Nusantara Innovation Journal (NIJ) Vol. xx No.

xx (20xx): xx-xx

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Tri Haryanto 1 (superscript)

Shochrul Rohmatul Ajija 2 (superscript)

M. Khoerul Mubin 3 (superscript)

Department of Economics, Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia

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Department of Management, Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia

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Department of Accounting, Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia

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ABSTRACT
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and scope of the manuscript, but also summarize the author’s conclusion.
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Introduction – Heading 1 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Align Left, Capitalize Each Word)
NTM's measures and in particular technical measures have been a hallmark of
international trade in goods regulation. Most technical regulations are……..
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Literature Review – Heading 1 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Align Left, Capitalize Each Word)
There are three points will be discussed in literature
review……………………………………………
 
 
Non Tariff Measures and Exchange Rates – Heading 2 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Italic, Capitalize
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Some studies have found that non-tariff measures has a negative impact on trade
(Diesdier, Fontage, and Mimouni 2008; Wei, Huang and Yang, 2012; Shepotylo 2016). Other
research shows that…..
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Sanitation or Phytosanitary (SPS) and Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) – Heading 2

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SPS and TBT policies require better production processes, investments in new
technologies, efficient trade infrastructure, and the use of….
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Data and Research Methods – Heading 1 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Align Left, Capitalize Each
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To understand circular flows of goods and services between households, we
conducted the household survey 2015 and 2016 and gather detailed information on
household transaction and its composition within the village. The household surveys
comprise…………………………………

Finding and Discussion – Heading 1 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Align Left, Capitalize Each Word)

Concerning disaggregate transaction, our estimates indicate that rice and NTFPs
transactions are significantly increasing among other transactions in WRs, which are not
only producers but traders of these products in the village. In our
estimation…………………………..
 Conclusion – Heading 1 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Align Left, Capitalize Each Word)
This paper explores how domestic remittances affect the mutual transactions among
households with remittances through their trade of locally-produced products as the
intermediate inputs and intermediate demand
for………………………………………………………………...
References – Heading 1 (CALIBRI, 12, Bold, Align Left, Capitalize Each Word)
Rohani M.M., & Yusoff, A. S. (2015). Tahap Kesediaan Pelajar Dalam Penggunaan Teknologi,
Pedagogi, Dan Kandungan (TPACK) Dalam Pembelajaran Kurikulum di IPT. Proceeding of the
3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, Pulau Pinang.
(Minimum references 15 (80% from published work)