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Abstrak :
The Indonesian government adopted mineral export taxes by imposing a high tariff on raw materials while waiving tariffs on processed products. Tariffs decreased following the progress of refinery plant construction. Based on the fixed effects panel regression at the commodity-country-pair level, this study finds that the export taxes system negatively reduces raw material export while increasing processed mineral export. Tariff stratification on mineral commodities distorts trade patterns, affecting business orientation in upstream and downstream sectors. Furthermore, tier tariff significantly elevates the export quantity of downstream products compared to flat export taxes, directly proportional to export value. Export contraction of raw materials resulted from tier tariff slightly lower than the flat type but with a higher exports performance of processed products. The shifting phenomena to the value-added industry indicate an effort for export taxes evasion. This finding is reinforced by the massive investment inflow in the mineral processing sector. Meanwhile, the exporter manufacturing industry positively correlates with the export performance of processed products and a negative direction with raw material, which aligns with the main finding.

Abstrak :
Skripsi ini merupakan penelitian yang dilakukan untuk menganalisa dampak liberalisasi perdagangan dan kebijakan pajak ekspor terhadap performa ekspor UMKM di Indonesia. Sampel data yang digunakan adalah tahun 2000 hingga tahun 2011 dengan individu yang terdiri 15 sektor industri berdasarkan klasifikasi dua digit ISIC rev. 1968 menggunakan model Fixed Effect. Dalam penelitian ini ditemukan bahwa penurunan hambatan tarif yang dilakukan di era liberalisasi perdagangan tidak memberikan pengaruh terhadap performa ekspor UMKM Indonesia selama tahun penelitian sehingga kebijakan hambatan tarif tidak menjadi prioritas. Dampak nyata akan lebih terasa apabila dilakukan peningkatan pajak ekspor. ...... This thesis is one of the few studies conducted to analyze the impact of trade liberalization on export performance of MSMEs in the Indonesian. The sample data is used from 2000 to 2011 with individuals who comprise 15 industry classifications ISIC rev. 1968 with Fixed Effect model. It was found that reduction in tariff barriers in the era of trade liberalization do not give effect to the export performance of Indonesian MSMEs. The real impact will be felt through the increasing of export taxes.