Alternative Model for Putting Indonesian Young Digital Talent in Business

Sudarmaji, Eka; Munirah, Mira

doi:10.37715/rme.v3i1.970

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“…Climate, cost, and individual traits like brand all impact these selections. This study employed an experimental methodology using the Non-Equivalent Groups Design (NEGD), the most popular research methodology in social science [24][25][26][27]. NEGD happens when program participants are handled differently.…”

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Do Nudges and Prepaid Electricity Token Lead to Electricity Savings? Analysis of Urban Consumption Behaviour in Indonesia

Sudarmaji¹,

Ambarwati²

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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In order to determine how nudging could affect Indonesians' energy use habits, we ran a pilot experiment. The pilot study provided compelling evidence in favor of utilizing nudging to encourage increased energy use that is more ecologically friendly. It is mainly used to offer real-time information utilizing prepayment meters (smart electricity) to display energy usage and to provide transparency about the effects of current energy use and costs to lower peak consumption. By contrasting and showing their own and their peers' energy consumption habits, the authors minimized consumption by using social norms established by peer comparisons. Between December 2021 and April 2022, the research was conducted in urban areas of Bantul, Jogjakarta. Sixty-two respondents are divided into two groups of households: observe (self-selected) and control families (randomly selected). Both observer and control families must have had an active electricity account for at least one year and owned a dwelling ranging in size from 50 to 200 square meters. The model employed a t-paired sample using the "Non-Equivalent Groups Design" (NEGD) framework for the comparisons and the Logit model. The result found a significant difference in energy saving between the two groups for three months of the experiment. The research discovered that Prepaid Meter and Social Norm & Feedback could decrease energy bills. The results showed that every change in the Nudging Social Norm variable could increase energy saving and had a significance value at the 95% significance level.

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Do Nudges and Prepaid Electricity Token Lead to Electricity Savings? Analysis of Urban Consumption Behaviour in Indonesia

Sudarmaji¹,

Ambarwati²

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…These choices, in turn, depend on climate, price, and personal attributes, including brand. This research used an experimental method with Non-Equivalent Groups Design ("NEGD"), which is often used in social research (Sudarmaji and Munirah, 2019;Enkel et al, 2011;Shadish et al, 2002;Trochim, 2002). NEGD arises when program participants are treated differently.…”

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Measurement of the Rebound Effect on Urban Household Energy Consumption Savings

Sudarmaji

Ambarwati

Munira

2022

IJEEP

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This research investigated consumer behavior patterns on energy conservation and energy efficiency. We investigated the factors that influence the rebound effect based on common characteristics and Socio-economic household characteristics in urban communities. This paper also explored the conservation of electricity through the idea of "nudge." The authors used the word "encouragement" in the chosen architectural program, designed to reduce household electricity consumption so that the rebound effect did not occur in household consumption. By utilizing the 'social norms and curtailment,' households given a "nudge" can save more on their electricity consumption costs. The condition of "nudge" that we included was through information on the costs incurred by households, 'social norms and curtailment,' and energy efficiency through replacing conventional lamps with energy-efficient lamps. The research took place in urban areas in the Bantul, Jogjakarta, between December 2021 and April 2022. Sixty-two respondents divide into two groups of households, i.e., observe households (self-selected) and control households (randomly selected). Both observe and control households must have an active electricity account for at least one year and have owned a house between 50 and 200 square meters. The model used a t-paired sample through the "Non-Equivalent Groups Design" (NEGD) framework for the two comparisons. The research found that 'social norms and curtailment' can reduce household electricity consumption, has cost savings over electricity consumption on average to 16.3049% for three months, and no rebound effect on savings happened.

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“…Based on the research taken from Sudarmaji et. al [7], they stated that entrepreneurial knowledge affects the perceived feasibility.…”

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The Effect of Entrepreneurial Knowledge on Entrepreneurial Intention with Perceived Desirability, Perceived Social Norms, and Perceived Feasibility as Mediating Variable

Putri¹,

Wijaya²

2023

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This study was conducted to determine the effect of Entrepreneurial knowledge on perceived desirability, perceived social norms and perceived feasibility and their impact on entrepreneurial intention. This study uses the main theory of the theory of the theory of planned behavior. The research method chosen is a quantitative research method. The data processing method used is partial least squares. The results show the Entrepreneurial knowledge affects perceived desirability, entrepreneurial knowledge affects perceived social, Entrepreneurial knowledge affects perceived feasibility, perceived desirability affects interest in entrepreneurship. Perceived social norms affect interest in entrepreneurship, perceived feasibility does not affect interest in entrepreneurship. Perceived desirability mediates the effect of entrepreneurial knowledge on entrepreneurial interest. Perceived feasibility does not mediate the effect of entrepreneurial knowledge on entrepreneurial interest.

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Alternative Model for Putting Indonesian Young Digital Talent in Business

Cited by 6 publications

References 32 publications

Do Nudges and Prepaid Electricity Token Lead to Electricity Savings? Analysis of Urban Consumption Behaviour in Indonesia

Do Nudges and Prepaid Electricity Token Lead to Electricity Savings? Analysis of Urban Consumption Behaviour in Indonesia

Measurement of the Rebound Effect on Urban Household Energy Consumption Savings

The Effect of Entrepreneurial Knowledge on Entrepreneurial Intention with Perceived Desirability, Perceived Social Norms, and Perceived Feasibility as Mediating Variable

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