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The Effect Of Public Sector Expenditure On Economic Growth In Indonesian Regions
No full textOne indicator of development progress is economic growth. This study aims to determine the effect of government spending, investment, labor force and human capital investment on economic growth in Indonesia. The analytical tool used in this research is Panel data regression analysis. The data used is time series data and secondary data obtained from the Indonesian Central of Statistics (BPS) website and the Central of Statistics (BPS).Keywords: Economics Growth, Government Expenditure, IPM, Domestic Investment, Foreign Investmen
The Role Of Gcg In Moderating The Effect Of Financial Performance And Ownership Structure On Stock Prices
No full textThis study aims to determine and analyze the role of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) in moderating the effect of Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) and public ownership on the banking stock price listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2019 to 2022. The type of data used is secondary data in the form of financial statements of each company. The data was analyzed using Moderated Regression Analysis (MRA). The number of samples used in this study was 148. The sampling technique used in this study was purposive sampling. The results showed that: (1) CAR has a significant effect on stock prices. (2) Public ownership has no significant effect on stock prices. (3) GCG has a significant effect on stock prices. (4) GCG can strengthen the effect of CAR on stock prices. (5) GCG can strengthen the effect of financial performance on stock prices. This research implies that CAR has an effect on stock prices, which means that a higher percentage of CAR can increase stock prices. An increase in public ownership is not always followed by an increase in stock price. An increase in CAR and public ownership can increase stock prices when GCG also increases.Keywords: Stock Price, Capital Adequacy Ratio, Public Ownership, Good Corporate Governanc
Impact Of Inflation On Economic Growth Of Papua New Guinea
No full text: This study has been motivated by recent wave of high inflation and economic growth experienced in the country over the past fifty years in the economic history of PNG. According to structuralist theory, inflation is essential for economic growth and where there is high economic growth, it is an inevitable economic phenomena where there is always a high inflation. They both go together hand in hand and they influence each other as they always move at the parallel phase. However on the other hand, monetarist theory see inflation as a detrimental factor to economic growth. As such, depending on type inflation accelleration and natures of their causes, they bear different degrees of impacts on economic growth. The impacts are many layered either positive or negative. Thus this study has been done to crtically assess the determinants that add value to economic growth and their impact on PNG economy. In order to assess the impacts and to find out the results accordingly, the study has utilized the regression model to analyze the data. The data used in this study are obtained from Central Bank, World Bank, UN data and National Statistical Office of PNG from 1977 to 2021. The results otained from regression model has shown that the partial effect of GDP is inelastic because increase in output is less than increase in input. This reveals that the impact of inflation on GDP growth from demand side is greater than supply side meaning, the sensitivity of inflation to change in economic growth is greater than other variables in the model. Therefore study concludes that inflation greatly influence GDP growth and has positive impact on economic growth of Papu New Guinea followed by employment and capital formation as shown by the results .Keywords: Economic growth, inflation, capital formation, employment
The Influence Of Land Area, GRDP Per Capita, Poverty, And Labor On The Food Security Index In Central Java Province
No full textFood security is an important aspect to look at the welfare of society in an area. Rice production has decreased due to the large number of land conversions while the population in an area will continue to grow. The aim of this research is to fine out how the land area, GRDP per capita, poverty, and labor influence the Food Security Index (FSI) in Central Java. This research uses quantitive methods. The data used is panel data which consists of cross section data and time series data. This research uses panel data regression analysis. The results of this study show that the variables of harvested land area have a negative and significant effect on the Food Security Index (FSI) in Central Java Province. Poverty have a positive and significant effect on the Food Security Index (FSI) in Central Java Province Meanwhile, the variables of GDP per capita and labor in the agricultural sector do not have a significant effect on the Food Security Index (FSI) in Central Java Province.Keywords : Food Seecurity Index, Land Area, GRDP Per Capita, Poverty, Labo
The Effect Of Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure And Good Corporate Governance On Tax Aggressiveness
No full textTax Aggressiveness is a tax planning effort carried out by companies to minimize their tax burden which can be done legally (tax avoidance) and illegally (tax evasion) by exploiting loopholes in tax law (gray areas). This research aims to examine the effect of corporate social responsibility disclosures and good corporate governance which includes institutional ownership, independent commissioners, and audit committees on tax aggressiveness. The subjects in this research were manufacturing companies in the consumer industry sector for the 2019-2023 period registered on the IDX with a sample of 23 companies selected using purposive sampling. The data used in this research is secondary data. The analytical method of this research was carried out using panel data regression using the Stata 17 analysis tool. The test results show that corporate social responsibility disclosure and independent commissioners have negative effect on tax aggressiveness. Furthermore, institutional ownership and audit committees have no effect on tax aggressiveness.Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility, Good Corporate Governance, Institutional Ownership, Independent Commissioners, Audit Committees, Tax Aggressivenes
Stock Return Volatility Of Indonesian Stock Exchange: The Effect Of Macroeconomic, Corporate Performance, And Behavioral Factors
No full text: This research aims to examine fundamental factors consisting of macroeconomic variables and company performance as well as behavioral factors regarding stock return volatility on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the 2016-2023 period. The population in this research is all companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange based on 2020 data, totaling 724 companies. Based on calculations using the Slovin method, it was concluded that the minimum sample that must be taken from the population is 88 companies. The sampling method uses proportional stratified random sampling. Data analysis uses panel data regression. The results of data analysis show that from macroeconomic factors, gross domestic product and interest rates have a negative effect on stock return volatility, exchange rates have a positive effect on stock return volatility, while inflation has no significant effect on stock return volatility. The results of statistical tests on company performance factors show that return on equity has a negative effect on stock return volatility, while earnings per share and price to book value do not have a significant effect on stock return volatility. The results of statistical tests on behavioral factors show that the political risk index has a negative effect on stock return volatility, while the perception index has a positive effect on stock return volatility.Keywords: Stock return volatility, macro economic variabel, corporate performance, behavioral facto
The Effect Of Regional Revenues And Capital Expenditure On Fiscal Independence
No full textThis study analyzes the effect of regional revenues such as local taxes and levies, separated regional asset earning, miscellaneous earned revenues, and grants on regional fiscal independence index. Another variable, namely capital expenditure, also added to the observation. Research conducted with five years data as of 2019 to 2023 on 34 provinces and analyzed using panel regression and Fixed Effect method. The results indicate that revenue from local taxes and levies and separated regional asset earning have positif and significant effect on fiscal independence index. Capital expenditure has negatif and significant effect on fiscal independence index. Meanwhile, miscellaneous earned revenues and grants has no effect on fiscal independence index. Simultaneously, the revenue variables and capital expenditure have significant effect on fiscal independence index.Keywords: Fiscal Independence, Regional Revenues, Capital Expenditure
Accountability Of Education Financing Management In Sma Negeri 5 Purwokerto
No full textThis study analyzes the accountability of education financing management of BOS and BOP funds at Senior High School 5 Purwokerto. Accountability in education financing is one of the principles of financial management that emphasizes the accountability of school funds by predetermined planning. This research uses a qualitative research with a case study approach. Data collection techniques used interviews, observation, and documentation. Based on the results and discussion, it can be concluded that the accountability of education financing at Senior High School 5 Purwokerto has been implemented transparently and accountablely. This is shown from the implementation of planning activities through the RKAS, management, and reporting using applications and other provisions that have been determined based on government regulations (Central Java Governor Regulation 50/2019, Technical Guidelines for the Management of BOS and BOP Education in 2023 and 2024), supervision activities carried out in an integrated manner by the School Quality Assurance Team and all of which have been adjusted to the conditions of the school.Kata Kunci: Accountability, Education, Financing, Management, Schoo
Analysis Of Financial Behavior Of Generation Z In Cashless Society In Purwokerto
No full textThe majority of Indonesia\u27s population is of productive age and is expected to be able to contribute to economic growth and improve social welfare. Gen Z can be used as an opportunity and challenge in the development of financial technology to support financial behavior. However, financial behavior is a problem in itself, reinforced by the results of the 2022 SNLIK survey which shows that the percentage of generation Z\u27s financial behavior is lower than that of the millennial generation due to low financial literacy. Generation Z must actually have responsibility in managing their finances with the support of financial technology which is influenced by financial literacy, financial inclusion and lifestyle so as to create good financial conditions. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the relationship between financial literacy, financial inclusion, lifestyle and financial technology as a moderation of financial behavior among Gen Z in Purwokerto. Based on the results of the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis, it can be concluded that there is a positive and significant relationship between financial literacy, financial inclusion, lifestyle and financial technology on the financial behavior of Gen Z in Purwokerto.Keywords: Financial Behavior, Financial Literacy, Financial Inclusion, Lifestyle, Financial Technology
Identification Of Potential And Specialization Of Economic Sector In Brebes District
No full textIn order to realize equitable development and community welfare, it can be achieved by utilizing the potential and spatial advantages possessed by each region. The difference in the amount of contribution from each sector indicates that there are leading and weak sectors that need attention from the government. This study aims to determine the potential of economic sectors in Brebes Regency from 2018 to 2023. The research method used is quantitative method through Location Question (LQ) Analysis, Dynamic Location Quotient (DLQ), Shift-Share, Growth Ratio Model (MRP), Overlay, and Klassen Typology. The results of LQ analysis show that there are basic and non-basic sectors, while the results of DLQ are all prospective sectors. In the overlay analysis there are sectors that have positive growth and contribution, negative growth and positive contribution and vice versa. The results of Klassen\u27s typology show that the manufacturing sector is a prime sector, the agriculture and trade sectors are potential sectors, the mining and financial services sectors are underdeveloped sectors and other sectors are developing sectors. The implication of these findings is that local governments need to strengthen the dominant leading sectors for economic growth, develop specialized and competitive leading sectors, revitalize sectors that have experienced setbacks and diversify stagnant sectors to encourage growth.Keywords: Economic Growth, Economic Sector, Class Typology