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Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) is open access, peer-reviewed journal whose objectives is to publish original research papers related to the Indonesian economy and business issues. This journal is also dedicated to disseminating the published articles freely for international academicians, researchers, practitioners, regulators, and public societies. The journal welcomes author from any institutional backgrounds and accepts rigorous empirical or theoretical research paper with any methods or approach that is relevant to the Indonesian economy and business content, as long as the research fits one of three salient disciplines: economics, business, or accounting.

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MENGEJAR PERINGKAT HDI*) NEGARA-NEGARA DI LINGKUNGAN ASEAN: BECHMARKING INDONESIA DAN VIETNAM Ace Suryadi
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 23, No 1 (2008): January
Publisher : Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Gadjah Mada

This article is to aim at scrutinizing factors that have explained the extent to which magnitude and rank of the Human Development Index of Indonesia had or had not improved in the last 8 year. Within this period, the Indonesia’s HDI has been consistently ranked at the 7th position after Vietnam’s, and Indonesia has won the race with this country only in 2004 and 2006. Nevertheless, Indonesia has a great potential to manage some measurable improvement through learning from other ASEAN countries’ experiences. Vietnam is the immediate choice for Indonesia to benchmark for the future HDI improvement. In the HDI 2007, Indonesia is already in favor in three out of the four indicators used to constitute the composite HDI, such as Literacy, Combine GER, and GDP per-capita, whereas Vietnam only is in the life expectancy. In the absence of weighting in the process of compositing the index, Indonesia has to accept the fact that its HDI is lower than that of Vietnam. In the future Indonesia needs being well organized and better coordination in managing HDI improvement affairs to make sure that the right data are timely collected and reported and the better policies on human development are implemented for more Jurnal Ekonomi dan Bisnis Indonesia, Vol 23 No.1,Januari 2008 effective human development programs.

INFLATION TARGETING DAN TANTANGAN IMPLEMENTASINYA DI INDONESIA Munawar Ismail
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 21, No 2 (2006): April
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Inflation targeting is a new and also still challenging model of monetary policy. Nevertheless the number of countries applying this model is continuously increasing. Objectives of the study are (1) to review the meaning and requirements of the inflation targeting, (2) to examine the implementation of inflation targeting in developing countries and (3) to evaluate the application of inflation targeting in Indonesia. As a new approach in goups of monetray policies, the inflation targeting has specific conditions that are not available in monetary targeting and it’s variants. Though structures of most developping countries’ economies do not totally conform to the conditions of inflation targeting, those countries that apply inflation targeting had been succesful in lowering their inflation rate. Yet the implementation of inflation targeting in Indonesia, in the past, was not satisfied either in decreasing the inflation rate or in bringing the actual inflation to the rate of it’s target.

STRATEGI PENYUSUNAN KOMODITAS UNGGULAN DAERAH Catur Sugiyanto
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 22, No 4 (2007): October
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This paper evalutes the determination of competitive products implemented by localgovernment. We use the five aspects of business feasibility and the Revealed ComparativeAdvantages (RCA) analysis. The five aspects include marketing, financial, technique andproduction, management and legal, and social and environmental aspects. The RCAmesures comparative advantages of a product in a region in compare to its competitorwithin the same province. The paper found the competitive product selection implementedby the local government are not always inline with the five aspects of business feasibilityand the RCA. The use of the 5 aspects can help the banking sector to finance thecompetitive products and the use of the RCA can increase the possibility of the sector tohelp solving the local economic problems.Keywords: Komoditi Unggulan, RCA, MFEP, Location Quotion, Jawa Tengah

VOLATILITY SHOCK PERSISTENCE IN INVESTMENT DECISION MAKING: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THE CONSUMER GOODS AND PROPERTY-REAL ESTATE SECTORS OF THE INDONESIAN CAPITAL MARKET Ari Christianti
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 33, No 2 (2018): May
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Research about volatility shock persistence is very important, since it could reflect the risks that can be used to estimate the fluctuations of stock returns in the future. This paper investigates a comparison of the volatility shock persistence sectoral indexes between the consumer goods (CONS) and property-real estate (PROP) sectors, using a single index model analyzed using GARCH (Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedasticity) and I-GARCH (Integrated-Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroscedasticity). By using index return data from January 2010-December 2015, the research shows that CONS and PROP tend to produce the same results. The CONS and PROP indexes’ responses to volatility shocks tended to be quite fast. Hence, the single index model of the CONS and the PROP indexes can quickly return to its normal stability. It means that, in the presence of certain information which could affect the volatility of the return from these sectors, the market will respond and adapt immediately. This might be attributed to the fact that CONS is a sector that involves fast moving products. Furthermore, the PROP sector has an indirect effect by increasing the real sectoral economic activity and economic growth in Indonesia, which has a large population. Thus, it is recommended that investors who are risk averse and risk neutral should invest in these sectors, because the volatility of both indexes can be monitored based on the existing information.

VARIABILITAS RETURN SAHAM DI SEKITAR PENGUMUMAN PERGANTIAN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Doddy Setiawan
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 22, No 2 (2007): April
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The research aims at examining market reaction to CEO turnover announcements.The samples of the research consist of 59 CEO turnover announcements during 1992-2003periods. The author use security returns variance to examine information content of CEOturnover announcement. Friedman and Singh (1989) argue that contextual factorsmoderating the market reaction to the CEO turnover announcements. Therefore the authorconsidering two factors: the succession process and the origin of incoming CEO. The authordivide sample based on the succession process: routine and non-routine, and the origin ofincoming CEO: inside and outside firm. In the analyses process we observe market reactionto: (1) all sample of CEO turnover announcement, (2) routine CEO turnover, (3) non-routineCEO turnover, (4) inside CEO turnover, (5) outside CEO turnover, (6) routine inside CEOturnover, (7) routine outside CEO turnover, (8) non-routine inside turnover, (9) non-routineoutside turnover. The results from security return variance test shows that there areindifference variance returns to all sample, routine turnover, nonroutine turnover, insideCEO, outside CEO. When the author combines the contextual factor, he find market alsodoes not reacts to: (1) non-routine process turnover and incoming CEO come from insideand (2) routine process turnover and incoming CEO comes from outside. But, there areinformation content from: (1) routine process turnover and incoming CEO comes from insideand (2) non-routine process turnover and incoming CEO comes from outside. These resultshows that market react to smooth process succession (routine inside CEO turnover) becauseit can reduce uncertainty and incoming CEO tend to follow previous CEO strategy. Ifsuccession process is non-routine market prefer to candidate from outside because he willbring a different strategy.Keywords: CEO turnover, inside and outside CEO, routine, nonroutine

PERILAKU MENCOBA BELI: SEBUAH KAJIAN ANALITIS MODEL BAGOZZI-WARSHAW UNTUK PANDUAN PENELITI Basu Swastha Dharmmesta
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 4 (2000): October
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Theory of reasoned action (Ajzen and Fishbein, 1980) and its’ further development, called theory of planned behaviour (Ajzen, 1987), according to Bagozzi dan Warshaw (1990), need to be reviewed in more detail especially on the behavioural aspect. The later theory emphasises more on behaviour of trying (trying to act something, such as trying to purchase or trying to use), instead of the behaviour itself. Trying is perceived as a more appropriate criterion for an individual who intend to try. Position of other variables does not relatively change as shown by those, other than its’ behavioural aspect, in the theory of planned behaviour. Predictive power of the model is estimated to be higher than the previous two models.

PENGARUH STOCK SPLIT TERHADAP LIKUIDITAS SAHAM YANG DIUKUR DENGAN BESARNYA BID-ASK SPREAD DI BURSA EFEK JAKARTA Sri Fatmawati; Marwan Asri
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 14, No 4 (1999): October
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It is widely believed that stock splits are purely cosmetic, since thecorporation's cash flows are unaffected, each shareholder retains his proportionateownership and the claims of other classes of security holders are unaltered. Althoughstock splits appear to be purely cosmetic changes, research shows real effectsassociated with them. Despite extensive study, controversies still abound in theliterature about these effects. These controversies include whether stock splits affectshareholder wealth, change a stock risk, improve liquidity, and provide signals to themarket. The objective of this research is to verify empirically that stock splits relatethose real effects especially stock liquidity as measured by bid-ask spread.This research examines thirty companies which did stock splits in JakartaStock Exchange during July 1995 to June 1997. A paired-difference test is used totest some hypothesis about the difference between two population means for stockprince, variance, trading volume, turnover volume, and bid-ask spread variables.Furthermore, the multiple regression analysis is used to examine the relation of stockprice, trading volume, stock volatility to bid-ask spread.Overall, the results of this research indicate that there are significantdifferences among stock price, turnover volume, and bid-ask spread for before andafter the listing date. Besides that, the difference of bid-ask spread is affected bystock price, volatility, and trading volume.

BEBERAPA CATATAN TENTANG PENGAJARAN AKUNTANSI PENGANTAR Al Haryono Yusuf
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 13, No 4 (1998): October
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This paper presents a few footnotes pertaining to instructors' teaching approaches to introductory accounting classes, most notably Akuntansi Pengantar I. Unquestionably, since this course is notably the very first accounting course underlying accounting, instructors' approach to teaching this introductory accounting class plays a vita! role in helping beginners to sufficiently comprehend accounting in a solid perspective. A sound, logical approach will provide frameworks for a better integrity and continuity among the subsequent accounting courses. However, the majority of this paper merely addresses several hints concerning with instructors' approaches to teaching the following pivotal introductory accounting topics, basic accounting equation, debiting and crediting rules, adjusting entries, worksheet, reversing entries, closing entries, balance sheet after closing entries, and eventually cost and non cost of goods sold approaches to accouniingfor merchandising enterprises.

PENGUJIAN DAN PEMILIHAN MODEL INFLASI DENGAN NON NESTED TEST STUDI KASUS PEREKONOMIAN INDONESIA PERIODE 1969-1997 Anang Sukendar
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 2 (2000): April
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Pengendalian inflasi (anti inflation policy) oleh Rezim Orde Baru digunakan sebagai suatu senjata politik untuk menunjukkan performa perekonomian Indonesia dengan berusaha menekan angka inflasi serendah mungkin dibawah dua digit. Setiap ledakan inflasi selalu diikuti dengan kebijaksanaan yang tepat dan efektif. Tulisan ini mencoba untuk meneliti faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi inflasi di Indoensia dan memperbandingkan serta memilih model mana yang lebih tepat, yaitu antara model inflasi Krishan G. Saini dan model inflasi Vitaliano, untuk menerangkan perilaku inflasi di Indonesia kurun waktu 1969-1997 dengan menggunakan pengujian non nested test yang terdiri dari The Discrimination Approach dan The Discerning Approach.

SINDRUM R2 DALAM ANALISIS REGRESI LINIER RUNTUN WAKTU Insukindro Insukindro
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 13, No 4 (1998): October
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This paper attempts to discuss the coefficient of determination (R) in time series econometric analysis. The coefficient is the most commonly used measure of the goodness of fit of a regression line. With time series data high R values can be obtained if the linear regressions are estimated with the level. Therefore, there is a strong tendency to estimate the time series model in levels rather than, for example, in first differences. In general, researchers associate a high R2 with a good fit and it can be considered as indicative of a strong ability of the independent variables to "explain " the dependent variable. In this case, investigators may face the "R~syndrome " and the "spurious regression " problems.However, the R2 statistic is only valid if the proposed model must be linear and include a constant or intercept term and be estimated using ordinary least squares (OLS) Furthermore, it must be noted that the R2 may not be directly comparable if the dependent variables of the models under consideration are not the same.

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