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PT Tata Makmur Sejahtera\u27s Petty Cash Report Analysis
No full textCompanies in the distribution sector cannot be separated from operational activities. These activities incur small nominal costs, requiring a petty cash report. PT. Tata Makmur Sejahtera is one of the companies engaged in this field related to the ability to cover current debts. The company\u27s ability is measured by calculating the ratio using the current ratio and cash ratio. The analysis results show that in January, the current ratio is 0.9616, in February, it is 1.1933, in March, it is 0.8917, and in April, it is 1.0566, and the company\u27s cash ratio is 1.0169. From the calculation of the ratio carried out, it can be concluded that the ability of PT. Tata Makmur Sejahtera covers current debts differently each month. However, the ability to cover current debt during the period studied indicates that the company can cover the current debt
The Basics of Child Personality Development (Study of Analysis of Surah al-A\u27raf Verses 31-33 in Tafsir Ash-Shawi)
Get PDFAl-Qur\u27an is the word of Allah SWT which contains various kinds of rules, guidelines for human life that governs every aspect of life, including the child\u27s personality. One of the surahs that talk about children is Surah Al-A\u27raf verses 31-33, In that verse, Allah SWT gives an illustration to believers about how to dress, drink, and do evil deeds. Concerning this verse, Ash-Shawi provides an in-depth understanding of how to dress, eat and drink permitted by the Law. This discussion aims to find out the interpretation of Surah Al-A\u27raf verses 31-33 in the Ash-Shawi\u27s interpretation related to personality and to figure out the educational values emphasized in the verse. The writer uses a literature study as a data collection technique. The child\u27s personality is determined by Islamic education in the family. This is obtained by nurturing and guiding because the children were born in a state of nature that requires guidance and direction to develop their potential
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEARNING ACTIVITIES AND LEARNING MEDIA WITH STUDENTS\u27 ECONOMIC LEARNING OUTCOMES
Get PDFThis study aims to determine: (1) the relationship between learning activities and economic learning outcomes for students of X Accounting Class at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung, (2) the relationship between learning media and economic learning outcomes for students in X Accounting class at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung, (3) the relationship between between learning activities and learning media with economic learning outcomes for students of class X Accounting at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung. This research is an ex-post facto research. The population in this study were 102 students of class X SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung. Sampling was done using cluster random sampling technique. The results based on the use of cluster random sampling technique obtained class X Accounting as a sample of 40 students. Data were collected using the methods of observation, interviews, documentation, and questionnaires, while the analysis used Product Moment Correlation. The results show that (1) there is a close relationship between learning activities and economic learning outcomes for students of class X Accounting at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung, with the calculated value obtained thit = 5.3824 and tdaf = 2.02 the difference is 3.3624, thus thit tdaf, (2) there is a close relationship between learning media and economics learning outcomes for students of class X Accounting at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung, with the calculated value obtained thit = 4.2015 and tdaf = 2.02 the difference is 2.1815, thus hit tdaf, (3) there is a close relationship between learning activities and learning media with economic learning outcomes for students of class X Accounting at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung, with the calculated value obtained fhit = 3.4125 and fdaf = 3.26 with a difference of 0.1525 test criteria due to thit fdaf. From these calculations, it can be concluded that there is a close relationship between learning activities and learning media with economic learning outcomes for students of class X Accounting at SMK HMPTI Banjar Agung for the 2017/2018 academic year
Beginning of Fasting Based on the Javanese Aboge and Asapon Calendars
Get PDFThe Javanese calendar has been in use since July 8, 1633 AD, during the time of Sultan Agung. In the Javanese calendar, there is a cycle called kurup. Aboge is one of the kurup in the Javanese calendar, the third kurup after Awahgi and Amiswon. Currently, the Javanese calendar has reached the fourth circle, namely Asapon. Even though it is kurup, Aboge is special because Aboge is seen as a religious sect. Regarding determining the beginning of fasting and other religious holidays, Aboge has its own method based on the Javanese-Aboge Calendar, better known as the Aboge Calendar. This research was made to explain the inconsistency in determining the start of fasting calculated by the Aboge and Asapon calendars, compared to government regulations. The research method is a literature study and a case study surveying government regulation regarding the beginning of fasting and Eid al-Fitr. The study results show that both the Aboge Calendar and the Asapon Calendar are not appropriate when used as a guide for determining the implementation of religious holidays.
Raising public awareness to break the chain of the spread of COVID-19 in Cibungur Village, Parungponteng District
Get PDFCorona virus or covid-19 is a viral infection that was discovered at the end of 2019 in the city of wuhan, China. The massive spread has made more than 900,000 Indonesians infected with COVID-19. Nevertheless, there are several ways that can be done to reduce the risk and prevent transmission, one of which is the implementation of Clean and Healthy Lifestyle (PHBS), the use of hand sanitizers and masks. Community service is carried out in Cibungur Village, Parungponteng District. Cibungur village is one of the vulnerable places in the transmission of COVID-19. This is because there are so many people from villages who work in urban areas, so the risk of spreading it is very vulnerable. Therefore, the University Pharmacy Study Program took the initiative to provide community service by providing hand sanitizers and masks as an effort to implement clean and healthy living behaviors, as well as efforts to break the COVID-19 chain
Socialization of Natural Disaster Mitigation to Minimize the Impact of the Risk of Economic Loss in the Citarum River Basin (DAS) West Bandung Regency
Get PDFFlood is the flow of water at the ground surface that is relatively high and cannot be accommodated by drainage canals or rivers, causing inundation in an amount that exceeds normal and causes harm to humans. This flood disaster usually occurs in the lowlands around rivers, especially rivers that have various environmental problems such as factory waste, plastic waste, soil erosion, and so on. One of the rivers that often experience these flood events is the Citarum River, where the river has the title of the dirtiest river in the world. In order to reduce the impact caused by flooding, a Real Work Lecture (KKN) program was held by conducting community service regarding natural disaster mitigation training as an effort to minimize the impact of the risk of economic loss in the Citarum River basin, West Bandung Regency. The program is aimed at SMPN 1 CIhampelas students who are geographically close to the Citarum watershed. The method used is materialization regarding environmental problems in the Citarum watershed, the causes, and effects of flooding and its prevention, and disaster mitigation carried out when a flood occurs. After conducting the materialization, students were asked to discuss and explain how to mitigate floods when they occur at the school. Based on the results of the materials and tests carried out, it was found that students succeeded in conducting presentations on flood disaster mitigation, understanding the causes and effects of floods and how to prevent them, and understanding the importance of preserving the environment, especially in the Citarum River basin
Parents\u27 Positive Behavior in Children in Online Learning at Sds Rancakasumba
Get PDFThe existence of COVID-19 pandemic struck across the country in the world, including Indonesia has disrupted human activities in various sectors of life. Online learning can not be separated from internet networks. The internet network connection is one of the obstacles that the students live in the suburbs. The problem with online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic is environmental incompatibility by changing old habits so that parents do various ways so that parents can provide positive behavior toward children. This paper focuses on a positive behavior model in parents as an essential part of online learning by children amid the uncertainty of the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. The method in this paper is a literature study or literature review on positive behavior with logical model analysis. The results show that the factors that influence parents\u27 positive behavior towards children in online learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic must fulfill the elements of confidence, hope, optimism, resilience, and intelligence of parents in responding to online learning carried out by their parent’s children. In addition, social capital as an alternative strengthens parents\u27 positive behavior towards children so that they feel comfortable with the presence of parents to accompany online learning
Crypto Minning : Indonesia Carbon Tax Challenges and Safeguarding International Commitment on Human Security
Get PDFThe need for financial transactions in the virtual world that continues to grow demands an increase in the speed, quality, and quantity of various innovations and discoveries in the field of financial technology known as cryptocurrency. This discovery encourages various developments of the virtual world economy which is increasingly diverse and growing according to the needs and interests of existing economic actors. Cryptocurrencies are currently only considered as digital assets that can be traded so they are not recognized as a means of payment. However, cryptocurrency trading in Indonesia is a fast-growing field, so its economic value continues to rise rapidly. This encourages the emergence of crypto mining businesses that tend to use large amounts of electricity. The issue of carbon footprint in cryto mining has in several ways been the cause of the prohibition of this activity. In Indonesia, this activity is still not banned, in 2022 a carbon tax will be applied where every kilogram of carbon equivalent emissions that exceed a certain cap will be subjected to Rp-30 (0.21 cent dollar) tax. So the paper tries to analyze the extent to which this carbon tax will affect crypto mining in Indonesia and how the mitigation of crypto mining\u27s carbon footprint can be managed through proper regulation without disturbing the crypto economic sector that is blooming in Indonesia
The Impact of Fertility on Family Welfare
Get PDFFamily welfare is considered not going well since the Covid-19 pandemic, one of the factors for family welfare is fertility. Therefore, we conducted a study aimed at analyzing the impact of high fertility on family well-being. This research is descriptive quantitative with the number of respondents as many as twenty people. Data was obtained by survey method through Google Form where 20 respondents had to answer a list of structured questions (constructed questionnaire). The results showed that the number of children did not affect the welfare of the family
Investment Portfolio Optimization with a Mean-Variance Model Without Risk-Free Assets
Get PDFInvestment is an allocation of money, stocks, mutual funds, or other valuable resources provided by someone at the present time and held from being used until a specified period to get a profit (return). The higher the return received, the higher the risk. This study studied the Mean-Variance investment portfolio optimization model without risk-free assets to obtain the optimum portfolio. Five shares are used, namely BMRI, AMRT, SSMS, MLPT, and ANTM. The research results obtained optimal portfolio stocks with respective weights BMRI = 0.45741; AMRT=0.17852; SSMS=0.23300; MLPT=0.08475 and ANTM=0.04632. An optimal portfolio composition produces an average return = 0.00207 and variance = 0.00020