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ISSN : 20867654     EISSN : 28087240     DOI : 10.62398
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ProBisnis: The Management Journal was previously published in print, then in 2020 it was changed to online. This journal has ISSN: 2086-7654( Print) and ISSN: 2808-7240(Online). The scope of this journal is Economics, Management, Marketing, Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship, Leadership etc.
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Analysis of Determinants of Regional Economic Growth on the East Coast of North Sumatra Dahliana Saragih
ProBisnis : Jurnal Manajemen Vol. 12 No. 1 (2021): April: Management Science
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The purpose of this research is to analyze the determinant of economic growth regional East Coast of North Sumatra in five years. The location of this research is 4 regencies and 4 cities which are in some area of ​​the East Coast of North Sumatra. The independent variable in this The number of Working population and Human Development Index (HDI). The methods we use in this research is descriptive quantitative with applying for secondary data which is based on central of statistics (BPS) North Sumatra 2011-2015. To see the influence of the total inhabitant which work and human development index for economic growth use analysis Regression panel data. this data will be estimation with equalization model Random Effect Model (REM) use application tool of computer program E-Views. According to approximate estimation result.
Analysis of the Effects of Economic Policy on Car Demand in Indonesia Muh. Zuhal Zainal
ProBisnis : Jurnal Manajemen Vol. 12 No. 1 (2021): April: Management Science
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This study is aims to analyze and to find out the impact of economy policy for demand for cars in Indonesia. The variables consist of this study such as GDP per capita, length of road, price of fuel, interest rate for credit consumption and demand for cars. This study uses the secondary data through the Central Bureau of Statistics analyzed by multiple linear regression and Eviews 8 programs. The results showed that R Square value of 0.994, which means that 99% of demand for cars is jointly influenced by variables in the model. While the remaining is influenced by other factors outside the model. The partial result shows the GDP per capita has not affect, length of road gives a positive affect and significant, BBM price gives a positive affect and significant
Analysis of Performance Evaluation of Economic Development of the District / City Of Pemekaran in the Nias Region Selamat Berkat Perlindungan Zebua
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This study should be analyzed and evaluated the economic development. Data used in this study are Economic Growth, Gross Regional Domestic Product at Current Market Prices, Gross Regional Domestic Product at Constant Prices, Gross Regional Domestic of Product Percapita, Regency/City Local Government Original Receipt, Income Distribution, Poverty Index, and unemployment during 2011-2015. Evaluation in this study is use the indexation method, descriptive method by analyzing the ratio between time, comparison with the achievements of the district/city division, policy recommendations, and analysis of effectiveness and relevance indicators of economic development. From the analysis conducted, the index of economic performance of the district/city division has been achieved with good and has increased.
Analysis of Factors Affecting Demand for LCGC Car in Indonesia Fitra Ari Pratama Nasution
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In this thesis, the author takes the title of the research, namely "Analysis of Factors Affecting the Demand for LCGC Cars in Indonesia". The topic is taken based on the phenomenon that occurs in Indonesia that lately people are being served with cheap and environmentally friendly cars, in this case the car manufacturers are paying attention to the earth which is currently polluted with vehicles that produce excess fuel emissions that can cause pollution. destroy ecosystems on earth. By using the OLS (Ordinary Least Square) method in the E-Views 8.0 application program. This study explains the variables of LCGC car prices, competitor car prices, per capita income, interest rates, and advances that affect the demand for LCGC cars in Indonesia. The data used in this study is secondary data obtained from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), and Gaikindo. The results of this study state that the LCGC car price variable, loan interest rate variable, and down payment variable have a negative and significant effect on the demand for LCGC cars in Indonesia. . Meanwhile, the competitor's car price variable, and the income variable per capita have a positive and significant impact on the demand for LCGC cars in Indonesia.
Policy Analysis of Food Security in North Sumatra Province Anggi Puspita Herdianty
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Food is a basic need for humans to be able to sustain life and therefore adequate food for everyone at all times is a human right that deserves to be fulfilled. Based on this fact, the problem of meeting food needs for the entire population at any time in an area becomes the main target of food policy for the government of a country. Indonesia as a country with a large population faces very complex challenges in meeting the food needs of its population. Therefore, the policy of strengthening food security becomes a central issue in development and becomes the main focus in agricultural development. The purpose of this study is to conduct an analysis of food security policies and to find out how to improve food security in the province of North Sumatra, The method used in this research is to use a quantitative descriptive approach. North Sumatra as one of the rice producing areas has a fluctuating level of rice production from time to time. The condition of harvested areas in North Sumatra is increasingly threatened with the increasing number of residents every year which causes the demand for residential land and infrastructure to increase. In addition to harvested area, consumption per capita of the population of North Sumatra is also a factor that affects food security in North Sumatra. The condition of harvested areas in North Sumatra is increasingly threatened with the increasing number of residents every year which causes the demand for residential land and infrastructure to increase. In addition to harvested area, consumption per capita of the population of North Sumatra is also a factor that affects food security in North Sumatra. The condition of harvested areas in North Sumatra is increasingly threatened with the increasing number of residents every year which causes the demand for residential land and infrastructure to increase. In addition to harvested area, consumption per capita of the population of North Sumatra is also a factor that affects food security in North Sumatra
The Influence of Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Non performing Loans (NPL), Operating Costs to Operating Income (BOPO) on Liquidity as Measured by Loan to Deposit Ratio at Bank Tabungan Negara Indonesia Tbk Safrul Daulay; Winda Wardhani; Kasmidar
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The purpose of this research is to analyze and test the effect of CAR, NPL, BOPO on the LDR of PT. State Savings Bank of Indonesia Tbk. This type of research is explanatory research. The sample used in this research is PT. Bank Tabungan Negara Indonesia Tbk which published its financial statements for the period 2006-2013. Data collection techniques are library research and field research. This study uses descriptive analysis, classical assumption test and multiple linear regression for data analysis with the help of the Eviews 8 program. From the analysis test results it is known that the CAR, BOPO and NPL ratios have no effect on the LDR ratio during the 2006-2013 period

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