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ABSTRACTS
6th International Conference on

Economics and Social Sciences
(ICESS-2015)
Surabaya, Indonesia
14 -15, February 2015
Organized by
International Foundation for Research and

Development
(IFRD)
ABSTRACTS
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6th International Conference on Economics and Social

Sciences
Surabaya, Indonesia
14 -15, February 2015
Organized by
International Foundation for Research and

Development
(IFRD)
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Preface
Dear Distinguished Delegates and Guests,
The Conference Committee warmly welcomes our distinguished delegates and guests to
the 2015 International Conference on Economics and Social Sciences (ICESS-2015) held
on February 14-15 in Surabaya, Indonesia.
The ICESS-2015 is organized by International Foundation for Research and Development

(IFRD). The conference is aimed at discussing with all of you the wide range of problems
encountered in present and future issues in economies and Societies. The ICESS-2015 is
organized in collaboration with Dr. Soetomo University Surabaya, Indonesia, Yildirim
Beyazit University, Turkey, Shinawatra International University, Thailand, PERTRE ANDERI
of IASI, Romania and National Academy of Management, Ukraine where researchers from
around the world presented their work. The conference committee is itself quite diverse
and truly international, with membership around the world.
The proceeding records the fully refereed papers presented at the conference. The main
conference themes and tracks are Economics, Business and social sciences. The
conference aims to bring together researchers, scientists, engineers and practitioners to
exchange and share their experiences, new ideas and research results about all aspects
of the main conference themes and tracks and discuss the practical challenges
encountered and the solutions adopted. The main goal of the event is to provide a
scientific forum for exchange of new ideas in a number of fields that interact in depth
through discussions with their peers from around the world.
The conference has solicited and gathered technical research submission related to all
aspects of major conference themes and tracks. All the submitted papers have been peer
reviewed by the reviewers drawn from the scientific committee, external reviewers and
editorial board depending on the subject matter of the paper. Reviewing and initial
selection were undertaken electronically. After the rigorous peer-review process, the
submitted papers were selected based on originality, significance, and clarity for the
purpose of the conference. The conference program is extremely rich, featuring high-
impact presentations. The high quality of the program guaranteed by the presence of an
unparalleled number of internationally recognized top experts. The conference will
therefore be a unique event, where attendees will be able to appreciate the latest results
in their field of expertise, and to acquire additional knowledge in other fields. The
program has been strutted to favor interactions among attendees coming from many
diverse horizons, scientifically, geographically, from academia and from industry.
We would like to thank the program chairs, organization staff, and members of the
program committee for their work. We are grateful to all those who have contributed to
the success of ICESS -2015 especially our partners. We hope that all participants and
other interested readers benefit scientifically from the proceedings and find it stimulating
in the process. Finally, we would like to wish you success in your technical presentations
and social networking.
We hope you have a unique, rewarding and enjoyable time at ICESS-2015 in Surabaya.
With our warmest regards,
Conference Committee
February 1415, 2015
Surabaya, Indonesia.
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Conference Committee
Conference Chair
Wiwiek Harwiki, Ph. D., Dr. Soetomo University, Surabaya, Indonesia
Conference Co Chair
Dileep Kumar, M., Ph. D., University Utara Malaysia, Malaysia
Conference Convener
Liosten RR Ully Tampubolon, Ph. D., Dr. Soetomo University, Surabaya, Indonesia
Members
John C. Walsh, Ph. D., Shinawatra International University, Bangkok, Thailand

Alexandru Trifu, Ph. D., University, Petre Andrei, Iasi, Romania
Susantha Herath, Ph. D., St. Cloud State University, USA
Sisira R. N. Colombage, Ph. D., Monash University, Victoria, Australia
Rishidaw Balkaran, Ph. D., Durban University of Technology, South Africa
Hermann Gruenwald, Ph.D., Burapha University International College, Bangsaen, Thailand
Nek Kamal Yeop Yunus, Ph. D., Univerisiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris , Perak, Malaysia
Zehra Vildan SERN, Ph. D., Fatih University, Istanbul, Turkey
Ahasanul Haque, Ph. D., International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Malaysia
Johan de Jager, Ph. D., Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa
Ayhan Kapusuzoglu, Ph. D., Yildirim Beyazit University, Ankara, Turkey
Rajendra Parsad Gunput, Ph.D., University of Mauritius, Mauritius
Chux Gervase Iwu, Ph. D., Cape Peninsula University of Technology, South Africa
Balaji Balasubramaniam, Ph.D., Sree Sastha Institute of Engineering and Technology, Chennai, India
M. Saman Dassanayake, Ph. D., University of Colombo, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Thanet Wattanakul, Ph. D., Khon Kaen University, Nong Khai Campus, Thailand
Wei-Bin Zhang, Ph. D., Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan
Katalin Jackel, Ph. D., Budapest Business School, Budapest, Hungary
Izah Mohd Tahir, Ph. D., University Sultan Zainal Abidin, Terengganu, Malaysia
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Table of Contents
Description Pages
Preface Ii
Conference Committee iii
Table of Contents Iv
Papers vii
Factors Influencing Purchase Intention on Serba Food Restaurant, Innocentius
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Bernarto, Yohana F. Cahya Palupi Meilani, Soeseno Bong
Financial Decision, Innovation, Profitability and Company Value: Study on
Manufacturing Company Listed in Indonesian Stock Exchange, Mursalim, 2
Hendra Gunawan, Nur Alamzah, Abdullah Sanusi
The Role of Leading Sector in Promoting Regional Specialization of Regency/City
3
in Papua Province, Abd. Rahman Razak
Impact Analysis of the Village Fund Allocation (ADD) Toward Economic
Community (Case Study on the Rural District of Namlea Siahoni), Buru Regency- 4
Hayati Hehamahua
Project-Based Learning Guided Lesson Study Improve the Achievement of
Learning Outcomes on Seminar Accounting Education Course at Department of 5
Accounting, Suparti
Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB): Variable Antecedents and Its Impact
towards Employee Performance at the East Java State Treasury Office, 6
Indonesia, Purnamie Titisari
Evaluation of Women Cooperatives Development at Rural Level in East Java,
7
2013, Wiwiek Harwiki
What Can it and Money Laundering Law do to Fight Against Cyber Child Sexual
8
Crime? Go Lisanawati
An Ethical Reflection beyond the Tragedy Coverage (A Rhetorical Critique of

Indonesian Mass Media in Covering Natural Disaster Victims), Nevrettia 9
Christantyawati
Structure and Economic Development Pattern in Jayapura through Other Cities

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and Towns in Papua, Suwandi, Nuralam
An Analysis of Factors Affecting the Company Performance in Creating the
Competitiveness of Furniture and Printing Small-Sized Enterprises in Jayapura 11
City, Mugiati
An Influence Analysis of Demographic Factors and Responsive Accommodative
Leadership Style on Public Confidence (Study of Basuki Tjahaya Purnamas
12
Leadership Style in Governor Election, Period 2014-2017), Sri Purwati, A. Yani
Antariksa, Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati
Analysis of Effect of Ethics Education and Love of Money Perception of
Accounting Students in the Preparation of Financial Statements, Hj Marwah 13
Yusuf, Anim Wiyana
The Effect of Organizational Communication Towards Employees Performance
14
of The Badan Pendidikan Dan Pelatihan in Makassar City, Hikmah Nurdin
Effect Ownership, KAP Type, and Financial Distress to the Public Company
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Financial Fraudulent Reporting In Indonesia, Ana Mardiana
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The Role of Manufacturing Industrial Activity in the Environmental Pollution in

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South Sulawesi, Tri Astuti
Managing Political Risk Management and Business Aspects Toward Motivation
17
Theory, Maruli Sitompul
Analysis of Small Industries and Crafts on Employment in District Bekasi
18
Indonesia, Sri Purwati, A. Yani Antariksa
Effectiveness Analysis of Management Conflict Style and Extrinsic Satisfaction
on Business Performance Services Companies (Case Study of Ipiems Learning 19
Center, East Java), Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati, Sri Purwati, A. Yani Antariksa
Influences of Services Marketing Mix Variables on Tourists to Come Indonesia,
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Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati, Susanto
Impact of Transformational Leadership on Employees Performance in Export-
21
Based Small Medium Enterprises, Widiartanto, Wiwiek Harwiki
The Impact of Local Government Spending on Regional Economic Growth (Case
22
Study in Tolikara Papua), Alberthus
Study of Facilities and Infrastructure Development in Line with Area
Development on Pegunungan Bintang Regency, Papua, Indonesia, Yulianus 23
Rumaropen
The Impact of Mining Activity on Regional Development of Pegunungan Bintang
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Regency in Papua, Hubertus Bamulki
Impact of the Use of River Banks for Settlement of Population (Case Study of
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North Jayapura District in Jayapura City), Rahmat Daun
Base-G Coast Tourism Development Efforts to Increase Revenue Local Own-
26
Source Revenue of Jayapura - Papua Indonesia, Dominggus O. Faidiban
Area Development Planning in Keerom Regency Papua, Tedy Garnadi 27
A Study on Community Participation in the Process of Village Infrastructure
Development in National Program for Community Self- Empowerment in 28
Jayapura Regency, Agustina I. Kandenafa
Waste Management Strategic Planning (Waste Management in Jayapura City),
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Lazarus B. Ramandey
An Analysis of the Effect of District Empowerment Fund on Community
30
Participation in Regional Development in Jayapura Regency, Enos Magai
Dynamic Capabilities and Competitive Advantage in High Velocity Industry: The
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Role of Turbulence Environment, M. Imam Nashiruddin
An Analysis of the Impact of Ring Road Development in Papua Central
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Mountains on Area Development in Papua, Jonathan Tabuni
An Analysis of the Impact of Regional Proliferation on the Development in Papua
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Province, Melkianus Yoweni
Regional Development Plan Based on Red Fruit Plantation, Yusup Esema 34
Study on the Role of Fisheries Sector in the Regional Development of Coastal
35
Community of Yotefa Bay in Jayapura, Rasna Kaplele
Rural Area Development Strategy through the Rural Infrastructure Development
36
Program, Wilmina Pesurnay
Factors Affecting the Public Service on the Arrangement of Residence
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Documents in Jayapura City, Papua, Ratna
The Importance of Facilities and Infrastructure Development in Border Area of
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Pegunungan Bintang District in Papua, Indonesia, Beresman H. Sirait
Human Development Index (HDI) in Papua Province, Nuralam, Suwandi 39
An Analysis of the Influence of Spatial Planning and Region Development
40
Performance in Waropen Regency Papua-Indonesia, Yohanis Robbi Duwiri
A Study of Flood Alleviation in South Jayapura of Jayapura City Papua, Hajrah 41
The Impact of Presence of Transmigration on Cultural and Economic Aspecs in
Jayapura Regency-Papua and Raja Ampat Regency-West Papua, Levinus Balli, 42
Dewi Ana Rusim
An Evaluation of the Impact of Coastal Community Economic Empowerment
Program on the Economic of Coastal Region in Raja Ampat Regency, West 43
Papua, C. Pierre A. Makabory, Dewi Ana Rusim
Analysis of Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction (Study at Warung Ampera, 44
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Sunda Restaurant), Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati, Sri Purwati

Influence of External and Internal Marketing Environment on Craftmens
45
Income in Tajur Bogor, West Java, A. Yani Antariksa, Susanto
Accountability Perspective: Implementation and Reporting on Spending Fund of
46
Papua Special Autonomy, John Agustinus
Fiscal Decentralization and Poverty in Papua Province, Suwandi, Nuralam 47
Interrelatedness Between Diversification and Company Governance to Company
Performance and Dividend Policy (Study of Shariah Banking in Makassar City), 48
LA Ode Sumail
Economics Inequality among Districts in Keerom, Papua, Indonesia, Nuralam,
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Suwandi
Analysis Participatory Budget of Budgetary Slack in the Preparation of Financial
50
Statements, Eni Wuryani
Effect of Application of Performance Based Budgeting Against the Institution
51
Performance Accountability Government (Case Study: Wajo), Seri Suriani
Effect on Performance Audit Implementation of Good Corporate Governance in
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Kab.Luwu (Case Study Kab.Luwu Inspectorate Office), Rahmawati, A.
Roles of Local Organization on Development of Economic Potential in Jayawijaya
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Regency, Papua Indonesia, Yulianus Yoman
Impact of Civil Servant Recruitment on Job Unit of Local Forces in Puncak
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Regency, Elkana Waropen
Socio-Economic Condition of Public Transportation Drivers in Jayapura City,
55
Elisabeth Y. Flassy, Bahtiar
The Effect of Compensation, Career Development, Work-Family Support on Job
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Satisfaction, Diana Sulianti K. Tobing
Models of Measuring the Performance of Mutual Fund Using Treynor Mazuy
Condition Approach: The Cases of Stock Mutual Funds in Indonesia, V. Santi 57
Paramita, Ina Primiana, Rachmat Sudarsono, Erie Febrian
Applying Importance-Performance Analysis for Improving Empowerment of
Cooperative in Cimahi, Hartikayanti Heni Nurani, Bramanti Frita Lussie, Siregar 58
Ifan Wicaksana
An Influence of Organizational Culture to the Intellectual Capital and the Effect
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to the Competitive Advantage, Dian Indiyati
Employees Productivity at Theoperation District 8 of Indonesian Railway Corp
Surabaya, Muhammad Alkirom Wildan, Anugrahini Irawati, Mohamad Tambrin, 60
Bagus Priambodho
The Linkage of Market Orientation Concept and Innovation Concept, Jajang
61
Burhanudin
Modeling Moderation of Product Surplus Agriculture, Haryono, Mangku Purnomo 62
Spatial Integration of Tourism Regions in Ngawi at Tourism Corridor of Yogya-
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Solo-Ngawi-Surabaya, Haryono, Surjono
Can Service Quality of Police Be Measured? Zulnaidi Yaacob 64
Use Social Media as a Media Promotion for Small and Medium Enterprises, Isma
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Azis Riu
Study on the Construction Field of Small Business Success in Palu City:
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Motivation and Commitment, Lina Mahardiana
Marketing Communication Model in Social Network Facebook, Herman, Winarto 67
Influence of Job Satisfaction and Organization Culture on Employees
Performance (Case Study of Aviation Agency Angkasa Avia Group), Sri Kartika 68
Sari, A. Yani Antariksa
Accelerated Development Of Coffee Industry Using Value Chain Analysis In
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Jember District, East Java, Indonesia-Dewi Prihatini, Hadi Paramu
Development Planning of Coastal Area in Aruri Islands in Aruri Regency-Papua
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Indonesia-Thomas A. Binur
An Analysis of Sectoral Productivity and its Corelation to the Revenue Source in 71
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Papua Province-Denianto S. Konde

An Analysis o Tourism Potential Development in Increasing Revenue in Lanny
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Jaya Regency Papua Indonesia-Aman Yikwa
Utilization of Balinese Folklore as Source of Value for the Social Studies:

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Perspective of Critical Education
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the Human Existence 74

The Influence of Social Environment on Customer Experience in Retail
75
Mall
Building Customer Loyalty through Brand Equity and Perceive Quality
76
Product of Nexcare Acne Cover
Rational and Irrational Property Behavior (Study Case in Bali, Indonesia) 77
Effect of Financial Performance Return of Shares in Stock Index JII
78
(Jakarta Islamic Index) in Indonesia Stock Exchange
The Integrated Measuring of Working Capital Management Efficiency on
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Financial Performance in Indonesia Stock Exchange
Accaptance of Banking Information Technology in PT BNI of Makassar 80
Clean and Healthy Life Management of Elderly at Nursing Home in
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Gorontalo
Final Tax SMEs: Simple But Not Fair (Case Studies in Buleleng 82
Equilibrium Model of Needs and Availability Agricultural Land (a Dynamic
83
Systems Approach
The Performance Improvement Model of Group and Partnership based
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Coffee Processing Enterprises in the Jember Regency
Role of Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) Implementation In Improving
Performance of and Competitive Advantage of Products (Studies on SMIS 85
Small and Medium-Sized Industries in Bali)
Influence of External Marketing, Government Policy and T-Serqual
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toward Customer Satisfaction
Analysis of Investment Contribution towards Unemployment and Poverty
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in Batu City in 2011-2013
Stock Price Behavior Linked Company's Dividend Policy and Its
Relationship to Investors Perspective in Indonesia (Casestudy of LQ 45 88
Companies in IDX Period 2009-2011)
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Factors Influencing Purchase Intention on Serba Food Restaurant
Innocentius Bernarto, Yohana F. Cahya Palupi Meilani, Soeseno Bong

Universitas Pelita Harapan, Tangerang, Indonesia
innocentius.bernarto@uph.edu
Abstract: The aim of this study is toanalyzefactors influencing purchase intention in

Serba Food Restaurant that is located at Tangerang, Indonesia. Research model is a
replication from the study of Jalilvand et al. (2011) reported that brand awareness, brand
association, brand loyalty, and perceived quality have significant effects on purchase
intention in the automobile industry. In this study, the industry characteristic is
restaurant, while the population of research is different thanpreviousstudy. The purpose
of replication is toseewhether thephenomenonhas been obtainedfrom earlier studies will
also occurin this study. Survey method used in this research to collect 105 management
students from UPH who have visited the Serba Food restaurant. Convenience sampling
is applied in this study. Statistical analysis using generalized structured component
analysis or GeSCA.The results of this study indicate that the brand association, brand
loyalty and perceived quality has a positive influence on purchase intention. Then brand
awareness does not have a positive influence on purchase intention. The following
conclusion and future research are discussed.
Keywords: brand awareness, brand association, brand loyalty, perceived quality,

purchase intention
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Financial Decision, Innovation, Profitability and Company Value: Study

on Manufacturing Company Listed in Indonesian Stock Exchange
Mursalim, Hendragunawan, NurAlamzah, Abdullah Sanusi

Department of Management, University of Hasanuddin, Makassar, Indonesia
mursalim1906nohong@gmail.com
Abstract: This study aims to describe the relationship between financial decisions,
innovation, enterprise profitability and the value of the company. Based on the research
objectives, this research is a causality research. The data used are secondary data for a
5-years period, obtained through several sources such as Indonesian Capital Market
Directory (ICMD) and the websites of 22 companies. The results show that (1)
Investment decision affects company profitability positively and significantly, (2)
Investment decision affects company value positively and significantly, (3) Capital
structure affects company profitability positively and significantly, (4) Capital structure
affects company value positively and significantly, (5) Dividend policy affects company
profitability positively and significantly, (6) Dividend policy does not affect company
value, (7) Innovation affects company profitability positively and significantly, (8)
Innovation affects company value positively and significantly, and (9) Profitability affects
company value positively and significantly.
Keywords: Financial decision, innovation, company value, stock exchnage
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The Role of Leading Sector in Promoting Regional Specialization of

Regency/City in Papua Province
Abd. Rahman Razak

Regular Lecturer of Economic Faculty, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
arnan_2009@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: This study aimed to measure the degree of regional specialization of each
regency/city in Papua Province, which was created from the concentration of economic
activities of leading sectors ineach regency/city in this area. The data used were
secondary which were then analyzed by using Krugman Index as analysis tool, as it has
beenused by Kim (1995) to analyze the regional specialization in the United States. The
research findings indicated thevalue ofthe indexof regional specialization in all
regencies/cities in Papua Provincein 2009 and 2013 was less than 1 which indicated that
concentration level of leading-economicsector activity in each regency/city in this area
was still low so that there was noregency/city having specialization that has been able to
accelerate the increase of economic linkages among regency/cities in this are a
significantly during the period 2009 2013 as the period of observation. Therefore, it is
necessary to change the direction ofthe development of regional leading commodity of
each regency/city in Papua Provincein order to promote the role of regional leading
commodity in achieving rapid economic developmentof this region in the future.
Keyword: Regional Specialization, Index Krugman
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Impact Analysis of the Village Fund Allocation (ADD) Toward Economic

Community (Case Study on the Rural District of Namlea Siahoni) Buru
Regency
Hayati Hehamahua
Universitas Iqra Buru, Indoneisa
Nurhayati_heha@yahoo.com
Abstract: Rural development is the subject of development, as the movement of people

in carrying out development based on the awareness to improve life better, given more
than 60% of Indonesia's population lives in the village. The position is a strategic village
a capital base that must be understood as a whole and integrated, both in terms of
strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and constraints, as well as relationships with
strategic environment, regional, national and international. Strategic implications of
independence of the village in the welfare society is still a big question, because the
village government's ability to use the budget. This study intends to investigate whether
the allocation of funds village (ADD) to contribute to the economic empowerment. With
institutional economics approach, the findings of this study are: Directional distribution of
ADD for this can be seen from the reality that most of the village allocates its budget
ADD to repair / improvement of physical roads, buildings, irrigation. Low contribution in
encouraging community development and very little village which directs its budget for
financing ADD more productive example BUMDes formation, Village Bank, and the Village
Market. Capital revolving loan without interest for the development activities of small and
medium enterprises as well.
Kayword: Rural development, local government, allocation of funds village (ADD),

institutional economics approach, qualitative analysis
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Project-Based Learning Guided Lesson Study Improve the Achievement

of Learning Outcomes on Seminar Accounting Education Course at
Department of Accounting
Suparti
Department of Accounting, State University of Malang, Indonesia
suparti_andi@yahoo.com
Abstract: The research impact project-based learning guided lesson study in Seminar
Accounting Education course has been conducted in 2012. The research was focused to
improve student achievement of learning outcomes in Seminar Accounting Education
course at Department of Accounting, State University of Malang. The learning outcome
was defined on skill levels, the exploration ability and reviewing issues (contemporary) in
the field of accounting education both conceptual and factual, creating of research
proposal, and final grade. The research approach was classroom action research guided
lesson study. The data is analyzed by comparing student score with the minimum
requirement score and the improvement of score from cycle 1 to cycle 2. The
implementation of project-based learning guided lesson study improved the ability of
student to create research proposal. The average score achieved by the students has
surpassed the minimum requirement (75) in the cycle 1 and 84% of the students have
surpassed the minimum requirement, and in the cycle 2, 100% of the students have
surpassed the minimum requirement.
Keywords: Project-based Learning, Lesson Study, Seminar Accounting Education,

Learning Outcome
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Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB): Variable Antecedents and Its

Impact towards Employee Performance at the East Java State Treasury
Office, Indonesia
Purnamie Titisari
Faculty of Economy, Jember University, East Java, Indonesia
purnamie.ts@gmail.com
Abstract: This study aims to examine and analyze the influence of leadership style, job
satisfaction, organizational commitment, personality and organizational culture on
organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) and its impact on employee performance.
Theoretically, this study is expected to enrich and complete the knowledge repertoire in
the field of organizational behavior and human resource management. The study
population was all 586 employees of the East Java State Treasury Office (the East Java
KPPN). The sampling technique was the proportional simple random sampling. Producing
a total of 190 employees. The statistical analysis used to test the hypothesis was a
structural equation model (SEM). The results are as follows. Leadership style provides a
significant impact towards OCB on the East Java KPPN employees. Trust in the leadership
significantly because it can strengthen the relationship between leadership and
organizational commitment significantly influences, job satisfaction significantly affects,
personality significantly affects, organizational culture does not influence OCB, OCB
significantly affects the employee performance.
Keywords: leadership style, organizational commitment, job satisfaction, personality,

Organizational Citizenship Behavior
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Evaluation of Women Cooperatives Development at Rural Level in East

Java, 2013
Wiwiek Harwiki
University of Dr. Soetomo Surabaya, Indonesia
harwiki@yahoo.com
Abstract: The purposes of this researchto identify problems of Women Cooperatives on

improving organizations, to examine the potential of the Women Cooperatives on
developing economies its region, to measure the member participation in organization
activities, to identify the women roles on increasing the prosperous community,
especially for women who joined as members in organization, and to evaluate the
performance of Women Cooperatives in East Java Province. Samples have been collected
of 47 Women Cooperatives in East Java. The sampling technique was randomsampling,
the data have been analyzed by Descriptive Statistics,Analysis of Variance, and
Confidence of Interval. The results showedpositive correlationsbetween: Women
Cooperatives and Women Empowerment, Women Cooperatives and Government, Women
Cooperatives and Community. Another positive correlations among: Women
Cooperatives, Boards, Members and Government; Business Unit, Capital, Board and
Members, Women Cooperatives and Members. The research findings: Benefits of Women
Cooperatives existence encourage the women empowerment, and the Government roles
is needed to socialize Women Cooperatives movements continously.
Keywords: Women Cooperatives, Women Empowerment, Government, Community
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What Can it and Money Laundering Law do to Fight Against Cyber Child
Sexual Crime?
Go Lisanawati
Faculty of Law University of Surabaya (UBAYA), East Java, Indonesia
go_lisanawati@ubaya.ac.id
Abstract: This paper will assess on how technology and anti-money laundering law
perspectives can contribute in tackling cyber child sexual crimes. It is normally and
classically problem that always emerge in the discussion of law and information
technology (IT) is about the increases of crime. But the abnormal and modern problem is
about the modernism of crimes with the high-quality level of crime itself. Cyber sexual
crime became one of the highest online crimes which conduct through internet.
Grooming, voyeurism, cyberstalking, child pornography happens very often in the world.
This paper is using normative research methodology of law, by using statute and
conceptual approach. The conceptual approach is using to build an ideal concept of
prevention and eradication of the crime of online child sexual abuse. This paper is
discussed through a qualitative research. The result of this paper is that Information
Technology gives contribution in order to present a way out to tackle this problem, for
example by giving solution on its surveillance. Other is from the perspectives of law.
Money Laundering can assist in tackling online sexual crime toward children, for
perpetrator and/or facilitator and/or pther third party who enjoy the illegal gain of this
crime.
Keywords: IT development, Anti-Money Laundering Crime Law, Prevention of Crime,

Eradication of Crime, and Cyber Child Sexual Offense
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An Ethical Reflection beyond the Tragedy Coverage (A Rhetorical

Critique of Indonesian Mass Media in Covering Natural Disaster Victims)
Nevrettia Christantyawati
Dr Soetomo University, Surabaya Indonesia
nevrie03@gmail.com
Abstract: The current study is a first step in investigating how the media narrate the
stories of disaster particularly the victim as a news angle. Many of media report the
tragedy as a grieving people in order to increase the broadcast and to attract a lot of
viewers. The research used dramatism pentad theory to build a model that framing how
the stories are told. The model was tested using narrative paradigm model. Overall, the
results indicated that political vested interests and media interests play a critical role in
influencing the disaster and the victims reporting. Furthermore, the political and the
owner of the media were assumed as media utility for political vehicle to construct image
by supporting and donating the traumatic people. Because many of these media hidden
agendas are addressed to critical question how implementing good ethics for media
reporting. Also, these findings suggest important ways in which an ethical of media
review can be rethought, through the study of narrative news reporting and dramatism.
The current study also provides a basis for future research in critical and ethical mass
communication generate better improvement in order to enforce excellent environmental
journalism.
Keywords: dramatism pentad, narrative paradigm, news covering, natural disaster

victim, ethics of news reporting, public moral argumentation
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Structure and Economic Development Pattern in Jayapura through Other

Cities and Towns in Papua
Suwandi, Nuralam
Cendrawasih University Jayapura Papua, Indoneisa
wandi1212@gmail.com
Abstract: This researchaims to: (1) determine the economic performance of Jayapura
City or Cities and Towns in Papua viewed from economic growth aspect and the
contribution of the local economy, (2) identify the potential sectors of economy in
Jayapura City, (3 ) analyze the dominant sector in terms of the economy in Jayapura
City.The data obtained from interviewsstaffs ofCentre Bureau of Statistics (BPS)based on
the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and the related documents. The analytical tool used
wasTypologyAnalysisof Klassen, LocationQuotient (LQ) and Shift Share. The results of this
study: the construction sector is included in the prime sector qualification in which this is
caused by the growth rate of the construction sector Jayapura City larger than the
building sector at provincial level in Papua. The potential sector qualificatios are:
transportation and communication, agriculture, services, electricity, water and financial.
The mining and quarrying sectors, trade and industry arethe growing sector
qualifications. The superiorcategory are: agriculture, manufacturing, electricity and water
supply, construction, trade, and transport and communications.
Keywords: Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Klassen Typology, Location Quotient (LQ)
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An Analysis of Factors Affecting the Company Performance in Creating

the Competitiveness of Furniture and Printing Small-Sized Enterprises
in Jayapura City
Mugiati
University of Science and Technology Jayapura, Indonesia
a.mugiati@yahoo.com
Abstract: This study aims to identify and analyze the influence of human resource
management, production, marketing, working capital, organization, government policy,
and competitor on the financial performance and competitiveness of Small-sized
enterprise in Jayapura City. Data collection methods used were observation, interviews,
and questionnaires, the number of samples is 258 Small-sized enterprises in Jayapura.
Data were analyzed by applying SEM (structural equation modeling analysis method by
making use of Amos Software. The results showed that the factors of production and
government policy factors affect the financial performance and competitiveness of small-
sized enterprise in Jayapura. While human resource management, marketing,
organization and competitors factors affect the financial performance of small-sized
enterprise in Jayapura, but does not affect the competitiveness of small-sized enterprise
in Jayapura and working capital factor does not affect the financial performance of small-
sized enterprise in Jayapura but affect the competitiveness of small-sized enterprise in
Jayapura. Then the financial performance factor affects the competitiveness of small-
sized enterprise in Jayapura.
Keywords: Company Performance, Competitiveness
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An Influence Analysis of Demographic Factors and Responsive Accommodative

Leadership Style on Public Confidence (Study of Basuki Tjahaya Purnamas
Leadership Style in Governor Election, Period 2014-2017)
Sri Purwati, A. Yani Antariksa, Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati

STIE Business Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia
purwati.dasa@gmail.com
The purposes of this research to analyze the influence of: (1) demographic factors on
public confidence; (2) the demographic factors and responsive accomodative leadership
style on the belief of DKI Jakarta Society. The data used is primary data from
questionnaires filled out by 650 respondents. Data analysis technique used is multiple
linear regression, by means of testing the validity and reliability, as well as the classical
assumption. Sampling period ranged from August 1 to October 30, 2014. The result
showed that demographic factor significantly affected the public confidence of DKIs
members of society in Governor election for Basuki Tjahaja Purnama as Jakarta Governor
for the period of 2014 2017, and demographic factor and responsive and
accommodative leadership styles affected simultaneously the belief of DKI Jakarta
Society in voting for the Governor DKI Jakarta election.
Keywords: Demographic factors, leadership styles, public confidence
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Analysis of Effect of Ethics Education and Love of Money Perception of

Accounting Students in the Preparation of Financial Statements
Marwah Yusuf, Anim Wiyana

Students Program S3 Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
marwah_yusuf@yahoo.com
Abstract: This study analyzed the influence of ethics education and love of money on
student perceptions of accounting in preparing the financial statements. The study
population, the entire accounting student at the State University (PTN) in Makassar.
Sampling was purposive sampling method, and is chosen, students who have already
taken courses and professional ethics. Methods of data collection in this study, is a
questionnaire, after the data is collected and analyzed by SPSS. In conclusion, there is no
influence of variables and students' perceptions of ethics education in the preparation of
financial statements. With figures from the calculation of the probability of the correlation
between the variables of 0.300 <0,05.20. No influence of variables Love of Money and
perceptions of students in the preparation of financial statements with the number
probability 0,201 <0,05.30. There was no difference between the perception of the
preparation of financial statements accounting students who have not taken the ethics
education courses and students who have taken courses accounting ethics education.
Figures probability variable correlation calculation results of 0.201 <0.05.
Keywords: Ethics, Perception, Love of Money, Student, Financial Statements
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The Effect of Organizational Communication towards Employees

Performance of the Badan Pendidikan Dan Pelatihan in Makassar City
Hikmah Nurdin
Student of S3 Programme of Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
hikmahnurdin77@gmail.com
Abstract: This research aims to know the effect of organizational communication

towards employees performance at Badan Pendidikan dan Pelatihan in Makassar City.
From the result that the researcher obtained, it expected to be active leaders and
subordinates in organizational communication so that it can established good
cooperation between superiors and subordinates. The population of this research is the
total population made the object of research as many as 44 people. The sample in this
research is the saturated sample so that sample in this research is 44 people. The
methods of data are questionnaire and the technique analysis which is used is a sample
linear regression. In conclusion, an overview of organizational communication are in the
good category, with a percentage of 50% and it can be seen from the bottom to effective
communication, effective communication upward and horizontal communication
effective. The illustration of the performance level is in middle category, where 52%,
seen from the quality, quantity and timeliness. The efect of organizational
communication are at medium levels, namely 24% is evident from the results of
hypothesis testing are acceptable where t t table (1.78 1.68) significant level of 5% ,
df = 2
Keywords: organizational communication and employees performance
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Effect Ownership, KAP Type, and Financial Distress to the Public

Company Financial Fraudulent Reporting In Indonesia
Ana Mardiana
ana_mardiana1902@yahoo.com
Abstract: Business people should be able to provide accurate and relevant information
as well as free from the presence reporting will greatly mislead the users off inancial of
fraudulent financial statements. This study aims to Determine the effect of
ownership, KAP type and the financial difficulties of the fraudulent
financial reporting. The variables studied were foreign ownership, family ownership, the
type of KAP and the financial distress of public companies in Indonesia in 2009 to 2012.
The research was conducted by quantitative methods using secondary data. This of the
study population was company listed on the Stock Exchange. The total sample of 64
companies. This study uses logistic regression statistical tools. Family ownership
significantly affect financial reporting fraud but in the opposite direction because of the
negative impact. Foreign ownership of a significant negative effect on the financial
reporting fraud. This indicates the greater ownership by the family, the lower the level of
financial of fraudulent reporting KAP type has no effect on fraudulent financial
reporting. This occurs because both KAP Big Four and Small Firm have the Same
standards in Generally Accepted Accounting Standards (SPAP) in carrying out their duties
as auditor. Financial difficulties negatively affect financial reporting fraud.
Keywords: fraudulent financial reporting, ownership, the type of KAP and financial
distress
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The Role of Manufacturing Industrial Activity in the Environmental

Pollution in South Sulawesi
Tri Astuti
astutijaudin@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: Deteriorating environmental conditions can be a hindrance in creating a

sustainable economic development so that necessary concern of all parties. The study
aims to identify the industrial sectors causing the heaviest pollution and to confirm the
environmental economic theories applicable to the condition in South Sulawesi. The
study objects are the economic activities in South Sulawesi as summarized in the I-O
table transactions. The data used are secondary data of the income per capita and of
environmental pollution, table I-O of South Sulawesi in 2010, and the IPPS standard of
pollution intensity estimate, and cost coefficient for pollution eradication. The tools used
are conventional input-output, environmental input-output, and trend analyses. The
reveals that the chemical and metal manufacturing industry sectors are the primary
causes of severe pollution in South Sulawesi in 2010 and the environmental economic
cases tend to comply with Hypothesis Haven. This research is an academic study limited
only to investigate the role of economic activities in industrial manufacturing sector so
that further study can be foccused on the role of the whole activities of the economic
sector in the environmental pollution.
Keywords: key sector, environmental input-output, pollution, hypothesis haven,

hypothesis porter
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Managing Political Risk Management and Business Aspects Toward

Motivation Theory
Maruli Sitompul
STIE Bisnis Indonesia
mulasaurmaruli@yahoo.com
Abstract: Political risk and negotiation are becoming increasingly important to

multinationals. MNCs must be able to asses political risk and conduct skillful
negotiations. Firm evaluate political risk in a number of ways. One is through macro
political risk analysis, which reviews major political decisions that are likely to affect all
enterprises in the country. Macro analysis looks at the whole country, micro political risk
analysis directed toward government policies and actions that influence selected
sectores of the economy or specific foreign businesses in the country. Large firm are
often more likely targets than small firms because more is to be gained from
expropriating from large firms. The objective of this strategy is o be perceived as less
foreign and thus unlikely to be target of government action. Power distance is a term
describing the relationship between superiors and subordinates. Where power distance is
high, people prefer little consultation between superiors and subordinates-usually
wanting and having an autocratic or paternalistic management style in their
organization. Where power distance is low, people prefer and usually have consultative
styles. Nationalities differ in how happy people are to accept things the way there are
and how they feel about controlling their destinies. This paper examines four aspects of
risk-taking behavior-uncertainty avoidance, trust, future orientation, and fatalism-across
nations.
Keyword: Political and risk management, protective and defensive techniques,

information processing
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Analysis of Small Industries and Crafts on Employment in District Bekasi

Indonesia
Sri Purwati, A. Yani Antariksa

STIE Bisnis Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia
purwati.dasa@gmail.com
Abstract: This research aims to: (1) determine the influence of working capital of
small industries and crafts, marketing system, raw material prices and labor on
employmet partially, (2) prove the influence of working capital of small
industries and crafts, marketing system, raw material prices and labor on
employmet simultaneously. The data source are primary and secondary data
that were collected during 2010-2012. Samples were collected amount 75 small
industries and crafts in Bekasi Indonesia Methodology supported this research
were multiple linear regression, by means of testing the validity and reliability, as
well as the classical assumption. The result showed that: (1) working capital of
small industries and crafts, marketing system, raw material prices and labor
influence on employmet partially, and (2) working capital of small industries and
crafts, marketing system, raw material prices and labor on employmet
simultaneously. Recommendation to management of small industries and crafts
to do mention to working capital, marketing system, raw material prices and
labor partially and simultaneously in order to increasing the business activity,
thus the workforce should be employed and the better quality of life in Bekasi.
Keywords: working capital of small industries and crafts, marketing system, raw
material prices, labor, employment
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Effectiveness Analysis of Management Conflict Style and Extrinsic

Satisfaction on Business Performance Services Companies (Case Study
of Ipiems Learning Center, East Java)
Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati, Sri Purwati, A. Yani Antariksa

STIE Bisnis Indonesia
rrdyah@yahoo.com
Abstract: The purposes of this research to analyze the influence of: (1) management
conflict style on business performance, (2) extrinsic satisfaction on business performance
(3) management conflict and extrinsic satisfaction on business performance
simultaniously. The population as well as samples, thus called cencus. They were all of
managers IPIEMS learning Center in East Java. The data source are primary and
secondary data that were collected during April June 2014. Data processing was
multiple linear regression and interviewed respondents by questionnaires. The result
showed that management conflict style influences the business performance, an extrinsic
satisfaction influences business performance, and management conflict and extrinsic
satisfaction on business performance simultaniously. The finding proved that 56 %
respondents accepted that management conflict styles can be applied in organizations
since it can increase the willingness perform better.
Keywords: Management Conflict Style, Extrinsic Satisfaction, Business Performance
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Influences of Services Marketing Mix Variables on Tourists to Come Indonesia
Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati, Susanto

rrdyah@yahoo.com
Abstract: The purposes of this research to analyze the influence of: (1) product on
tourist to come, (2) price on tourist to come,(3) place on tourist to come, (4) promotion
on tourist to come, (5) people on tourist to come, (6) physical evidence, and (7) process
on tourist to come. Data analysis technique used is multiple linear regression, by means
of testing the validity and reliability, as well as the classical assumption. Sample were all
of tourist come to Indonesia passed through Soekarno Hatta airports and interviewed by
questionnaires. Data were analyzed by multiple linear regression, by means of testing
the validity and reliability, as well as the classical assumption. The results showed that:
(1) marketing mix variables influence on tourist to come Indonesia partial significantly,
and (2) marketing mix variables influence on tourist to come Indonesia simultaneous
significantly. Recommendation to Tourist Ministry Indonesia to increasing the better
performance through product, price, place, promotion, people, physical evidence and
process thus the target of tourist visit year 2020 as many as 20 billions people can be
realized.
Keyword: Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Physical evidence, Proses, Tourist
Come to Indonesia
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Impact of Transformational Leadership on Employees Performance in

Export-Based Small Medium Entreprises
Widiartanto, Wiwiek Harwiki

Diponegoro University Semarang, Indonesia
DR. Soetomo University Surabaya, Indonesia
fafanabil@gmail.com
Abstract: The study is aimed at examining the effect of transformational leadership on

employee performance through employee empowerment and organizational commitment
as a mediating variables of the cluster of carving copper in Cepogo Boyolali. The research
samples cover 30 employees of the CV. Intermedia Logam as part of a cluster of carving
copper. Sample determination applies totals sampling or population sampling in which all
members of the population are used as research samples. In examining the established
model relationship, the data are analyzed by using path analysis. The results revealed:
transformational leadership gives positive and significant effect on employee
empowerment; transformational leadership gives positive and significant effect on
employee performance; employee empowerment gives positive and significant effect on
employee performance; organizational commitment as a mediating variables between
transformational leadership and employee performance, employee empowerment as a
mediating variables between transformational leadership and employee performance,
and organizational commitment as a mediating variables between employee
empowerment and employee performance. This research suggests that companies
disseminate the vision, mission and goals; conduct of training; and providing incentives
to the agreement in order to achieve employment targets.
Keywords: Transformational Leadership, Employee Empowerment, Organizational

Commitment, Employee Performance
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The Impact of Local Government Spending on Regional Economic

Growth (Case Study in Tolikara Papua)
Alberthus
Cendrawasih University Jayapura Papua, Indonesia
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine the development of local
government expenditure allocation and to assess its impact on regional economic growth
in Tolikara. The analysis was conducted in conjunction with other relevant variables,
namely Private Investment and Labor. The data used is the data of Real GDP per capita,
Total Labor from 2005 to 2012 using data published by Tolikara Central Bureau of
Statistics (BPS). Data covering routine expenditure and development expenditure is
obtained from the calculation of budget in Tolikara; Private Investment data was collected
from Papua Regional Economic Financial Statistics published by Bank Indonesia. The
research findings: the governments general expenditure growth was caused by the
growth in regular government spending. The growth for each type of expenditure looks
very fluctuating, related to funding sources which are largely sourced from central
government transfers that determine the allocation. Hypothesis proposed at the
beginning of the study has been proven statistically significant, the variable private
investment, regular government spending, government spending and manpower
development affected positively the economic growth in the region. This shows that the
productivity of each variable is able to encourage regional economic growth.
Keywords: Local government spending, Regional Economic Growth, Private Investment,

Labor
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Study of Facilities and Infrastructure Development in Line with Area

Development on Pegunungan Bintang Regency, Papua, Indonesia
Yulianus Rumaropen
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The development area of Pegunungan Bintang is one of the development

areas in Papua province with prospective leading in agriculture/agribusiness. Agricultural
sector is still a foundation of economics in Pegunungan Bintang with contribution
percentage of GDP regional without oil and coal as 37,03% on 2012. Agricultural
development as center of economics activities will give largely impact on peoples
economics, there by the increase of agricultural development through strategy of area
development program is expected to improve. It expectantly generates income level on
Pegunugan Bintang. However, there are difficulties such as many migrations, low quality
of human resources, low productivity as well as lack of facilities and infrastructure
Keywords: facilities and infrastructure, area expansion
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The Impact of Mining Activity on Regional Development of Pegunungan

Bintang Regency in Papua
Hubertus Bamulki
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: Pegunungan Bintang is an autonomous region formed in 2001 with the

potential for major mining natural resources include coal, oil, and gas. Mining materials
are natural resources that cannot be renewed in which in its management can have both
positive as well as negative impacts. Therefore, the management of mining materials
must be done wisely in order to provide optimal benefits for regional development and
the people residing around the mine site. The study aims to analyze the impact of
mining activities on the development of the region, among others, economic growth,
community development, and the suitability of the use of space. The analysis showed
that the mining activities provide a substantial contribution to regional development
which is reflected in the structure of the regional economy. The manufacturing sector is
one of the base sectors in Pegunungan Bintang is giving the distribution of 86.46% of the
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2012 while the mining and quarrying sectors are among
the base factors in Pegunungan Bintang Regency and provide distribution of 64.31% of
GDP in 2012.
Keywords: mining activities, development of region, economic growth, community

development, the suitability of the use of space
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Impact of the Use of River Banks for Settlement of Population (Case

Study of North Jayapura District in Jayapura City)
Rahmat Daun
Cendrawasih University Jayapura, Papua, Indonesia
tama_nindy@yahoo.com
Abstract: Limitations of the area and land that is intended for human habitation has
become a problem in of Jayapura city. Population growth and urbanization are high
enough to have an impact on land use that is not as intended. Make left-right area of
river banks as settlement had reduced function of the river itself, where the river has a
dual role, which is in addition to preserving the river, it also serves as a secure source of
water and safety surrounding area. Thus river banks increasingly important to be noticed.
River banks in residential areas may be enough to build the road inspection as 10-15
meters width. Real condition of rivers in North Jayapura district of Jayapura City is not in
accordance with the criteria of river banks in residential areas. Function as a safety for
the surrounding area has been lost, if at any time the river overflow or flooding, the
impact of the flooding may cause material loss and even loss of life.
Keywords: river bank areas, settlement of population
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Base-G Coast Tourism Development Efforts to Increase Revenue Local Own-

Source Revenue of Jayapura - Papua Indonesia
Dominggus O. Faidiban
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: This research was conducted in Beach Base-G, Jayapura city. The research
form is qualitative research by applying case study strategy. Source of data in this study
were obtained from the words, and actions informant actions. Additional data covers
documents and others. Sampling was taken by using purposive sampling technique. The
data obtained were collected through observation, in-depth interviews and
documentation. Based on the results of this study, it can be concluded: (1) Base G beach
is one of the attractions in Jayapura city potential to be developed into a tourist
destination area, (2) The society has strategic role as tourism businesses, as managers of
tourism enterprises as well as tourism service providers, (3) The community is involved in
the construction and development in the planning, implementation and utilization, (4)
local community participation in development of tourism spot is good but it cannot be
called "real participation" yet because based on the results of the analysis, there are
several points that have not been fulfilled yet by the community.
Keywords: Local Community development, Tourism Development, Tourism

Destination Area
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Area Development Planning in Keerom Regency Papua
Tedy Garnadi
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: Indonesia's National Development, whose goal is to realize the general

welfare of the people and its equal distribution throughout its territory, still has many
problems to solve until now. One of the problems encountered is that the border regions
in the administrative territory of Indonesia are still underdeveloped. The border region is
synonymous with rural areas, agricultural areas, poor areas, etc. The policy that meets
the locality formed based on the identification of potential and obstacles in the
development of the border region is necessary
Keywords: Development, region, region development, border region
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A Study on Community Participation in the Process of Village

Infrastructure Development in National Program for Community Self-
Empowerment in Jayapura Regency
Agustina I. Kandenafa
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: Community participation in public policy making process is important as the

reflection of democracy principle in a country. This becomes particularly appropriate
when public participation later becomes one of the principles that should be run by the
government in an effort to realize good governance. The importance of the given
participation and participation of community is a support for the success of the program
run by the government. The construction of the Road Infrastructure Development in
Jayapura regency aims for the welfare of society in order to eneasy the community to do
activities that was previously difficult to do because the road was in damaged condition
during rainy season. Therefore, the community participation is expected to resolve the
existing problems in the village. This study is descriptive research using qualitative
approach. The study was conducted in Jayapura. Data collection techniques used was
interviews and documentation. The research instrument used is the researchers
themselves, interviews, field notes, and supporting devices. Analysis of the data was
conducted by using the theory Milles and Huberman (2009: 20), namely data collection,
data reduction, data presentation and withdrawal data. The results showed that public
participation in the planning stages, expediency and evaluation is good. Public
participation in the implementation of the National Program of Society Empowerment
(PNPM) is still not good, so that the construction has been delayed one month.
Keywords: Community participation, Development
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Waste Management Strategic Planning (Waste Management in Jayapura

City)
Lazarus B. Ramandey
geelvancharamandey@gmail.com
Abstract: This study deals with urban waste management in general by considering key
issues in waste management in Indonesia and various problem solving alternatives
dealing with waste problem referring to waste management in developed countries
(Curitiba). In addition, problems faced will be discussed with the systems approach
including: institutional sub-system (sub-system of institutions), operational technique
sub-system (sub-systems engineering), financial sub-system, legal and regulatory sub-
system (law sub-system) as well as public and private role sub-system. Population growth
that is accompanied by high urbanization has resulted in increasingly high volume of
waste that must be managed every day. It is increasingly difficult for management and
waste management are less than optimal. Similarly, the active role and public awareness
as well as the financing are still very low. The system approach can assist in solving the
complexity of the problem of waste management by looking at the issues
comprehensively.
Keywords: urban waste management, population growth, public awareness
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An Analysis of the Effect of District Empowerment Fund on Community

Participation in Regional Development in Jayapura Regency
Enos Magai
Mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: This study aimed to obtain information on the Effects of Routine and Project
Funds for District Empowerment to public participation in local development. This
research is descriptive analytic. Sampling was conducted by using stratified random
sampling technique and some have less proportionately. The data collection was done by
using questionnaires, interviews, observation and documentation. The analytical method
used is multiple regressions to see and examine the influence of Routine and Project
Funds for District Empowerment to public participation in regional development. The
results showed that there is significant influence jointly between the Routine and Project
Funds of District Empowerment for Public Participation. But still there are other variables
that need to be considered and the influence of public participation that is about
coordination, transparency, District Chief leadership role in fostering the effectiveness of
the use of funds and project Routine. In order to support the success of the District's
empowerment programs, it is necessary to prepare the community and district
authorities to build its potential as planners, implementers and at the same time to give
responsibility to the realization of the use of funds. It is essential to build the attitude of
transparency coaching and involve NGOs and the private sector as a facilitator and
financier. Optimizing the use of Routine and Project funds by paying attention to other
influencial factors will affect the increase of community participation.
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Keywords: District empowerment fund, Community participation
Dynamic Capabilities and Competitive Advantage in High Velocity

Industry: The Role of Turbulence Environment
M. Imam Nashiruddin
Doctoral Program on Strategic Management, University of Padjadjaran Indonesia
imam.nashiruddin@dmb.fe.unpad.ac.id
Abstract: Some scholars hold that dynamic capabilities are the key for sustaining
competitive advantage, especially in high velocity industries, i.e. telecommunication. But
there are still debates on the effect of dynamic capabilities and the role of turbulence
environment to competitive advantage. With an empirical study of 213 businesses unit
leader from telecommunication network and service provider in Indonesia, this study find
that dynamic capabilities and turbulence environment do significantly positive effect to
competitive advantage and the role of turbulence environment is a driver rather than a
moderator.
Keywords: Dynamic Capabilities, Competitive Advantage, Turbulence Environment,

Strategic Management, High Velocity Industry, Telecommunication Industry
42
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An Analysis of the Impact of Ring Road Development in Papua Central

Mountains on Area Development in Papua
Jonathan Tabuni
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: In the development process, the city is a strategic location for the
achievement of the population growth rate. One of them as happened in the central
mountains of Papua. Many people come into the central mountains; the reasons are for
shopping, going to school and work. Therefore, the government is still developing its
territory. However, without realizing, the development causes public problem such as
traffic congestion. The main cause of traffic congestion is the capacity of the highway
which is not balanced with the increase of the number of vehicles. In addition, the
building that causes seizures pulls. Therefore, the government formulates transportation
policies that are realized by three strategies, namely: strategic traffic management, road
network development strategy, and the strategy of public transport.
Keywords: Development, impact, traffic congestion, transportation policy
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An Analysis of the Impact of Regional Proliferation on the Development

in Papua Province
Melkianus Yoweni
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The impact of provincial proliferation in 2001 can increase community welfare
leading to community self-reliance resulting in a value increase from year to year and the
positive growth of the regional economy whose spread improves people's income
structure. The objective of the proliferation is to accelerate the proliferation of
development throughout the region still lags relative to rely on the potential of the
tourism sector. This type of research is descriptive with exposure to the secondary and
primary data analysis, cross table and different test (t) on the respondent income before
and after the proliferation of Papua. The results of this study: the regional proliferation
helped to bring a positive impact on the economy and welfare of the community, to
improve the tourism sector, including more complete and affordable tourist lodging
facilities, adequate means of land transportation, services and satisfactory treatment.
There are 52% of respondents who agree that the impact of the proliferation affect the
increase in earnings in the last 5 years. There is significant differences in income
surveyed respondents income before and after the proliferation.
Keywords: the regional proliferation, the economy and welfare, the tourism sector
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Regional Development Plan Based on Red Fruit Plantation
Yusup Esema
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The research purpose is how Geographic information system technology (GIS)
and expert systems can be applied to manage data and information on land resources in
an integrated database system format. The database will be the basis for further
delineate homogeneous polygons in the format of digital maps, in the form of a map of
the distribution of soil types, 3D map of region, maps of the availability of agricultural
land, and zoning maps of agricultural lands. Furthermore, the maps with an integrated
database system as part of a GIS can be used in the selection of agricultural
development area, recommendation of land use, and basic information on land use
planning. As the results of spatial geographical analysis for Yakuhimo and surrounding
areas: there are nine (9) units of land with five (5) types of soil orders i.e. Entisols,
Histosols, Inceptisols, Spodosols, and Ultisols. There are three (3) major zones with each
farming system. Zone I with the farm system for the plantation; Zone II with crop farming
system and, the remaining zone III for extensive forestry.
Keyword: maps, land use, land resources, agricultural systems
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Study on the Role of Fisheries Sector in the Regional Development of

Coastal Community of Yotefa Bay in Jayapura
Rasna Kaplele
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The coastal area of Jayapura city is one of the prospective beaches to be
developed into a maritime industrial area based on the Integrated Fisheries Industry. The
advantages of this beach is having a strait with Yos Sudarso, thus providing security to
the fishing fleet anchored in Fish Landing Centres and facing directly with the Indian
Ocean. Production of fish landed by Sendang fishermen is at 7,786.323/ year. Based on
the existing potential of fishery resources and conditions of topography, geography and
oceanography, it is necessary to plan the development of an integrated and planned
areas in this coastal region, so that the development can be sustained. To realize such
development, the government in the preparation of these plans, should involve all
stakeholders and responding to the aspirations of the community.
Keywords: Integrated Coastal Zone, sustainable development, Integrated Fisheries

Industry
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Rural Area Development Strategy through the Rural Infrastructure

Development Program
Wilmina Pesurnay
Cendrawasih University, Jayapura Papua, Indonesia
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The research was conducted in Papua Biak regencyPapua province using
quantitative methods The strategic concept in the development of local institutional
capacity was to maximize the role of institutions as social capital that was not taken over
by such directing as farming cooperatives, cooperative as an object of agro tourism, and
integrate local institutional systems under the authority of Papua local institution.
Keywords: Capacity development, Integrated-farming system, and Sustainable

development
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Factors Affecting the Public Service on the Arrangement of Residence

Documents in Jayapura City, Papua
Ratna
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: Quality public services should encourage the reform of public service
paradigm. Reform of public service paradigm is shifting pattern of public service, of which
originally oriented government as a service provider, to be service oriented to the needs
of the user community. By doing so, there is no alternative entrance to initiate
improvement of public services, none other than listening to the voice of the public as
soon as possible. This will be a way to increase the community's participation in the field
of public service.
Keyword: Public services, residence documents, service provider
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The Importance of Facilities and Infrastructure Development in Border

Area of Pegunungan Bintang District in Papua, Indonesia
Beresman H. Sirait
antoyanto76@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: This study discussed the relationship that is expected to have a major
influence on the development of border areas. The study is motivated by a phenomenon
which border areas became the rear area of the system of existing settlement centres.
This is associated with social and economic infrastructure constraints that had made the
people-oriented economic. The results of the study on various lessons learned model of
development of border areas in various countries found four typology models based on
the tendency of economic development orientation of the region, namely: first, the
underdeveloped regions of a country oriented to advanced Aruri neighboring countries;
second, the developed area of advanced Aruri country oriented to neighboring regions
that are lagging behind; Third, each country are not mutually oriented to each other; and
fourth, both areas of mutual cooperation between countries and lead to economic
integration. Based on this typology, the border region which empirically was in the first
typology will be directed towards the fourth model.
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Keywords: border region, agropolitan, competitiveness
The Disparity among Districts in Keerom Regency Papua-Indonesia
Nuralam, Suwandi
wandi1212@gmail.com
Abstract: This study describes the economic growth and inequality among districts in
Jayapura. The purpose of this study was (i) to explain the pattern of economic growth in
each district in Jayapura (ii) explain the desparity among districts in Jayapura (iii) to test
hypotheses about the Kuznets inverted U in Jayapura. The analysis technique used is the
typology Klassen, Williamson and Pearson correlation index. Results of Klassen typology
is simply divided into two quadrants. Willaimson index calculation rate is quite small and
the results of the analysis that has been performed on an inverted U hypothesis Kuzrets
was not applied in Jayapura during the observation period. It is hoped this research can
be the recommendation entered for the local government of Jayapura Regency.
Keywords: Economic development, disparity among district, Jayapura Regency
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An Analysis of the Influence of Spatial Planning and Region

Development Performance in Waropen Regency Papua-Indonesia
Yohanis Robbi Duwiri

roby121346@gmil.com
Abstract: This studyattempted tolook atthe consistency of spatial planningand its

relation tothe performance ofthe regional development, find outwhether or notthe
drafting of Regional Spatial Plan has already considered inter-regional context, map
overlay and verbal logic analysis were conducted, find out the performance ofthe regional
development. Principal Components Analysis (PCA) followed byanalysis
ofSpatialDurbinModel were also carried out. This methodis the developmentofa simple
regression modelthathas accommodated phenomena ofspatial autocorrelation, eitherin
dependent variable orin its independent variable. Furthermore, verbal logic analysis was
used to determinetheconsistency interrelatedness, spatial planning problem and regional
growthperformance. The analysis showed that inconsistencies in space plan have caused
a variety of problems that result in decreased performance of the regional development.
Likewises patial constellation does not pay attention to inter-regional contextled to the
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development of poor performance. This condition applies in general, so that consistency

in spatial plan becomes very important to consider in order to optimize the achievement
of the spatial planning objectives.
Keywords: Spatial Planning, Region Development Perfomance
A Study of Flood Alleviation in South Jayapura of Jayapura City Papua
Hajrah
Cendrawasih University Jayapura-Papua, Indonesia
hajrah_sipil@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: Flood triggered by reduced catchment areas due to the increase in population,
activity and land requirements, both for residential and economic activities. In connection
with the above matter, the purposes of research was to find a solution that is acceptable
to all parties, but it is technically able to cope with the flooding problems today and in
the future. In the efforts to control flooding in Jayapura. The data needed with regard to
technical and non-technical planning was obtained from relevant institutions and
approach assumptions are set by reviewing the results of the field survey. The findings of
the reseach were the alternatives to overcome it cover planning new channels, dredging
sediment retention ponds, making semi-permanent walls, shortening the flow path
toward the infiltration pond, and planting bamboo trees around the pond retention,
splitting the flow direction into two parts, as well as dredging Jaya Asri river.
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Keywords: Flood, Flood causes, Flood alleviation
The Impact of Presence of Transmigration on Cultural and Economic

Aspecs in Jayapura Regency-Papua and Raja Ampat Regency-West
Papua
Levinus Balli, Dewi Ana Rusim

mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The purpose of research was to analize the impac of transmigration on

cultural and economic aspecs in Jayapura regency-Papua and Raja Ampat regency-West
Papua. The indicators to be measured from the Transmigration (X) are farming and
gardening and described in 4 questions. As for the socio-economic variables (Y)
indicators to be measured are society welfare after transmigration, health and edutje
condition of health and education in transmigration site.
Keywords: Transmigration in Jayapura Regency
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An Evaluation of the Impact of Coastal Community Economic

Empowerment Program on the Economic of Coastal Region in Raja
Ampat Regency, West Papua
C. Pierre A. Makabory, Dewi Ana Rusim

pierremakabory@gmail.com
Abstract: This study was conducted to identify the effect of regency proliferation on
regional development in Raja Ampat regency located in West Papua. The studied aspects
of the development of the area development covered the aspects of economic growth,
the provision of public services, and socio-economic conditions of society. The analytical
method used is descriptive statistical analysis by comparing the development of new
autonomous regions (DOB) with local parent and analyze the progress DOB compared
with the minimum standards or figures / national targets. Based on the analysis, it can be
seen that the division of the province may not be able to improve the welfare of the
community recently viewed autonomous regions of economic growth, public services,
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economic and social conditions of the people. In general, most of the DOB experiencing
rapid growth rate Aruri than in the parent and the national average, but has yet to show
visible progress on the provision of public services and socio-economic conditions of the
people in the new autonomous region.
Keywords: Raja Ampat RegencyWest Papua, autonomous region, region development,

regional proliferation, province
Analysis of Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction (Study at Warung

Ampera, Sunda Restaurant)
Rr. Dyah Eko Setyowati, Sri Purwati

STIE Business Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia
dyahantariksa@gmail.com
Abstract: The purposes of this research to analyze the influence of atmosphere, food
stock, and price on customer satisfaction partially and simultaniously. Respondents of
this study were all visitors who came and eaten in or outside restaurants more than twice
times. The data source are primary and secondary data then proceed by multiple
linear regression by means of testing the validity and reliability, as well as the classical
assumption. The findings: there was an influence of atmosphere, food stock, and price on
customer satisfaction partially and simultaniously. Recommendation: management was
suggested to maintain the quality of location, atmosphere, food stock, and keep the
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price stable if they want to earn higher profit and the franchaise would be extended for
period 2014-2018.
Keywords: Location, ambiance, food supplies, food prices, consumer satisfaction
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Influence of External and Internal Marketing Environment on Craftmens

Income in Tajur Bogor, West Java
A.Yani Antariksa, Susanto

antariksayani10@gmail.com
Astract: The study is aimed at examining the effect of external and internal marketing
environment on craftmens income in Tajur, Bogor, West Java. Samples of 14 leather
industries which employed 5-10 persons for each industry. Workers were chosen by
Purposive Sampling. Data were analyzed by multiple linear regression, by means of
testing the validity and reliability, as well as the classical assumption. The results
showed that: external and internal marketing invironment influence on craftmens
income partially and simultanously. The findings of the study: management of craftman
industries need to do mention to the external and internal factors in order to make
adjustments in policy in developing the company's strategy
Keywords: Product Design, Marketing, HR Capability, Competitors, Quality, Products,

Suppliers, income of Craftsman
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Accountability Perspective: Implementation and Reporting on Spending

Fund of Papua Special Autonomy
John Agustinus
STIE Port Num Bay Jayapura, Papua, Indonesia
Johnlecture69@yahoo.com
Abstract:The purposes of this research to identify (1) the Special Autonomy Law, local
government regulations and compliance in determining financial performance or
management of special autonomy funds, (2) compliance, supervision, accountability of
special autonomy funds in determining accountability for the management of special
autonomy funds, (3) knowledge related to education and experience on which to base
effective management and efficient fund and provide benefits to the people of the
province. The qualitative paradigm is used in this research and phenomenology methods.
The findings showed: Implementation of accountability required a strong commitment
from the governor and the entire staff of the agency concerned, ensure proper use of
resources is consistent with legislation in force, indicating the level of achievement of
goals and objectives that have been set. Oriented to achieving the vision and mission, as
well as the results and benefits obtained, honest, objective, transparent, and accurate,
Presenting success or failure in achieving the goals and objectives that have been set.
Keywords: Financial, Accountability, Special Autonomy and Qualitative
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Fiscal Decentralization and Poverty in Papua Province
Suwandi, Nuralam
University of Cendrawasih Jayapura Papua, Indonesia
wandi1212@gmail.com
Abstract: In Papua province, fiscal decentralization policy had a positive impact on the
potential development and regional government creativity. The effectiveness in
managing regional wealth will affect to the regional revenue which can further determine
the effect of fiscal decentralization and economic growth to improve on poverty. The
method used is multiple linear regression analysis technique. The results showed,
simultaneous fiscal decentralization and economic growth has a significant effect on
poverty. In partial result, the negative fiscal decentralization variable and significant
fiscal decentralization on poverty means there is decreased percentage in the number of
the poor people.
Keywords: Fiscal decentralization, poverty, economics growth
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Interrelatedness Between Diversification and Company Governance to

Company Performance and Dividend Policy (Study of Shariah Banking in
Makassar City)
LA Ode Sumail
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Makassar (STIEM) Bongaya, Indonesia
odesumail@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: This study aims to examine: (1) the extent of diversification towards
sustainability of Shariah banking company, (2) the effect of corporate governance on
sustainability of Shariah banking company, (3) the effect of diversification towards
sustainability through performance of Shariah banking company, and (4) the effect of
corporate governance on sustainability through performance of Shariah banking
company. The population of this study was 6 Shariah Commercial Bank (SCB). A
proportional random sampling technique performed on each of Shariah banking
companies in Makassar to select 30 leaders of Shariah banking companies. Tool for
analysis used in this research is generalized structured component analysis (GSCA). The
results showed that: (1) diversification does not have a significant effect on the
sustainability of Shariah banking company. (2) corporate governance has a positive and
significant impact on the sustainability of Shariah banking company (3) the performance
of the company has a positive and significant role in mediating the effect of
diversification on the sustainability of Shariah banking, and (4) the performance of the
company has a positive and significant role to mediate the effect of corporate
governance on the sustainability of Shariah banking. The updated aspects of this
research are: (1) using agency theory fromShariah perspective namely agency theory of
mudharabah. (2) corporate governance indicators are measured through the concept of
Shariah. Future research on measuring performance using the Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
Shariah perspective.
Keywords: Diversification, governance, company performance, dividend policy,

mudharabah agency theory
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Economics Inequality among Districts in Keerom, Papua, Indonesia
Nuralam, Suwandi
wandi1212@gmail.com
Abstract: This research described about economics growth and economic imbalance
among districts in Keerom regency. The aim of this research is (i) to explain the pattern of
economics growth per district in Keerom regency (ii) to illustrate the imbalance among
districts in Keerom regency (iii) to examine Kuznets hypothesis about the Inverted of U
inKeerom regency. Analysis technique has been applied is Klassen typology, Williamsons
index and Pearsons correlation. In this research, Klassen typology is divided by two
quadrants. The result of this research showed the low of Williamsons index and there
was not applicable result on analysis with the Inverted of U byKuzrets hypothesis. This
research is expected to be a useful input for government, particularly for local
governmentof Keerom regency.
Keywords: economics growth, imbalance among districts, Keerom regency
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Analysis Participatory Budget of Budgetary Slack in the Preparation of

Financial Statements
Eni Wuryani
State University Surabaya Indonesia, Surabaya City, Indonesia
eniwuryani_bm@yahoo.com
Abstract: This research aims to analyze the participatory budget to budgetary slack.
Participatory budget is the budget process that involves responsibility center managers
in budgeting. Budgetary slack is the difference in the amount of the budget prepared by
the responsibility center manager's best estimate of the company. Measurement
variables participatory budgeting and budgetary slack using a questionnaire. This
research was conducted at the Regional General Hospital Nganjuk , east java Indonesia
with samples staff or divisions of budgeting or financial with the number of respondents
60. The results of regression analysis showed participatory budget influence on
budgetary slack. Participatory budget applied can run up because communication
between subordinates and superiors are good so that subordinates feel no need to make
budgetary slack for their own interests because the subordinate feels implementation of
budgeting is a common goal to be achieved simultaneously
Keywords: Participatory Budget, Information Asymmetry, budgetary Slack
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Effect of Application of Performance Based Budgeting Against the

Institution Performance Accountability Government (Case Study: Wajo)
Seri Suriani
Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
seri_suriani@ymail.com
Abstract: This study aimed to explore the empirical evidence whether the application of
performance-based budgeting effect on performance accountability Wajo government
institutions, to see the effect of the application of performance-based budgeting to
performance accountability of government agencies using four variables, namely, budget
planning (X1), the implementation of the budget (X2), reporting / accountability budget
(X3), and evaluation of performance (X4). In this study, samples taken were 100 people
from 33 Unit (SKPD) which consists of a team of Local Government Budget (TAPD)
involved in the preparation of government budgets Wajo. Data collected through direct
observation and survey were obtained by means of the distribution of questionnaires to
the respondents of this study using multiple linear regression models with SPSS 16.0
software. Outcomes to be achieved is the lecture material, and the Scientific Journal. The
results showed that the budget planning and reporting / accountability budgetary
positive and significant effect on performance accountability of government agencies,
budget execution and evaluation of performance and no significant positive effect on
performance accountability of government agencies. It is shown from the results of
multiple linear regression test that shows the Y = 7.904 + 0.223 + 0.222 X1 X2 + 1.433
+ 0.227 X3 X4. In conclusion, the application of performance-based budgeting positive
effect on performance accountability of government agencies.
Keywords: Implementation of Performance-Based Budgeting, Budget Planning,

Performance Evaluation, Accountability of Government Performance
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Effect on Performance Audit Implementation of Good Corporate

Governance in Kab.Luwu (Case Study Kab.Luwu Inspectorate Office)
Rahmawati
Rahmawati345@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: One of the things that can realize good corporate governance is seen from the
performance of any organization of government activities, good performance in terms of
achieving policy objectives, regulations and applicable law, the achievement of
performance in an efficient, effective, and economical, as well as the compatibility
between the performance achieved with established criteria. To assess the extent to
which the achievement of local government performance in serving the interests of
society, it is necessary to audit the performance. The purpose of this study was to
determine the effect of Internal Audit on the implementation of good corporate
governance in local government Luwu. The sample in this study were all local
governments Internal Auditor in Luwu district Inspectorate office. The collection of
information is done by compiling a list of questions that are appropriate for the
respondents submitted to the analysis method used in this research is quantitative
method by using a simple linear regression analysis were processed with SPSS software
version 18. The results of this study can be concluded that the existence of an internal
audit will encourage the achievement of implementation of good corporate governance
system within the Inspectorate so that later in outline will encourage financial
governance system within the district will go well, although many other factors that will
support that has not been investigated as thoroughly as the auditor's own
characteristics, auditor ethics dal other factors. Accountability and transparency have
become important issues in the management of an organization that disclosure with full
disclosure will provide a thorough understanding of users of financial statements.
Compliance audit of internal audit affect the implementation of good corporate
governance can be seen that the results of testing for compliance audits variable has a
probability of 0.041 significance where the value is less than 0.05. Thus H4 accepted, this
means that the compliance audit of internal audit significantly influence the
implementation of good corporate governance Luwu.
Keyword: Internal Audit, Internal Auditor, good corporate governance, accountability,

transparency, disclosure
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Roles of Local Organization on Development of Economic Potential in

Jayawijaya Regency, Papua Indonesia
Yulianus Yoman
University of Cendrawasih Jayapura, Papua-Indonesia
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: 21 st Agenda as world or universal commitment on empowering human

centered develope a concept think gobally, act locally . This concept has been
followed by IULA ((International Union of Local Authorities) Declaration and EU (European
Union) which is stated that giving priority for local organization to participate is
compulsory. The results showed that local organization as participation tools gave real
and meaningful contribution in economic development, relating to that condition, the
growing local organizations among people of Papua needs to be considered as
instruments and strategies in empowering society
Keywords: Local organizations, economic potential
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Impact of Civil Servant Recruitment on Job Unit of Local Forces in

Puncak Regency
Elkana Waropen
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: The purposes of the research was to examine the influence of all organization
commitment factors, administration system completion, sufficient resources, rewards,
and punishment on Performance Based of Local Budget and Revenue (APBD). F test and
T test were used to test the hypothesis simultaneously and partially. Population were 70
chiefs of job unit local forces and planning leaders of job unit local forces in
Government of Karo Regency. They were all as samples. Results showed that
commitment, administration system completion, sufficient resources, rewards, and rigid
punishment influenced on Performance Based of Local Budget and Revenue (APBD)
significantly and simultaneously. In the other hand, administration system completion,
sufficient resources, rewards, and rigid punishment influenced on Performance Based of
Local Budget and Revenue (APBD) partially, but administration system completion was
the greatest influence on Performance Based of Local Budget and Revenue (APBD). The
research proved that variation of dependent variables can be explained by independet
variables dominantly.
Keywords: Civil servant recruitment system, performance
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Socio-Economic Condition of Public Transportation Drivers in Jayapura

City
Elisabeth Y. Flassy, Bahtiar

mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: This study aimed to describe: (1) socio-economic condition of public

transportation drivers in Jayapura City; (2) adaption strategy conducted by public
transportation drivers in order to survive for their daily life; (3) transaction pattern and
job relationship between drivers and owners. Methods of this study is descriptive
research using qualitative approach. The study was conducted in Jayapura. Subject of
research was public transportation drivers and their family, and the owners of vehicles.
Data collection techniques used was observations, interviews and documentation. The
data analyzed by reduction model, conclusion and data verification. To ensure data
validity, researcher conducted data re-checked as followed: data adequacy, discussion
together with Doctoral students and lecturers and triangulation. The results showed that:
(1) socio-economic condition of public transportation drivers indicated by the daily
income of IDR 20.000,00 70.000,00 within 2-4 peoples as family dependents. Education
level of childrens driver was Elementary till High School; (2) Adaptation strategy
conducted by public transportation drivers were stopped for a while (ngetem) and U-
turn to increasing the numbers of passengers; (3) transaction pattern between drivers
and owners was kinship principle
Keywords: Socio-economic condition, public transportation drivers
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The Effect of Compensation, Career Development, Work-Family Support

on Job Satisfaction
Diana Sulianti K. Tobing

University of Jember, Indonesia
dskltse@yahoo.com
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of compensation, career
development, work-family support on job satisfaction. The population of this study is the
employee of of state-owned enterprises banks in Jember Regency. There are 175
employees is selected as sampling. All data of the respective measurement items are
tested with reliability and validity test based on Alpha Cronbach to the internal
consistence by using SPSS program. To examine the effect of such variables as
compensation, career development, work-family support on job satisfaction of
employees, this research applied the analysis of multi linear regression. The result
indicated that compensation and work-family were significantly had effect on job
satisfaction. On the other hand, career development was found not significantly effect on
job satisfaction.
Keywords: compensation, career development, work-family support, job satisfaction
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Models of Measuring the Performance of Mutual Fund Using Treynor

Mazuy Condition Approach: The Cases of Stock Mutual Funds in
Indonesia
V. Santi Paramita, Ina Primiana, Rachmat Sudarsono, Erie Febrian

University of Jenderal Achmad Yani, Cimahi - Indonesia
University of Padjajaran, Bandung Indonesia
santi.pramit@gmail.com
Abstract: This study aims to establish a model measuring the performance of stock
mutual fund that can improve the weaknesses of the Jensens Alpha model. This study is
based on three issues. The first issue, concerning the establishment of the Treynor-Mazuy
Multi Factor model. The second issue of testing the validity and robustness of the Treynor-
Mazuy Multi Factor model which will be compared with the Jensen's Alpha model and
Treynor-Mazuy conditional model. The third issue of testing the validity of the Treynor
Mazuy Multi-Factor model with varying beta conditions due to changes in market
condition. The study used a sample of 30 equity mutual funds on period 2008-2013 in
the Indonesian capital market. Testing a model using a nested model with two pass
regression. The estimation method used is the method of ordinary least squares (OLS).
This research resulted three empirical findings: First, constant beta testing produce the
Treynor-Mazuy Two Factors model that have no good model specification. Secondly, the
Treynor-Mazuy Two Factors model more valid and robust than Jensens Alpha model and
Treynor-Mazuy Unconditional model. Third, dual beta testing produce the Treynor-Mazuy
five factors model that have a better model specification.
Keywords: Measuring portfolio performance, testing model
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Applying Importance-Performance Analysis for Improving Empowerment

of Cooperative in Cimahi
Hartikayanti Heni Nurani, Bramanti Frita Lussie, Siregar Ifan Wicaksana

University of Jenderal Achmad Yani, Indonesia
henuyanti@gmail.com
Abstract: Cooperative is regarded as a pillar of the Indonesian economy because of
participation of the community in belonging of production factors.Cooperative role in
community empowerment efforts in the framework of the democratic economic system
are still many obstacles. This study aims to measure the gap between importance and
performance of cooperatives in terms of reliability, empathy,responsiveness,tangible and
assurance. Descriptive quantitative method which analyzes the data using the approach
of Importance Performance Analysis (IPA)has beenused to analyzed the collected data.
The sampling technique used was purposive sampling. Research questionnaires were
distributed to 83 people consisting of cooperative managers and managers of SMEs
(Small and Medium Enterprises). The results showed that of the five variables existing
calculation reveals that empathyis a variable that has a bigger gap between the level of
performance with the level of expectation of the highest among the five other variables,
this means that when the performance of the variable empathy still has not approached
the level of expectation of members of the SMEs. This condition indicates there has been
no communication and harmonious relationship between the managers of cooperative
and cooperation members with businesses.
Keywords: Democratic Economic System, Cooperative, Empowerment, Importance

Performance Analysis
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An Influence of Organizational Culture to the Intellectual Capital and

the Effect to the Competitive Advantage
Dian Indiyati
Faculty of Economics, Jenderal Achmad Yani University, Indonesia
dianinds@yahoo.com
Abstract: The purpose of this research to examine and analyze the effect of
organizational culture on the intellectual capital, and the influence of intellectual capital
on competitive advantage in the Private Universities (PTS) Kopertis Region IV. The
research methods applied wasthe explanatory survey, causal relationship, and
verification method. The unit analysis in this research is the organization, whilethe
research population is PTS Kopertis Region IV. The sampling technique used is the
proportional probability sampling, where the sample size was determined by using power
analysis approach test, thus 157 PTS were obtained. Data collection was carried out by
interview, observation, and questionnaire techniques that have been tested for validity
and reliability. The analytical test applied SEM (Structural Equation Model)-LISREL 8.3,
through the second-order approach. The result of research concluded that organizational
culture had influenced significantly to intellectual capital, and the intellectual capital
influenced the competitive advantage, thus organizational culture influenced significantly
to the competitive advantage of private universities in Kopertis Region IV through its
intellectual capital.
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Keywords: Organization, Organizational Culture, Culture, Intellectual Capital,

Competitive Advantage
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Employees Productivity at The operation District 8 of Indonesian

Railway Corp Surabaya
Muhammad Alkirom Wildan, Anugrahini Irawati, Mohamad Tambrin, Bagus Priambodho

University of Trunojoyo Madura, East Java, Indonesia
wildan.alkirom69@gmail.com
Abstract: This research was designed to study the effect of physical workplace
environment and non physical workplace environment towards employees productivity.
This work was conducted at the Indonesian Railway Corp. operation district 8. The
population of this research was 250 employees and the sample was determined using
slovins equation with the size 71 employees. The data was taken using questionare. The
linear regression analysis was employed to analyze the partial and simultan effect of
effect of physical workplace environment and non physical workplace environment
towards employees productivity. According to the statistical analysis conducted using
SPSS 18, the p-Value of variable physical workplace environment and non physical
workplace environment was 0.013 and 0.036 respectively, both were less than 0.05, then
it can be concluded that physical workplace environment and non physical workplace
environment significantly and partially affected employees productivity, while the F count
was 14.831 and its p-Value was 0.000 (<0.05) indicated that physical workplace
environment and non physical workplace environment simultanously affected employees
productivity. The regression coificient (R2) was 0.504 or 50.4 %, so it can be indicated
that physical workplace environment and non-physical workplace environment
simultanously affected employees productivity about 50.4%, and about 49.6% might be
affected by other variables.
Keywords: Productivity, workplace environment, railway coporation
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The Linkage of Market Orientation Concept and Innovation Concept
Jajang Burhanudin
Students of Doctoral Degree in Management Science, Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia
jajangburhanudin@gmail.com
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to produce MO dimension and innovation dimension.
The research question is how the linkage of MO dimension with innovation dimension is.
The approach used in this paper is by comparing MO concept and innovation concept
from several experts, that have been tested in conducted research.The finding of this
research shows that the linkage of MO dimension with innovation dimension is more
custumer and competitiveness-oriented. Original contribution of this research paper is to
redescribe the constuction of MO and innovation.
Keywords: Market orientation, innovation concept, MO dimension
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Modeling Moderation of Product Surplus Agriculture

*
Haryono, **Mangku Purnomo
*University of Bhayangkara Surabaya, Indonesia
**University of Brawijaya Malang, Indonesia
*haryon_jiepp@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: Food crop agribusiness development needs to be done with a comprehensive

and integrated approach, with due regard to all aspects and agribusiness segment from
upstream to downstream and supporting devices as well as to the balance between the
increase in consumption, an increase in the production and distribution improvements
that benefit all parties. The purpose of this study (1) Identification of the leading
commodity towards cluster-based agribusiness; (2) Make a model of moderation surplus
agricultural products crops by setting Ngawi districts as an object of study for geography
and topography so that the potential success of a model of moderation. Identification and
evaluation of development policies of superior products agribusiness food crops are in
the 5 subdistricts need to develop institutional, management model of moderation, and
market development of food crops by finding a model of moderation.
Keywords: Moderation, Surplus Products, Foodstuffs
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Spatial Integration of Tourism Regions in Ngawi at Tourism Corridor of

Yogya-Solo-Ngawi-Surabaya
*
Haryono, **Surjono
*University of Bhayangkara Surabaya, Indonesia
**University of Brawijaya Malang, Indonesia
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haryon_jiepp@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: Ngawi has so many and great variety of tourism objects, but its only known by
the people nearby or people who live around Ngawi. Integrating potential of tourism
destination to the corridor of Yogya-Solo-Ngawi-Surabaya is needed because of the
strategic location of Ngawi between the north coast and a middle path that connects the
various tourist attraction. The purpose of this study was (1) to map every tourist area in
full so that it has a great relation in a united tourism destination and (2) create a model
of the spatial development of the tourist area of Ngawi which is integrated to corridor of
Yogya-Solo-Ngawi-Surabaya. This study use a qualitative approach. Data collected and
collated by using the method of observation, in-depth interviews and specific
documentation for the purposes of geographic information systems analysis and
conclusion of the study. The results of the identification get 9 tourist destinations that can
be developed to be integrated into the tourist corridor Yogyakarta-Solo-Ngawi-Surabaya.
Model integration of the tourist area of spatial development policy area of corridor Yogya-
Solo-Ngawi-Surabaya is a linear model of tourism corridor that offered by the Museum
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Trinil, Benteng Pendem, Bath of Tawun or cottage or travel reservoir besides Sangiran
four package tourist destinations.
Keywords: Integration, Spatial, Corridor, Tourism
Can Service Quality of Police Be Measured?
Zulnaidi Yaacob
Universiti Sains Malaysia
zulnaidi@usm.my
Abstract: Quality is a familiar term with multiple definitions, being a context based
construct. In other words, there is no a single definition of quality that can fix all
contexts. This unsettled issue leads to different researchers defining quality from
different perspectives, including internal and external ones. The approach taken to
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measure quality is crucial since most quality researchers are interested in studying the
impact of quality, though there are views that claim one only gets an impact if one can
measure it. The difference in perspectives further influences how a researcher in a
quantitative study developmental questionnaire conceptualizes the construct of quality.
This issue has long been debated among researchers in quality, which has resulted in
different perspectives of defining quality of a product, service and the public sector. Due
to the wide acceptance of quality as an organizational strategy, not only by business
firms but in public services as well, the issue of measuring quality becomes more crucial.
This issue is related to the challenge faced by researchers and practitioners in measuring
quality and the impact of a quality program. The problem of the misinterpretation of
quality may lead to a misleading conclusion of within research, which in turn would
tarnish the development of quality as a research area. Thus, there is a merit for
researchers to have discussed the issue of measuring quality in a particular sector that
has particular facets, such as public service. In public service, there are various kinds of
departments with diverse objectives and multiple direct and indirect customers. All these
add challenges to the researcher who have an interest in studying the issue of quality in
public service. In order to shed light on the issue of measuring service quality for
research, this paper presents the unique characteristics of police service and discusses
how these unique characteristics have effected the researchers in measuring service
quality of police. The discussion is solely based on the literature which is useful for future
researchers who are having an interest in the issue of service quality of police.
Keywords: service quality, police, public service
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Use Social Media as a Media Promotion for Small and Medium

Enterprises
Isma Azis Riu

Student of S3 Programme, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
ismaazisriu@yahoo.com
Abstracts: Era of information technology extremely dynamic, fast growing as it is now,

allows us to communicate with anyone, anytime, anywhere cheaply and quickly crossed
the line geography. Especially with social media or social media, which increasingly plays
an important role in communicating and socialize. Social media is not just used by the
individual. In fact there are many large companies, small and medium enterprises
(SMEs), even the candidates, presidential candidates, even use it as a medium of
communication and media promotion. Social Media is an online media, the users can
easily participate, share and create contents include blogs, social networks, wikis, forums
and virtual worlds. Blogs, social networking and wikis are forms of social media are most
commonly used by people around the world. Conclusions that can be drawn is very
important to use social media as a promotional medium for Small and Medium
Enterprises (SMEs) in a systematic and structured, because in addition to not require
huge capital, and does not require an office, could be anywhere, anytime due to real
time. Range is not limited to, the Internet reaches all regions and even countries. With so
many current Social Media, Small and Medium Enterprise Social Media can choose which
one is suitable for their products. Utilization of Social Media, can be establish
communication with customers, build emotional bounding. And in this era of social media
gave birth to a new customer segment called customer social (social customer), thus
giving birth to new ways or practices of a business, product or service in the interaction
with the market.
Keywords: Social media, promotion, SMEs
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Study on the Construction Field of Small Business Success in Palu City:

Motivation and Commitment
Lina Mahardiana
University of Tadulako Palu, Indonesia
Lina.Okey@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: This study aimed to assess the effect of small entrepreneurs motivation and
commitment in the construction field on the success of the business, this study uses
multiple linear regression analysis and take a sample of 114 small businessmen and 2
operational employees from each of these businessmen who are directly involved in
completing the project. The results showedthat themotivation ofentrepreneurstogo into
businessin the construction field has asignificantinfluenceon the success ofa business
carried on, but thecommitment ofentrepreneurs in completing the project, has
asignificant influence. This suggests that the success of small businesses that exist in the
field of construction in the Palu City, because of the business hereditary.
Keyword: business success, motivation, commitment, the construction field
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Marketing Communication Model in Social Network Facebook
Herman, Winarto
Business Administration, Hang Tuah University, Surabaya, Indonesia
herman@hangtuah.ac.id
Abstract: The limited funds made small and medium enterprise attempt to do marketing
communication activities by finding ways of marketing communication that does not
require substantial funds.The emergence of social networking media, such as Facebook is
an opportunity for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as a cheap marketing
communication medium, but not many SMEs are successfully doing marketing
communications with social networking media, such failure due to a lack of knowledge in
utilizing the social networking media. Given the number of small and medium
enterprises, which is quite a lot in Indonesia and most of them found difficulties in
marketing communication, the study aims to examine the use of facebook as a
marketing communications medium for product of SMEs. This study used a qualitative
approach, the interview method of observation and documentation, to assess the activity
of SMEs marketing communications in facebook page, the setting of the research was the
SMEs who succes performed marketing communication in social networking media
facebook as entrepreneurial marketing. The results of this study resulted in a model of
marketing communication through social media network facebook page, which is useful
as a guide for SMEs who will do the marketing communications.
Keywords: Marketing Communication, Social Networking Media, Facebook Page, Small

and Medium Enterprise
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Influence of Job Satisfaction and Organization Culture on Employees

Performance (Case Study of Aviation Agency Angkasa Avia Group)
Sri Kartika Sari, A. Yani Antariksa

STIE BISNIS INDONESIA, Indonesia
antariksa_2004@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: The purposes of this research to analyze the influence of: (1) job satisfaction
on employees performance; (2) organization culture on employees performance; (3) job
satisfaction and organization culture on employees performance. The data used is
primary and secondary data from questionnaires filled out by 30 employees of Angkasa
Avia Group. Data analysis technique used is multiple linear regression, by means of
testing the validity and reliability, as well as the classical assumption. The results showed
that job satisfaction influenced on employees performance, and organization culture
influenced on employees performance, therefore job satisfaction and organization
culture influenced on employees performance simultaniously and significantly.
Recommendation: management should monitoring and evaluating job satisfaction and
organization culture as a strategic steps to increasing employees performance at
competitive era.
Keywords: Job satisfaction, organization culture, employees perfromance
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Accelerated development of coffee industry using Value chain analysis

in Jember District, East Java, Indonesia
Dewi Prihatini, Hadi Paramu

Faculty of Economics, University of Jember
dkawima@gmail.com
Abstract: Value Chain Analysis (VCA) includes activities that occur because of the
relationship with the supplier (Supplier Linkages), and the relationship with the consumer
(Consumer Linkages), meaning that starts from raw materials to handling of sales.
Eventhough this activity is very highly dependent on each other, the application of VCA
for improving coffee industry in Indonesia especially in Jember District is still partially
implemented. The main problem in the development of agricultural sector is related to
the economic recovery which is still very dependent on primary products. This study
showed that by optimizing the application of VCA, the acquisition value of income likely
to rise 2 -3 times as much. This study aims to design a system of interrelated businesses
and pursued their productive activities of the main actors in order to obtain the value
added of the coffee production. This study presents the concept of VCA, the phase of
analysis, implementation of VCA, and its prospects for business development. In
realizingthe positive impact of VCA in coffee industry is suggested that each village built
an economic and social institutions or cooperatives which are established, maintained
and owned by the community as practiced in the locale of the study.
Keywords: Value chain analysis, accelerated development, coffee industry
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Development Planning Of Coastal Area in Aruri Islands in Aruri Regency-

Papua Indonesia
Thomas A. Binur
mndidik7@gmail.com
Abstract: This research intended to know the strategy of sustainable development in

coastal area, motivated by the phenomenon of tourism development in the Aruri Island.
The data were collected by conducting observation, interviews, and documentation
related to the development of Aruri region. This study used a qualitative approach. The
findings: Aruri coastal island results in a positive impact on tourism development in the
region, which is characterized by a positive community response to the tourism. Local
government in doing regional planning indicated by the publication of the regional
development plan of Aruri tourism region. In the context of public participation, it is
evident in community involvement in the planning process which appears in the form of
aspirations and desires as outlined in the plan development plan. Local government still
requires various forms of cooperation with investors in order to develop the necessary
infrastructure to stimulate the development of tourism in Aruri region. Besides, it is
necessary also to formulate tourism development plan described in the master plan for
tourism development areas that can later be used as a guide in the development of
tourism.
Keywords: Sustainable development, Aruri Coastal Island, public participation, tourism

development
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An Analysis of Sectoral Productivity and its Corelation to the Revenue

Source in Papua Province
Denianto S. Konde
mndidik6@gmail.com
Abstract: This study aimed to obtain clear information about the level of productivity of
existing sectors and determine which sectors that can explain the relation to the
acceptance of the Regional Own-source Revenue (PAD) managed in Papua Province. This
is a descriptive study in which data was collected through observation, interviews and
literature study. The analysis of data was done through qualitative and quantitative
analysis of (1) the recording of the receipt of GDP Papua Province; (2) acceptance of PAD,
as well as other data that support this writing; (3) The assessment is based on data
available from the Department of Revenue, Statistics and related institution by making
use of Sectoral Productivity and simple regression formulas. The findings of the research
using the existing formula describes the level of productivity and growth and regression
analysis was performed to determine the relationship of productivity to the acceptance
PAD managed in Papua Province so that when local revenue is intended to be increased
the productivity of related sectors needs to be improved through intensification and
extension of the acceptance of the PAD that is managed.
Keywords: Sectoral productivity, regionalown-source revenue
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An Analysis of Tourism Potential Development in Increasing Revenue in

Lanny Jaya Regency Papua Indonesia
Aman Yikwa
mndidik6@gmail.com
Abstract: This study was conducted in a tourist area that consists of 6 tourism
attraction. The research type is a descriptive statistical analysis, which means that the
author did not use hypothesis testing but only describe the data that was obtained in
the field, then made the interpretation of the data, and finally analysis and discussion
of the data and SWOT analysis which means the author identifies the strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities and threats then determine the internal factors and
external factors for its development strategy. The results of this study indicate that
the condition of tourism development can still be improved. The main strategy in the
development of the tourist areas and explore strategies that harness the potential of
the community in organizing activities that promote the unique value of the tourist
area through government policy making annual tourism calendar. Lanny Jaya Regency
and tourism industry are advised to involve the community to develop the tourist area
so that by the community involvement, the community will earn a fixed income so
that welfare increases.
Key Words: Condition of tourism area development, Strategy of tourism area

development
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Utilization of Balinese Folklore as Source of Value for the Social Studies:

Perspective of Critical Education
Tuty Maryati, Luh Putu Sri Aryani
Sosial Faculty, Ganesha University of Education, Indonesia
tuty_maryati_ragil@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: This paper is based on a research study with the same title. Research is
motivated by the existence of Bali as one of the islands in Indonesia, which is rich with
various aspects of traditional culture, including a wide variety of folklore. Even Bali is also
known as one of the saviors of Nusantara literary texts, especially from Java, Bali, and
Lombok stored or written in the form of books or manuscripts (lontar). One of oral folklore
is satua or Balinese folktale. It has many functions and strategic role, such as an
endorsement tool for regulations and cultural institutions; as a compeller and supervisor
to ensure the norms of society will always be adhered to collective members; and as a
pedagogical device and learning for children, both in the family, the community as well
as the school as a media, sources and learning agency. With qualitative approach, the
text study toward three story (satua), it was found the classical Balinese wisdom that is
very important for the students character development. Balinese folktales (satua) are
also loaded with the Balinese dominant ideology such as Tri Hita Karana, the ideology of
patriarchy and ideology of gender. Through perspective of critical education, these values
can be utilized as source of social science learning in Junior High School.
Keywords: Balinese folklore, social science education, characterdevelopment
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the Human Existence
Hedy D. Rumambi
Manado State Polytechnic, Indonesia
hedydr@yahoo.com
Abstract: Human being is the center point of CSR. Human being became the
implementer and the goal of CSR. This article is intended to provide a deep
understanding of CSR from the concept of human existence. From human existence,
company has social dimension. Therefore, CSR is a responsibility which inherent at the
company existence. CSR orientates in both of self-interests and human-interests. CSR is
intended for the personal workers development as a whole human being and the all
stakeholders well-being.
Keywords: human existence, company existence, CSR
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The Influence of Social Environment on Customer Experience in Retail

Mall
Erna Andajani
Brawijaya University, Malang, Indonesia
Surabaya University, East Java, Indonesia
ernajani@ubaya.ac.id
Abstract: Customer experience into a form of competitive advantage for the company.
The creation of a pleasant customer experience is essential for service business.
Customer experience coincided with the delivery of the service process, through a
process of customer interaction with the company. Social environment are reflected
through customer interaction with the customer, the customer interaction with
employees and customers observations on the media campaign that used the company.
This study used purposive sampling technique in 100 visitors one of the malls in the city
of Surabaya. The results showed the influence of the social environment of the retail
customer experience mall.
Keywords: social environment, customer experience, retail
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Building Customer Loyalty through Brand Equity and Perceive Quality

Product of Nexcare Acne Cover
Sri Widyastuti, Bagus Nur Hakim

Faculty of Economic and Business, University of Pancasila, Indonesia
widyastuti_iis@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: Brand equity and product quality are assumed to possess an important role in
developing customer loyalty since brand product that has good quality will make the
customer loyal. This study is made to find out how far the influence of brand equity and
product quality perception to the loyality of the Nexcare Acne Cover product customer is
and what dominant factor that influences customer loyalty. This study is held to 100
consumers of anti acne product of Nexcare Acne Cover. The method of the study used
are descriptive and verificative. The findings have been obtained through statistical
analysis using Correlation Coefficient, Independent Sample t-test, ANOVA and factor
analysis.The study result shows that brand equity is formed through the excellence,
image performance, sense evaluation, and resonance has influenced the customer
loyalty. Product quality that is shown by performance, endurance and serviceability has
influenced the loyalty. The value of this research shows three factors that have the most
dominant influence. First is Nexcare Acne Cover that reflects personality, second factor is
it can cure the acne fast, pleasant after-sales service, and the third factor is satisfaction
and simplicity in using the product.
Keywords: customer loyalty, brand equity, product quality
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Rational and Irrational Property Behavior (Study Case in Bali,

Indonesia)
Njo Anastasia, Aileen Liana Suwitro

Airlangga University, Indonesia
anas@peter.petra.ac.id
Abstract: Propertybuying behavioris partofthe development offinancial behavior. This

research willbe focusedon the buyers perspectives onresidentialandcommercial
propertiesin Bali Island of Indonesia. Rational andirrationalfactorsare the factors
underlying the property buying process. The Physical, Location, Environment, Finance
factors were part ofthe rational; while Psychological(over-confidence, conservatismbias,
informationandfamiliarity, herdbehavior, mentalaccounting, andlossaversion), Emotion,
Intuitional, Socialization, Evaluationwere the irrational part. The purposeof thisstudywas,
first, todetermine the factors thatdistinguishbuyers behavior toward purchasing a
property; second, to determine the factorsthatdistinguishbuyers behavior between
buyers intending tolive incompared tothose seeking toinvest. The study
sampleconsistedofindividualswhoareprospectivebuyersandthosewho
haveboughtpropertyinBali. Data were analyzed usingDiscriminantAnalysis. The results
showedthatonlyfinancial factor that had significant impact on buyersdecisions.
Furthermore, this studyalsoshowed thatthere were significant differencesin
factorsbetweenbuyers intending tolive incompared tothose seeking toinvest. The factor
were psychology, emotion, intuitional, and evaluation.
Keywords: Rational, irrational, live in, investment, Bali
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Effect of Financial Performance Return of Shares in Stock Index JII

(Jakarta Islamic Index) in Indonesia Stock Exchange
Tenriwaru Mannawi
tenri3@yahoo.com
Abstract: This study aimed to examine the effect of the financial performance of the
stock return on JII (Jakarta Islamic Index) in Indonesia Stock Exchange. Jakarta Islamic
Index is intended to be used as a benchmark (benchmarks) to measure the performance
of an investment in the shares on the basis of sharia. Through the index is expected to
increase the confidence of investors to develop investment in equities by sharia. Data
collection was performed using the method of documentation, where the method of data
collection is based on the documents in the form of secondary data obtained from the
Capital Market Information Center (PIPM) Representative Makassar. The analysis method
used in this research is multiple linear regression analysis using SPSS. From the results
and discussion on this research, the results of the partial testing found that the ratio of
liquidity and solvency ratios have a significant effect on stock returns. While the
profitability ratio and the ratio of activity had no significant effect on stock returns. This is
because the management company is able to run the operations of the company,
especially in the case of using the funds held.
Keywords: Financial Performance and Stock Return
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The Integrated Measuring of Working Capital Management Efficiency on

Financial Performance in Indonesia Stock Exchange
Petrus Emanuel de Rozari, Yuyus SuryanaSudarma, RinaIndiastuti, Erie Febrian

Padjadjaran University Graduate Program, Indonesia
rosaripeter@yahoo.com
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine the differences effect of working
capital efficiency on financial performance. The measuring is done by working capital
management (by cash conversion cycle) and working capital policy (by investment policy
and financing policy) on both profitability (by return on assets) and market value (by
Tobins Q), during crisis and non-crisis years.This has never been done by previous
researchers, as it uses more integrated measurement. Using a sample of
104manufacture firms listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange during 2005-2013. This period
include the global financial crisis. This study employs panel data regression. The result
indicates there is differently effect of working capital management and working capital
policy on firms profitability and market value compared crisis to non-crisis years. The
firms ran conservative policy, but turned into aggressive in crisis years. A company must
integrate and utilize comprehensive information of working capital management and
policy maintain financial performance when facing further crisis.
Keywords: working capital management, working capital policy, profitability, market

value, crisis
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Accaptance of Banking Information Technology in PT BNI of Makassar
Muchriana Muchran
Student Program S3 Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
muchranmuchriana@gmail.com
Abstract: Various advantages offered by the use of the internet banking, but some
customers are still associated with the conventional ways of doing that is through ATM
transactions or queue.The research aimed to analyze trust, perceived ease of
use,perceived usefulness and the intention to use experience.The research was
conducted in PT BNI of Makassar.The data were obtained using questionnaire given to
customers. The populations were customers of BNI Bank listed as service users of
Internet banking.The sample was selected using simple random sampling method. The
hypotheses were tested using of Partial Least Square (PLS) method by means of AMOS
program. The results of the research indicate the that among the eight hypotheses,four
of them are significant, while the other four not significant.Trust has a significant
relationship with to perceived ease of use. Trust does not have a significant relationship
with perceived usefulness.Trust has a significant relationship with intention to use.
Perceived ease of use has a significant relationship with peceived usefulness.Perceived
ease of use does not have a significant relationship with intention to use. Perceived
usefulnes does not have a significant relationship with intention to use. Perceived ease of
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use has a significant relationship with intention to use modernized by

experience.Perceived usefulness does not have a significant relationship with intention to
use modernized by experience.
Keywords: Internet Banking, Trust, Technology acceptance model, Intention to use

internet banking, Experince
Clean and Healthy Life Management of Elderly at Nursing Home in

Gorontalo
Yusran Zainuddin
Students Post Graduate, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia
yusdipa@yahoo.com
Abstract: The research is aimed to disclose the clean and healthy life behavior
management system at nursing home in Gorontalo. In level of individual, the elderly have
physically deteriorated; therefore, they gradually draw themselves from their surrounding
and social environment. Feeling lonely and exiled socially can be the risky factor for their
health, especially for the elderly. The clean and healthy life behavior management
system is the research which is conducted by using taxonomic domain analysis method
show that there are two important factors, i.e. Internal and External Factor. The internal
factor of the clean and healthy life behavior management system consists of Culture 43.8
%, Religion 25 %, and Psychological factor or mental 31.1 %. On the other hand, the
external factor consists of Family 19.4 %, surrounding 42.9 % and Curriculum 38.1 %.
From this research we get the clue that the clean and healthy life behavior management
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system construction which is implemented to the elderly must put the priorities on
Culture and Surrounding.
Keywords: Management, Clean and healthy life behavior
Final Tax SMEs: Simple But Not Fair (Case Studies in Buleleng)
Made Pradana Adiputra

Ganesha University of Education Singaraja, Indonesia
adiputraundiksha@gmail.com
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the dimensions of justice back to the
pro and contra of the application of Government Regulations No. 46 In 2013, Equity
analysis in this study will be supported also by the analysis of Tax Office and Department
of Cooperatives, Trade and Industry Buleleng Regency and Analysis of Income Tax Policy
of SMEs. This research is a descriptive study with qualitative research methods. Used as
a key informant primary data and studies supporting documents to library materials. The
data analysis techniques used in this study are: (1) data reduction (2). presentation of
data, and (3). conclusion that the data provide a description of the data analysis. Results
of the study is that the PP 46 In 2013 it's basically given the ease and simplification of
the tax, the tax is basically the final 1% of SMEs can be said to be more detrimental to
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the SMEs, the emergence of the pro and contra of government tax SMEs should be
addressed with the advanced aspects of vertical equity and the right strategies to
improve voluntary compliance is the provision of assistance and ease / simplicity for
SMEs in implementing their tax obligations.
Keywords: Justice, Final Tax, SMEs, voluntary compliance
Equilibrium Model of Needs and Availability Agricultural Land (a

Dynamic Systems Approach)
Regina Niken W, Edy Santoso

Economics Department University of Jember, Indonesia
reginanikenw@gmail.com
Abstract: The aims of this study to predict the need and availability of food agricultural
land in Jember Regency. Variables were used in this study are population growth and
changing in agricultural land is referred to as the rate of conversion of agricultural land. A
systems approach were used to understand the effect of variables in the model.
Causality of each variable and its influence is key in this approach. The result of analysis
showed that Jember regency has an average population growth rate of 0.54% per year,
this population growth has an impact on the food needs of the means of agricultural land
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needs that increases linearly with population growth. Projected result indicates, in 2031
Jember need for 65.929 hectares of agricultural land. At the other hand, the decreasing
amount of agricultural land with the conversion rate of 2.12% per year, it can be
projected in 2031 the availability of agricultural land in Jember only 64.786 hectares, the
meaning is there was a deficit availability of 1,143 hectares of agricultural land Jember
Regency.
Keywords: Population growth, conversion of the agricultural land, dynamic systems,

land requirements, land availability
The Performance Improvement Model of Group and Partnership based

Coffee Processing Enterprises in the Jember Regency
Isti Fadah, Handriyono

FE Universitas Jember, Indonesia
istitatuk@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: The coffee commodity is one of the highly developing world commodities. The
increase in demand, production, and consumption shows that this commodity is no
longer as a secondary material, but it also has become a compulsory requirement for
most societies. The purpose of this study was to determine and analyze alternative
marketing strategies for small-scale processed coffee enterprises in Jember regency
based on the SWOT analysis. Moroever it was also to determine appropriate strategies in
improving the performance of large-scale processed coffee enterprises in Jember regency
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based on the SWOT analysis and to design marketing strategies for group and
partnership based processed coffee enterprises in Jember regency. The research type is a
descriptive study. Primary data was collected by in-depth interviews. The research results
showed cooperation in the form of a co-branding would indirectly introduce community-
based coffee from Sidomulyo village to a wider consumer range. Thus, people will
recognize that there is a coffee with a distinctive flavor from the Sidomulyo village in
Jember regency. The group-based model is by forming a cooperative and the partnership-
based model is by forming simultaneous and integrated partnership with the Koka
Research Center, PTPN XII, BI, and exporters have both proven to improve the
performance of community-based coffee business in Sidomulyo village.
Keywords: Model, Business Performance, The Sidomulyo community-based coffee,

Group and Partnership Based
Role of Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) Implementation In Improving

Performance of and Competitive Advantage of Products (Studies on
SMIS Small and Medium-Sized Industries in Bali)
Ni Nyoman Kerti Yasa, I Gusti Ayu Ketut Giantari

Udayana University (UNUD), Bali, Indonesia
manraikerti@yahoo.co.id
Abstract: The purpose of this research was to understand the process of implementation
of the Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) on SMIs in Bali, the role of the implementation of the
BOS to improve product performance, and the implications for SMIs increase competitive
advantage. The approach used in this research was qualitative approach with case
studies. Informants of the research (key persons) are 15 stakeholders who know clearly
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abot the process of implementation of the BOS which conducted by SMIs in Bali. These
stakeholders consist of: the owners / managers of SMIs in Bali, administrators of Apindo,
and academicians / SMIs observers, as well as officials of the Department of Cooperatives
and SMIs of Bali Provincial Government. The results showed the following findings: 1) the
process of implementation of the BOS on SMIs in Bali is conducting by developing
creativity and innovation in the design and appearance of products, to save the cost of
raw materials, use of environmentally friendly materials, always eliminate product
features that are not essential for consumers, and also improve services in a sustainable
manner; 2) implementation of the BOS can improve product performance in terms of
product quality, product design, product display, the image of the product, lower prices,
and outstanding service; 3) improvement of product performance can improve
competitive advantage in terms of being able to offer better quality products,
competitive prices, faster service, and the image of environmentally friendly products.
Keywords: Blue Ocean Strategy, competitive advantage of SMIs, product performance
Influence of External Marketing, Government Policy and T-Serqual

toward Customer Satisfaction
Jumadi, Dwi Kartini. Y, Rina Indiastuti, Meydia Hasan

Padjadjaran University Bandung, Indonesia
Widya Mataram University Yogyakarta, Indonesia
jmd.mataram@gmail.com
Abstract: External marketing, T-serqual and government policy are the important
aspect at the tourism industry and can be increase performance organization and
customer satisfaction. Aim to this research an investigate to external marketing, T-
serqual and government policy toward customer satisfaction at tourism industry in
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Yogyakarta Special of Territory. The sample size was 420 respondent with propusive
sampling used to determine the sample. The main instrument in this study is
questionaire. The analysis used to examine the hypothesis of the study is structural
equation modeling using AMOS version 20.0 software. The result of the study show that:
external marketing, T-serqual and government policy influence toward customer
satisfaction. Never theless, government policy the most influence toward customer
satisfaction. Therefore manager in tourism industry should be improve more the external
marketing and T-serqual.
Keywords: external marketing and T-serqual, goverment policy, customer satisfaction.
Analysis of Investment Contribution towards Unemployment and

Poverty in Batu City in 2011-2013
Silvi Asna Prestiana Wati, Dyah K. Muktiningsih, Arief Tristan, Rani Setyolestari
Economy Faculty, Jember University, Indonesia
silviasna@ymail.com
Abstract: Batu city is a city in East Java province which has great potential to develop
into city with high economic growth. The Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) at
current process (ADHB) of Batu throughout the five year period reached IDR. 3,697,778
billion. By the condition of potential in Batu, investment activity in Batu looks more
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incentive with the amount of investment that has realizes more than 1 (one) Trillion
Rupiah in 2011-2013. It affected to the number of unemployed people and poverty in
Batu gradually decreased in a high trend in 2011-2013. Therefore the aims of this study
are; (1) To know the existing effect of investment against unemployment in Batu city
2011-2013; (2) To know the existing effect of investment against poverty in Batu city
2011-2013. Analytical methods to answer this research is panel regression. Based on
panel test regression, investment to unemployment and poverty has significant influence
simultaneously and partially. The increasing of investment in Batu city as much as 1%,
will decline unemployment as much as 0.030%. On the other hand, The contribution of
investment to poverty is 73.2%. The increasing of investment by 1%, will be able to
decrease poverty as much as 0.117%. If the number of investment is constant, it will
change poverty of Batu (3.645%). Meanwhile, the greater investment, so the lower
poverty level of Batu city.
Keywords: Investment, Unemployment, Poverty, Batu City
Stock Price Behavior Linked Company's Dividend Policy and Its

Relationship to Investors Perspective in Indonesia (Casestudy of LQ 45
Companies in IDX Period 2009-2011)
Azib Asroi, Estu Widarwati, Nelly Sofie Maulani

e_witd@yahoo.com
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Abstract: The capital market is one of the places for investors to invest capital in
obtaining compensation of dividends. There are two theories that can be used for
selected investing of companies: first, the tax preference theory for investors who do not
like distribution of dividends and prefer to reinvest their shares, and the second, a bird in
the hand theory for investors who like a big dividend. On dividend payment, there are
two important time to be aware of investors, namely the declaration date (time dividend
announcement) and ex-dividend date (time dividend). This research studied the behavior
of stock price at time that a company has not distributed dividends yet and when it
distributed dividends on the declaration date and ex-dividend date which cased inLQ 45
companies period2009-2011. Furthermore, this study illustrateda tendency of investors in
Indonesian perspective associated with tax preference theory and the bird in the hand
theory for the behavior of stock price. The method used in this research was quantitative
descriptive method, using t-test stock price of firms not to distribute dividends yet and
when it distribute dividends on the date of declaration, and the ex-dividend date. The
result showedthere was difference whichcompany's stock price changedthat on the
declaration date and the ex-dividend date was higher than the changingof stock price
before company distributed dividends.
Keywords: Stock Price Behavior, Tax Preference Theory, Bird In The Hand Theory,
Declaration Date, Ex-dividend Date
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Abstracts of 6th International Conference on Economics and Social Sciences

6th International Conference on

14 -15, February 2015

International Foundation for Research and

6th International Conference on Economics and Social

14 -15, February 2015

International Foundation for Research and

The ICESS-2015 is organized by International Foundation for Research and Development

With our warmest regards,

Wiwiek Harwiki, Ph. D., Dr. Soetomo University, Surabaya, Indonesia

Dileep Kumar, M., Ph. D., University Utara Malaysia, Malaysia

John C. Walsh, Ph. D., Shinawatra International University, Bangkok, Thailand

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