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Ekonomi Bisnis
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ISSN : 0853862X     EISSN : 20898002     DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.35760/eb
Core Subject : Economy, Science, Social,
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Jurnal Ilmiah Ekonomi Bisnis is a journal through a peer-review process. Jurnal Ilmiah Ekonomi Bisnis is intended for academics and researchers to publish their articles which is an original text that has not been published in another journal. The focus and scope are in the fields of management, economics and accounting.Jurnal Ilmiah Ekonomi Bisnis is a journal through a peer-review process. Jurnal Ilmiah Ekonomi Bisnis is intended for academics and researchers to publish their articles which is an original text that has not been published in another journal. The focus and scope are in the fields of management, economics and accounting.
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The Effect of Demand-Side Issues in Accessing External Funds on Performance of SMEs in Thailand Naruanard Naruanard; Bernice Kotey
Jurnal Ilmiah Ekonomi Bisnis Vol 12, No 3 (2007): English
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Several factors have been identified in the literature as affecting SME performance, in particular ability to access finance. Access to finance is in turn influenced by variables in both the enterprise’s internal and external environment. It is held that SMEs are unable to access external finance because they are not investment ready. They lack the necessary information and knowledge of their businesses to approach finance providers or to be successful in accessing funds if they do. Face-to-face interviews using structured questionnaire were conducted to collect primary data from 407 SMEs operating in the trading sector in 3 provinces-Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Khon Kan. Results of the structural equation modeling (SEM) reveal that quality of financial information has significant positive effect on performance and on owner-managers’ perception of their ability to access external capital. A significant positive effect of ability to access capital on performance was also found.Key Words: Ability to access external finance, performance.
INFLUENCE MANAGER'S INVESTMENT ATTITUDE ON ORGANIZATION ENVIRONMENT AND PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE REKSADANA SHARES (Study on Mutual Fund Management Company Reksadana Shares in Indonesia) Teddy Oswari; Dionysia Kowanda
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The purpose of this research is to measures the effect of investment manager attitude through operational employees to mutual funds work attitude portfolio, to analyse how big the organizational environment effect together with investment manager attitude, through operational employees to mutual funds work attitude portfolio and analyse the effect of organizational envirobment to investment manage attitude in mutual funds company. The observation conducted in 72 mutual funds company, the data collecting using questionnaire that filled by the investment manager and to the operational employee who help and run mutual fundscompany. By using Anova statistical analysis, determiner cohesion parameter and methods, i.e. Sharpe, Treynor and Jensen to know whether or not there’d be effect among operational employees, organisational environment, and work portfolio in matual funds company in Indonesia. In conclusion, the effect of organisational environment (X1) to operational employees (X2) has the big effect, the effect of organisational environment (X1)to investment manager attitude (X3) has the second biggest effect, and the third is the effect of the operational employees (X2) to work attitude using (Y Treynor), the fourth is the effect of operational employees (X2) to work attitude using (Y Jensen), and the smallest effect is the operational employee (X2) to work attitude using (Y Shape). From the analysis it is discovered an indication that mutual funds company put the employees more important than their orientation on gaining return.Keywords: sikap manajer investasi, karyawan pelaksana, lingkungan organisasi, reksadana saham1
INTERNET USAGE BY COLLEGE STUDENTS AS THE SEARCHING MEDIA AND INFORMATION INVESTIGATION Iman Murtono Soenhadji; Romdhoni Susiloatmadja
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This  research  aims  to  investigate  internet  utilization among  undergraduate  students (S1) of  Information Systems,  Information Technology, Management, Accounting and D3 degree students of Business and Entrepreneurship.  Extant internet facility in this study  is  utilization  of  University  website  by  the  students  in  accordance  with  their academic grades and assignments given by  the  lecturers. This research also  focuses on determinant and  constraint  factors  in choosing  internet as media  for  information searching  and  browsing. The  respondents  for  this  study  are  students  of Faculty  of Economics  and  Faculty  of  Computer  Science,  Gunadarma  University.    From  1200 targeted respondents, only 41 students respond in the first stage and 140 in the second stage. Questionnaire  is  delivered  using  (download  mode  in)  lecturer  website. Respondents  were  grouped  based  on  the  study  program, Statistical  testing  using SPSS  indicates  that  the  most  frequent  visited  websites  are  education-related  ones, whereas the most searched and browsed websites are the commercial and institutional ones.   The most  exploited menu  in  the University website  is Studentsite. Pearson’s chi-square  test  (with  significance degree =  0.006) denotes a  significant  relationship between study program and students’ confidence level of internet contribution to their study.  Moreover, the levels of students’ confidence vary among program studies.   Keywords:  determinant  factors,  constraint  factors,  internet,  information,  university students, websites. 
NETWORK ANALYSIS TO MEASURE TIME EFFICIENCY AND IMPLEMENTATION COST PRODUCTION PROCESS: A CASE STUDY ON MUJUR JAYA COMPANY Toto Sugiharto; Nofi Triana
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Competition in industrial sector does not only apply to garment and electronic subsectors but also to food & beverage subsectors. Accordingly Mujur Jaya—a medium enterprise operating in food & beverage subsector—is required to maintain its existence, growth, and competitiveness. This can be accomplished through production decision which leads to production efficiency and product quality improvement. The objective of this study is to analyze time efficiency and cost of production processes within the firm. Network analysis was applied. Primary data regarding chronological order, time, and costs of production processes were collected and directly measured at the location of the firm. Critical Path Methods, in particular methods of Earliest Start Time & Earliest Finish and Latest Start Time & Latest Finish Time were used to analyze data. Results of the study indicated that production process cost can be reduced up to IDR1870 per production cycle by cutting production time by approximately 2 minutes. In the long term, this improvement (i.e., time and cost of production process) would be of beneficials for the firm.Key words: network analysis; critical path methods; time of production process; cost of production process.
THE INFLUENCE OF DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL AND TRADE REGULATION COUNSELING TOWARD BUSINESSPERSON’S RESPONSIBILITY TO PAY SIUP RESTRIBUTION Dody Hermana
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The objective of this research is to analyze the influence of extension on responsibility of businessperson and domestic income, and to analyze the impact of responsibility of local businesspersons on domestic income. Data were collected through interview, observation, and documentation study. Path analysis was used in this research. Results of this research showed that extension program of Regional Regulation was perceived well organized, responsibility of businesspersons in paying regional tax was high, and there was significant increase in domestic income. It was also found that Regional Regulation extension program has no significant effect on both the rate of businesspersons’ responsibility and domestic income in Kabupaten Cirebon. In addition, effectiveness of Regional Regulation extension program depends heavily on knowledge capacity of extension officers as well as their attitudes in delivering information through the program. Implications of this research are that persuasive approaches, honesty, and transparencies of tax officers are required in collecting regional trade license tax from regional taxpayers. These, in turn, will result in a better sympathetic and responsibility of business community.Key words: Domestic Industrial and Trade Regulation Extension Program; businesspersons; domestic income; taxpayer responsibility.
INFLUENCE OF RATE POLICY, ADVERTISING, AND SERVICE PROCESS TOWARD THE LOYALTY POSTPAID CUSTOMER TELKOM FLEXI (A Study In Plasa Telkom Regional Office Bandung Telecommunications) Waseso Segoro; Nandan Limakrisna
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Until 2006 Telkom customer growth has steadily increased. However, customer of Flexi Classy—a post-pay Telkom product, has decreased as to compare with other product of the firm such as XL, Satelindo, and Telkomsel. The objective of the study is to analyze the effect of tariff policy, advertisement, and service process on Flexi Classy customer loyalty. Data were gathered from 80 respondents, who were randomly selected, using a tested questionnaire (i.e., validity and reliability). Multiple linear regression analysis was performed to analyze the data. It was found that tariff policy, advertisement, and service process were well appreciated by respondents. In addition, it was also found that these variables significantly affect customer loyalty.Key words: tariff policy; advertisement; service process; customer loyalty.
VARIABLES THAT AFFECT CONSUMER DECISION TO BUY MOBILE PHONE PRODUCT Didin Mukodim; Erliansyah Erliansyah
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Communication is an important aspect in human life that has significantly changes human life styles. Mobile phones are one of communication device that has been widely used by millions of people around the world, including Indonesia. This study is aimed analyzing variables which have the potentials to influence mobile phone consumer buying decision. Primary data covering variables such as subjective norms, company brand, level of information process, and consumers’ buying decision were used. Data were collected from respondents, who are mobile phone users, using questionnaires which have been tested (i.e., validity and reliability tests). Factor analysis along with multiple regression analysis was performed. Results of the study indicated that subjective norms and company brand were found as variables having stronger influences on mobile phone consumer buying decision.Key words: consumer buying decision; subjective norms; company brand; level of information process.
ELUCIDATION TERRITORIAL REGULATION EFFECT ON INDUSTRY AND TRADE OF EMPLOYERS RESPONSIBILITY TO PAY SIUP RETRIBUTION Dody Hermana
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The objective of this research is to analyze the influence of extension on responsibility of businessperson and domestic income, and to analyze the impact of responsibility of local businesspersons on domestic income. Data were collected through interview, observation, and documentation study. Path analysis was used in this research. Results of this research showed that extension program of Regional Regulation was perceived well organized, responsibility of businesspersons in paying regional tax was high, and there was significant increase in domestic income. It was also found that Regional Regulation extension program has no significant effect on both the rate of businessperson’s responsibility and domestic income in Kabupaten Cirebon. In addition, effectiveness of Regional Regulation extension program depends heavily on knowledge capacity of extension officers as well as their attitudes in delivering information through the program. Implications of this research are that persuasive approaches, honesty, and transparencies of tax officers are required in collecting regional trade license tax from regional taxpayers. These, in turn, will result in a better sympathetic and responsibility of business community.Key words: Domestic Industrial and Trade Regulation Extension Program; businesspersons; domestic income; taxpayer responsibility.

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