The purpose of this study was to determine whether socioeconomic factors, production factors, religiosity factors, and transparency factors influence the selection of agricultural production sharing models in the Residency of Madiun. This research is quantitative with multiple regression analysis. Based on the T-test, socioeconomic factors partially have a significant influence on the selection of agricultural production sharing models in the Madiun Residency of 3.701. Meanwhile, the factor of religiosity has a significant effect on the selection of agricultural production sharing models in the Madiun Residency with a significance level of 0.039. Furthermore, the factor of production does not have a significant effect with a significance level of 0.778. Finally, it is a factor that has a significant influence on the selection of revenue sharing models with a significance level of 0.008. While based on ANOVA test results, the F count of 10.288 with a significance level of 0.000 is smaller than 0.05, which means that socioeconomic, religiosity, production, and transparency factors simultaneously have an influence on the selection of revenue sharing models.
<p><em>This research aims to understand the relationship between socioeconomic factors, production, transparency with religiosity. The effects of socio-economic factors, production, transparency, and religiosity on the sharecropping contract system. Design/methodology/approach: The author has administered a survey to 800 respondents. The respondents were asked to give their responses based on a five-point Likert scale. The data has been tested with SEM to show the relationship between the various factors. Finding: SEM results show that H<sub>1</sub> is not supported while H<sub>2</sub>, H<sub>3</sub>, H<sub>4</sub>, H<sub>5</sub>, H<sub>6</sub>, and H<sub>7</sub> are supported. Findings show that religiosity impacts the sharecropping system while the interaction between religiosity and transparency on the sharecropping system is significantly negative. Therefore, the current sharecropping contract system in East Java does not operate following Islamic values. </em></p>
This paper seeks the relations between the religiosity and the transparency to the production factors usage in the land crops cultivation as well as the effect of production factor to the sharecropping contract in East Java. The method employs in this study is Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) with the respondent of the research is 400 farmers from the 8 counties in East Java. The result shows that religiosity and transparency have positives and significant effect to the production factors usage in the cultivation of the land crops in East Java with the p-value respectively 0.008 for religiosity to production factors and 0.001 for transparency to production factors. Meanwhile, the influence of production factors to the sharecropping contract is positive and significant with p-value about 0.001. Furthermore, the R-square of production factors is about 0.907 which mean 90.7% of production factors variable is explained by religiosity and transparency variables while the rest of it is explained by other variables out of this research. Meanwhile, the sharecropping contracts R-square is about 0.629 which means 62.9% of sharecropping contracts variable is explained by production factors variable while the rest of it about 37.1% is explained by other variables out of this research.
Economic fluctuations in Indonesia did not affect the food and beverage industry. A kind of the need to be was still being repaid because the community needed food. Food is the needs of primary must be fulfilled and cannot be influenced by the state of economy in indonesia.One of the famous traditional food business in Ponorogo is Jenang Mirah, industry is located in the village Josari, Jetis sub-district, district Ponorogo, East Java province. The industry has stood since tens of years ago, precisely around 1955. The name "Mirah" itself is taken from the name that the mother pioneering Mirah. Jenang glutinous rice traditional food is produced in ponorogo made of original material glutinous rice , coconut and sugar sugar, fruit and coconut milk coconut, without a preservativeIn 2013 on the day of Eid Jenang Mirah turnover rose sharply to 50% of H-7 -H + 7 because the number of orders and buyers from out of town or in the city. The request was evidenced by the number of subscribers since approximately 10 days before Idul Fitri. Jenang marketing strategy is now fairly easy, they do not need to bother distribute them to retailers. Because every day is a lot of traders who lined up to buy porridge ruby is the party to be sold again.This research using research field quantitative model with a method such as the spread of survey poll to consumers and interviews, samples used were obtained by using non-random sampling. Data were collected in two phases, the first to discover where the most preferred food by using the formula Weigthed Mean, then to analyze the link between customer satisfaction and loyalty and also between customer satisfaction and loyalty with sales.
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