DIGITALIZATION OF INFORMATION TRANSPARATION OF INDONESIAN OIL PRODUCTS EXPORT BY THREE MAIN DESTINATION COUNTRIES (JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA AND CHINA) THE PERIOD 2002-2020

Ardi  Afrizal; Indria  Mayesti; Irmanelly; Abd  Halim

Ardi Afrizal Universitas Muhammadiyah Jambi
Indria Mayesti Universitas Muhammadiyah Jambi
Irmanelly Universitas Muhammadiyah Jambi
Abd Halim Universitas Muhammadiyah Jambi

Keywords: Petroleum Export

Abstract

ABSTRACT
Digitization is the use of digital technology to change an export model in decision
making through research results related to the development and value of the
contribution of Indonesia's petroleum exports according to the three main
destination countries (Japan, South Korea and China) for the period 2002-2020
where for Japan the average destination country is Japan. the average fluctuating
trend fell by 13% with an average export value of 575 (billion US$) for South
Korea an average development of 0.4% with an export value of 229.6 (billion
US$) and for destination countries China an average the average development
has increased by 25.7% with an export value of 203.5 (billion US$). Meanwhile,
the contribution of each destination country (Japan, South Korea and China) to
the total value of Indonesia's oil exports for the period 2002-2020 where the
average contribution of Japan was 22.9% for South Korea, 11.6% for destination
countries. China's 8.6% of research results can be used as a form of transparency
through digital information so that it can encourage the government to make
appropriate decisions for the stability of the nation's economy.

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