The purpose of this study is to understand social responsibility and human resource management in the Malaysian hospitality industry based on social cognitive theory. This study used an online survey method of 295 employees in 61 hotels throughout Malaysia with a random sampling method by maintaining the privacy and confidentiality of the identity of the hotel employees we surveyed. We used the Linkert scale to compute the survey results before we regressed using ordinary least squares. We find that the level of social responsibility is positively related to the level of hotel income, employee income, and employee morale.
This study aims to determine the level of employee job satisfaction, employee compliance with work regulations and human resource management strategies by conducting online interviews with 512 government and private employees in Malaysia by random sampling, then quantifying for regression using the autoregression moving average model. We find that the level of employee satisfaction is positively related to employee compliance with job regulations and the level of quality of strategic resource management in companies or government agencies.
The purpose of this study is to determine how economic growth and tourist revenue collection are related, internet users, and government spending in Malaysia reflects the long-term and short-term effects of factors related to the digital economy and tourism. This study uses the ARDL approach with data from the world bank from 2000 to 2020. We find that in the short term, the previous year's economic growth had a significant positive effect on economic growth this year, but in contrast to tourism income which in the short term had a negative effect on economic growth, Likewise, the internet user variable has a significant negative effect. However, government spending has a significant positive effect on economic growth in Malaysia.
The purpose of this research is to examine the relationship between the long- and short-term impacts of factors on the digital economy and tourism are reflected in the relationship between economic growth, revenue receipts from tourism, internet users, and government spending in Indonesia. This study uses the ARDL approach with data from the world bank from 2000 to 2020. We find that in the short term, the previous year's economic growth had a significant positive effect on economic growth this year, as well as revenue receipts from tourism which in the short term also had a positive effect on economic growth, in line with previous variables, such as internet growth and government spending which in the short term also has a positive effect on economic growth.
The point of the study is to analyze, through cointegration techniques, the influence of human capital and power usage on growth in the economy in Indonesia. In a 21-year data analysis from 2000 to 2020, "autoregressive vectors" were used to represent the causal link between variables. The World Bank contributed the data for this research. In this study, we look at evaluating education, health, energy consumption, and GDP in Indonesia. Education has a noticeable influence on power consumption and health, indicating that education can increase awareness of energy consumption and health. energy usage itself is a substantial contributor to economic expansion in Indonesia. The higher the quality of public education, the more aware people are of the importance of health and wiser in consuming energy in encouraging economic growth in Indonesia.
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