| dc.description.abstract | This research employs quantitative methods to examine the relationship between
exchange rate volatility and export performance in ASEAN-10 countries. Utilizing
annual data from 2013 to 2023, the study measures export performance through two key
indicators: export intensity (EI) and export growth (EG). By applying OLS regression
models, the study aims to predict and analyze the impact of these factors on export
performance. The findings reveal that all variables (profitability, firm size, financial
leverage, and exchange rates) are statistically significant in explaining both EI and EG. However, the influence of profitability on EG is weaker than on EI, indicating that while
corporate profits are important for export growth, their impact is more pronounced in
determining export levels. The study underscores the critical role of exchange rates, showing a positive impact on export intensity, suggesting that as export intensity
increases, the value of domestic currency also rises. | en_US |
