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Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business
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Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business (JIEB) is open access, peer-reviewed journal whose objectives is to publish original research papers related to the Indonesian economy and business issues. This journal is also dedicated to disseminating the published articles freely for international academicians, researchers, practitioners, regulators, and public societies. The journal welcomes author from any institutional backgrounds and accepts rigorous empirical or theoretical research paper with any methods or approach that is relevant to the Indonesian economy and business content, as long as the research fits one of three salient disciplines: economics, business, or accounting.
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PERGESERAN FALSAFAH PERENCANAAN Mulyadi, Mulyadi
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business Vol 17, No 2 (2002): April
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Old ways die hard. Why? Old ways which we use to build the future of organization die hard because we are not bold enough to question the fitness of our philosophies underlying them. Planning used in the traditional management is based on the following philosophies: (1) creating the future from the past, (2) leverage is placed on tangible assets, (3) planning is rule keeping efforts, (4) planning is a single-scenario planning, (5) planning is executed ad hoc, especially at strategic level. In this article, I discussed the shift of philosophies underlying the ways management used to plan the future in order for their organization to survive and prosper in facing a competitive and turbulent environment. The new environment demands a radical change of the ways they use to plan the future of their organization.Key words: planning; strategic planning
ANALISIS KANDUNGAN INFORMASI LAPORAN ARUS KAS DI BURSA EFEK JAKARTA Wahyuni, Sri
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The purpose of this study is to examine the information content of total cash flows. As much as 88 manufacturing firm listed in The Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSE) were taken as sample using a purposive sampling method. The statistics method used to test hypotheses is a linear regression in the return model. The results of this study shows that : 1). Information content in cash flows statement the condition of good news is not significantly associated with the stock return increase around the financial statement publication date. 2). Information content in cash flows statement the condition of bad news is not significantly associated with the stock return decrease around the financial statement publication date.Keywords : Cash flows, information content, return model, stock return.
QUO VADIS PENGAJARAN ILMU EKONOMI? Santoso, Bagus
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This paper examines the teaching curriculum at the Faculty of Economics Gadjah Mada University and its future development. Better quality of teaching materials on quantitative as well as qualitative methods should be the final goal. Recently there were “talks” among faculty members to change the name of the faculty of economics to became Faculty of Economics and Business. This paper argues against the idea.Keywords: Neoclassical and Keynesian Economics, Economics Teaching.
ANALISIS KENDALA-KENDALA POTENSIAL PENERAPAN TOTAL QUALITY SERVICE PADA PERGURUAN TINGGI Purnama, Nursya’bani
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The succes of Higher Educational Institution in competing is highly depends on how the institution gives the satisfaction to customers through the creation of quality service. Many corporations have got their success because they are able to apply quality management principles. Total Quality Service (TQS) is a service quality management that can be used as strategic tools for Higher Educational Institution in the effort to get sustainable service quality improvement. In order to apply the TQS successfully, a Higher Educational Institution must be able to identify existing constraints.This research is intended to find potential constraints on the application of TQS and it was conducted in the Private University, School of Business, and Academy of Management/Accounting in Yogyakarta. This research is also to test the differences of potential constraints on the application of TQS among the Higher Education, that is Private University, School of Business, and Academy of Management/Accounting. Instruments used in this research are the same as the research instruments used by the previous research conducted by Ngai and Cheng (1999). The respondents of this research are faculties who have structural position in the Faculty of Economics in Private University, School of Business, and Academy of Management/Accounting.This research findings show that, in general, the potential constaints on the application of TQS in the Higher Education are cultural and employee factor, infrastructural factor, and organizational factor. Other findings also show that infrastructural factor is the main constraint, and is followed by cultural and employee factor, and organizational factor. By using a hypothetical testing with 95% confidence level, the conclusions of the findings are follow: there are no significant differences of the potential constraints on the application of TQS in the higher education; there are no significant differences of the potential constraint on the application of TQS between Private University and School of Business; and there are significant differences of the potential constraint on the application of TQS between Private University and Academy of Management/Accounting, and School of Business with Academy of Management/ Accounting.Keywords: potential constraints, Total Quality Service, service quality, customer
THE EFFECT OF SALESPERSON STRESS FACTORS ON JOB PERFORMANCE Purwanto, BM.
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Tenaga penjual pada perusahaan jasa memiliki peran yang sangat penting karena mereka dituntut untuk dapat memenuhi target penjualan sekaligus membangun relationship dan citra perusahaan melalui pelayanan yang mereka berikan pada konsumen. Peran membangun citra dan relationship seringkali bertentangan dengan tugasnya untuk mencapai target penjualan. Peran tersebut juga seringkali dirasa berat dan membingungkan sehingga berpotensi menimbulkan stress yang dapat memberi pengaruh negatif pada kinerjanya. Studi ini menguji model struktural yang menggambarkan pengaruh stress factors (role stress dan burnout) pada job performance (behavioral dan sales performance) tenaga penjual jasa. Dalam model struktural, pengaruh stress factors pada job performance dimediasi oleh internal states (adaptability dan self-efficacy). Responden adalah 223 tenaga penjual asuransi jiwa dari 12 perusahaan asuransi jiwa yang beroperasi di Indonesia. Model diuji dengan menggunakan two-step approach to structural equation modeling.Kata kunci: role stress, burnout, adaptability, self efficacy, relational selling intention, sales performance, dan two-step approach to structural equation modeling.
INTEGRASI VERTIKAL DAN EFISIENSI INDUSTRI: INDUSTRI KERTAS TAHUN 1979-1997 DENGAN PENDEKATAN ERROR CORRECTION MODEL Karseno, Arief Ramelan; Mulyaningsih, Tri
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The purpose of this paper is to measure the relationship between vertical integration ratio with three explanation variables: demand growth, concentration industry and cost of input. The result of the study give us information about factors that influence vertical integration so the company and government can take the best policy to increase efficiency.The case study are pulp and paper industry from 1979 up to 1997. The use of such Error Correction Model (ECM) constitutes an effective framework for establishing links between the short and long-run approaches to econometric modeling. The empirical result show that vertical integration is an important step for company to protect their raw material supply and reduce price inefficiency.Keywords: vertical integration is an important step to increase efficiency.
ANALISIS PENGARUH PEMILIHAN METODE AKUNTANSI TERHADAP PEMASUKAN PENAWARAN PERDANA Hartono, Jogiyanto; Ali, Syaiful
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business Vol 17, No 2 (2002): April
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IPO (initial public offerings) has been characterized by a lack of publicly available information. In the offerings process, financial statement disclosures are especially critical to the market price-setting process (Neill et al. 1995). In this paper, we examine the accounting methods choices accompanying the initial public offerings of 100 companies that listed at Jakarta Stock Exchange for 1994-1999 periods. Using regression analysis, the methods choice of the sample firms are examined with regard to the company initial offering proceeds.Accounting choice is viewed as a means by which issuers may affect the proceeds of the initial offering. We hypothetized that the issuers with accounting methods result in larger income and asset values (income-increasing methods), has higher initial proceeds than the issuers using income decreasing methods. The accounting methods that we examined are accounting method for inventory valuation and depreciation methods. Other independent variable, which included in the research model are equity book value and ownership signal.Our result indicate no positive association between the initial proceeds from an offering and the selection of accounting methods that result in larger income and asset values. The result is not consistent with the hypotheses of Neill et.al (1995) study, which indicate a marginally positive association.Keywords: IPO, income-increasing methods, income-decreasing methods.
MENINJAU KEMBALI EKONOMIKA NEOKLASIK Mubyarto, Mubyarto
Journal of Indonesian Economy and Business Vol 17, No 2 (2002): April
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Economic Faculties in Indonesian Universities have been teaching economics in the Neoclassical tradition as in Samuelson’s Economics, a combination of Classical liberalism and Marginal Utility theory. But the development experience in the last 32 years which have created extreme inequalities in the distribution of wealth and income have raised the issues of economic and social justice. ”Social economics insist that justice is a basic element of social economic organization – (which is) far more important than allocative efficiency. Inefficient societies abound and endure in the historical record but societies that lack widespread conviction as to their justness are inherently unstable. ” ….. The most fundamental difference between the social-economics perspective and that of mainstream economics is that the latter has for its principal focus the production of good and services while the former focuses on the reproduction of society. (E.K. Hunt, History of Economic Thought A Critical Perspective, 1979). An atmosphere need to be created whereby economists are prepared to take on what is best from the social science; economics is more likely to be changed by its friends than by its critics; in business as well as in theory we prefer not the metaphor of the invisible hand but rather that of the “invisible handshake” the spirit of cooperation and competition. 1)Keywords: justice, ideology, Neoclassical Economics, and social economics

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