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The Impact of Economic Factors on Changing Carbon Emission Landscape in ASEAN With ARDL Approach
Full text linkThis study aims to analyze the factors influencing carbon emissions in the member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The data used in this study covers the period from 1990 to 2021, utilizing the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) analysis method. All independent variables show a significant impact on carbon emissions in both the short and long term. This research provides evidence that factors such as urbanization, foreign direct investment, population, and economic growth significantly contribute to the increase in carbon emissions in ASEAN countries. The findings also validate the Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis for carbon emissions in ASEAN countries. In other words, economic growth leads to a reduction in carbon emissions. The ASEAN region has experienced substantial economic growth over the past few decades. However, carbon dioxide (CO2) remains a socio-economic issue in the ASEAN region. The results of this study can be highly beneficial for policymakers in the region regarding sustainability and economic development
The Effects of Servant Leadership, Occupational Commitment, and Work Engagement on Creativity of Teacher
Full text linkThis study identifies the influence of servant leadership on teacher creativity. We considered occupational commitment and work engagement as sequential mediators in the relationship between servant leadership and teacher creativity. This current study uses surveys by distributing questionnaires to teachers at the "X" education foundation in one of the cities in East Java. Hypothesis testing uses partial least squares-structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). Our study shows that servant leadership does not directly enhance teacher creativity but rather through occupational commitment and work engagement. This finding contributed to the understanding that servant leadership influences teacher creativity through the sequential mediation of occupational commitment and work engagement. As an implication, the "X" educational foundation needs to choose principals who are able to act as servant leaders. In order to effectively increase teacher creativity, servant leaders must provide support and opportunities for teachers that will boost their commitment to their work. Teachers with high occupational commitment will be more engaged with their work, allowing them to become more creative. In addition, various employee management activities, such as training, recognition, and selecting effective school principals, are needed to increase teachers' commitment, engagement, and creativity
Study on Indonesia Crude Palm Oil Exports to Six Main Destination Countries 2000-2021
Full text linkThis study aims to assess the impact and factors influencing Indonesian CPO exports to six main destination countries from 2000 to 2021. The variables analyzed include real GDP per capita in the destination countries, inflation rates in these countries, and international CPO prices over the same period. The analysis employs a Random Effect Model (REM) processed using Eviews-10. The urgency of this study is to evaluate the circumstances of the EU's deforestation law by examining the contribution of Indonesian CPO exports. The results indicate that real GDP per capita, inflation, and international CPO prices significantly affect the export value of CPO to these six countries during 2000-2021.
Remote System, Does It Have an Impact on the Performance of Zoomers Employees?
Full text linkThe initial concept of a remote system (WFH) regulates flexible working hours, which can help employees determine work-life balance. The remote system gives employees the freedom to use their creativity to complete their tasks and responsibilities, which will greatly affect employee performance and work productivity. Central Statistics Agency (2020) shows data that the Zoomers generation is recorded as the generation that controls the next industry as active workers. The research method uses quantitative methods. This study uses the Smart-PLS 3.0 statistical tool with a sample of employees belonging to the Zoomers generation. Of the five hypotheses, three hypotheses were accepted, and two were rejected. The findings of this study can be an insight for businesspeople on whether the WFH pattern is still needed in increasing employees' productivity and performance
The Effect of Innovation, Logistic Performance, and Human Capital on Export Diversification of Manufacturing Industry
Full text linkThis study aimed to analyze the effect of innovation, logistics performance, and human capital on export diversification of the manufacturing industry based on technology intensity in Indonesia. This study uses the method of moments approach with estimation using the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM). The research was conducted using dynamic data panels belonging to Indonesia and 30 main export destination countries as research objects. The results show the average Global Innovation Index (GII) of Indonesia and export countries, the average Logistics Performance Index (LPI) of Indonesia and export destination countries, the labor force with intermediate education, labor force with basic education. Indonesia's GDP has a positive and significant effect on the diversification of manufacturing industry commodity exports in Indonesia across all technological intensities. Still, the importers' GDP and exchange rates positively influence the spread of diversification exports of manufactured industrial commodities in Indonesia, but some models show no significant relationship
The Influence of Accounting Information Systems and Service Systems on Organizational Performance at Hospital in Makassar City
Full text linkThis study aims to analyze the accounting information system in hospitals. This study uses primary data sources by distributing questionnaires to 63 respondents with research samples, namely the head of service, head of support, and head of financial administration at type A and type B hospitals in Makassar City. The returned questionnaire was 57 respondents, processed using multiple linear analysis with the help of the SmartPLS computer program. The results showed that the accounting information system and service system have a role in improving organizational performance at hospitals in Makassar City
The Impact of Compliance Pressure, Task Complexity, and Auditor Expertise on Audit Judgment
Full text linkThis study aims to re-examine previous research on the effect of Compliance Pressure, Task Complexity, and Auditor Expertise on audit judgment but on different objects. The research was conducted in Yogyakarta, Solo, and Semarang, with the respondents being auditors who worked in Yogyakarta, Solo, and Semarang Public Accounting Firms. Data was obtained by distributing questionnaires as many as 50 questionnaires. The number of questionnaires that were returned and processed was 40 questionnaires. Data processing is done using the multiple linear regression method after testing the validity and reliability first. The results showed that task complexity had a negative effect on audit judgment. Meanwhile, compliance pressure and auditor expertise do not affect audit judgment
Relationship Between Social Influence, Shopping Lifestyle, and Impulsive Buying on Purchase Intention of Preloved Products
Full text linkThis research aims to explain consumer buying behaviour on the Internet in three dimensions: shopping lifestyle, social influence, and unplanned purchases that influence consumer intentions to buy used clothes online on Facebook—conducted this research in the city of Kupang, a sample of 215 respondents. The analytical method used is SEM PLS Version 3.0. The results of this study indicate that shopping lifestyle has a significant effect on purchase intention, social influence have a considerable impact on shopping lifestyle and purchase intention, and impulsive buying substantially impacts purchase intention. Therefore, preloved business people need to consider current lifestyles, social influence and impulsive buying to increase recent preloved buying decisions
Analysis of Factors Affecting the Economic Growth of the Districts/Cities of West Java Province in 2017-2021
Full text linkThis research was conducted in 2022 to analyze the human development index, labor force participation rate, poverty, CO2 emissions, and the number of MSMEs on the economic growth of districts/cities in West Java province in 2017-2021. The choice of a 5-year timeframe is because, during this period, the districts/cities of West Java province have increased economic growth every year except for 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Secondary data is an annual report, so researchers do not include 2022 because it has not accumulated a one-year period. The economy of districts/cities in West Java Province is influenced by positive factors such as the Human Development Index, CO2 emissions, and an increasing number of MSMEs. However, the increase in economic growth is inseparable from the problems of increasing the poor population and the unequal labor force in each region. The panel data regression analysis method is used to align the hypothesis with the theory. Developing research that has existed before with differences in location selection and combining variables from various aspects so that differences in results become updates to the factors that influence economic growth in this study
Marketing Strategy Analysis using SOAR and QSPM Methods in PT Cicil Solusi Mitra Teknologi
Full text linkTechnology development is so rapid in the era of society 5.0, one of which is a financial technology company, PT Cicil Solusi Mitra Teknologi. In 2019-2021, PT Cicil Solusi Mitra Teknologi experienced a decrease in revenue, so the company must maintain its existence by using the right marketing strategy to increase its revenue. In addition, the coverage is still at 62,24% for cities and 10,82% for campuses in Indonesia that have just accessed it. This study analyses the right marketing strategy recommended to companies to overcome these problems. This research uses SOAR methods and the QSPM matrix to produce several alternative marketing strategies. The results of this study obtained an alternative strategy with the highest TAS score of 3,03, which is routinely holding attractive discount promotions at certain events regularly both to prospective users, users, and special members and maximizing to increase student interest in getting to know services and transacting in the future and this strategy becomes a top priority to be recommended in PT Cicil Solusi Mitra Teknologi