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The Influence Of Profitability, Liquidity, Leverage, And Dividend Policy On Investor Response: Firm Size As A Moderation Anggita Ika Lilyani; Akhmad Riduwan; Bambang Suryono
Lead Journal of Economy and Administration Vol 1 No 4 (2023): Lead Journal of Economy and Administration (LEJEA)
Publisher : International Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.56403/lejea.v1i4.100

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This study aimed to examine the effect of profitability, liquidity, leverage, and dividend policy on investors’ response; with firm size as the moderating variable. Moreover, the study was quantitative. The data collection technique used purposive sampling. In line with that, there were 334 samples from 39 Property and Real Estate companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange during 2012-2021. Furthermore, the data analysis technique used multiple linear regression. As the result concluded that (a) profitability had a positive effect on investors’ response;(b) liquidity had a positive effect on investors’ response; (c) leverage did not affect investors’ response; (d) dividend policy did not affect investors’ response; (e) firm size was not able to moderate the effect of profitability on investors’ response; (f) firm size was able to moderate positively the effect of liquidity on investors’ response; (g) firm size was not able to moderate the effect of leverage on investors’ response; and (h) firm size was not able to moderate the effect of dividend policy on investors’ response.
The Effect Of Moral Equity, Locus Of Control, Environmental Uncertainty, Organizational Commitment, Reward, And Motivation On Budgetary Slack: Participatory Budgeting As A Moderating Variable Anjelika Harniaty Sinaldi; Akhmad Riduwan; Maswar Patuh Priyadi
Lead Journal of Economy and Administration Vol 2 No 1 (2023): Lead Journal of Economy and Administration (LEJEA)
Publisher : International Publisher

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.56403/lejea.v2i1.122

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This study aimed to examine and analyze the effect of moral equity, locus ofcontrol, environment uncertainty, organizational commitment, reward, andmotivation onbudgetary slack: participative budgeting as a moderating variable. The population was all employees who worked at Local Government Organization in East Manggarai Sub-district. Moreover, the data collection technique used purposive sampling. In line with that, there were 115 employees as the sample. Furthermore, the instrument in the data collection technique used questionnaires. The research was quantitative. Additionally, the data analysis technique used multiple linear regression. As the result, it concluded that: (a) moral equity had a negative effect on budgetary slack; (b) locus of control had a negative effect on budgetary slack; (c) motivation had a negative effect on budgetary slack, (d) participative budgeting strengthened the effect of moral equity on budgetary slack; (e) environment uncertainty did not affect on budgetary slack: (f) organizational commitment did not affect budgetary slack; (g) reward did not affect budgetary slack; (h) participative budgeting did not moderate the effect of locus of control on budgetary slack; (i) participative budgeting did not moderate the effect of environment uncertainty om budgetary slack; (j) participative budgeting did not moderate the effect of organizational commitment on budgetary slack; (k) participative budgeting did not moderate the effect of reward on budgetary slack; and (l) participative budgeting did not moderate the effect of motivation on budgetary slack.