Did Inter-Regional Trade Agreements Bring Mutual Benefits? An Empirical Scheme of Indonesian Commodity Exports in Asean-China Free Trade Area

Nurwulandari, Andini; Adnyana, I Made; Hasanudin, Hasanudin

doi:10.5430/ijfr.v10n6p241

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“…In order to obtain profit in accordance with the desired, companies need to prepare a good profit planning. It is determined by the company's ability to predict business conditions in the future, full of uncertainty, and observe the possible factors that could affect earnings [4,5]. The highest sales profits will not be separated from sales and costs, including operating costs.…”

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The Effect of Sales and Operating Costs on Net Income of Halal Award-Winning Companies in Indonesia Stock Exchange

Putra¹,

Diana²,

Wirman³

et al. 2021

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The effect of sales (X1) and operational cost (X2) variables on net profit (Y) on the 2019 LPPOM MUI Halal Award Winner Companies is Listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The method used is descriptive statistics with a quantitative approach. A classic assumption test is also utilized to analyze the data and multiple linear regression analysis to determine the level of relationship or influence given by the sales and operating costs to net income. The data used are the secondary data with quantitative types of data for the period 2014-2018 with the population of this study being the company that won the 2019 Halal Award listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The sampling method is purposive sampling method with the number of observations of 6 companies. The results of the study showed that sales and operating costs variables simultaneously affect net income. However, partial testing showed that sales have no effect on net income and operational costs partially affect net income. The results of the coefficient of determination indicate that net income (Y) is influenced by sales (X1) and operating costs (X2) as much as 90.1% and the rest is left influenced by other variables by 9.9%.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Effect of Sales and Operating Costs on Net Income of Halal Award-Winning Companies in Indonesia Stock Exchange

Putra¹,

Diana²,

Wirman³

et al. 2021

ujaf

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“…In markets where returns are assumed to be constant in a period, the finding can also indirectly reflect an increase in stock prices around the rights issue announcement. Besides, a positive and significant CAR around the announcement of the rights issues will also trigger an increase in market demand for the relevant stock which will usually be followed by an increase in the number of shares traded and will eventually lead to an increase in the stock liquidity (Nurwulandari et al, 2019). Ginglinger et al (2013) found a significant effect stock liquidity after the rights issues.…”

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Market Reactions on Corporate Actions in Growing and Nongrowing Energy Consuming Companies

Nurwulandari

Hasanudin²,

Melati³

2021

IJEEP

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This paper aims to analyze the market reactions on corporate actions in the form of split-up, reverse split, right issue, and mergers and acquisitions in growing and non-growing energy consuming companies in Indonesia. The market reaction is analyzed based on stock price, trading volume, and abnormal returns movements using paired sample t-tests from the results of the event study for 5 days before and after corporate actions in the form of split-up, reverse split, right issue, and mergers and acquisitions. The results showed that stock prices reacted positively on the split-up in growing energy consuming companies, while in non-growing energy consuming companies, stock prices did not react significantly. However, the abnormal returns of growing and non-growing energy consuming companies both showed a negative movement, while the trading volumes did not react significantly. This paper specifically analyzes the market reaction on corporate actions in growing and non-growing energy consuming companies to provide interesting insights about the different reactions given by the market to corporate actions carried out by the companies with different growth categories.

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“…Key industries play a dynamic role because of their ability to innovate. In addition, this kind of industry can form a separate cluster into an industry group that supports the main industries (Nurwulandari et al, 2019;Ugurlu et al, 2014;Thalassinos and Pociovalisteanu, 2009). The main industries are those who have strong forward relations.…”

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Empirical Examination of Intersectoral Linkages Between Tourism and Regional Economy by Using the Social Accounting Matrix

I¹,

Hasanudin²,

Nurwulandari³

2020

IJEBA

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Purpose: The main objectives of this study are to analyze the role of the tourism sector as measured by multiplier effects and linkages in the economy's output, employment, and income distribution. Design/methodology/approach: The Social Accounting Matrix model was utilized by using the methods of Linkage Analysis, Multiplier Analysis, Multiplier Decomposition, Structural Path Analysis (SPA) and simulation analysis. Findings: The results show that the tourism sector contributes greater portion to the economic output, than other economic sectors in Bali. It also generates more equal income distribution and employment. However, the simulation shows that the tourism sector has not focused on increasing the income of the lower classes in rural areas. Practical implications: This study is practically useful for policy makers and entrepreneurs in the tourism sector to expand the tourism base in rural areas by actively involving lower economic groups as labor and supplier partners. Originality/value: This study originally investigated the linkages between agriculture and tourism from various economic perspectives of output, income distribution and employment.

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Did Inter-Regional Trade Agreements Bring Mutual Benefits? An Empirical Scheme of Indonesian Commodity Exports in Asean-China Free Trade Area

Cited by 9 publications

References 20 publications

The Effect of Sales and Operating Costs on Net Income of Halal Award-Winning Companies in Indonesia Stock Exchange

The Effect of Sales and Operating Costs on Net Income of Halal Award-Winning Companies in Indonesia Stock Exchange

Market Reactions on Corporate Actions in Growing and Nongrowing Energy Consuming Companies

Empirical Examination of Intersectoral Linkages Between Tourism and Regional Economy by Using the Social Accounting Matrix

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