| Summary: | Exports play an important role in economy, the main objectives of this study are to determine
the relationship between level of exports with gross domestic products, imports, inflation rate, foreign
direct investment and exchange rate. Next, to identify the most significant variable that affects the
exports performances in 5 selected ASEAN countries out of 10 ASEAN members included
Singapore, followed by Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines and Indonesia. Due to that, by using data from
World Development Indicators this study conducted panel data analysis for the period of 1996 to
2017 and consider Gross Domestic Product, Imports, Inflation, Exchange Rate and Foreign direct
investment as independent variables. The final model results show that Gross Domestic Product,
Import and Inflation ended with positive relationship with export performance. Opposite that,
exchange rate was found to negatively impact on export performance. While foreign direct investment
was found to insignificantly relate with export performance. Following that, suggested as
recommendations, idea for future researcher are to widening or narrowing the scope or area of study.
And to adding any related macroeconomic variables to the study.
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