Entrepreneur’s perceived risk and risk-taking behavior in the small-sized creative businesses of tourism sector during COVID-19 pandemic

Agustina, Iin; Ajis, Mohd Na’eim; Pradesa, Hafid Aditya

doi:10.31106/jema.v18i2.12563

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“…Therefore, this study focuses on SME's in the East Java furniture group. This is one of the major drivers of the Indonesian economy, especially because SME's in East Java account for up to 54.98% of the total GDPR generated (Subagyo et al, 2020;Agustina et al, 2021).…”

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Determinants of SMEs performance: The role of knowledge management, market orientation, and product innovation

Setiyono

Iqbal

Alfisyahr

et al. 2022

JEMA

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The role of knowledge management (KM) in the existence of Small Medium Enterprises (SME’s) has been an important aspect of entrepreneurship. However, to perform an SME may not merely rely on its knowledge but also on other aspects such as market orientation and product innovation. This study aims to contribute to the entrepreneurship literature in the context of emerging economies. This study can be classified as quantitative research by nature as the use of a survey to gather respondent data. About 211 samples of SMEs of the furniture cluster in East Java were obtained in this study. Thus, understanding that the focus on market orientation and innovation in SMEs has not fruitfully been exposed and explored enough in the context of emerging economies such as Indonesia. The result of this study indicated that KM is not a direct predictor of SME performance. This is an indication that the supremacy creation of SME performance could not depend heavily on KM but rather, other driving forces such as market orientation (MO) and product innovation (INNOV) are much more powerful drivers in crafting SME performances.

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confidence: 99%

Determinants of SMEs performance: The role of knowledge management, market orientation, and product innovation

Setiyono

Iqbal

Alfisyahr

et al. 2022

JEMA

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“…In this case, the impact of the trade war benefits the stock portfolio's performance, namely a significant increase in yield due to the positive influence of profitability. Companies with strong profitability are crisis resistant when faced with events that shake the capital market compared to those vulnerable from the profit side (Agustina et al, 2021;Chiah et al, 2016;Kasmiati & Santosa, 2019).…”

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The Fama-French five-factor model and the US-China trade war: An empirical investigation of the Indonesia, US, and China stock market

Elizabeth,

Sulistiawan,

Grigorescu

2022

JEMA

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Despite numerous studies of the US and China trade war effect being published over the last seven years, this topic has remained equivocal. The portfolio formation model that underlies the arbitrage pricing theory is still relatively small, especially for the portfolio performance of the Fama-French five factors (5FF) model that examines the global economic crisis. Focusing on the trade war year, the study aims to examine the effect of accounting information on portfolio performance by using the 5FF model. This study employs a dummy panel least square regression model, the data are analyzed from Indonesia, US, and China stock markets with 864 portfolio monthly combinations ranging from 2016 to 2019. The result of the study shows that the US-China trade war strengthens the beneficial impact of market risk on portfolio performance in the Indonesian Stock Exchange. On the other hand, the war has no impact on the relationship between market risk and the performance of a portfolio of US stocks. However, it lowered the beneficial impact of size on portfolio performance for both the US and China stock markets. The robust 5FF of accounting information within the study is size and investment. According to the study, systematic risk and idiosyncratic risk should be given more consideration by both investors and companies to prevent unneeded economic losses and manage the risk that could have a greater impact on the stock market.

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“…On the other hand, entrepreneurs are often seen as a profession, from one of the actors in economic growth in a region. With people increasingly recognizing entrepreneurs as a profession, entrepreneurs cannot be separated from several important characteristics, for example related to risk taking as a part of entrepreneurial orientation (Agustina & Pradesa, 2020;Kharisma et al, 2020) and this can be influenced by risk perceptions (Agustina et al, 2021). As an important part of entrepreneurial orientation, risk taking was found to have no significant difference between male and female entrepreneurs (Agustina & Pradesa, 2020), this also inspired this research in exploring gender differences in entrepreneurial interest in students.…”

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Analyzing Gender Differences of Entrepreneurial Intention Among Student in Islamic University Malang

Hidayati

Slamet

Agustina³

2022

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Purpose: Research on entrepreneurial intention has been widely studied before, with the majority of research focusing on factors that drive individual intentions to become entrepreneurs. This study aims to examine and answer research questions about whether there are differences between male and female students in terms of their interest in entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach: The unidimensional nature and non-causality in this study are interesting things to further explore the depth of the research phenomenon. The entrepreneurial intention instrument with 7 indicators was developed in this study to capture the perceptions of students in assessing their intention in becoming entrepreneur. A total of 78 students from the faculty of economics and business were the respondents who participated in this study, with 40 males and 38 females. Findings: The results of the study reveal that of the seven indicators that reflect entrepreneurial intention, there are three indicators that show significant differences between male and female students in their interest in entrepreneurship, in which consist of (1) planning for starting a business, (2) feeling of being able to start their own business in the next few years, and (3) serious thinking about starting a business in the future. Research limitations/implications: By knowing about gender differences in perceiving intentions for entrepreneurship, relevant stakeholders can contribute to strengthening entrepreneurial values in students. Practical implications: The research findings draw attention to how this is the basis for how to encourage student interest in the Faculty of Economics and Business, especially in setting entrepreneurship as professional goal that could be chosen by students. University can accommodate it in the form of policies such as the "free campus" curriculum which allows students to explore and dig deeper about their interests and develop the capacity to become entrepreneurs and make it their main profession in the future. Originality/value: This study seeks to reveal how the differences in the entrepreneurial intentions of students studying at Islamic Universities. Paper type: Research Paper

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Entrepreneur’s perceived risk and risk-taking behavior in the small-sized creative businesses of tourism sector during COVID-19 pandemic

Cited by 6 publications

References 68 publications

Determinants of SMEs performance: The role of knowledge management, market orientation, and product innovation

Determinants of SMEs performance: The role of knowledge management, market orientation, and product innovation

The Fama-French five-factor model and the US-China trade war: An empirical investigation of the Indonesia, US, and China stock market

Analyzing Gender Differences of Entrepreneurial Intention Among Student in Islamic University Malang

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