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Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business
Published by Universitas Gadjah Mada
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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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KOMPLEMENTARIANISME Edi Prasetyo Nugroho
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 3 (2000): July
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The general templates of business and economic activities up to the beginning of this millenium are still dominated by competition models. To exist in such dynamic business environment, many business players still assuming that the most appropriate perspective to be used in anticipating the dynamics is by winning the competition. All efforts are directed to beat the competitors that based on a classical reason: satisfying the customers!! But, at the same time, we also observe that high competition environment is not only drive to the ideal results (customer satisfaction) but also potentially directing people to dehumanize other people. From those situation, I try to propose a concept namely Complementarianism to balance the people orientation in human transactional setting. I do believe that the appropriate premises to explain about the future issues to exist in business are not only maintaining Sustainable Competitive Advantages but also creatively and innovatively promoting what we call as Sustainable Complementary Advantages.
PENGARUH RASIO KAPITAL-TENAGA KERJA, TINGKAT PENDIDIKAN, STOK KAPITAL DAN PERTUMBUHAN PENDUDUK TERHADAP TINGKAT PERTUMBUHAN GDP INDONESIA Neni Pancawati
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 2 (2000): April
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This paper inspirited by Kelley and Schmidt research on Aggregate Population and Economic Growth: The Role of the Components of Demographic Change. According to Kelley and Schmidt, there are three approach to analyze the influence of demographic variables to the economic growth: linear correlation, the production function and the convergence model. Kelley and Schmidt used convergence model and this research used production function model. The results of analyses show that Kelley and Schmidt experience on the difficult to interpret the influence of demographics variables on the economic growth was real, because there is not direct causation between both variables. This research found that education level proxies by gross enrollment ratio have not influence the rate of output (GDP) growth. But it does not mean that there is no impact between education and the rate of output growth, because education variable need other variable as a bridge to influence the rate of output growth significantly. Beside that, our finding show that the parameter of ratio of capital to labor is to high than the parameter of the stock capital increases. It mean that the efforts to increases the ratio of capital to labor very important to ensure sustainability of the output growth in the future.
KOMPETENSI BUDAYA DAN SUKSES BISNIS : BAGAIMANA PELAKU BISNIS INDONESIA MEMAHAMI PERBEDAAN FORMAT BUDAYA BISNIS ? Edi Prasetyo Nugroho
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 13, No 2 (1998): April
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One of the major business challenges in the era of global business is howbusiness doers decide their own position in the term of business culture. This issuewill be more important in the years ahead, since strategically the ability of businessdoers to exist in global competition atmosphere will depend on the dialog of theirown business culture with the other business cultures. Generally speaking, there's noroom for short-sighted-syndrome in cultural dialog to success in business. Thisarticle discusses the perspective of Indonesian business doers in understanding theirown business culture and other business cultures. We use these point of views, sincesome business cultures practically affecting the way Indonesian business peopleappreciate their own work environment. A good appreciation toward workenvironment will lead to success in doing business.
CULTURAL VALUES AND MARKETING PRACTICES IN INDONESIA Slamet S. Sarwono
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 13, No 3 (1998): July
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Kebudayaan merupakan salah satu pokok bahasan yang menarik dalambidang pemasaran. Telah banyak dinyatakan bahwa kebudayaan mempunyaipengaruh yang kuat pada perilaku seseorang. Kebudayaan juga mempengaruhiproduk yang dikonsumsi seseorang. Artikel ini membahas unsur kebudayaan diIndonesia yang berhubungan dengan konsumsi konsumen. Secara umum artikel inimembahas unsur kebudayaan Indonesia, seperti misalnya, gotong royong, harmonidan toleransi, serta relegiusitas. Selanjutnya, artikel ini juga membahas relevansipotensial dari unsur-unsur kebudayaan itu pada perilaku konsumen dan pemasaran.
WORKING WOMEN AND FAMILY Eddy M. Sutanto M. Sutanto
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 3 (2000): July
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Sejumlah besar wanita yang masuk dan berpartisipasi dalam angkatan kerja adalah suatu fenomena baru dan menarik. Hal ini menjelaskan tekanan baru pada pekerja-pekerja wanita dan keluarga mereka. Terdapat banyak konsekuensi bagi masyarakat sebagaimana yang terjadi pada kehidupan keluarga dan individu yang bersangkutan. Makalah ini mencoba melihat mengapa wanita masuk dalam lingkungan kerja, karakteristik mereka, perubahan-perubahan konsepsi yang terjadi, dan apakah konsekuensinya. Makalah ini juga mengajukan beberapa cara untuk menyeimbangkan wanita-wanita yang bekerja dan keluarga.
ANALISIS PERMINTAAN AKAN UANG KAS DI INDONESIA 1975-1996 Nopirin Nopirin
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 13, No 2 (1998): April
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Before deregulation 1983 the monetary sector was dominated by the government bank Controlling money supply is directly influenced by Bank Indonesia, so as the interest rate and commercial bank ceiling credit. About 85% of banking assets was dominated by the state bank.Banking deregulation 1983 resulted in a more flexible banking sector. Ceiling credit was abolished and interest rates become market determined. As a result funds mobilization increased, more variety of banking product and competition is getting keen.The banking development has led a dramatic change in the demand for money. Using a fairly standard money demand model, this study attempt to analize:a. Whether there is a liquidity trap (as indicated by high interest elasticity of money demand)b. Whether there is also an economies of scale of holding moneyc. Stability of the demand for moneyUsing data for the period 1975 - 1996 and then disagregated into before andafter deregulation, the empirical results arc:a. For the periode 1975 - 1996 interest rate was significance factor affectingdemand for money and the elasticity is greater than one especially afterderegulation.  This indicate that there is a liquidity trap, so that fiscal policy ismore effective.b.  There is also an economies of scale as indicated by less elastic demand formoney with respect to income.   The reason is that a rapid development in thepayment system, such as the use of credit card.c.  Finally,  using Chow-test shows thai the demand for money is unstable.  Theimplication is that real sector policy is more appropriate than monetary policy.
IS 'THE IMPOSSIBLE TRINITY' TRUE? Arti D. Adji
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 14, No 2 (1999): April
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Aliran modal masuk ke kawasan Asia-Pasifik meningkat secara signifikan pada akhir tahun 1980-an dan cenderung berlebih pada paruh pertama tahun 1990an. Aliran modal masuk yang berlebih tidak akan berdampak buruk apabila 'The Impossible Trinity' benar terjadi. Tulisan ini bertujuan menelaah fenomena 'The Impossible Trinity (Kemustahilan Tritunggal)' yaitu independensi kebijakan moneter, eksogenitas kurs, dan aliran modal internasional yang bebas. Kawasan Asia-Pasifik tidak dapat menghindari terjadinya 'Kemustahilan Tritunggal'. Salah satu komponen Tritunggal harus diendogenkan. Di samping itu, sterilisasi juga terbukti tidak efektif dalam mengantisipasi aliran modal masuk.
THE ADEQUACY OF CPAs’ UNDERSTANDING OF THE RELATIVE SERIOUSNESS OF ALPHA AND BETA RISKS IN STATISTICAL AUDIT SAMPLING Bambang Sudibyo
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 4 (2000): October
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The issue raised in this article is the adequacy of US CPAs' understanding of the relative seriousness of alpha and beta risks in statistical audit sampling. The objective of this study is to seek empirical evidence on the issue. Empirical data was collected in 1984 using the method of mail survey, with members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) serving as the target population. The author concluded that CPAs, in general, did not have an adequate understanding of the relative seriousness of alpha and beta risks in statistical audit sampling. The author also concluded that the understanding of the issue differed across various groups of CPAs. Big eight CPAs, in general, had an adequate understanding of the issue, while CPAs of the other groups, in general, did not. Comparisons between the scores of these groups Indicate that 1) big-eight CPAs scored higher than non-big-eight CPAs; 2) academic CPAs scored higher than non-academic CPAs; and 3) contrary to expectation, practitioners in general did not score significantly higher than non-practitioners.
DAMPAK PENURUNAN SUBSIDI BBM TERHADAP KINERJA SEKTORAL DAN REGIONAL: PENDEKATAN MODEL KESEIMBANGAN UMUM TERAPAN Budiono Sri Handoko; Y. Sri Susilo
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 15, No 1 (2000): January
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The main purpose of this article was to investigate impact of fuel subsidy reduction to sectors/industries and regional in the short run and the long run. Sectors/ industries effect in this case will be looked at from  value added, domestic price, energy price and employment. In this case regional, effect will be looked from aggregate output and employment. This study used INDORANI Applied General Equilibrium Model. Economics Study Inter University Center (Pusat Antar Universitas Studi Ekonomi) Gadjah Mada University with collaboration from IMPACT Project, Monash University, Australia, has been developed INDORANI Applied General Equilibrium Model since early 1997 for Indonesian economy. Data and model of INDORANI has been revised several times. The new version is INDORANI 9571, which is developed from input-output 1995 (I-O 1995). Statistic CenterBoard (Badan Pusat Statistik) produces I-O 1995. In this new version, government sector has been broken-down based on activity type of development sectors. Environment side has been added in the model. With that expansion INDORANI model has extended scope to be used as policy analysis tools. This study used INDORANI 9515 version, which is simplified from INDORANI 9571. INDORANI 9515 aggregates 71 sectors to 15 sectors.  From analysis of simulation result, it could be concluded that fuel subsidy reduction (40%) makes negative impact to sectors/industries and regional in main indicators. From sector side, fuel subsidy reduction causes value added and employment decreasing, increasing of domestic price in almost all-economic sectors. The greater impact can be looked in fuel refinery sector and followed by transportation, medium and big manufacture. In nearest all provinces in Indonesia there were output reduction and employment decreasing because of fuel subsidy reduction. Riau, Southern Sumatra, Eastern Kalimantan gets the greatest impact. The smallest impact reach by DKI Jakarta.
FINANCIAL LIBERALIZATION VS FINANCIAL REPRESSION: A SURVEY ON THEORETICAL LITERATURE AND EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE Marwan Asri Sw
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) Vol 14, No 3 (1999): July
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Makalah ini menyajikan analisis mengenai liberalisasi dan represi finansialdengan melakukan tinjauan menyeluruh pada berbagai literatur teoretis dan empirisyang ernah dikembangkan. Sampai dengan tahun 1970, sistem represi finansial telahbanyak diterapkan pada banyak negara berkembang, terutama dalam bentuk ceilingsuku bunga. Namun demikian; kebijakan represi ini telah ditantang oleh kaumliberalis finansial yang dipelopdri oleh McKinnon (1973) dan Shaw (1973), yangberpendapat bahwa suku bunga riil ang tinggi akan meningkatkan tabungan danketersediaan dana yang dapat dipinjamkan. Liberalisasi finansial, yang bercirikanpenghilangan campur tangan pemerintah dalam penentuan tingkat suku bungaekuilibrium, merupakan syarat yang diperlukan bagi adanya pembangunan ekonomiyang cepat. Banyak studi yang telah dilakukan untuk menguji hipotesis liberalisasifinansial ini, baik yang hanya meliputi satu negara maupun banyak negara. Namundemikian, hasil yang diperoleh tidak selalu berhasil mendukung hipotesis yangdiajukan

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