Performance of Manufacturing MSEs in Bali Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic

This study measured the impact of Covid-19 on total revenue manufacturing micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in Bali, aggregate specifically by each type 2-digit ISIC. Using Cobb-Douglas model, fixed capital, number labors, factors related to technical inefficiency were also evaluated. According findings, decreased about one-fifth during pandemic. Specifically, significant was experienced MSEs with ISIC: 11 13 form a positive 14 negative impact. As expected, two input had elasticity revenue. Education is only non-statistically factor associated inefficiency. male entrepreneurs, productive age groups, capital that not dominated own applying for loan from people's business loans (KUR), using internet process tend perform better. Overall, efficiency before pandemic comparable, ranging between 40 80, while decreasing distributional pattern shows some ISIC