| dc.description.abstract | Each nation must establish connections with other countries on various critical
matters related to state affairs, with trade being one of the crucial aspects. A
country's inability to fulfill the needs of its population necessitates increased
involvement in international trade. Consequently, exports play a vital role in
the economic growth of numerous developing nations. They serve as a major
source of foreign exchange income, alleviating pressure on the balance of
payments and creating employment opportunities through the exportation of
goods and services. This study aims to analyze the influence of GDP growth,
exchange rate, distance, inflation and the importing country's export volume
on Vietnam exports with ASEAN countries and 9 trading partners (Brunei,
Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, and
Singapore.) This study uses the Robust and PPML method. The results of this
study indicate that there is an influence between the independent variable and
the dependent variable. This is indicated by the exchange rate is the only
variable that has a significant negative relationship with export value in
Vietnam based on both models, while the export volume of the importing
country and the distance between Vietnam and importing nations exert
substantial positive influences on export value in Vietnam. Nevertheless, there
is no significant association between the inflation rate and export value in
Vietnam. Additionally, concerning GDP growth, only the PPLM model
anticipates a substantial positive influence on Vietnam's export value from the
GDP growth of the trading partner, whereas the robust model does not identify
a significant impact of the trading partner's GDP growth on Vietnam's export
value in the period 2012 to 2021 | en_US |
