Moderation Effects of Organisational Environment on the Relationship between Capital Structure and Financial Performance of Central Java Rural Banks, Indonesia

Ngatno, .; P, Apriatni Endang

doi:10.18488/journal.aefr.2020.101.78.93

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“…Poverty alleviation strategies using qualitative and quantitative approaches are a concern in development analysis (Islam et al, 2020). From a macroeconomic perspective, this welfare issue can be seen through financial properties (Ngatno & Apriatni, 2020) and monetary policies (Houcine, Abdelkader, & Lachi, 2020). Ultimately, many factors can be related to the problem of poverty, and the research in this paper examines poverty from both a macro and micro perspective.…”

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Poverty Conditions and Patterns of Consumption: An Engel Function Analysis in East Java and Bali, Indonesia

Rasyid

Kristina

Sutikno

et al. 2020

Asian Economic and Financial Review

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This paper aims to analyze consumption patterns of various household goods. The data used in this study was sourced from results of household surveys in the East Java and Bali Provinces in Indonesia. The analytical model used to evaluate household consumption patterns was the Engel function. Engel's function model maps the level of consumption to household income. In this study, the explanatory variables used include household expenditure levels, household characteristics and household poverty conditions. The results showed that the consumption of staple foodstuffs was relatively inelastic in terms of an increasing household expenditure. Moreover, the consumption of processed food is relatively more elastic in terms of expenditure. The study also found that poor households have a different consumption pattern in comparison to nonpoor households. Poor households allocate less income to basic necessities that are important for health, such as vegetables, meat and fish. The implication is that government assistance for poor households must be accompanied by education on healthy consumption patterns. Contribution/ Originality: This study is one of the few studies examining household consumption patterns and their relationship with household welfare and poverty indicators in developing countries. This research is a preliminary study that uses poverty rates of poor households based on indicators of government assistance in the form of financial aid.

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Poverty Conditions and Patterns of Consumption: An Engel Function Analysis in East Java and Bali, Indonesia

Rasyid

Kristina

Sutikno

et al. 2020

Asian Economic and Financial Review

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Marketing in Indonesia Islamic Banking and Finance

Christiyanto,

Hurriyati,

Widjajanta

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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Islamic banking has a long history in Indonesia, and it is frequently researched in numerous studies, particularly from the viewpoints of economics, finance, and accounting. On the other hand, there have been few marketing studies on Islamic banking in Indonesia. Furthermore, studies on commercial banks dominate marketing studies on Islamic banking. Marketing research on Islamic Rural Banks, Islamic Finance, Islamic Cooperation, and other Islamic microfinance institutions, on the other hand, has been sparse. Due to the disparity in market share between Islamic and conventional banking in Indonesia, academics have reviewed studies on the marketing of Islamic banks in the country. In economics, finance, and accounting, previous academics did a literature review on Islamic banking in general. On the other hand, this study conducted a literature review on the marketing of Islamic banks in Indonesia, including commercial and microbanks. The purpose of this paper is to determine the design and research methods, the theory used, and the variables involved in the marketing of Islamic Banks and Islamic microfinance institutions in Indonesia. This study did a thorough literature review to discover prior studies' literature. Articles were selected from Proquest, Science Direct, Emerald, Taylor Francis, and EBSCO databases. Only ten articles were connected to marketing in Islamic banking in Indonesia, according to the title, abstract, and content of the 224 articles that matched the search string that has been identified. The result of this study explained (i) the different research designs and methodologies used to study marketing in Islamic banks in Indonesia, (ii) the theories used to explain marketing studies in Islamic banks in Indonesia, and (iii) the variables involved in the Marketing study in Islamic banks in Indonesia. In addition, this work provides a marketing-related model for Islamic banking in Indonesia, which might be extended further for future research. This study's output is a synthesis of other papers on connected subjects. This is because the findings of this study may be utilized to locate, browse, assess, and analyze all existing research on Indonesia's Islamic banking and microfinance industries.

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Moderation Effects of Organisational Environment on the Relationship between Capital Structure and Financial Performance of Central Java Rural Banks, Indonesia

Cited by 2 publications

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Poverty Conditions and Patterns of Consumption: An Engel Function Analysis in East Java and Bali, Indonesia

Poverty Conditions and Patterns of Consumption: An Engel Function Analysis in East Java and Bali, Indonesia

Marketing in Indonesia Islamic Banking and Finance

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