The Realization Of Economic Revitalization Through MSME

Dewi, Mega Arisia The Realization Of Economic Revitalization Through MSME. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7 (11). pp. 1926-1931. ISSN 2515-8260

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Abstract

The direction of developing MSME will encourage the realization of economic revitalization which is expected to be more pro-people's economy. In essence, economic revitalization is a joint movement between the government and the people. Efforts to make the people's economy a pillar of the national economy found important momentum after the 1998 economic crisis at which time the concept of partnership which was an idea of the New Order era was difficult to materialize due to various obstacles such as the low quality of human resources, lack of technology and information, production factors, facilities and infrastructure, aspects funding and financing services that are not yet supportive, the business climate is not yet supportive, as well as coordination and guidance that have not been going well. MSMEs with their intrinsic characteristics and potential are vital elements of an economic system that can truly create people's welfare.The development of a people's economy requires side with the government. Partisanship does not mean to win over the weak, but so that competition can be healthy and balanced. The government takes sides in doing something so that the weak economic groups have sufficient power so that they can freely develop their businesses, if necessary, compete profitably with other companies. Referring to Article 33 of the 1945 Constitution, local governments need to develop their roles to jointly manage all natural wealth for the people's economic interests. It is hoped that the strengthening of the populist economic system will be able to stem and minimize the negative impacts that arise due to globalization.

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