert librarian. The major concepts include 'stressful life events' AND intimate partner violence' AND 'access to services'. Google, Google Scholar, and the WHO website will be used to search for grey literature, books/chapters, and programme reports as well as references of relevant reviews. Studies will be screened and extracted by two reviewers and conflicts resolved through discussion or a third reviewer. Both quantitative and qualitative analysis of relevant data will outline key findings. The scoping review will provide synthesized and summarized findings on literature regarding access to informal and formal social supports by victims of IPV during SLEs (i.e., pandemics and natural/environmental disasters/emergencies, economic recessions) where possible, highlighting key barriers, facilitators and lessons learned. Findings have potential to inform programs, policies, and interventions on accessibility to necessary support and health services during disasters.

ДИНАМИКА И ПОКАЗАТЕЛИ РАЗВИТИЯ МЕДИЦИНСКОГО НАУЧНО-ПРАКТИЧЕСКОГО ЖУРНАЛА «ВЕСТНИК СОВРЕМЕННОЙ КЛИНИЧЕСКОЙ МЕДИЦИНЫ» ЗА 5 ЛЕТ (с 2018 по 2022 год)

Abstract. Introduction. In 2022, 15 years have passed, since the publication of the first issue of the journal of «Bulletin of Contemporary Clinical Medicine» in november 2008. Aim. To analyze the dynamics of the development of the journal «Bulletin of Contemporary Clinical Medicine» for a 5-year period, from 2018 to 2022, taking into account the materials of the previous analysis 2008-2018. Material and methods. A comparative analysis of all issues of the journal «Bulletin of Contemporary Clinical Medicine» issued during the study period. All documents and resources accompanying the journal were studied, including the journal website, the platforms https://e-library.ru and https://cyberleninka.ru, as well as the previous analysis published in issue 1 for 2018 (https://www.elibrary .ru/contents.asp?id=34834823). When studying the journal materials, the recommendations of the National Bibliographic Science Citation Database (RSCI), the Higher Attestation Commission under the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the Association of Science Editors and Publishers, and experts from the Scopus and Web of Science databases were taken into account. Results and discussion. Over the period covered by the journal more than 2,000 scientific papers were published under all the main headings of the journal. Among more than 2000 authors, scientists from various regions and cities of the Russian Federation prevailed, from more than 15 countries of the far and neighboring countries. According to the RSCI data for 2021 published on the e-library platform the impact factor of the journal was: two-year impact factor, taking into account citations from all sources = 0,592; five-year impact factor = 0,458. Among the journals on the subject of «Medicine and Healthcare» journal ranks 32nd out of 599 medical journals (SCIENCE INDEX) and 214th place out of 4258 scientific journals (overall rating of scientific journals, the index of the journal in the ranking = 1,838). Conclusion. The journal «Bulletin of Contemporary Clinical Medicine» is a highly significant, rapidly developing mass media on the subject of «Medicine and Healthcare». The strategy and dynamics of the journal’s development is assessed as positive.

Incidence and outcomes of intrapartum-related neonatal encephalopathy in low-income and middle-income countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis

AimTo examine the incidence of intrapartum-related neonatal encephalopathy, and neonatal mortality and neurodevelopmental outcomes associated with it in low-income and middle-income countries.MethodsReports were included when neonatal encephalopathy diagnosed clinically within...

Workplace Accommodations During the Pandemic: A Scoping Review of Their Impact on People with Disabilities

<h3>Objective(s)</h3> To examine the impact and implications of workplace accommodations during the COVID-19 pandemic for people with disabilities. <h3>Data Sources</h3> Systematic searches were conducted from the following <h3>Data Sources</h3> Medline, PsycINFO, Scopus, Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts, Sociological Abstracts and Google Scholar. <h3>Study Selection</h3> The following inclusion criteria were applied: (i) article published or early online in a peer-reviewed journal from 2019 to 2021 (without language restrictions), and explicitly addressing both (ii) workplace accommodations, adjustments, or modifications during the pandemic and (iii) the impact or implications for people with disabilities. Two reviewers screened all abstracts. <h3>Data Extraction</h3> Articles were selected by two reviewers, and data was abstracted in accordance with scoping review methodology. <h3>Data Synthesis</h3> Thirty-seven studies met the inclusion criteria. Studies were analyzed following the guidance for thematic analysis. Three main themes were identified: (1) positive impacts of pandemic-related workplace accommodations on people with disabilities (e.g., improved accessibility, reduced stigma around workplace accommodations, rapid implementation of workplace accommodation, opportunities for advocacy); (2) negative impacts (e.g., worsened physical and mental health, new accommodation needs); and (3) action needed and recommendations (e.g., revisit legislation and policy on accommodations, ensure representation of people with disabilities). <h3>Conclusions</h3> This review identified a mixed assessment of the impacts of workplace accommodations during the pandemic on people with disabilities. However, there was a broad consensus regarding the importance of learning from the experiences of the pandemic and taking action to improve accommodation policies in the future. Further empirical research on the workplace accommodation experiences of employees with disabilities during the pandemic is needed. <h3>Author(s) Disclosures</h3> None.

Making interdisciplinary connections through music: A systematic review of studies in general schooling context in Turkey

This study aimed to systematically review the literature focusing on music integration approaches adopted in preschool to secondary education in Turkey. The relevant studies were identified through a systematic search on five databases (The National Thesis Center, TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM TR Index, ERIC, Scopus, and Web of Science). The paper analyzed the publications that were written in Turkish and English between 2010 and 2022 and that are available on the databases of empirical theses and peer-reviewed scientific journals, addressing music integration approaches adopted in preschool to secondary schools by using qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods. By operationalizing these criteria, 35 studies were included in the review. The studies included were found to tend to use quantitative methods. Music has mainly been integrated into math, science, and language arts curricula. This study revealed that most of the analyzed studies used a subservient integration style, an arts integration style, and offered limited insight into the depth and scope of subject areas covered and the sequencing of skills. Furthermore, this study proposed to consider educational, cognitive, artistic, and affective outcomes together by maintaining the integrity of each of the disciplines in music integration studies in the general schooling context.

REVIEW: RESEARCH INTEREST SCORE IN RESEARCHGATE: THE SILVER BULLET OF SCIENTOMETRICS OR THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES?

Introduction: Scientists have long searched for the best way to evaluate scientific performance and have come up with numerous indices. Probably, the most famous index is the h-index, a metric that has been used widely in science metrics ever since it appeared. In this study, I evaluated the potential of the new metric Research Interest Score created by ResearchGate (RG).&#x0D; Methods: I analyzed the different metric indices for 88 most cited researchers at the University of Sarajevo. In particular, the number of citations and h-indexes were taken from the Web of Science, Scopus, and Google Scholar databases for these researchers and were correlated with their Research Interest Scores. As a measure of correlation, Pearson correlation coefficients was used. In addition, I conducted a regression analysis to examine how scientometric indices from the Web of Science, Scopus, and Google Scholar predict the Research Interest Score. &#x0D; Results: The Research Interest Score was most strongly correlated with the number of Google Scholar Citations, followed by the Web of Science citations. Interestingly, the Research Interest Score was not highly correlated with any of the h-indexes. The regression model was statistically significant and explained 90% of the variance in the Research Interest Scores predicted by the Web of Science, Scopus, and Google Scholar metric indices. The strongest predictor of the Research Interest Score was the number of Google Scholar citations.&#x0D; Conclusions: The Research Interest Score, a new scientometric measure created by ResearchGate, certainly has a potential to be used as a valid measure of scientific impact.

Rehabilitation among individuals experiencing homelessness and traumatic brain injury: A scoping review.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is disproportionately prevalent among individuals experiencing homelessness. While rehabilitation is critical to facilitating recovery after TBI, there is currently limited information on the extent to which rehabilitation is provided to individuals experiencing homelessness and TBI. If unaddressed, this knowledge gap can perpetuate TBI-related challenges and contribute to a repetitive cycle of TBI and homelessness. This scoping review explored the extent to which rehabilitation, including the types of rehabilitation interventions, are available to, or used by, individuals experiencing homelessness and TBI. A systematic search of electronic databases (MEDLINE, Embase, Cochrane CENTRAL Register of Clinical Trials, CINAHL, APA PsycINFO, Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts, and Proquest Nursing and Allied Health) was conducted to identify peer-reviewed articles that met predetermined eligibility criteria. Gray literature and reference lists of eligible articles were also searched for relevant content. A descriptive numerical summary of extracted data was conducted, and qualitative analytic techniques were applied to analyze the data. Fifteen peer-reviewed articles and three gray literature reports were included, describing interventions for individuals experiencing homelessness and TBI (N = 4), rehabilitation for individuals experiencing homelessness without specific inclusion criteria for TBI (N = 11), and rehabilitation interventions that included individuals experiencing homelessness and TBI, without specific inclusion criteria for experiences of homelessness or TBI (N = 3). This review demonstrates that rehabilitation programs or interventions for this population already exist, and those that are focused on individuals experiencing homelessness are already serving individuals with TBI. Findings highlight opportunities to adapt existing rehabilitation for individuals who experience homelessness and TBI through screening for TBI, conducting cognitive and functional assessments, and tailoring interventions with multidisciplinary teams. Education and training for healthcare professionals working with individuals experiencing homelessness and TBI should be explored, including structured education and training, collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, and co-development of educational materials with service users. Research that considers the rehabilitation needs of diverse individuals experiencing homelessness and TBI is urgently needed.

Trend of Digital Literacy Skill Research in Communication Education Journals across Indonesia: from Research Design to Data Analysis

Empowerment of digital literacy skill intends to acquire. This study employed content analysison 36 journal articles that had been published in SINTA (Science and Technology Index), an onlinescientific porta l managed by Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of theRepublic of Indonesia, with articles published in 2017 – 2022 with digital literacy as the main focusof the study. This current study has revealed that over the past three years, there has been asignificant increase in the number of publications focusing on research on digital literacy skill. Themajority of the 36 publications the researcher reviewed showed that quantitative researches wereone point or more superior to quantitative research. Additionally, senior high school students wereprimarily selected as the research subjects, with the topic of measuring the level of digital literacyskills being the most popular one. In light of the study's findings, some recommendations have beenmade for additional research. First and foremost, it is essential to improve the research anddevelopment method in order to create more educational materials with the goal of raising teachers'and students' low levels of digital literacy. Second, it is advised that when conducting any research,the researchers choose the test that best fits their hypothesis and research design.

Shifting towards healthier transport: carrots or sticks? Systematic review and meta-analysis of population-level interventions

Promoting active travel can be beneficial for both health and the environment. However, evidence about the most effective strategies is inconsistent. We aimed to compare the effectiveness of interventions with positive (ie, carrot), negative (ie, stick), or a combination of strategies on changing population-level travel behaviour. We also aimed to identify which intervention functions, or mechanisms of how interventions seek to alter behaviour (eg, by addressing safety or accessibility), affect transport outcomes. For this systematic review and meta-analysis, we searched eight online databases for studies published before March 28, 2022: Web of Science, MEDLINE, Scopus, Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts, Global Health, PsycINFO, CINAHL, and Transport Research International Documentation. We did not restrict searches by language or publication date. We included controlled before-and-after studies of population-level interventions and travel behaviours (ie, driving, public transport, walking, and cycling) from adults in the general population. We categorised interventions according to their function. Depending on whether gains or losses due to intervention function could occur, we classified interventions as carrot (eg, new bike-share programmes), stick (eg, congestion charging), or combined carrot-and-stick interventions (eg, pedestrianising areas by use of reallocated parking space). We used harvest plots to summarise the findings and guide narrative synthesis. Where possible, we converted outcomes into standardised mean differences and did random-effects meta-analyses. From 38 916 records screened, 102 reports describing 121 interventions met the inclusion criteria. 79 interventions were carrots, 22 were carrot-and-sticks, and 20 were sticks. Results for carrot interventions were less consistent than for stick or combined interventions. Findings from the meta-analysis (64 reports describing 67 interventions) agreed with those in the narrative synthesis; although effects were statistically non-significant, for driving outcomes, interventions with stick strategies (standardised mean difference [SMD] -0·17, 95% CI -0·36 to 0·02) and combined carrot-and-stick strategies (-0·13, -0·47 to 0·20) had point estimates of greater magnitude than those for interventions with carrot strategies (-0·10, -0·23 to 0·03). Likewise, for active travel outcomes, combined carrot-and-stick strategies had a higher point estimate (0·33, -0·01 to 0·68) compared with carrot interventions (0·08, -0·05 to 0·21). Functions thought to change behaviour using financial means were effective at decreasing driving behaviour, whereas those improving access, safety, and space were effective for increasing active travel outcomes. This Article found that, although transport interventions with only positive strategies are more commonly evaluated, interventions that combine both positive and negative strategies might be more effective at encouraging alternatives to driving at the population level. Further research is needed for interventions involving a stick strategy, which remain less widely implemented or well studied than those with only carrot strategies. Medical Research Council, Cambridge Trust.

MENCEGAH DAN MENANGANI STIGMA SOSIAL TERKAIT COVID 19 (SUATU PENDEKATAN STUDI LITERATURE REVIEW)

&lt;p class="16aJudulAbstrak"&gt;The COVID-19 virus was first discovered in late December 2019 in Wuhan, China, the number of people infected with the coronavirus is increasing rapidly all over the world, and public and anxiety levels are increasing in many areas. During the COVID-19 outbreak, a wave of fear and phenomena in society emerged. So that stigma arises which is a negative label attached to someone given by society. Efforts to change community stigma are by designing effective anti-stigma programs to break down misperceptions about COVID-19, increase public knowledge about COVID-19, and spread positive messages and support. The research method is a literature review study and includes qualitative data sources from a study. The search strategy for relevant Indonesian and English articles, Literature searches are carried out through online searches on Google Scholar and also the SINTA website (Science and Technology Index). There are 15 articles that are grouped into several stigma topics related to COVID-19. 4 articles discuss the incidence of stigma, 7 articles discuss the psychological impact of stigma related to COVID-19, and 4 articles discuss social stigma related to COVID-19. Conclusion To fight stigmatization related to COVID-19 is to Spread the facts, Engage social influencers, and Amplify the voices of people who are recovering from COVID-19.&lt;/p&gt;

Postgraduate education in healthy and active ageing: learning needs, curriculum and expected outcomes: a scoping review protocol.

Background: As the European population ages, it becomes increasingly important to promote and facilitate healthy and active ageing and age-friendly societies. Professionals across a range of disciplines and sectors need knowledge and skills to support both. Objective: This scoping review aims to identify and map the literature on learning needs, learning outcomes and respective curricula in healthy and active ageing and age-friendly society concepts. Inclusion criteria: Studies focused on the teaching/learning process in healthy and active ageing and/or age-friendly society, of any design type, are eligible. Included studies may focus on undergraduate, postgraduate or continuing education and on any aspect of the educational process, such as needs analysis, content delivery, learner satisfaction/acceptability, or education outcome. Methods: This review will follow the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) methodology for conducting scoping reviews. Four electronic databases, PubMed, EBSCO (Academic Search Complete), Scopus and Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts (ASSIA), will be searched, limited to studies published from 1 st January 2000. Text language will be limited to English, German, Greek, Portuguese, Finnish, and Slovenian. Google Scholar and Research Gate will be searched for grey literature, limited to the first 50 results of each. Title and abstract screening, followed by full-text screening will be undertaken independently by at least two reviewers. The JBI extraction tool will be adapted for data extraction. Quality assessment will be conducted using a tool developed by Hawker and colleagues. A narrative synthesis will outline the data in relation to the aims and objectives outlined.

Cultural competence in occupational therapy to reduce health disparities: a systematic literature review

Background/Aims Despite agreement about the relationship between cultural competence and health equality, there is a lack of clear guidance within occupational therapy about what it means to be culturally competent and how it can be achieved. This literature review aims to critically appraise qualitative research to explore occupational therapists' experience of working cross culturally. By comparing these experiences, this review aims to identify ways in which occupational therapists individually, and occupational therapy as a profession, can increase the efficacy of the interventions they provide within cross-cultural situations, so all clients can be supported to achieve equal health outcomes. Methods The following databases were searched between 2010 and 2020: ASSIA (Applied Social Science Index), CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature), Cochrane, Embase, Medline Pubmed. The resultant papers were appraised using the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme checklist and thematic analysis was used to identify three themes. Results The six papers included in this review present the experiences of occupational therapists and occupational therapy students working in cross-cultural situations in the UK, Canada, South Africa, USA, Australia and Ireland. Three major themes emerged that explore the relationship between client-centred practice and cultural competence, theory–practice links, and strategies and barriers to working in a culturally competent way. Conclusions Cultural competence is strongly aligned with some of the core principles of occupational therapy: occupational justice and occupational identity. However, theoretical knowledge and confidence among occupational therapists in this area is lacking, implying that their impact could be greater if there was a more concrete definition of cultural competence and standardised guidelines for practice. Further research is needed to build on the strategies and overcome barriers, so that occupational therapists can fulfil the professional obligation they have to work effectively with all populations.

Influences and outcomes of less than full-time working in the medical profession: a systematic review protocol

IntroductionAn impoverished medical workforce is a global phenomenon, which can impact patient care significantly. Greater flexibility in working patterns is one approach policy-makers adopt to address this issue, and the...

Tire Science and TechnologyKeyword Index to Volume 50 2022

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND POVERTY IN INDONESIA

Economic growth is one of the main parameters to evaluate a country’s development efficiency. The higher the economic growth, the more productive and advanced the country will be. On the other hand, economic growth is also a strategic step to reduce poverty, which has always been an urgent problem in various parts of the world. Therefore, economic growth is needed to prosper the community through equitable economic growth. The purpose of this paper is to analyze economic growth against poverty. Data analysis used the literature review method from articles sourced from the Science and Technology Index (SINTA). The analysis is based on the latest findings on economic growth and poverty in Indonesia over the last decade. Research findings reveal that the synthesis of economic growth impacts reducing poverty in Indonesia. Furthermore, suppose economic growth is evenly distributed at all levels of society. In that case, the role of government is fair, honest, and responsible. As a result, the competence of human resources increases, and job opportunities will be wide open to absorb workers, positively impacting poverty in Indonesia.