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THE INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL RATIOS AGAINST GROWTH OF PROFITS AT MANUFACTURING COMPANIES LISTED ON THE INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE Siti Nurlaela, Ning Tiyas, Kartika Hendra Titisari &
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This research aims to know the influence of current ratio, debt to equity, return on assets, return on equity, and net profitmargin against profit growth at the companys manufacturing Indonesia stock exchange. The data used are secondary datafrom the Indonesia capital market financial report directory (ICMD). The population of this research all the manufacturingcompanies listed on the Indonesia stock exchange. The samples used in the study was 63 manufacturing companies listed onthe Indonesia stock exchange. Method of determination of the sample used by using purposive sampling. Results descriptivestatistics show that current ratio value is quite high compared to other variables, this indicates that the high short-termpayment companies rather than increase its own capital to guarantee debt . Based on the correlation analysis shows thevariable current ratio, debt to equity ratio, return on assets, and net profit margin is correlated with positive and significantprofit growth supported by empirical evidence, while the return on equity is correlated negative and significant profit growthsupported by empirical evidence.Keywords: Liquidity; Solvency; Profitability; the profit growth
Wayang In Javanese Mythology: Cultural Communication Through Surakarta Wayang Wong Sriwedari (WWS) Community on Social Media Sutarso, Joko
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Wayang Wong is a culture which continues to live and thrive in Sriwedari Park, Surakarta,for 107 years. It’s a culture which was born in 2011 and survives and grows in thesociety because it has philosophical, artistic and moral values, so that it doesn’t onlyprovide entertainment but also lessons for people. Wayang orang is an adaptation of shadowpuppet which emerged earlier in the society and was even considered religion by Javanesepeople. Wayang orang performance is an art performance which combines dance, theatre,literature, voice and pentatonic music harmoniously and is filed by aesthetic values(edi-peni) and moral philosophical lessons (adi-luhung). There are four analysis units usedin this paper, which are puppets as mythology, character, story, puppet master anddirecting. Cultural communication by Wayang Wong Sriwedari (WWS) community onFacebook is done by a group of volunteers who are considered successful incontributing in increasing the number of audience and attention of public policymakers inthe preservation of wayang orang as a part of the national cultural wealth.Keywords: Wayang Orang, Cultural Communication, Cultural Value and Social Media.
Effect of Financial Performance on Share Price on Listed Companies In Indonesia Stock Exchange Suhendro, Handayani, R. Riana Dewi &
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This study aimed to determine the effect of market value, profitability,solvency, activity and liquidity to the stock price on the companysconsumer goods manufacturing industry sectors listed on the IndonesiaStock Exchange. The independent variable in this study is the Price EarningRatio (PER), Return on Equity (ROE), Debt to Equity Ratio (DER), TotalAssets Turnover (TATO), the Current Ratio (CR) and Return on Assets(ROA). While the dependent variable in this study is the stock price.Sampling was done by using purposive sampling method. The sample usedin this study is a company manufacturing consumer goods industry sectorlisted in Indonesia Stock Exchange in the period 2014-2016, with a total of23 companies. The results of this study concluded that the variable return onequity and total asset turnover affect the stock prices of companiesmanufacturing consumer goods industry sector, while the variable PriceEarning Ratio, Debt to Equity Ratio, Current Ratio, and return on assetsdoes not affect the stock prices of companies manufacturing consumergoods industry sector.Keywords: Financial Performance, Stock Price
The Influence of Profitability, Liquidity, Leverage, and Company Growth to Dividend Policy on Agricultural Companies In Indonesia Stock Exchange Kartika Hendra Titisari, Okta Finingsih, Siti Nurlaela &
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Capital Market Issuers in Indonesia are divided into several sectors. One of them isthe agricultural sector. The agricultural sector contributes 1.69% of the total marketcapitalization in the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). The agricultural sector is theowner of the smallest capitalization value compared to other sectors, this is becausethe number of agricultural sector issuers is also smaller than other sector issuers. Sofar the author has not found a research focusing on agricultural sector companies.Population in this research is all agriculture company in Indonesia Stock Exchange,sample is determined by purposive sampling method. This research is focused toknow the influence of financial ratios namely Profitability, Liquidity, Leverage,and Company Growth to dividend policy on agricultural companies in IndonesiaStock Exchange period 2011-2016. The dependent variable in this study isDividend Policy, and the independent variable consists of Profitability, Liquidity,Leverage, and Company Growth. Methods of data analysis using multiple linearregression analysis. The result of multiple linear regression test shows thatprofitability ratio measured by Return on Asset has significant influence to thedividend policy, while other independent variables have no significant influence todividend policy. The result of determination coefficient test shows that 19.8%dependent variable in this research can be explained by the model of this research.Keyword: Profitability, Liquidity, Leverage, Growth, Dividend
Internet Usage For Learning Interest In UNISRI Surakarta In 2018 Yusuf, Yusuf
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The development of computer technology and telecommunications so fast thatpervasive in everyday human life. In the 21st century, computers become a veryconventional media in the world, especially with other technologies that have beenembedded in it is the internet network. The Internet network is a computer networkcapable of connecting computers around the world, so information in differenttypes and in various forms can be communicated between the world in an instantand globally. Information technology has opened the eyes of the world to a newworld, new interactions, a new market place, and an unlimited world businessnetwork. To that end, the purpose of this study is to determine the use of theInternet as a source of learning from students Slamet Riyadi University Surakarta.This research is designed with qualitative discriptip research approach. Internetprovided by Unisri with bandwidth 40 MBPS with rental value Rp. 15,000,000 permonth. In fact, ideally Unisri with students about 4000 an and to support theperformance of lecturers and employees, the Unisri requires Bandwidth 100 to 200MBPS. The limited bandwidth conditions in use are distributed to the Faculty ofLaw with 2 MBPS and a maximum of 4 MBPS. Faculty of Economics with 3MBPS and maximum 5 MBPS. Fisipol with 2 MBPS and maximum 4 MBPS.FKIP with 3 MBPS and maximum 5 MBPS. Faculty of Agriculture with 2 MBPSand maximum 4 MBPS. Fatipa with 3 and maximum 5 MBPS. Post with 2 MBPSwith maximum 4 MBPS. Library with 8 MBPS and maximum 10 MBPS.University Office with 5 MBPS and maximum 8 MBPS. Seeing the distribution ofinternet network Unisri for Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Law, Fisipol, Fatipa,faculty of agriculture, internet usage to support the learning process, students canbe used relatively, though students still often use HP Androidnya because Unisriinternet network perceived student very slow. Special students FKIP is stilldifficult to access the internet Unisri in class when the learning process takes place.Unlimited Bandwidth Limitations FKIP proposes to raise Banwith internet Unisri,but no follow-up. As a result, FKIP Unisri installed its own internet with a capacityof 100 MBPS for the benefit of lecturers and administrative support of education,but not accessible to students, with the amount of rent Rp. 1.6 million rupiah eachmonth. The fact that the use of the Internet for the benefit of learning despitealready implemented, but not maximal due to lecturer factors that do notmaximally use the internet in learning and in the assignment, because of the slowinternet and less familiar lecturer to the internet. On the student side become moreuse internet more as entertainment media.
The Influence of Liquidity, Leverage, Profitability and Activity Against Growth of Profits at Property and Real Estate Companies Listed on BEI Kartika Hendra Titisari, Maulina Ratna Dewi, Siti Nurlaela &
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This research aims to test the influence of liquidity, leverage, profitability, andactivity against growth of profit at property and real estate companies listed onBEI.. The population of this research is all the property and real estate companieslisted in BEI during 2014-2016. Based on the method purposive sampling, samplesof this research as much as 34 property and real estate companies listed on BEI.Type of data used in this research is secondary data obtained from(www.idx.co.id). Methods of analysis used are multiple linear regression analysis.The results showed liquidity and leverage do not have influence to the profitgrowth, while profitability and activity have influence to the profit growth.Keywords: liquidity, leverage, profitability, activity, profit growth
Innovation Primary Care Physician in the Era of JKN in Building Interpersonal Communication With Patients (Case Study of Primary Care Physicians In Surakarta to Universal Health Coverage) Sudarmo, Nurfitri Kurniawati, Prahastiwi Utari &
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This study entitled the innovation of primary care physicians in the era of JKN inbuilding interpersonal communication with patients (Case study of primary carephysician at Surakarta in universal health). This study aims to provide learning andknowledge development within the health care industry with the application ofeducational symbiosis innovation. This research uses case study method, that isqualitative data analysis method that emphasizes on certain cases that happened inthe object of current analysis. This method uses descriptive analysis with inductiveapproach in analyzing data. WHO has agreed on achieving universal healthcoverage (UHC) in 2014. Universal health coverage is a health system that ensuresevery citizen in the population has fair access to high quality promotive,preventive, curative and rehabilitative services at an affordable cost. Universalcoverage contains two core elements: access to fair and quality health services forevery citizen, and the protection of financial risk when citizens use health services.In Indonesia UHC system is implemented in 2019.The subjects of the study were primary care physicians and their patients residingin Surakarta City. The results show that the interpersonal relationships of primarycare physicians with their patients can be well established and effective in the eraof universal health. Innovate the service industry by providing patient-centeredknowledge. The centralized patient communication theory (PCM), which is part ofthe relationship communication theory, provides an overall explanation of thepatient-centered interpersonal communication process. Helps to change the stressorin the patients self into a healthy lifestyle.Keywords: interpersonal communication, primary care physician , innovation.
Moral Literacy in Historical Stories of National Heroes: Studies in Character Educations on History Learning at Surakarta High School Samsi Haryanto, Yudi Hartono, Asrowi, Mulyoto dan
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A history usually presents a hero in the chronology of its story. Hero stories containimportant values as a material of moral literacy for students. The potential heroes storiesfor character education. Character education is a value education process which based onthe philosophy of humanistic education. In that context, the relevant learning model is aconstructivist model such as Discovery Learning, Problem-Based Learning, and Project-Based Learning. By these models and based on Lickonas view about morality as thereference of character education. Students will discover and understand the moral valuesor concepts of the heros story as a basis for taking certain moral attitudes and actionsthrough the process of internalization, i.e., the developmental changing of behavior whichis controlled externally by internally controlled behavior. The lecture model, as stillpracticed by some teachers in history teaching practice in Indonesia, tends to beindoctrinated and can undermine character education itself.
Factors That Affect the Financial Performance of the Manufacturing Companies Listed on The Indonesia Stock Exchange Siti Nurlaela, Evia Kurniawati, Kartika Hendra Titiari &
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This study examined the influence of Current Ratio, Debt To Equity Ratio, andTotal Asset Turnover against the financial performance of the company stated inthe Return On Assets on the manufacturing companies listed on the indonesia stockexchange. Sample from this research is as much as 84 manufacturing companieslisted on the indonesia stock exchange. Types of data used are secondary data thatcomes from the Indonesia Capital Market Directory (ICMD). Results descriptivestatistics showed that an increase in the companys financial performance, which ifviewed from the perameternya the companys financial performance more doneparameter Current ratio. Based on the correlation analysis shows the CurrentRatio effect significantly to Return On Assets, Debt To Equity Ratio was notsignificant effect against the Return On assets, and Total Asset Turnover effectsignificantly to Return On Assets. Based on regression analysis, we find thatvariable Current Ratio, Debt To Equity Ratio, and Total Asset Turnover effectsignificantly to the financial performance of the company stated in the Return OnAssets.Keywords: Company Financial Performance, Return On Asset, Current Ratio, Debt toEquity Ratio, Total Asset Turnover
Analysis of Effect of Dividend Policy, Policies Debt, Profitability and Investment Decision in the Value of The Company Suhendro, Pinkan Ajeng Maulina, Riana Rachmawati Dewi &
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The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of dividend policy, debtpolicy, profitability, and investment decisions in part on the value of thecompany.The data used secondary data, with a population of basic chemicalindustry research company went public listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange2012-2016 period. The sampling technique is purposive sampling of 65 companiesacquired 12 companies basic chemical industry for five years. Results from thisstudy thatdividend policy (payout ratio) does not affect the value of the company(price to book value) .kebijakan debt (debt to equity ratio) has no effect on thevalue of the company (price to book value). Profitability (return on equity) effecton firm value (price to book value). investment decisions (price earnings ratio)effect on firm value (price to book value) Adjusted R2 of 0.399, which means thatthe value of the company was affected by the dividend policy, debt policy,profitability, and investment decisions. While the remaining 60.1% (0.601) isinfluenced by other factors outside the research.Keywords: dividend policy, debt policy, Profitability, Investment Decision, CompanyValue

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