The Impact of Farmer Exchange Rate on Inflation During Covid 19 in Indonesia
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This study aims to determine the impact of farmer exchange rates on the rate of inflation in Indonesia during the Covid 19 period. The independent variable on farmer exchange rates consists of the exchange rate of forestry farmers, horticultural farms, and food crops, while the dependent variable is the inflation rate based on expenditure. The results showed that the exchange rate of plantation farmers had a positive and significant effect or had an impact on the inflation rate, the exchange rate of livestock farmers had a positive and significant effect or had an impact on the inflation rate, the exchange rate of horticultural farmers had a positive and significant effect or had an impact on the inflation rate, the exchange rate of crop farmers. food has a positive and significant effect or has an impact on the inflation rate.
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