Determination of Agricultural Sector and Subsector Potentially Leading and with Superior in District Hie Location Quotientmethod Static, Dynamic Input and Output Location Quotient

Abstract

In an analysis of the general conditions in Buru and formulation of appropriate development strategy and focus, the main question that always comes up is what the main development potential possessed by Buru. This question is very important because the analysis of the general conditions of the area should be able to bring about the ultimate potential of the economic analysis of the sectoral areas. One way to see the main potential Buru from the standpoint of comparative advantage (comparatif advantage) of certain sectors and sub-sectors relative to other regions, then the coefficient location (Location Quotient) and Input Output used in this research. Economic sectors and sub-sectors of agriculture are categorized sector and sub-sector basis in Buru base is as construction, agriculture, manufacturing and mining and quarrying sector, livestock sector, subsector food crops, estate crops and forestry sub-sectors. Sectors and sub-sectors and still potentially superior seed in Buru were mining, manufacturing, and construction sectors, plantation crops, food crops subsector, and forestry sub-sectors. While the electricity sector, trade, transport and financial sectors, the fisheries sub-sector is a sector that has not been superior but still has the potential to excel in Buru. Input-output analysis concluded; building sector, the manufacturing sector, subsector of fisheries and forestry sub-sector is the sector / subsector that has a multiplier value of output and value in the highest income multiplier Buru, while the manufacturing sector is a sector that has a forward linkage value and high backward linkages. Sector / subsector that are likely prospective and have a guaranteed market is the mining sub-sector, a large retail trade subsector and sub-sectors of general government and defense. As for the agriculture sector is the food crops subsector, plantation crops, and forestry sub-sectors.

Keywords: Location Quotient, input output, sector / subsector basis, sector / subsector seed, sector / subsector potential