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International Journal of Seocology
Published by STIE AAS Surakarta
ISSN : 27155005     EISSN : 27154467     DOI : https://doi.org/10.29040/seocology
Core Subject : Economy, Science, Education,
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International Journal of Seocology is published by Rumah Jurnal STIE AAS Surakarta as a media to channel understanding of Science, Education, Economics, Psychology and Technology in the form of results of field or laboratory research or literature studies. This journal is published three times a year namely in September-December, January-April and May-August. The editors receive manuscripts that have never been published in other media from teachers, academics (lecturers, researchers and students) as well as related practitioners (Schools, Universities High, Government and others). Manuscripts entered will be evaluated and edited for uniformity of formats, terms and other procedures.
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Ratio Analysis of Financial Reports to Measure Organizational Performance At PMI City of Surakarta Sri Partini; Muhammad Luthfi H; Farrell Witamajaya
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
Publisher : Nur Science Institute

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.89

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Community organizations, non-profit organizations must be responsible for all operational activities of the organization. This includes financial accountability to the public. Even though the service is the service performed social and humanitarian, but the performance of the organization must be goo. Especially financial performance for continuing service to the community. To find out the financial reports and financial performance at PMI Surakarta. This research is a quantitative approach, study with data collection, observation data with in-depth interviews and documentation and field studies at PMI Surakarta City. The financial report data used in this study are the 2019-2022 PMI Surakarta City financial reports. PMI Surakarta City is a non-profit organization that must remain strong to serve the community. one way to maintain the sustainability of the organization by measuring performance. Financial performance is one of them. To measure the financial performance of the authors using ratio analysis of financial statements. The analysis of liquidity ratio , solvability ratio, profitability ratio and activity ratio of financial reports PMI Surakarta in 2019 until 2021 viewed form the liquidity ratio from 2019 to 2021 PMI Surakarta was said to be liquid, because the company was able to cover the current debt and was able to increase its liquidity. Judging the organizations Solvency ratio is not stable. At 2019 to 2020 it decreased and then at 2020 to 2021 it increased. But in 2019 and 2021 the solvency ratio is the same. At 2019 to 2021 PMI Surakarta equity can cover its debt. Meanwhile, the profitability ratio seen from 2019 to 2021 always decreases. This was due to the impact of the covid pandemic and the task of the PMI sector was social humanity which at that time was indeed very important to distribute PMI funds to the community. so there are indeed a lot of costs incurred for the community. While seen from the activity ratio, from the total asset turn over ratio is a good performance. PMI Surakarta activity from 2019 to 2021 has increased the receipt of income is greater than assets. Even though PMI Surakarta is a non-profit organization, it is very important in measuring the financial performance of financial reports. This is to avoid unwanted events due to unfavorable financial conditions. By financial statements, it is expected to improve financial performance. Other sections of related units can also use this analysis report as a performance evaluation per section. If the performance is good, it will be able to provide good service too. In accordance with PMI's vision, to be tough and loved by the community.
Literature Review of the Implementation of Digital Marketing Strategies for MSME Actors in Indonesia MA Mursidi; Dziky Ridhwanullah
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.90

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Progress digital technology has big impact For various sectors of life. With utilise matter these MSME actors in Indonesia can have opportunity more big. For example in promote goods or services. How is the digital marketing strategy implemented by MSME actors in Indonesia. The literature review method was applied to the research this. Based on results study influential digital marketing significant to MSME actors in Indonesia if using digital marketing with know the strategies and methods management For jack the sales. Temporary No influential for MSME actors who use digital marketing however tend passive as well as No know method use and only just follow the trend.
Request for Blood Components Packed Red Cell at UDD PMI Sukoharjo in Quarter I of 2021 Anisa Wahyu Wijayanti; Syarifah; Titis Wahyuono
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.91

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Packed Red Cell (PRC) is the most requested at the Blood Donation Unit (BDU) of Indonesia Red Cross (IRC) Sukoharjo Regency. PRC requests are usually transfused to patients of varying sex, ages, and blood types that vary according to need. PRC is widely used in the treatment of anemia, thalassemia, leukemia, aplastic anemia, and the consequences of other malignancies. This study aims to get an overview of PRC demand at BDU of IRC Sukoharjo Regency. This study used a quantitative descriptive design with a cross-sectional approach, the population was 2,693 and the sample was 348 patients at the BDU of IRC Sukoharjo Regency from January to March 2021. Sampling with purposive sampling technique, then the secondary data was analyzed by univariate analysis using Microsoft Excel 2010. The sample of PRC requests was 348 patients. With female gender 184 (53%) patients and male 164 (47%) patients. There is a request for PRC with blood type A positive 93 (27%) patients, B positive 105 (30%) patients, O positive 118 (34%) patients, AB positive 32 (9%) patients. Based on age with a range of <1 year 3 (1%) patients, 1-20 years 76 (22%) patients, 21-40 years 102 (29%) patients, 41-60 years 116 (33%) patients, 61-80 years 49 (14%) patients, and >81 years 2 (1%) patients. There is a majority demand for PRC in female patients, age range 41-60 years, with O positive blood type at BDU of IRC Sukoharjo Regency.
Packed Red Cell (PRC) Blood Needs on Thalasemia Patients at Hospital. Moewardi in October-December 2021 Amellia Kemastha; Syarifah; Kunti Dewi Saraswati
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.92

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Patients with thalassemia disease in Indonesia are classified as high, this is indicated by the fulfillment of the need for blood transfusions that are carried out regularly so as to create a balance between supply and demand. To describe the fulfillment of PRC needs in thalassemia patients at the hospital. Moewardi in October-December 2021. Descriptive research with a quantitative approach and cross-sectional research design. The research population was 222 requests by random sampling. Data collection using secondary data processed using SPSS and Microsoft Excel. Univariate data analysis in the form of tables, diagrams and descriptions. Amount of fulfillment in October-December 2021 was 222 patients. By gender 118 (53.2%) patients and male 104 (46.8%) patients. Fulfillment of needs with blood type A positive 61 (27.5%), B positive 54 (24.3%), O positive 88 (39.6%), AB positive 19 (8.6%). Based on age with a range of 1-10 years 119 (53.6%), 11-20 years 71 (32.0%), 21-34 years 28 (12.6%), 35 years 4 (1.8%). Most of the needs were met by female sex as many as 118 patients with positive rhesus blood type and dominated by the age of 1-10 years.
Description of Thrombopheresis Blood Donor at UDD PMI Yogyakarta City in 2021 Almira Zhafirah; Christina Roosarjani; Betty Prasetyaswati; Kunti Dewi Saraswati
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.93

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Thrombopheresis is donor apheresis to collect platelet blood components. One apheresis platelet donor bag is equivalent to 6-10 regular platelet donor bags. The study aims to determine the profile of thrombopheresis of blood donors at the Blood Donation Unit (BDU) of Indonesian Red Cross Yogyakarta City in 2021. This study uses a quantitative descriptive research design with a cross sectional approach. The population was all thrombopheresis blood donors at BDU of Indonesia Red Cross Yogyakarta City in 2021. The sample was 52 thrombopheresis. Data collection using secondary data processed using SPSS and Microsoft Excel. Univariate data analysis in the form of tables, diagrams and descriptions. Based on data there are 52 voluntary donors (100%). Based on gender, there are 43 males (82.7%) and 9 females (17.3%). Based on age there are 18-24 years old 3(5.8%), 25-44 years old 27 (51.9%), 45-64 years old 21 (40.4%) and 65 years old 1 (1.9%). Based on blood group, group A rhesus positive 7 (13.5%), group B rhesus positive 9 (17.3%), blood group O rhesus positive 36 (69.2%), blood group AB rhesus positive 0 (0%). Blood donation thrombopheresis were carried out mostly by voluntary donors, male, age 25-44 years old and blood group O Rhesus positive at Blood Donation Unit (BDU) of Indonesian Red Cross Yogyakarta city in 2021.
The Effect of Profitability and Liquidity on Company Value Empirical Study of Telecommunication Companies Listed on the IDX Agus Setyo Utomo; Kurnia Putri Maharani
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.94

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The phenomenon that occurred during the Covid-19 pandemic was that many telecommunications companies that went public developed amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The problem in this study is based on the uncertainty from the results of previous research (research gap) as mentioned above and the phenomenon that occurs in Indonesia with telecommunications companies, where when many other companies experience losses and even go out of business, while telecommunications companies are on the contrary. The type of research used is quantitative research. The type of data used in this research is quantitative data. The data source used in this study is a secondary data source. The population in this study are telecommunications service companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the 2019-2021 period, totaling 19 companies. In selecting the sample to be examined, the researcher used a purposive sampling technique, namely a technique for determining the research sample with certain considerations that aim to make the data obtained later be more representative. Based on the results of the regression test, the coefficient of the profitability variable is -2.071 indicating that the profitability variable has a negative effect, and the probability significance value of 0.044 is smaller than the value determined at the 5% level, the profitability variable has a significant effect on firm value. Based on the results of the regression test, the coefficient of the liquidity variable is 3,184 indicating that the liquidity variable has a positive effect. The significance probability 0.03<0.05. shows that the liquidity variable has a significant effect on firm value. Profitability has a negative and significant effect on firm value. This means that profitability has a strong influence in relation to firm value, but an increase in profitability will make the level of firm value decrease. Liquidity has a positive and significant effect on firm value. This means that liquidity has a strong influence in relation to firm value. With increased liquidity, will increase the value of the company.
Islamic Agility Investment (IAI) Approach in Financial Inclusion: Islamic Agility Investment (IAI) Approach in Financial Inclusion Yuyun Ristianawati Yuyun; Setyo Budi Hartono
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.95

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The concept of Islamic Agility Investment (IAI) is a development of strategic agility diversification investment (SADI) in the area of benevolent funds for Islamic financial institutions. The aim is to open up financial inclusion in financing contracts such as mudharabah and musyarakah. SADI is derived from the two basic theories of RBT and portfolios which through the Qur'anic approach receive treatment in the form of morality, kindness, and empathy. While the methodology used is to mix the derivations of each of these basic theories in producing a slick IAI proposition. As a result, IAI becomes a tool in non-financial measurement that is used to assess the morals, trust, and seriousness of customers in obtaining soft working capital in benevolent funds.
Google Trends and Disaster Risk Communications in The Seroja Tropical Cyclone Disaster Series in Indonesia Budi Purwanto; Mario Beko Sihombing
International Journal of Seocology Volume 04, Issue 02 : January - April 2023
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29040/seocology.v4i02.97

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Internet users in Indonesia in early 2021 reached 202.6 million people, which was ranked third in Asia Pacific and internet penetration in Indonesia in early 2021 reached 73.7 percent. As a country that has various disaster threats, the Indonesian people are required to have awareness of the existing disaster risks. The form of public awareness that they are in a disaster risk area can be seen, among others, in efforts to increase their knowledge of disaster, one of which can be done by searching for news online through the google search engine. Google search engine is used by 97.65% of internet users in Indonesia or as many as 197.83 million users. This study aims to find out the search trends of Indonesian people before, during, and after the occurrence of a series of tropical cyclones seroja using Google Trends Analysis on three keywords, namely "Cyclone", "Tropical Cyclone", and "Tropical Cyclone Seroja". Before the disaster, the average daily trend of google on the three search keywords was 33.61; 12.90 and 0. During the disaster it was 31.03; 16.55; and 2.42, and after the disaster was 37.67; 15.23 and 2.71. Google's trend of tropical cyclone disaster in Indonesia increased after the disaster occurred. In the pre-disaster phase, early warnings delivered to the public by the authorities (BMKG) have not made the Google trend increase due to lack of coverage by the media, both local and national. When a disaster occurs, there is a significant increase in the trend. After a series of disasters, google search trends tend to be high during the emergency response phase. Disaster risk communication becomes a very urgent matter to be carried out with the help of mass media that reaches the community so that the risk due to tropical cyclone disasters can be reduced in the future.

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