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Factor Influencing Intention Repeat Tourism to Visit Singapore in New Normal based on Indonesia Traveler’s
Get PDFThe Covid-19 pandemic which has spread in various countries has a severe impact on all sectors in every country, especially the economic and tourism sectors. One of which is Singapore, which has closed access to foreign tourism with a lockdown policy and has progressively implemented a series of steps to reduce the risk of a wider spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in the community. Singapore has managed to maintain sustainable tourism over the years. Several tourist attractions in Singapore have resumed operations after being closed for several months. Indonesia was the market for the first largest source of income from tourism for Singapore for five consecutive years in 2016. This study aims to determine the perception of Indonesian travelers to return to tourism after the Singapore government reopened tourism to foreign countries. The research method used is quantitative, the sampling technique uses non-probability sampling and a sample of 285 respondents is obtained. The analytical tool used Path analysis and the hypothesis uses a significance test using the Partial Least Square Structural Equation Model (PLS SEM). The results of this study indicate that destination attractiveness, tourist motivation, accessibility, and risk perception can directly revisit the intention of Indonesian tourists to travel in Singapore. Then, destination attractiveness and tourist motivation can affect the revisit intention of Indonesian tourists to travel back to Singapore after the Covid-19 outbreak
The Impact of Ecological Checks on Urban Areas Towards Crime Rates in Indonesia
Get PDFThis study was conducted to analyze the impact of ecological checks on urban areas towards crime rates. The research was run at the Laboratory of Earth Information at University of Lampung, while the data acquisition was carried out at Subdit IV Tipidter Ditreskrimsus POLDA Lampung on October 2014 - December 2014. This study applied a modeling approach using secondary data from 36 districts/ cities in Indonesia. The model used in this study was multiple linear regression using multiple dummy variables. The response variables used were the level of criminality such as murder, rape, persecution, kidnapping, destruction, theft, fraud, narcotics, and victims of demonstration anarchism. The explanatory variables include the level of regional urbanism and air pollution (air pollution including CO, HC, and CO2) as the main variables which were equipped with accompaniment variables (recreation areas, places of worship and religious leaders). Based on the results of linear regression using Minitab V.16 software at a confidence interval of 5% and 10%, it is showed that the degree of regional urbanism is one of the variables that can cause an increase in criminal rates. Meanwhile, environmental polluting variables (CO, HC, and CO2) have no real effect
The urgency of the Second Amendment to Law Number 12 of 2011 concerning the Formation of Regulations Legislation
Get PDFIn order to create a legal objective to protect and provide the people with fair treatment, the law should protect every citizen of the nation so that their rights are guaranteed in state regulations. The regulation is also used as guidelines in the further preparation of legislation. With the existence of standard procedure, each drafting of regulations such as defining, standardization, and choosing a method that binds all institutions authorized to form laws and regulations so that the regulations in question can meet the needs of the community for good laws and regulations. The 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia itself has mandated Law Number 12 of 2011 concerning the Establishment of Legislation to be a guide in forming legislation, one of the proposed changes from the Second Draft Amendment to Law Number 12 of 2011 concerning the Establishment of Legislation is to add the omnibus law method. The legislation technique with the omnibus law model was chosen to be used by law policymakers in various countries for a number of reasons. One of the main reasons is that with this technique, it will be easy for legislators to reach an agreement or approval of new legislation drafts and avoid political impasse/interest
Panji, Past, Now, and Coming: Millennial Perspective on the Benefits of Panji Lectures
Get PDFThe cultivation of local cultural values through the Panji course at the Tourism Studies Program, Ciputra University Surabaya, has been running since 2015 until now. This study aims to describe the millennial perspective on the benefits of Panji\u27s course in daily life and future work. The research method is qualitatively using thematic analysis. The research results show that the informants of this study were students who took the Panji course for one semester and Panji\u27s expert as a validator. The conclusions of this study are as firstly, Panji inspires positive values that are relevant in today\u27s life; second, Panji is a spirit that inspires future work, both as professionals and entrepreneurs in the tourism sector. It is hoped that the Panji Millennial Perspective is useful for youth regarding the Benefits of College
The Effect of the Agriculture Sector on Poverty in Aceh Province
Get PDFThis study aims to analyze the influence of the agricultural sector on poverty in Aceh Province. In this study, the variables used in influencing the poverty level in Aceh Province are the share of Gross domestic product (GDP) in the agricultural sector, labor in the agricultural sector, agricultural land, Farmer Education and Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) per capita. The regression model used in this study is the method of multiple linear regression analysis (ordinary least squares regression analysis) using panel data and a fixed effect approach (fixed effect model) to determine the effect between variables. The results of this study are based on a simultaneous test (Test F) which shows that overall, the independent variables (share of GDP in the agricultural sector, labor in the agricultural sector, agricultural land, Farmer Education and GRDP per capita together show their effect on the poverty level. The results of the study based on a partial test (t test) showed that the share of the agricultural sector GRDP and the GDP per capita variable had a negative and significant effect on poverty and agricultural sector labor had a positive and significant effect on poverty, while the variables of agricultural land and farmer education negative effect, but not significant. The value of Adjusted R-squared in this study is 0.868629. This shows that the 86.86 percent change in the dependent variable, namely the Poverty of Aceh Province, can be explained by the independent variable, namely Share of Agricultural GRDP, Agricultural Manpower, Agricultural Land, Farmer Education and Per Capita GRDP. While the remaining 13.14% is explained by other factors outside the model
The Effect of the Exploration and Exploitation of Oil and Gas on Indonesian Economic Growth
Get PDFThe era of globalization and accelerated economic growth, as well as various kinds of industrial and technological transformations, are currently causing or triggering very concrete environmental problems, one of which is in terms of the growth in consumption of non-renewable energy, namely oil and natural gas. Oil and gas reserves are part of the socio-economic problems in Indonesia. It is known that oil and gas reserves are spread throughout almost all aspects of Indonesia. However, the utilization of the potential reserves of oil and natural gas resources in Indonesia is still not fully optimized. So that the potential for oil and gas reserves in Indonesia still does not fully have a more significant impact on Indonesia\u27s economic growth. This study examines the influence of oil and gas exploration and exploitation in Indonesia on economic growth in Indonesia. This study used data on Indonesia\u27s GDP and Exploitation and Exploitation of Indonesian Oil and Gas in a time series (1996-2021). In analyzing the data, this study used multiple linear regression. The results showed that the exploration and exploitation of oil and gas have a positive and significant effect on economic growth in Indonesia. It is hoped that this study can serve as an impetus for the government in making regulations and regulations directly related to exploration and exploitation activities both upstream and downstream of oil and gas and as encouragement and motivation for governments directly involved with upstream and downstream oil and gas activities. In addition, to issue policies in the form of continuing to prioritize technological development innovations, especially in the oil and gas sector. It is also hoped that the production results obtained from oil and natural gas exploration and exploitation activities can be more optimal and impact national energy security, state revenues, and Indonesia\u27s economic growth
Portfolio Analysis Using the Markowitz Model with Stock Lot Constraints and Target Returns or Without Target Returns
Get PDFStock investment activities are inseparable from returns and risk, so an investor needs expertise to minimize investment risk. One way is by forming an optimal portfolio. The purpose of this research is to determine the number of stock lots in the optimal portfolio. This research analyzes the closing prices of stocks during the research period with the criteria of stocks being listed on the IDX30 index consecutively for 20 periods and belonging to the large cap group (the stock market capitalization exceeds $10 billion). Then the number of stock lots is calculated using the Markowitz model with stock lot constraints and target returns or without target returns. From the selected stocks, an optimal portfolio is formed using Microsoft Excel. Based on the research results, a combination of an optimal portfolio with a target return is ASII: 5, BBCA: 10, BBNI: 23, BBRI: 1, BMRI: 23, TLKM: 93, UNVR: 12, where the risk is 0,000149 and the target expected return is 0,00155. Meanwhile, the optimal portfolio without a target return is ASII: 8, BBCA: 7, BBNI: 32, BBRI: 40, BMRI: 9, TLKM: 62, UNVR: 17, where a risk is 0,000147 and the expected return is 0,00148. This research can be used as a consideration for investors in determining investment portfolios
Graph Models of Harems and Tournaments in Sports Clubs
Get PDFBy looking at the extension of Hall\u27s marriage theorem to harems, where some people are allowed to have more than one partner, Traditionally in harems any man can have multiple wives but no woman can have more than one husband. then consider the different types of matches by looking at \u27round robin tournaments\u27 in sports clubs. An unexpected connection between the two worlds emerged when we were able to use our harem results to deduce theorems about the tournament
Credit, Fiscal Policy, and Income Inequality: Empirical Study from Indonesia
Get PDFThis paper investigates the relationship between credit, fiscal policy and income inequality in Indonesia. Annual data collected from Central Statistic Bureau is used from 2010 to 2020. The analytical method of this research is Genralized Least Square (GLS) to examine the relationship between variables. The results show that credit positively and significantly affects income inequality. Local government spending which is a proxy for fiscal policy has a significant and positive effect on income inequaity. The inflation variable has a significant positive effect on income inequality. However, the Gross Regional Domestic Product (GDRP) per capita has a significant negative effect on income inequality. Based on these findings, it is recommended that the government be able to maintain the momentum of the increasing trend of economic growth by providing the right stimulus, among others by providing access to credit that is easier to reach for the low-income class. In addition, local government expenditure allocations should be better allocated to provide benefits for increasing community income, such as social assistance in the form of direct assistance or free job training by utilizing job training centers tailored to each region\u27s potential
The Effect of Human Resource Competence, Utilization of Information Technology, Internal Control Systems, and Application of Government Accounting Standards on The Quality of Financial Reporting (Study on South Aceh Government SKPK)
Get PDFThis study aims to examine the effect of human resource competence, the use of information technology, internal control systems and the application of government accounting standards on the quality of financial reporting in the South Aceh Government SKPK. The population in this study were 55 SKPK in South Aceh Regency. The entire population is the sample in this study and is called the census sample. Primary data sources are obtained from questionnaires distributed to 110 respondents. Respondents in this study were the Expenditure Treasurer and Financial Administration Officer at SKPK. The analytical method used is multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that the competence of human resources, utilization of information technology, internal control, and SAP implementation together affect the quality of financial reporting. Furthermore, the results of the partial study show that HR competence affects the quality of financial reporting, the use of information technology affects the quality of financial reporting, internal control affects the quality of financial reporting, and the application of SAP affects the quality of financial reporting in the South Aceh Government SKPK