bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
DETERMINANTS OF BANK CAPITAL STRUCTURE: EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA
Authors: Tamara Dewi , Heraini Nadia , Ivan Dimas 
Published: January 2023

Abstract –The capital structure in banking has become discussed due to the competition with the fintech and bank digital and debate about the efficiency of its choices. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the dynamics that go into determining a bank's capital structure in Indonesia. The capital structure of Indonesian banks is examined using a panel regression model. Profitability, corporate tax, growth, collateral, and bank size all influence banks' financing or capital structure decisions, according to the findings of this study. The study's most important result is that debts finance more than 87 percent of banks' assets, with short-term obligations accounting for more than three-quarters of bank capital. This emphasizes the importance of short-term borrowing in Indonesian bank funding over long-term debts. The fundamental contribution of this article is the identification of factors that influence the capital structure of Indonesian banks.
Keywords: Capital Structure Determinants; Banks; Trade-Off Theory; Pecking Order Theory
IFRS IMPLEMENTATION, DISCLOSURE AND AUDITOR SWITCHING ON AUDIT DELAY IN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Authors: Merawati Luh Komang , Dewi Ni Nyoman Komala , Yuliastuti Ida Ayu Nyoman 
Published: January 2023

Abstract— The submission of audited financial statements of public companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange must meet the requirements of the Financial Services Authority (Bapepam/OJK). The timeliness of submission of audited financial reports is strongly influenced by audit delay or audit completion time. This research aims to know the effect of IFRS implementation, company loss disclosure, auditor switching, internal control system and leverage on audit delay in manufacturing company listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2018 to 2020. Population in this research were 186 company, using a purposive sampling method obtained 161 company, resulted 483 observation for three years. The data analysis technique used was multiple linear regression analysis. The research result was IFRS implementation and company loss disclosure had a positive effect on audit delay, while the internal control system, leverage and auditor switching had no effect on audit delay.

Keywords: Audit Delay; Auditor Switching; Disclosure; IFRS; Internal Control System; Leverage.
FLOW EXPERIENCE DAN ENTREPRENEURIAL SATISFACTION DALAM BISNIS BERKELANJUTAN DI INDONESIA ERA COVID19
Authors: Alexander Wilson , Layman Chrisanty Victoria 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- Economic difficulties along with the ongoing situation of the COVID-19 pandemic requires start-ups to be innovative in order to stay in the market. As a developing country, the Indonesian government fully supports business development in the country by constantly increasing the number of entrepreneurs and local businesses to act as one of the strong foundations in Indonesia's economy. However, many of these entrepreneurship endeavors does not last and are not sustainable. Therefore, this research aims to evaluate the influence of entrepreneurship, market orientation, and network on business sustainability, flow experience and entrepreneurial satisfaction of Indonesian entrepreneurs. Furthermore, this study was conducted using a quantitative method with a non-probability sampling technique, in which the respondent subjects are 225 entrepreneurs who are currently doing business in Indonesia. Data is then analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM) with the software SPSS and AMOS. Results from this research indicate that there was a significant influence of entrepreneurship, market orientation, and network toward business sustainability, flow experience and entrepreneurial satisfaction in Indonesian entrepreneurs. In this study, it can be concluded that in establishing business sustainability, an entrepreneur must take several ways to form competence in running his business in the long term found in the flow experience. However, some limitation to the research is that there were limitations to time and interactions that could be performed during the Covid-19 restriction.
Keywords: Business Sustainability; Entrepreneurial Satisfaction; Entrepreneurship; Flow Experience; Market Orientation
ANALISIS EFEK DIGITAL CULTURE TERHADAP HOLISTIC WORK ENGAGEMENT GENERASI MILENIAL SEMASA COVID-19
Authors: Saputra Nopriadi , Fanani Farhan Fitt , Kuncoro Engkos Achmad 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- This article intends to examine holistic work engagement of millennial employees who work in offices, as well as examine the influence of digital culture on work engagement in DKI Jaya during COVID-19. This article is based on a cross-sectional and quantitative-causal study by using a non-probabilistic sampling approach. Respondents are the first and second layers of the personal and professional network of the research team. They all live and/or work in Central Jakarta. The data from 399 office millennial employees were structured by utilizing PLS-SEM and processed with SmartPLS version 3.3. The results show that digital culture has a direct positive and significant effect on the four aspects of holistic work engagement. However, when the analysis tried to examined further, it turns out that the influence of digital culture is multi-layered, where at first it directly affects on physical engagement and then indirectly affects intellectual and emotional engagement, and finally impact on spiritual engagement. The development of digital culture is effective enough to be applied for engaging millennial employees holistically during this COVID-19 pandemic.
Keywords: Holistic Work Engagement; Learning Culture; Millennials
THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AGILITY: THE MODERATING OF CHANGE SEEKING
Authors: Abdurrahman Muhammad Sayyid Tsabit , Kurniawati Kurniawati , Mutiara Alfpinka , Siregar Rinaldi 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- Agility is applied to help brands to develop and quickly adapt with their operations to cope with changing customer developments. As the number of social media users in Indonesia increase, the application of social media agility is still rarely found in Indonesia. The high number of social media users in Indonesia has become a necessity for everyone to exchange information and go shopping. This makes brands change the way they interact with their customers and also develop strategies and tactics to overcome competitive competition in order to mantain their customers. This study developes previous research by analyzing the effect of customer engagement on customer based brand equity with change seeking as a moderating variable. This study uses a sampling method by collecting questionnaire data through google form with a total sample of 199 respondents. Based on the result of google form, only 150 respodents that meet the research criteria. The analytical instruments that used in the hypothesis are validity tests, reliability tests and descriptive statistics using AMOS 21 software. The results of this study show that Social Media Agility directly and indirectly (through Customer Engagement mediation) has a positive influence on Customer Based Brand Equity. And also Change Seeking strengthens the effect of Social Media Agility and Customer Engagement on Customer Based Brand, but it does not strengthen the effect of Social Media Agility on Customer Engagement. A brand needs to have greater plan in the use of social media for brand marketing strategies with innovation in social media. And this study can add practical information for marketing and managers about the use of social media in marketing strategies and also this study can be used as a new measurement step for improving operation aspects in social media for brand.
Keywords: Social Media Agility; Customer Engagement; Customer Based Brand Equity; Change Seeking
ANALISA PRODUK CACAT MENGGUNAKAN METODE SIX SIGMA PADA PERUSAHAAN GARMEN
Authors: Jaya Bagus Anggarda , Mulyono Mulyono 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- The purpose of this study is to determine the level of product quality achieved or the level of six sigma produced, what factors cause defective products, how to reduce defective products at PT XYZ which is a garment company. PT XYZ was established in 2013 and has a focus on apparel production. This research contributes to the analysis to reduce product defects by using the six sigma method. The six sigma method is a program that is planned to reduce defects, reduce costs, save time and increase customer satisfaction. The six sigma method seeks to reduce the variation of the process, increase the capability of the process in producing error-free goods or services to increase value to customers. Data collection techniques using interviews with company management and observing the company. The types of data used are primary data and secondary data. The analytical method used is six sigma with DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control). The results of the research on the quality level of the company's products are at the sigma level of 3.9 with a DPMO value of 8311 indicating the company has a competitive value that is in accordance with the industry average in Indonesia. The factors that cause defective products are machines, people, materials, and methods. Ways to reduce defective products at the company include carrying out regular maintenance, giving strict sanctions to operators who are negligent and in a hurry, providing training to operators, providing training to operator supervisors, making Standard Operating Procedures and detailed work instructions, improving quality control in selection of raw materials.
Keywords: Operation Management; Garmen Company; Product Defects; Quality Control; Six Sigma
ANALISIS FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI PURCHASE INTENTION PRODUK HIJAB ORGANIK: PENERAPAN THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR, PCE DAN ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE
Authors: Hamdiah Diana Fajri 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- The growth in the number of Muslims in Indonesia is one of the main triggers that drive the growth of Indonesia's Muslim fashion industry. This Muslim fashion business opportunity makes business people compete to innovate their products. Zayana Organic offers a new opportunity for organic hijab made by sustainable production methods to replace conventional and polyester hijab for environmental protection and sustainable business development. Although the organic hijab is an interesting innovation, it turns out that Zayana itself has challenges in getting new customers. This is presumably because there are still many people who doubt the benefits of organic hijab products. In addition, the attention of Indonesian people's awareness of the environment and health is still relatively low, the price of environmentally friendly products which is quite expensive has made business people who produce organic products such as Zayana Organic have the challenge to maintain and develop their business. This study aimed to provide insights on factors influencing purchase intention to organic hijab. An online survey was conducted and multiple regression analysis was used to test the relationships among the variables. 160 eligible survey responses were gathered for data analysis and hypothesis testing using SPSS version 23 software. The results indicate that attitude, subjective norms, perceived consumer effectiveness, and environmental knowledge positively influence purchase intention to Zayana Organic hijab. Meanwhile, the effect of perceived behavioral control is insignificant.
Keywords: Attitude; Subjective Norms; Perceived Behavioral Control; Perceived Consumer Effectiveness; Environmental Knowledge; Purchase Intention; Sustainable Fashion; Organic Hijab
PENGARUH PERUBAHAN KASUS POSITIF COVID-19 DAN NILAI TUKAR TERHADAP INDEKS HARGA SAHAM DI INDONESIA
Authors: Fitriani Santi , Nuraya Ahmad Setiawan 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- This study aims to analyze whether the Jakarta Composite Index is affected by changes in the positive cases of Covid-19 in Indonesia and the Rupiah against the US$. This research was motivated by the high number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Indonesia which affected economic activity in Indonesia. The sample in this study was determined using the purposive sampling method, so that a sample of 52 observations was obtained. The variables in this study were the weekly average data of the Composite Stock Index (IHSG) on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and Positive Cases of Covid-19 and the Rupiah against US$ which is for the period March 2, 2020 – March 7, 2021. This study uses secondary data in the form of time series measured using the multiple linear regression analysis method. The results of the study found that the Positive Case of Covid-19 had a significant negative effect on the JCI and the Rupiah on the US $ had a non-significant positive effect.
Keywords: Composite Stock Price Index; COVID-19; US$; Share; Capital market
MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE INDONESIAN NICKEL INDUSTRY USING DEPEST ANALYSIS
Authors: Tan Pauline H.Pattyranie 
Published: January 2023

Abstract- The global push to accelerate the electric car industry is expected to increase world demand for nickel until 2030. Indonesia is the largest producer, with a Nickel production of 800,000 tons, or 30% of the world supply. The Indonesian government then responded to this global situation by issuing a law banning the export of 1.8% low-grade Nickel, in line with its policy of accelerating the national Strategic Project (PSN), focusing on nickel downstream (besides downstream other minerals and coal) to increase added value to strengthen the competitiveness of the national nickel industry on an international scale, suppressing imports and also creating energy independence. In an effort to achieve this downstream, it is necessary to carry out a macroeconomic analysis of the various opportunities and challenges faced in developing the Indonesian Nickel industry. This external analysis is the analysis Demography factors, Economy, Political, Ecological, and Social Technology (DEPEST). The results show: 1) Southeast Sulawesi has a demographic bonus with a low unemployment rate and the potential to be trained in trade and mining. 2) In terms of economic factors, Southeast Sulawesi Nickel has quite large reserves, and the LQ showed that the mining and quarrying sector has the highest comparative advantage compared to other basic sectors. 3) So far government regulations are accelerating the provision of added value to domestically manufactured products by relying on domestic raw materials. 4) The impact on socio-culture is to increase the community’s welfare around the mining area as long as it is carried out while maintaining environmental sustainability. 5) There is a promising technology for downstream Nickel.
Keywords: Nickel Industry; Smelter; DEPEST Analysis
Developing the ‘Gearbox Tool of Transitional Care’ (GTTC): a teaching tool designed to teach students as well as team members new to transitional care of older adults
Authors: Takavarasha Musiiwa Victor 
Published: January 2023

This article describes the contributions to knowledge development and clinical practice during the author’s first year in the role of transitional care practitioner within a rural county setting in England, the UK. The development of a transitional care training tool was deemed essential as the author found that the definition and or constituent stages of transitional care seemed to differ among practitioners, social services, frailty teams and emergency care departments.

The author enrolled on the Mary Seacole Local Development Programme and set out to develop the proposed teaching tool. The Gearbox Tool for Transitional Care (GTTC) was the result of reflection on practice and consultation with transitional care stakeholder colleagues including university teaching staff and students, social services, established and new starter transitional care practitioners among others.

The Tool consists of the stages of transition from acute care to home and is based on varying degrees of care intensity. Older adults who transition from acute hospital to home are particularly vulnerable: many of them have co-morbidities that impact on their quality of life beyond discharge (Naylor, 2004). According to Moreno (2014), quality transitional care is therefore imperative in addressing the health and social needs of this vulnerable group and in preventing deterioration and or a readmission roller coaster once patients are deemed medically optimised for discharge from acute care.

It is hoped that the proposed GTTC (Takavarasha, 2022) training model is an essential contribution and stimulus into contemporary and improved instruction and orientation in national transitional care debates and pedagogy.
Fenomena Narsisme Muslimah dalam Aplikasi Tiktok
Authors: Fatimah Siti , Syadzali Ahmad 
Published: January 2023

The study explores exictence of Muslim Women in Social Media to shows theirselves. The emergence of the TikTok application affects the emergence of narcissistic behavior in everyone, including Muslim women. Narcissistic individuals are always self-conscious about their appearance and uploaded pictures of themselves in various settings in an effort to attract attention and admiration from others. Accordingly, the goals and research questions are outlined in two focus discussions: how prevalent Muslim narcissism is in the TikTok application today, and how can we determine the message or hidden meaning of Muslim TikTok content using Charles William Morris' triadic theory (triangle) through observation and documentation of the accounts of three Muslim women who actively use TikTok. The findings of this study revealed narcissistic traits in three Muslim users of the TikTok app named Nabila, Herlin Kenza, and Mila Alawiyah. The narcissistic inclination results from a persistent desire to stand out, from displaying a high-class lifestyle, from giving significant importance to physical beauty in daily life, and from consistently displaying expensive and branded items. All of that is shown and displayed with an excessive amount of self-confidence, which results in arrogant behavior.
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Authors: Urciuoli Carmine , Sara Palermo Melanie , Maccarriello Aldo , Malponte Jennifer 
Published: January 2023

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Reproductive Health Education: I am Healthy Physically and Spiritually Healthy Teenager
Authors: Panselina Widowati Lorensia , Margaretha Manungkalit Eviyani , Utami Lucia 
Published: January 2023

Reproductive health is one of the Sustainable Development Goals that directly affect the health sector. Technological advances in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 ensure that information spreads widely and quickly via the Internet. Adolescents can easily obtain and retrieve information about sexuality from a variety of sources, but the truth and validity of the information must be credible. Misleading information provokes teens to conform to unhealthy sexual activities. Overall, unhealthy sexual activity can lead to the early onset of sexual activity and expose adolescents to high-risk sexual behavior. This study aimed to improve adolescents' knowledge of education about holistic reproductive health from different perspectives (medical, psychological and spiritual). This research uses qualitative research with descriptive methods using a Zoom meeting application with a total of 82 male and female participants. The implementation of the activity starts with a pre-test and ends with a post-test via Google Forms. As the study results show, the adolescents' knowledge about reproductive health education increased significantly by 18.5% in a comparison of the pretest and posttest. Reproductive health counseling has induced positive changes and attitudes in adolescents from different perspectives (medical, psychological and spiritual) regarding knowledge about reproductive health. Reproductive education counseling is expected to continue in each educational institute to improve adolescent reproductive health and protect adolescents from problematic sexual behavior.
The effects of a few important gene families on sorghum agronomic traits
Authors: Hailemariam Mesfin 
Published: January 2023

Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor [L.] Moench), a main food for more than 500 million impoverished and food insecure people in arid and semi-arid regions of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) and South Asia, is an important crop for food and nutritional security (SA). Sorghum has the most acceptance in these drought-prone areas due to its good tolerance to harsh settings, high yield, and use as a good source of forages. In this review, the objective of this study is to document the production and use Sorghum in improvement programmed through a literature review, we used publications from journals to explore gene families, how they evolved, gene family theories, how gene families influenced agronomic features in sorghum, and in-depth studies of the key ten gene families in sorghum. The future prospects on sorghum enhancement include genomic selections and gene families, as well as comparative genomic selections. Furthermore, understanding the mechanism of these gene families is important for addressing problems that plague sorghum production, including as infections, drought, and heat stress. We can accurately improve traits using modern techniques such as marker-assisted selection, Genomic selections (GS), Marker-assisted backcrossing (MABC), Marker-assisted recurrent selection (MARS), Marker-assisted selections (MAS), and Genome-wide selections (GWAS) if we have the above gene families of interest (GWAS). Sorghum as a desirable breed: future paths and prospects.