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Quantitative Economics Research
Published by Universitas Negeri Malang
ISSN : 26215918     EISSN : 26215918     DOI : 10.17977
Core Subject : Economy,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance
Quantitative Economics Research is an International Journal publishes original and high quality applied research orientation in the field of economics that employ theoretical, empirical, and experimental methods. This journal also encourages review articles in particular innovative and fundamental papers that focus on various facets of economics of the emerging market and developing economies. Quantitative Economics Research is double-blind peer reviewed journal and bi-annually published by Department of Development Economics, Faculty of Economics, Universitas Negeri Malang. Readable, accessible contributions cut through the complex field of economics to make a genuinely valuable contribution to the current understanding of the subject and the development of new ideas. All published articles are made freely available online without subscription charges.
Arjuna Subject : Ilmu Ekonomi, Ekonometrika dan Keuangan (semua kategori) - Ilmu Ekomomi dan Ekonometrika
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Relative impact of Fiscal and Monetary Policy on the Growth of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Nigeria Ehikioya, Imoughele Lawrence; Uduh, Dominic Marior; Edeme, Richardson Kojo
Quantitative Economics Research Vol 1, No 1 (2018)
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In order to determine the influence of fiscal and monetary policies on the growth of SMEsin Nigeria, this study employed time series data for the period 1986-2015, adopting the OLS estimation technique. The result suggeststhat fiscal policy is more effective in stimulating the growth performance of Nigeria SMEs comparing to monetary policy. Hence, the suggestion that government should pay more attention to fiscal policy. A combination of both policies is also recommendedfor optimal performance of the SMEs sector in the Nigerian economy.JEL Codes: E63, O11, O23
Determination of Monetary Transmission through the Types of Credit on Economic Growth Sipahutar, Mangasa Augustinus
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Banks credit by usage (working capital, investment and consumer credit) and by economic sectors (agricultural, mining, industrial, trade and services) on Indonesian economic growth explainedthe role of banks credit as a monetary transmission channel. Banks credit for investment, agricultural, industrial, trade and services, have a significant effect on economic growth. Thus, as a growth accelerating factor, investment credit aimed to financing agricultural, industrial, trade and services areable to promote qualified growth of Indonesian economy as well as reducing unemployment rate. This study uses bankscredit data by usage, economic sectors, economic growth and unemployment rate in the period of 1991-2014. Model estimation on the relationship between banks credit by usage on economic growth and unemployment using ECM (Error Correction Mechanism) model, while the relationship between banks credit by economic sectors oneconomic growth using in?difference regressionon OLS (Ordinary Least Square) model.Credit depth as the ratio between banks credit and economic growth is only appropriate for the analysis of banks credit relationship usage on economic growth, while by economic sectors, their role depend on the magnitude of credit portfolio to total banks credit.Keywords: credit by economic sectors; credit by usage; economic growthJEL Codes: E6, O2, O4
The Effect of Human Resource Quality and Budgeting Participation on Organizational Culture and Organizational Performance Astuti, Ni Putu Widya; Yasa, I Nyoman Mahaendra
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This research aims at understaning the effect of human resource quality and budgeting participation on organizational culture and organizational performance. The sample of research undergoes 126 respondents from 42 Organization of Regional Devices in Tabanan Regency, Bali, Indonesia. This research used SEM analysis of Partial Least Square (PLS). The result show that (1) the quality of human resources has a significant positive relationship with the performance of the organization of the regional apparatus, (2) the participation of budget compilation has no significant positive effect on the organizational culture, (3) the quality of human resources has a significant positive effect on organizational performance (4) the participation of budget compilation has a significant positive influence on the performance of organization of regional apparatus (5) organizational culture has a significant positive effect on the performance of organization, (6) human Resource quality has a significant relationship with the performance of Regional Device Organization through culture organization, (7) budgetary participation on the performance of Regional Devices Organizations through organizational culture. Keywords: budgetary participation; organizational culture; performance organization JEL Codes: D73, H11, O20
Analysis of Economic Growth Determination and Invesment Needs in North Lombok Sucipto, Bambang; Hailuddin, Hailuddin; Harsono, Iwan
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The purpose of this research aiming at (1) analyzing how big influence of labor, private investment and government expenditure (capital expenditure) to the economic growth of North Lombok Regency, and (2) understanding the amount of Investment need to achieve economic growth in North Lombok Regency. This research undergo a quantitative approach by using time series data source during 2009-2016 from Bureau Central of Statistics (BPS) and documents sourced from both the local government of North Lombok Regency and various publication papers. The analysis technique used in this research is Multiple Linear Regression and Incremental Capital Output Ratio (ICOR) Analysis. The findings indicate that, partially, variable of investment and government expenditure did not significantly affect to the economic growth. While labor have a positive relationship and significantly to the economic growth of North Lombok Regency. Simultaneously, Investment, capital expenditure and workforce amount have a significant effect to GDP growth.Keywords: Economic growth; investment; GDPJEL Codes: R11, R53
Empirical Assessment of Selected Financial Indicators and Nigeria Gross Domestic Product Acha, Chigozie Kelechi; Umezurike, Chinaegbomkpa
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This study undertook an overview of the financial sector and considered the contributions of some selected financial indicators to the gross domestic product (GDP) in Nigeria. Data were obtained from the statistical bulletin of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for the period, 1990-2016. The variables considered include: Lending rate (LR), Real Interest rate (RIR), Money Supply (M2), Credit to Private Sector (CPS), Inflation rate (IR). Multiple regression analysis method was used to analyze the data. From the analysis, it is observed that credit to private sector (CPS) has a positive relationship with the GDP whereas the rest had negative relationship with the GDP. Further analysis using analysis of variance (ANOVA) showed that one of the factors (CPS) is significant. From the result obtained, it is recommended that the private sector should be given more access to credit. This will help in improving the economy since it has shown to have a positive relationship with the GDP.Keywords: Inflation; Lending rate; Money supply; Gross Domestic ProductJEL Codes: E43, E60, O40
The Factors Affecting Vanilla Farm Productivity in Gianyar, Bali Dewi, Ni Made Kisna; Marhaeni, A.A I N
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The main problem of vanilla farming is the lack productivity of vanilla farmers as indicated by the decreasing productivity every year. This research was conducted in Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia. Data used in this research are primary data and secondary data. While the sample in this study is vanilla farmers, amounting to 160 people. This research used descriptive analysis and inferential statistics by using path analysis. The findings of this research are the average productivity level of vanilla farm in Gianyar Regency is good enough, it is very effected by the amount of capital, technology, training through entrepreneurial variable. Second, the calculation result shows technological and training variables have direct and significant effect to entrepreneurship, while capital variable indirectly effect entrepreneurship. Third, capital variables, technology, training and entrepreneurship have a direct and significant effect on productivity. Fourth, the results of indirect calculating indicates that the variable amount of capital, technology, and training on productivity has indirect affect through entrepreneurship variable.Keywords: Farming productivity; entrepreneurship; capitalJEL Codes: P24, Q12

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