Index

Modeling Economic Growth in Contemporary Indonesia

ISBN: 978-1-80262-432-8, eISBN: 978-1-80262-431-1

Publication date: 26 May 2022

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(2022), "Index", Sergi, B.S. and Sulistiawan, D. (Ed.) Modeling Economic Growth in Contemporary Indonesia (Entrepreneurship and Global Economic Growth), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 343-352. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80262-431-120221022

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INDEX

Absorption of labor
, 221

Allocative efficiency (AE)
, 241

Analysis propensity score matching
, 247–248

Analytical hierarchy process (AHP)
, 256, 327–328

Area-based farmer empowerment program
, 128

Asset efficiency
, 95–96, 100, 103

Asymmetric information
, 302–303

Attributes
, 326

Average variance extracted (AVE)
, 9, 141

Badan Kredit Desa (BKD)
, 189, 193, 197–198

Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS)
, 188

Balance sheet
, 97

Banking institutions
, 238

Brief message framework
, 75

BukaLapak
, 75

Business sector
, 218

idea creation
, 46

planning
, 46

plan writing, educator competencies
, 49

Cafe Sawah
, 320

Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR)
, 194–196

Cash ratio (RK)
, 193

CBT planning approach
, 323–324

Center of the capital city, district/city
, 129

Central government regulation
, 326–327, 336–337

Cilacap Regency
, 190, 197

Coefficient value
, 14

Coffee supply chain, West Java Indonesia

business globalization era
, 227

collaborative planning
, 233–234

data and information sharing
, 232–233

data and methodology
, 228–229

decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL)
, 229–230

forecasting optimization
, 233

Industrial Revolution 4.0
, 228

information technology
, 227

third subsystem
, 230

visibility and accuracy of information
, 228

West Java Coffee Supply Chain
, 229

Collaborative planning
, 233–234

Community dimension
, 306

Community opportunities
, 111

Companies finance
, 98

Conceptual framework
, 99, 138–139

Constant value
, 29

Consumer buying interest
, 70

Content marketing

consumer buying interest
, 70

digital marketing
, 71

focus group discussion (FGD)
, 72

Instagram
, 75

key performance indicators (KPIs)
, 75–76

marketing strategy
, 70–71

marketplaces
, 70

SMEs products
, 71

social media content marketing (SMCM)
, 75–76

strategy
, 71

Tokopedia
, 75

WhatsApp
, 75

Control variables
, 313–314

Convergence matrix
, 156

Convergent validity/reliability
, 142–143

Corn farming, Dompu District

convergence matrix (3CAA)
, 156

data
, 154–157

data analysis method
, 154–157

determinant actors
, 156–157

expensive transaction
, 152

Field Extension Workers (FEW)
, 167

Focus Group Discussion (FDG)
, 154

KAKI Model
, 167

Method, Actors, Objectives, Force Results (MACTOR)
, 156–157, 167

methodology
, 154–157

MICMAC analysis
, 154, 157, 159

relay variables
, 157–158

variables
, 158

Corporate disclosure
, 301–303, 305–307, 309, 311–312

Correlation matrix
, 179

COVID-19 pandemic, East Nusa Tenggara Province (ENT)

analytical hierarchy process (AHP)
, 256

economic growth
, 254–255, 257–258

formulating policy
, 270–274

Gini ratio
, 261–262

gross regional domestic product
, 255

human development index
, 262

internal and external factors
, 266

local government policies
, 257–261

macroeconomics
, 262–265

methods
, 256–257

poverty
, 255, 258, 260

priority setting
, 256–257

problem decomposition
, 270–274

regional economic development
, 255

social aspect strategic issues
, 265

strategic issues
, 257, 259–261

SWOT analysis
, 256, 265

UMKM empowerment fund
, 273–274

unemployment
, 255, 260–261

Covin theory
, 3–4

Customary norms/laws
, 326–327

Data analysis method
, 154, 157, 243–244, 306

Data and information sharing
, 232–233

Data collection technique
, 50–51, 243

Data envelopment analysis (DEA) method
, 241

Data processing
, 282–287

Debt
, 240–241

Debtor dimension
, 305

Decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL)
, 229–230

Default of debt (DOD)
, 112, 114–115, 117

Dependent statistical analysis
, 248

Descriptive statistics
, 28

Digital marketing
, 71

Discretionary accruals (DACC)
, 176

Discriminant validity
, 141

Domestic economic turnover
, 219

Domestic products
, 219

Economic dimensions
, 326, 330

Education handling program
, 129

Educator competencies
, 43–44

business plan writing
, 49

Efficiency theory
, 241

Efficient Market Hypothesis
, 98

Employee dimension
, 305

Empowerment pattern
, 128

Entrepreneurial competencies
, 4–7

organization capability
, 6

small firm performance
, 5–7

Entrepreneurial education

components of
, 44–45

data analysis result
, 51–52

data and data source
, 50

data collection technique
, 50–51

definition
, 44

educator competencies
, 43

entrepreneurial intention
, 47–48

entrepreneurship curriculum
, 48

entrepreneurship intention
, 47

hypothesis testing
, 53–58

hypothesis 1 testing
, 53–55

hypothesis 2 testing
, 55

hypothesis 3 testing
, 55–56

hypothesis 4 testing
, 57–58

idea generation
, 48

learning orientation
, 47–48

pedagogical approach
, 43

population and sample
, 50

reliability testing
, 52

research design
, 50

research implication
, 58–59

research method
, 50–51

respondents description
, 51

structural model evaluation
, 52–53

teaching methods
, 43

university support system
, 43

validity testing
, 51

Entrepreneurial intention
, 47–48

Entrepreneurial orientation
, 3

Entrepreneurs
, 111

Entrepreneurship
, 46–47

business idea creation
, 46

business opportunity identification
, 48

business planning
, 46

curriculum
, 44, 48

innovation
, 46

intention
, 47

opportunity identification
, 46

pedagogy
, 44

perception
, 47

startup business
, 46–48

teaching method
, 44

Environmental agency
, 325

Environmental concern (EC)
, 138

Environmental damage
, 136

Environmental dimensions
, 328

attributes
, 325–326

Environmental turbulence
, 3

Equity finance
, 97

Expenses efficiency
, 100–103

Expenses management
, 99

Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL)

asymmetric information
, 302–303

community dimension
, 306

control variables
, 313–314

corporate disclosure
, 301–303, 307, 309, 311–312

corporate disclosure indicator
, 305–306

data analysis method
, 306

data and methodology
, 303–306

debtor dimension
, 305

employee dimension
, 305

information asymmetry
, 307, 312–314

Korean stock market
, 303

MSC
, 300

statistical results
, 307

stock prices
, 314

top management dimension
, 305

turnover
, 301–302

variable operational
, 304

Facebook
, 34

Family business

COVID-19 pandemic
, 35

data and methodology
, 35

Facebook
, 34

father’s role
, 39

findings
, 35–39

Instagram
, 34

professionalism
, 34

social networking
, 34

three family companies
, 36–38

Farmers Exchange Rate
, 124

Father’s role
, 39

FDISTRESS
, 178

Field Extension Workers (FEW)
, 167

Financial distress
, 96–97

Financial health assessment
, 194–196

Financial inclusion
, 110–112

Financial ratios
, 99

Financial services
, 109–110

Financing
, 246–247

source
, 239–240

Fish Auction Place (TPI)
, 245

Fisherman’s non-formal financing
, 240–241

Fishermen capacity development program
, 128

Fixed assets growth
, 104

Focus group discussion (FGD)
, 72, 287, 289–290

Forecasting optimization
, 233

Foreign markets absorption
, 218

Formal financing, cooperatives and banks
, 239–240

Formulating policy
, 270–274

Gini ratio
, 261–262

Government institutions
, 326–327

Government intervention
, 240–241

Government-private cooperation
, 218

Green entrepreneurs
, 136

Green marketing
, 137

Gross regional domestic product
, 255

Growth domestic product (GDP)
, 319–320

Gubugklakah village
, 329

Health care program
, 129–130

High leveraged companies
, 180–181

Human capital
, 117–118

investment
, 109–110

Human development index (HDI)
, 124, 262

Human resource focus
, 204

Human resource transformation
, 192

Hypothesis testing
, 53–58

hypothesis 1 testing
, 53–55

hypothesis 2 testing
, 55

hypothesis 3 testing
, 55–56

hypothesis 4 testing
, 57–58

Idea generation
, 48

Income and technical efficiency
, 249–250

Independent statistical analysis
, 248

In-depth interview
, 196–198

Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)
, 95–96, 175–176

Industrial Revolution 4.0
, 228

Informal business sector
, 218

Information asymmetry
, 307, 312–314

Information technology
, 111, 227

Infrastructure
, 218

Initial Public Offering (IPO)
, 191–192

Innovation
, 46, 49–50

Instagram
, 34, 75

Institutional dimensions
, 326–327, 336

Intrinsic religiosity
, 86

KAKI Model
, 167

Key performance indicators (KPIs)
, 75–76

Knowledge management
, 210

Korean stock market
, 303

LADESTA
, 335–336

Large-scale companies
, 180–181

Latent constructs, roots and correlations among
, 9

Latent variables, correlations among
, 143

Lazada
, 75

Leadership
, 203, 208–209

Learning orientation
, 47–48

common vision
, 45

critical thinking
, 45

interest
, 45–46

learning commitment
, 45

sharing of knowledge
, 45

Leverage ratio (LEV)
, 193

Liabilities
, 97

Line
, 75

Liquidity
, 103–104

LITBANG
, 326–327, 335

Local economic development (LED)
, 324–325

Local government policies
, 257–261, 326–327

Macroeconomics
, 3, 262, 265

Malcom Bridge National Quality Award (MBNQA)
, 204–205

analysis
, 203, 210

concept
, 203–205

customer and market focus
, 203

customer category
, 209–210

human resource focus
, 204

knowledge management
, 203, 210

leadership
, 203, 208–209

measurement
, 203, 210

operational category
, 211

process management
, 204

quality management system
, 202

relationship between
, 213–214

research methodology
, 205–206

score total
, 212–213

SME concept
, 203

SME sample profile
, 206–207

strategic planning
, 203

strategy
, 209

workforce category
, 211

Managerial implications
, 293

Managerial judgment
, 182

Marketing strategy
, 70–71

Mass tourism strategy
, 287–289

Measurement model/inner model
, 11–15

Method, Actors, Objectives, Force Results (MACTOR)
, 156–157, 167

MICMAC analysis
, 154, 157, 159

Microfinance institution transformation
, 192–193

Millennials

composite reliability (CR)
, 141

data analysis
, 141–143

data collection and procedure
, 140

measurement model
, 141

measures
, 140–141

procedure
, 140

structural model
, 141–143

Model/outer model measurement
, 9

Monitoring mechanism
, 175

Moral intensity
, 83–86

Multiple linear regression analysis test
, 29

National disaster relief agency
, 289–290

Nearest neighbor matching (NNM)
, 242

Non-formal microfinance
, 192–193

Number of borrower
, 114

Number of dropout elementary school students
, 30–31

Operational category
, 211

Opportunistic behavior

correlation matrix
, 179

descriptive statistics
, 178

discretionary accruals (DACC)
, 176

earnings management practices
, 173, 175

FDISTRESS
, 178

high leveraged companies
, 180–181

hypothesis development
, 174–175

Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)
, 175–176

large-scale companies
, 180–181

managerial judgment
, 182

monitoring mechanism
, 175

profitability variable (PROFIT)
, 174–175, 178, 180

research methodology
, 175–177

return on assets (ROA)
, 177

sample selection
, 178

Opportunity identification
, 46

Outdoor tourism risks
, 280

Owners of business premises
, 325

Partial hypothesis test
, 15–16

competitive sphere toward small firm performance
, 15

entrepreneurial competence toward competitive sphere
, 15

entrepreneurial competence toward small firm performance
, 15

firm performance, organization capability toward
, 16

organization capability, entrepreneurial competence toward
, 16

simultaneous hypothesis testing
, 16

Partial regression coefficient test
, 30

Participatory poverty analysis (PPA)
, 131

Path coefficient, significance level
, 143

Pedagogical approach
, 43

Pengambek
, 238–239, 247

Perception
, 47

PLS-SEM
, 7

POKDARWIS
, 335

Poor fishing communities
, 128–129

Poverty
, 117–118, 188, 255, 258, 260

alleviation implementation
, 125–126

Poverty factor (POV)
, 220

Poverty reduction
, 126–128

area-based farmer empowerment program
, 128

center of the capital city, district/city
, 129

concepts
, 124–125

education handling program
, 129

empowerment pattern
, 128

Farmers Exchange Rate (NTP)
, 124

fishermen capacity development program
, 128

health care program
, 129–130

Human Development Index (HDI)
, 124

indicators
, 124–125

ladder
, 128

multidimensional
, 123–124

participatory poverty analysis (PPA)
, 131

policy strategy
, 130

poor fishing communities
, 128–129

poverty alleviation implementation
, 125–126

poverty reduction efforts
, 126–127

poverty reduction program
, 127–128

provincial and district/city governments
, 131

rural/agricultural development
, 128

Sula Islands Regency
, 124

urban poverty reduction
, 129

P2P Lending

community opportunities
, 111

default of debt (DOD)
, 112, 114–115, 117

descriptions
, 113

entrepreneurs
, 111

financial inclusion
, 110–112

financial services
, 109–110

human capital
, 117–118

human capital investment
, 109–110, 112

information technology inclusion
, 111

number of borrower
, 114

poor education
, 109–110

poverty
, 117–118

technology inclusion
, 110, 112, 117–118

variables
, 113

VECM
, 114–115, 117–118

Priority setting
, 256–257

Problem decomposition
, 270–274

Process management
, 204

Production absorption
, 218

Production efficiency
, 241

Pro-environmental attitude
, 138–139

Professionalism
, 34

PROFIT
, 178

Profitability
, 100–103

Propensity score matching (PSM)
, 241–244, 249–250

Provincial and district/city governments
, 131

Pujon Kidul
, 333–334

tourism village
, 320

Purchasing ethics, entrepreneurship

analysis results
, 87–89

moral intensity
, 83–86

operational definition of variables
, 87

religiosity
, 83, 85–86

research methods
, 86–89

self-concept
, 83–86

Quality management system
, 202

Quantitative calculation
, 221

Quick ratio (RC)
, 193

Reference Group (RG)
, 138–139

Regional economic development
, 255

Regional Gross Domestic Product (RGDP)

constant value
, 29

descriptive statistics
, 28

education
, 26

literature review
, 27

multiple linear regression analysis test
, 29

number of dropout elementary school students
, 30–31

partial regression coefficient test
, 30

sample determination technique
, 27–28

Reliability
, 9, 11, 52

Religiosity
, 83, 85–86

Research

design
, 50

implication
, 58–59

method
, 50–51

methodology
, 175–177

methods
, 86–89

time of
, 243

type of
, 242–243

Respondents description
, 51

Respondents’ profile
, 8

Return on assets (ROA)
, 177, 193

Risk analysis
, 282

Risk categories analysis
, 290–293

Risk concept
, 279–280

Risk identification
, 281, 283–284

Risk matrix
, 282

Risk perception
, 288

Rural/agricultural development
, 128

Rural microfinance institutions, Indonesia

Badan Kredit Desa (BKD)
, 189, 193, 197–198

Badan Pusat Statistik (BPS)
, 188

Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR)
, 194–196

Cash ratio (RK)
, 193

Cilacap Regency
, 190, 197

financial health assessment
, 194–196

human resource transformation
, 192

in-depth interview
, 196–198

Initial Public Offering (IPO)
, 191–192

leverage ratio (LEV)
, 193

Micro Finance Institution (MFI)
, 189

microfinance institutions
, 192–193, 197

non-formal microfinance
, 192–193

poverty
, 188

poverty reduction strategy
, 191–192

Quick ratio (RC)
, 193

return on assets (ROA)
, 193

rural poverty
, 190–191

solvency ratio (SOL)
, 193

Village Law No. 6/2014 (Village Law)
, 188

village level, microfinance at
, 189

Rural poverty
, 190–191

Sample determination technique
, 27–28, 243

Sample selection
, 178

Sanankerto, educational content in
, 334

School Operational Assistance Fund (SOAF)

constant value
, 29

descriptive statistics
, 28

education
, 26

literature review
, 27

multiple linear regression analysis test
, 29

number of dropout elementary school students
, 30–31

partial regression coefficient test
, 30

sample determination technique
, 27–28

Self-concept
, 83–86

Sendang Biru, fishing business in
, 244–246

Sensitive attribute
, 329

Setting context
, 281

Shape
, 75

Slevin theory
, 3–4

Small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)

average variance extracted (AVE)
, 9

coefficient value
, 14

Covin theory
, 3–4

data
, 7–8

entrepreneurial competencies
, 4–7

organization capability
, 6

small firm performance
, 5–7

entrepreneurial orientation
, 3

environmental turbulence
, 3

estimation result
, 14

latent constructs, roots and correlations among
, 9

macroeconomic conditions
, 3

measurement model/inner model
, 11–15

methodology
, 7–8

model/outer model measurement
, 9

partial hypothesis test
, 15–16

PLS-SEM
, 7

reliability
, 9–11

research model framework
, 7

respondents’ profile
, 8

Slevin theory
, 3–4

strategic entrepreneurial posture
, 3

structural model
, 12–13

Small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs)
, 238

Small-scale fisheries
, 237–238

Social aspect strategic issues
, 265

Social media content marketing (SMCM)
, 75–76

Social networking
, 34

Social service
, 325

Solvency ratio (SOL)
, 193

Startup business
, 46–47

Statement of financial position
, 97

Stock prices
, 314

Stock return
, 96, 103

Strategic entrepreneurial posture
, 3

Strategic issues
, 257, 259–261

Structural model evaluation
, 52–53

Sula Islands Regency
, 124

Sustainable tourism
, 321–322

SWOT analysis
, 256, 265

Teaching methods
, 43

Technical efficiency (TE)
, 241

Technology inclusion
, 110, 112, 117–118

Third subsystem
, 230

Three family companies
, 36–38

Tokopedia
, 75

Top management dimension
, 305

Total liabilities to total assets (TLTA)
, 97

Tourism office
, 290, 325

Tourism risk management

business actors and communities
, 290–292

conceptual framework
, 279–280

data and methodology
, 280–282

data processing
, 282–287

Focus Group Discussion (FGD)
, 287, 289–290

managerial implications
, 293

mass tourism strategy
, 287–289

national disaster relief agency
, 289–290

outdoor tourism risks
, 280

research stages
, 281–282

risk analysis
, 282

risk categories analysis
, 290–293

risk concept
, 279–280

risk identification
, 281, 283–284

risk matrix
, 282

risk perception
, 288

setting context
, 281

theoretical implications
, 293

tourism office
, 290

Tourism village

accessibility
, 326

analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method
, 327–328

attributes
, 326

Cafe Sawah
, 320

CBT planning approach
, 323–324

central government regulation
, 326–327, 336–337

conceptual framework
, 325

customary norms/laws
, 326–327

data and methodology
, 325–328

economic dimensions
, 326, 330

environmental agency
, 325

environmental dimensions
, 325–326, 328

government institutions
, 326–327

growth domestic product (GDP)
, 319–320

Gubugklakah village
, 329

institutional dimensions
, 326–327, 336

LADESTA
, 335–336

LITBANG
, 326–327, 335

local economic development (LED)
, 324–325

local government regulations
, 326–327

owners of business premises
, 325

POKDARWIS
, 335

Pujon Kidul
, 333–334

Pujon Kidul tourism village
, 320

Sanankerto, educational content in
, 334

sensitive attribute
, 329

social service
, 325

sociocultural dimensions
, 326, 334

sustainable tourism
, 321–323

tourism office
, 325

Village Community Empowerment Service
, 325

Tradeoff Theory
, 97

Traditional financial instruments
, 238

Tuna fishing business

banking institutions
, 238

data analysis
, 243–244

data and methodology
, 242–244

data collection
, 243

debt
, 240–241

dependent statistical analysis
, 248

efficiency theory
, 241

financing
, 239–240, 246–247

Fisherman’s non-formal financing
, 240–241

formal financing, cooperatives and banks
, 239–240

income and technical efficiency
, 249–250

independent statistical analysis
, 248

location and
, 243

opportunities of
, 247–249

Pengambek
, 238–239

propensity score matching (PSM)
, 243–244, 249–250

prosperity score matching (PSM)
, 241–242

research time
, 243

research type
, 242–243

sample determining technique
, 243

Sendang Biru, Fishing Business In
, 244–246

small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs)
, 238

Turnover
, 301–302

UMKM empowerment fund
, 273–274

Unemployment
, 255, 260–261

University environment
, 45

University support system
, 43, 49–50

Urban poverty reduction
, 129

Validity testing
, 51

Variable operational definition
, 304

VECM
, 114–115, 117–118

default of debt (DOD)
, 114–115, 117

descriptions
, 113

human capital
, 117–118

number of borrower
, 114

poverty
, 117–118

technology inclusion
, 117–118

variables
, 113

Village Community Empowerment Service
, 325

Village Law No. 6/2014 (Village Law)
, 188

Village level, microfinance at
, 189

Visibility and accuracy of information
, 228

West Java Coffee Supply Chain
, 229

WhatsApp
, 75

Willingness to pay premium (WTP)
, 138–139

World Bank
, 220

Prelims
Chapter 1 The Small Firm Performance and Entrepreneurial Competence Revealed Through Competitiveness Framework: A Case Study of MSMEs in Indonesia
Chapter 2 The Impact of School Operational Assistance Fund and Regional Gross Domestic Product to Education
Chapter 3 Father's Role and Responsible Ownership: The Case of Three Family Businesses in Indonesia
Chapter 4 How Capable Is Entrepreneurship Education to Encourage Entrepreneurial Students?
Chapter 5 Content Marketing Strategies to Maximize Product Sales SMEs in North Sumatra
Chapter 6 Purchasing Ethics of Entrepreneurship Self-Concept and Religiosity and Moral Intensity in Lotte Mart South Jakarta, Indonesia
Chapter 7 Assets Efficiency and Stock Returns: Descriptive Analysis
Chapter 8 The Effect of Internet Inclusion on Financial Inclusion in P2P Lending in Indonesia Based on Human Capital Point of View
Chapter 9 Implementation of Poverty Reduction in North Maluku Province
Chapter 10 To Pay through the Nose? The Reasons for Millennials Willingness to Pay Premium for Green Products
Chapter 11 Mapping Variables and Key Actors in Corn Farming in Dompu District: A Development of Economic Institutional Models in the Agribusiness Sector
Chapter 12 Opportunistic Behavior and Financial Distress: The Case of Earnings Management
Chapter 13 Transforming Indonesian Rural Microfinance Institutions
Chapter 14 Problem Implementation MBNQA Quality Management System at SMEs
Chapter 15 Technology Investment, Consumption, and Economic Growth in Poverty Eradication Efforts in Indonesia
Chapter 16 Visibility and Information Accuracy of Coffee Supply Chain in West Java Indonesia
Chapter 17 Does Financing Source Affect Productivity and Efficiency in Tuna Fishing Business?
Chapter 18 The Impact of COVID-19 on the Socioeconomic Conditions of the Province of East Nusa Tenggara
Chapter 19 Implementation of Risk Management as an Effort to Develop the Potential of Beach Tourism
Chapter 20 Improving Bank Efficiency and Reducing Asymmetric Information through Innovation on Extensible Business Reporting Language
Chapter 21 Tourism Village Sustainability Strategy in Malang Regency, Indonesia: Analytical Hierarchy Process and Multidimensional Scaling Approach
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