JMM17 : Jurnal Ilmu ekonomi dan manajemen

Analysis of Traditional Market Revitalization in Increasing Regional Income in Kupang City

Veronika Dhina Dewelis, Marselina Ratu, Novi theresia kiak — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 00:58:06 +0000

This study describes the conditions of traditional markets about market conditions in the city of Kupang. This study aims to explain how traditional market revitalization increases local revenue (PAD) in the city of Kupang. The research method used is the mix method. The data analysis method used is SWOT analysis. The results of the study show that there is a relationship between traditional market revitalization and an increase in regional income. There are several markets that until now have not been properly paid attention to by the government including the love market and the fatubation market where the condition of the love market still uses local people's land or places to be used as a place for buying and selling transactions because the market cannot accommodate traders and the land area is not possible, so the government has not taken action or revitalized the love market due to a lack of levy revenue. So it is necessary to immediately revitalize traditional markets in the city of Kupang. Revitalization that must be considered is in terms of physical, economic, social and management because most of the traditional markets in Kupang City have not been revitalized properly, therefore the Kupang city government must be able to take advantage of market potential. Because the potential for regional income to be obtained after the revitalization will be very large and enormous. The potential includes parking management, fees,. With the revitalization of traditional markets, it is expected to increase regional income.

The Influence of Public Relations and Customer Value Marketing on Customer Loyalty in Janji Jiwa Poris

Muhamad Fikri Sani, Sri Vandayuli Riorini — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 01:15:38 +0000

This study aims to examine public relations, customer value marketing and customer loyalty. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling, i.e. people who had bought the product of the promise of soul in Poris with a total of 125 respondents. The data used was by distributing Google forms. Hypothesis testing using the simultaneous test method (F test) and the coefficient of determination test (R²). The test results prove that public relations and customer value marketing have a positive effect on customer loyalty.

Local Economic Development (PEL) Strategy Based on Coffee Farming Using a Hexagonal Approach in the Ermera District of the República Democrática De Timor-Leste (RDTL)

Caetano Correia, Cristino Gusmao — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 02:02:29 +0000

Local economic development as one of the regional development strategies in RDTL needs to be considered as an alternative policy. The led scheme requires active cooperation between the government sector - private sector - NGO - community. Timor coffee is one of the leading products of Timor Leste at this time. The development of LEd based on coffee agricultural products can be used as an alternative to poverty alleviation in Timor Leste. The development of Timor Coffee based on LED requires a strong commitment from all stakeholders, especially in building the nation and local branding.

Psychosocial Perspective in Analysis of Potential Work Hazards in Company X

Muhammad Ghazali Bagus Ani Putra — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 01:24:58 +0000

This study aims to analyze the potential for occupational hazards caused by psychosocial problems in company X. For representation of product service operations, 5 research locations were selected, namely aviation, lubricants, asphalt, fuel and LPG. A qualitative research method with an open snow ball sampling technique was carried out in order to get 30 participants for interviews and focus group discussions. Then the data were analyzed using thematic analysis which resulted in themes of psychosocial problems that occurred which could pose potential work hazards. To determine the core problem and causal flow of psychosocial aspects, stream analysis is used. This analysis shows that management who does not care about work facilities causes work equipment not to support work safety standards. Besides that, the quality of human resources who are less aware of work safety and stressful conditions due to workload causes non-compliance with SOPs so that it becomes a potential occupational hazard. It is this core problem that comes from a psychosocial perspective that must be addressed to minimize work hazards.

The Role of Digital Marketing in Developing Rural Creative Economy

Bambang Arianto, Ludiro Madu, Bekti Handayani — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This paper presents a study of the role of digital marketing in developing the rural creative economy in Indonesia. Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in rural communities can benefit greatly from the simplicity and efficiency of digital marketing. However, the use of digital marketing is not yet fully optimized in Pandeglang Regency due to unequal internet infrastructure and lack of digital marketing skills. To address this issue, we conducted a qualitative study using in-depth interviews and observations with rural creative economy actors in the area. The data collected were analyzed using NVivo 12 Plus, a software program for qualitative data analysis. The results demonstrate that digital marketing has a positive impact on the development of the rural creative economy in Pandeglang Regency. This paper is essential to enhance digital marketing competencies and expertise among rural communities in the region to maximize the benefits of digital marketing. Our study contributes to the literature on rural development, creative economy, and digital marketing by providing insights into the challenges and opportunities of using digital marketing to develop rural areas.

The Effect Financial Knowledge, Financial Attitude, and Income on Financial Behavior Through Locus of Control in Students

Mon, 29 Apr 2024 01:46:40 +0000

This research aims to determine the effect of financial knowledge, financial attitude, and income towards financial behavior through locus of control as an intervening variabel in students. This research uses a quantitative approach by distributing questionnaires to 240 respondents from the Faculty of Economics and Business, majoring in Management and have taken financial management courses at private campus in Surabaya. The research is tested using SmartPLS 4 student version with Partial Least Sqsuare Strucktural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) analysis.

How the Quality of Plut Services and Assistance Can Increase MSME Sales in Tulungagung

Henny Rakhmawati, Eni Widhajati, Nurani Nurani, Risma Ananda Nur Maulida — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 01:53:50 +0000

This study aims to determine the effect of PLUT service quality and assistance on increasing MSME sales in Tulungagung. This research uses a mix method research type (mixed method) quantitative and qualitative. The test results prove that the results of data analysis 1) Service Quality Variable (X1) has no effect on Sales Increase (Y). Evidenced by the results of the t test which obtained a tcount of 2.649 > ttable of 2.05183 with a significance value smaller than the probability value of 0.015 <0.05 so it can be concluded that service quality has no effect on increasing sales. 2) There is a positive influence on the mentoring variable (X1) on increasing sales (Y). Evidenced by the results of the t test which obtained a tcount value of 1.877 > ttable 1.703 so it can be concluded that Mentoring has an effect on increasing MSME sales in Tulungagung. 3) Quality of Service and Assistance together have no effect on Sales Increase as evidenced by the results of the fcount test 2.146 > ftable 3.35 and a significance value of 0.136.

Resilience and Diversity in Financial Economics: A Paradigm Shift towards Ecological Finance Theory

Ruben M Nayve, Ramon Sistoso, Ferdinand Timbang — Tue, 30 Apr 2024 16:28:23 +0000

This research investigates the paradigm shift towards Ecological Finance Theory (EFT) and its implications for resilience and diversity within financial economics. Drawing on insights from ecology, sustainability science, and complexity theory, EFT proposes a holistic approach to understanding and managing financial systems in the context of global environmental challenges and socio-economic uncertainties. The study develops a conceptual framework for EFT, emphasizing resilience and diversity as central tenets in enhancing the sustainability and stability of financial ecosystems. Central to EFT is the recognition of the interconnectedness between financial systems and the natural environment. Resilience, defined as the ability to withstand and adapt to disturbances while maintaining essential functions and structures, emerges as a key principle in navigating uncertainties and mitigating systemic risks within financial markets. Moreover, diversity, encompassing a variety of market participants, financial instruments, investment strategies, and perspectives, is crucial for fostering innovation, inclusivity, and resilience within financial ecosystems. The research findings underscore the transformative potential of EFT in reshaping financial systems towards greater sustainability and resilience. By integrating ecological principles and sustainability criteria into financial decision-making processes, EFT offers a pathway towards building a more stable, inclusive, and sustainable financial future. As financial practitioners, policymakers, and researchers increasingly embrace this holistic approach, the vision of a resilient and sustainable financial system capable of navigating the complexities of the 21st century becomes increasingly attainable.

Navigating Complexity of Human Resource Information System based on Institutional Theory Perspective

Nursaadatun Nisak Ahmad, Sarah Nursaadah Mohd Zameri, Zuhaina Mustapa — Tue, 30 Apr 2024 16:43:58 +0000

This research delves into the intricate landscape of Human Research Information Systems (HRIS) through the lens of Institutional Theory. HRIS plays a pivotal role in modern organizations, serving as a central repository for managing human resources data and informing decision-making processes. However, the complexity of HRIS is increasingly pronounced due to factors such as technological advancements, evolving organizational structures, and shifting workforce dynamics. This study aims to elucidate the multifaceted nature of HRIS complexity and its implications for organizational practices. Employing qualitative research methods, including interviews, case studies, and document analysis, this study investigates how institutional pressures shape the design, implementation, and utilization of HRIS within organizations. Through an exploration of diverse organizational contexts, the research identifies the various institutional forces that influence HRIS dynamics and the strategies employed by organizational actors to navigate these pressures. By adopting an Institutional Theory perspective, this research offers insights into the interplay between institutional forces and HRIS complexity, shedding light on the underlying mechanisms driving organizational practices. The findings reveal a nuanced understanding of HRIS complexity, highlighting the intricate interactions between institutional pressures, organizational actors, and HRIS functionalities. Moreover, the research uncovers the ways in which organizational actors negotiate meaning within the context of HRIS, illustrating the dynamic nature of HRIS within organizational settings. These insights contribute to theoretical advancements in understanding HRIS complexity through an Institutional Theory lens and offer practical implications for HRIS management and organizational strategy. Ultimately, this study underscores the importance of considering broader institutional forces when examining HRIS dynamics and emphasizes the need for organizations to align HRIS initiatives with institutional goals. By illuminating the complex interplay between institutions and HRIS, this research provides a foundation for enhancing HRIS effectiveness and promoting organizational resilience in an ever-evolving landscape.