2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1895211
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Effect of Capital Structure on Banks Performance: A Profit Efficiency Approach Islamic and Conventional Banks Case in Indonesia

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“…Thus, if there is an increase in securities owned, the profit of the banking company will also increase. This is consistent with the findings of Al-Farisi and Hendrawan (2012).…”
Section: Effect Of Input Output and Environmental Variables On Banking Profitsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…Thus, if there is an increase in securities owned, the profit of the banking company will also increase. This is consistent with the findings of Al-Farisi and Hendrawan (2012).…”
Section: Effect Of Input Output and Environmental Variables On Banking Profitsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…This means that labor costs are directly proportional to profit growth, while total assets are inversely proportional to banking profits. This is consistent with the findings of Al-Farisi and Hendrawan (2012).…”
Section: Effect Of Input Output and Environmental Variables On Banking Profitsupporting
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“…Al-Farisi and Hendrawan [19] investigates the effect of capital structure on profit efficiency of Islamic bank and commercial bank. Data collected from 102 conventional and Islamic banks and use the unit root test for analysis.…”
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“…(2006), Torres and Bachiller (2011), Masson, Jain, Ganesh and George (2016), Hendrawan and Nugroho (2018) measured telecom companies' efficiency in Turkey, Taiwan, Asia-Pacific, Europe, India, and Indonesia. Al-Farisi and Hendrawan (2010Hendrawan ( , 2011 used the DFA approach to measure the efficiency of the banking industry in Indonesia. Gaster and Hundekar (2017) on the other hand studied financial performance of telecom operators in India.…”
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