Analisis Produktivitas Styrofoam Di Masa Pandemi Covid-19 Menggunakan Metode Cobb Douglas Di PT KCS

Candra, Galih Candra Firmansyah

doi:10.36040/industri.v11i2.3694

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“…In this program policy analysis, one can learn about the policies and utilities that will be issued or accepted based on the proposed principles or provisions (Roche et al, 2020). This Analysis can also measure the level of stakeholder evaluation of the KatePay program implemented by the Surabaya City Population and Civil Registry Office (Ananda & Nugroho, 2022). The trick is to socialize and implement the appropriate policies issued.…”

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The Cost-Benefit Study of Implementing the Katepay Programme in Surabaya

Sabela,

Mustofa,

Priyanto

2023

publicuho

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The purpose of this study is to compare stakeholders from the existing community with the output or advantages and disadvantages of KatePay besides knowing the implementation of the KatePay Program in Surabaya City Schools by how the Government runs the program and what is felt by the community in implementing this program which has been running for one year. Data collection techniques in this study were interviews and Documentation. It then analyzed the data concerning the theory used. The theory applied by the author uses the Cost-Benefit Analysis method, which discusses the identification, benefits, implementation results, and conclusions of the programs being run. Results The first research shows that the KatePay program benefits students more than other stakeholders. Second, KatePay's performance is excellent because it can reduce money transfers and teach students to manage money. This program can also create intelligent and wise students in deciding or doing something. The research implies that it is necessary to socialize intent to all stakeholders so it is not misused.

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Section: Cost-benefit Analysismentioning

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The Cost-Benefit Study of Implementing the Katepay Programme in Surabaya

Sabela,

Mustofa,

Priyanto

2023

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“…Consumers always hope for a product that received a quality that corresponds with what want and expected. A competition that is strictly this which later will differentiate products from one another, is seen from the aspect of the quality product itself [2] . The number of products equals the variance in price and packaging product that attracts the consumer.…”

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Product Quality Control Using the Six Sigma method and Seven Tools in the PDL Shoe Industry

Fatimah

Wahyuni

2023

TJAIE

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CV Yunanda is one of the companies whose manufacturing process is in the form of shoes and sandals, CV Yunanda has one of PDL's main products in the field of leather footwear. The problem with this company is a production defect. Based on these problems, the purpose of this study is to determine the extent of the defects, determine the underlying causes of defective products, and make recommendations for improvement to reduce the number of defective products. This study uses seven tools and six sigma methods to identify the key factors that cause defective products and identify corrective actions to be taken based on the underlying factors. The results showed that there were 4 types of product defects, namely 13% overlapping skin defects and 11% flexed skin, 10% wrinkled skin, 7% scratched skin. The proposed solution is to control, inspect and perform maintenance on machines or equipment used in the production process, establish SOPs for each machine area, improve human resources through training and improvement of the work environment. Keywords Defect , Quality,

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Green Productivity in Increasing the Productivity of Sugar Cane Farmers and Reducing Impacts on the Environment

Marodiyah,

Wahyuni,

Nurmalasari

2023

Ind. Jour. Cul. Comm. Dev

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This research aims to improve the productivity and environmental performance of sugarcane farming through sustainable enhancements. Utilizing the Cobb-Douglas method, factors influencing sugarcane farming management and green productivity are identified to reduce environmental impacts. The study highlights the significance of environmental aspects in the agricultural sector and proposes green productivity as a strategy to increase awareness and address land-related environmental concerns. The results show that by implementing green productivity practices, sugarcane productivity can be augmented, management costs reduced, and farmers' income increased, leading to a more sustainable and high-quality agricultural sector. Highlights: Increased Productivity: Implementing green productivity strategies in sugarcane farming to enhance crop yields and profitability. Sustainable Agriculture: Addressing environmental concerns through eco-friendly practices in sugarcane cultivation for long-term viability. Cobb-Douglas Method: Utilizing a robust analytical approach to identify influential factors and optimize sugarcane farming management. Keywords: Green Productivity, Sugarcane Farming, Cobb-Douglas Analysis, Sustainability, Environmental Impact.

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Analisis Produktivitas Styrofoam Di Masa Pandemi Covid-19 Menggunakan Metode Cobb Douglas Di PT KCS

Cited by 4 publications

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The Cost-Benefit Study of Implementing the Katepay Programme in Surabaya

The Cost-Benefit Study of Implementing the Katepay Programme in Surabaya

Product Quality Control Using the Six Sigma method and Seven Tools in the PDL Shoe Industry

Green Productivity in Increasing the Productivity of Sugar Cane Farmers and Reducing Impacts on the Environment

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