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Does Corporate Social Responsibility Moderate the Effect of Information Asymmetry and Earnings Management on Cost of Equity Capital?
No full textThis study explores the relationship between information asymmetry, earnings management, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), and cost of equity capital (CEC). The results show that information asymmetry has a significant influence on CEC, which indicates that information uncertainty can increase the cost of equity capital of a company. On the other hand, earnings management practices have not been shown to have an effect on CECs, reflecting that investors may be more focused on long-term performance than short-term financial statement manipulation. In addition, CSR cannot moderate the influence of information asymmetry on CEC or the influence of earnings management on CEC
Indonesian Preference of Teleconsultation Modality: Qualitative Study
No full textSince the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine users throughout the world have increased, including in Indonesia. Since COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine is a business platform in the health sector with increasing number of users. Minister of Health Regulation Number 20 of 2019, which is currently the basis for implementing telemedicine in Indonesia, does not regulate the use of teleconsultation media used for diagnosis on telemedicine platforms. This research aims to provide recommendations regarding the use of teleconsultation media on telemedicine platforms. In this study, data was obtained from interviews with thirty-three participants. In conclusion, the video call feature should be a mandatory modality for teleconsultation, but it is optional to use and with adjusted teleconsultation fees
Development Strategy Analysis With IFE-EFE-IE Matrix, SWOT Matrix and AHP at PT Putra Morowali Sejahtera
No full textHeavy equipment construction equipment usage activities are used for material handling, excavation, lifting, and other heavy operations. PT PMS currently does not have a strategy to face challenges in the heavy equipment rental business, this causes a lack of maximization of the heavy equipment rental business so that an analysis of internal and external factors is needed to determine a strategy for PT PMS. The purpose of this research is to identify internal (strength and weakness) and external (opportunity and threat) factors using the IFE and EFE approaches and using the IE and SWOT Matrix to determine alternative business strategies that can be recommended to PT PMS to choose the most appropriate business strategy used with Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) priorities to develop the heavy equipment rental business. The research method used in this research is qualitative. Qualitative research gets data from interviews with sources and scoring on a matrix based on a list of questions that have been provided. The results showed that the IFE matrix score was 3.03 and the EFE matrix score was 2.43, so that the position of PT Putra Morowali Sejahtera in the IE matrix was in cell IV, namely the growth and build strategy. From the results of the SWOT matrix, the company has 8 alternative strategies. The 8 alternative strategies are then evaluated in the AHP matrix to determine priority or ranking. The recommended strategy for PT Putra Morowali Sejahtera according to the ranking in the AHP matrix is ranking 1 Improving the quality of heavy equipment rental services and increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of operational activities in order to provide services at more competitive prices, ranking 2 Continuous improvement to expand the heavy equipment rental market network and increase operational effectiveness and efficiency, and ranking 3 Increase the capacity of heavy equipment rental units to meet demand for heavy equipment usage. The strategy is expected to contribute to the development of PT Putra Morowali Sejahtera
Smartphone-Based Accounting Information System Application: An Innovation Technology Solution For Startup
No full textThis study aims to create an Accounting Information System (AIS) application that can be accessed using a smartphone. The object of the study is PT Orangiro Makmur Jaya (OMAJA POWER). This company is one of the startups that focuses on electrical. This type of research is Research & Development (R&D) with the Analysis, Design, Development (ADDIE) model. The results of this study are the testing of the feasibility of the application by material experts resulting in an average value of the feasibility percentage of 98% which means that the application is very feasible to implement. Next are the results of the testing of the feasibility of the application by media experts with an average value of the feasibility percentage of 100% which means that the application is very feasible to implement. Then the percentage of user satisfaction based on the Performance indicator reached 4.90%, and on the Information and data indicator 4.92%. Meanwhile, the Economic indicator obtained a percentage of 4.95%. Then on the Control and security indicator, the level of satisfaction shows a percentage of 4.94%. Next is the Efficiency indicator showing a percentage of 4.93%. The Service indicator shows a percentage of 4.92%. So, based on this percentage, it can be concluded that the existence of an AIS using the PIECES Framework is very satisfying for users
Extraction Of Ketapang And Mangrove Natural Dyes As Wisdom For The Development Of Ecological Batik In Pekalongan City
No full textThis research explores the use of natural dyes extracted from ketapang leaves (Terminalia catappa) and mangrove wood (Rhizophora mucronata Poir) as environmentally friendly alternatives in the batik dyeing process in Pekalongan City. The experimental method was applied to pieces of cotton cloth dipped in natural dye extraction, with a variety of fixators in the form of alum, chalk and tunjung. The results showed that the type of fixator and pen frequency of dyeing influenced the intensity and character of the color on the fabric. The color produced from ketapang leaves with a tunjung fixator produces a blackish green nuance, while mangrove wood fixed with calcium hydroxide produces a brick red color. This research offers a sustainable solution for the batik industry through natural dyeing, supporting environmental preservation and public health in the Pekalongan batik center area
The Effect Of Work Competency And Compensation On Teachers' Organizational Commitment
No full textCommitment to each member of the organization is very important because with a commitment, a member of the organization can be more responsible for his work. This study aims to determine: The Effect of Work Competence and Compensation on Organizational Commitment moderated by Job Satisfaction of Junior High School Teachers in Bandar Pasir Mandoge District. The population of this study was all Junior High School teachers in Bandar Pasir Mandoge District, totaling 79 teachers, while the sample taken from the entire population was 79 people by taking a census sample. Data were collected using a questionnaire filled out by respondents from teachers, then the data was processed using regression analysis. The results of the study showed that: work competence (X1) has a direct positive effect on organizational commitment (Y) shown that = 0.238 and significance> 0.05; compensation (X2) has a direct positive effect on organizational commitment (Y) shown that = 0.337 and significance> 0.05.
The Deformation Responses As The Resulted Of The Tectonics In Apaumagida (Apowo), Enarotali And Legare Mountain Area of Papua Province
No full textThe deformation phenomenon in Central Mountain of Papua Province is very complex, isn’t there the uniformity of geology structure pattern (folds, joints, faults) as resulted of tectonics or reactivations of the geology structure of the lately rock to the upper early rock?. Therefore, measuring the geology structure had to be done with the surface geological mapping and the measured section traverse in the field. The research area distributed in three boundaries of tectonics in coordinate 135° 00’ 00” East - 136° 30’ 00” East and 3° 00’ 00” South - 4° 40’ 00” South. There are three research areas namely the Apaumagida area represent the Permian – Triassic Periods in coordinate 135°18’11,88” East - 135°43’20,14” East and 3°56’17,59” South - 4°8’28,44” South, the Enarotali area represent the Cretaceous – Paleocene Periods in coordinate 136°18’45,08” East - 136°29’42,00” East and 3°53’34,75” South - 4°5’16,03” South, and the Legare Mountain area represent the Tertiary – Quaternary Periods in coordinate 135° 28’ 54,87” East - 135° 47’ 16,80” East and 3° 25’ 31,17” South - 3° 6’ 6,25” South. According to the result and discussion, conclusioned that the direction of folds, jonts, faults were different between the oldest periods to the youngest periods, indicated by the direction diffrent of principal stress on N 5° – 27°E in Permian Period, N 349° - 358°E in Triassic Period, N 15° – 32°E in Cretaceous period, N 45° 54° E in Paleocene Period, N52° – 74°E in Tertiary Period N74°-78° E in Quarternary. Therefore, there were general pattern in the diffrent of folds, joints and faults from Permian – Triassic and Cretaceous – Paleocene but there’s conformity from the Tertiary – Quarternary. The general conclusion that the tectonic is actively roled for the geology structure developing in Central M.ountain area since Paleozoic to Quaternary
Traffic Engineering At The Kim Ii Roundabout
No full textAs the manager of the industrial area, currently PT. KIM has problems related to traffic jams that occur around the KIM roundabout and to reduce the number of traffic accidents at KIM due to collisions between vehicles from opposite directions, it is necessary to carry out traffic engineering in the area. Traffic engineering is related to the implementation of repair work Roundabouts are not only road construction improvements but also include traffic engineering before, during and after construction. Simulation of traffic conditions to provide alternative solutions to traffic problems that occur at the KIM II Roundabout using VISSIM software. From the results of the simulations that have been carried out, it can be seen that almost all road sections have a level of service F, which means they have a VCR value > 1. This is included in the oversaturated category, side obstacles and delays increase, stopping and moving events increase, if the flow increases, the vehicle speed is equal to zero (complete stop). This condition causes delays on one of the sections of 151 vehicle seconds and this condition is not very good because it will lengthen the queue of vehicles crossing the roundabout. In accordance with the simulation that has been carried out, and based on several applicable regulations regarding the traffic system at roundabouts, several alternatives for handling traffic problems in the KIM II Roundabout area are provided
The Effects Of Social Media Content, Influencer Marketing And Customer Reviews On Purchasing Decisions
No full textThis research aims to determine the effect of social media content, influencer marketing , and customer reviews on purchasing decisions on Shopee online marketing platform during period January-March 2024. The independent variables in this research are social media content, influencer marketing , and customer reviews , while the dependent variable is purchasing decisions. This research uses primary data in the form of questionnaire results from respondents. This research uses a purposive sampling technique . The method used is a type of quantitative research . The analysis used in this research is multiple linear analysis. In this research, it shows that social media content has significance effect on purchasing decisions, influencer marketing has no effect on purchasing decisions, customer reviews has no effect on purchasing decisions but the variables social media content (X1), influencer marketing (X2) and customer reviews (X3) simultaneous influence on purchasing decisions (Y) with a significance value (Sig) of 0.000 < 0.05
The Influence Of Easy Business Licensing Through The Implementation Of Online Single Submission (OSS) Applications On Increasing Investment In North Sumatra Province (Mid Large Scale Industrial Sector)
Get PDFThe government issued the latest policy related to investment, namely Government Regulation Number 5 of 2021 which regulates Online Single Submission (OSS) and Government Regulation Number 6 of 2021. However, investment in the industrial sector in North Sumatra Province in fact it did not show an increase after the implementation of the application in 2018. In contrast to Indonesia's EoDB ranking, which after the implementation of the Online Single Submission (OSS) application in 2018 from rank 91 crawled up to rank 72. So the purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of ease of licensing trying through the implementation of the Online Single Submission Application to increase investment in the industrial sector in North Sumatra Province. The research method used is a quantitative approach by collecting data in the form of numbers from a Likert scale questionnaire. The sample used was 80 respondents using the non-probability sampling technique using purposive sampling method. Data analysis used validity tests, reliability tests, and path analysis (Path Analysis) with the aim of knowing the direct and indirect effects of the ease of business licensing variables through the implementation of the Online Single Submission Application on increasing investment. From the results of the study that the ease of licensing tries to influence directly or indirectly through the implementation of the Online Single Submission application on increasing investment in the category that is still less effective and the results of calculating direct effect is 41,5% and indirect effect is 46,45%. Where there are two policy indicators, transparency indicators for domestic investment and Accountability for foreign investment do not have a significant direct effect and coordination indicators provide a direct and significant influence on domestic investment and foreign investment