This study aims to examine the effect of inflation, Unemployment, Exports,
Imports and Corruption to economic growth in the countries of the Islamic
Cooperation Organization (OIC) for the period 200-2019. This study uses annual
data for 15 years. Eviews 9 software is used to process data. Data analysis
techniques used panel data consisting of time series from 2005-2019 with cross
section data of twenty OCI countries. The Chow test is used to see one of the
models in the panel data regression between the fixed effect model (FEM) and the
common effect model (CEM) fixed coefficent model. The Hausman test is used to
select a model in panel data regression between fixed effect model (FEM) and
random effects model (REM), Langrangge Multiplier (LM) test is used to select a
model in panel data regression between coefficients. Fixed common effect model
(CEM) and random effects model random effect model (REM). The results showed
that the Inflation variable had a negative and insignificant effect, Unemployment
has no significant positive effect, Exports have a positive and significant effect,
Imports have a positive and significant effect, and Corruption has a significant
negative effect.