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Volume 11, Issue 4, December 2021
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1. FEAR-OF-MISSING-OUT BEHAVIOR
PHENOMENA: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS
Prio
Utomo
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Tangerang
Indonesia
Florentina
Kurniasari
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Tangerang
Indonesia
Ade Kris Yudiono
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Tangerang
Indonesia
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-01
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The purpose of this article is to review the current state,
trend, and direction of Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) behavior research in
various disciplines. There are 276 articles bibliography data extracted
from Scopus Index Database in between year 2011-2021. Several analytic
tools were used to seek key trends and bibliometric co-occurrence analysis.
The result indicated that (1) the trend of FOMO-related research only
emerged and trending up on the year 2015 despite their early appearance in
2004 (2) there is limited research on this topic with centrality in only
several articles and authors. (3) the current research focuses on five
clusters of research on the role of social media on FOMO, cause and effect
of FOMO behavior, social network engagement on particular social network
sites and the topic of social support and self-report on adolescents on
FOMO. The study also opens a wide opportunity to other applications related
to human and technology dynamic development such as social media fatigue,
problematic smartphone use, mobile phone addiction, internet addiction
disorder, covid-19, narcissism, decision making and gender.
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2. ANALYSIS OF TRADE
EFFICIENCY IN SERBIA BASED ON THE PROMETHEE METHOD
Lukic Radojko
University
of Belgrad
Serbia
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-02
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Various methods of
multi-criteria optimization have been developed and have recently been
widely applied in trade. With this in mind, this paper investigates
the efficiency of trade in Serbia based on the Promethee method. Using
this method, in relation to the analysis of the analysis, we can more
accurately assess the efficiency of trade in Serbia in the function of
improvement in the future by taking appropriate more efficient measures.
The results of research obtained using the Promethee method show that the
efficiency of trade in Serbia has been continuously increasing
recently. It was the best in 2020. It was positively influenced by
numerous macro and micro factors, such as: favorable economic climate, low
inflation, lower interest rates, foreign retail chains, increased
employment, increased living standards, stable exchange rate,
digitalization of the entire business, etc. The impact of the Covid-19
coronary virus pandemic on trade efficiency in Serbia is
negligible. It is, among other things, largely neutralized with the
increase in electronic sales. This is the case in other countries as
well (as evidenced by the recently published available empirical data of
Eurostat for European Union distribution trade). Empirical research shows
that this is not, however, the case with other sectors in Serbia, such as
transport and storage, tourism and catering, banks, etc. To increase (or
maintain the existing) efficiency of trade in Serbia in the future, it is
necessary to improve the efficiency of management of human resources,
assets, capital, sales and profits. The main problem is that there are no
similar empirical studies of trade efficiency in other countries, which
limits international comparison. This paper can therefore serve as an
impetus for future similar empirical research.
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3. STRATEGIES, ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AND LEADERSHIP STYLES IN
SMEs
Daniel Rusu
Bucharest University of Economic Studies
Romania
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-03
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Among the
practitioners as well as among the researchers in the field of management,
the theme of leadership enjoys a boundless and special interest. Regarding
the results of the management within the SMEs, a very important role is
played by the management. The aim of this paper is to examine the
relationship between organizational commitment and the leadership
dimensions of Bass (1985) (transactional, transformational and laissez
faire) but also several outcome variables (leadership efficiency, employee
satisfaction with the leader, additional effort employees). According to
the methodology and approach, this is a systematic review of the
literature. This review describes the Full Range Leadership Model (Bass, 1985)
and the conceptual framework, which include laissez-faire leadership,
transactional leadership, and transformational leadership. In this section,
the characteristics and abilities of transformational leaders were
discussed. The leadership section concludes with discussions of previous
research on transformational leadership. This review also provides an
analysis of the literature on organizational engagement. The various
definitions of organizational commitment as well as the three components of
the commitment model are set out. The paper presents the results and
antecedents of organizational commitment resulting from previous research
and concludes with a discussion related to the impact of transformational
leadership on the organizational commitment of employees.
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4. DETERMINANTS OF CAPITAL STRUCTURE: EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIAN PALM
OIL COMPANIES
Cynthia Sari Dewi
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara,
Tangerang
Indonesia
Brighton Jordy
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara,
Tangerang
Indonesia
Harris Wijaya
Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Tangerang
Indonesia
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-04
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This study to find
out the determinants of capital structure in the palm oil industry in Indonesia.
The variables are commodity prices, total assets, tangible assets,
profitability, asset turnover, liquidity, inventory turnover, interest
rates, and capital structure as independent variables. The data processing
uses SPSS version 25 and performs classical assumption test, coefficient of
determination test, and multiple regression analysis. The object of this
study is oil palm plantation companies listed in Indonesian stock exchange
(IDX) period 2016 to 2019. The results show that CPO prices, total assets,
tangible assets, profitability, and interest rates have no effect on
capital structure. Meanwhile, asset turnover has a positive effect on
capital structure. Current ratio has a negative effect on the capital
structure. Inventory turnover has a negative effect on the capital
structure of oil palm plantation companies. This research is useful for
companies engaged in the palm oil industry in determining policies.
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5. VALUE RELEVANCE OF RISK MANAGEMENT DISCLOSURE AMONG LISTED DEPOSIT
MONEY BANKS IN NIGERIA
Johnson Kolawole Olowookere
Osun State University, Osogbo
Nigeria
Bolarinwa R. Feruke
Osun State University, Osogbo
Nigeria
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-05
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This study examined
the value relevance of risk management disclosure among listed deposit
money banks in Nigeria. The data were collected from 10 listed deposit
money banks using purpose sampling and manual content analysis for the
period ranging from 2014 to 2018. Descriptive statistics tools of mean,
standard deviation together with correlation analysis were used for
preliminary analysis while the value relevance of risk management
disclosure was estimated using random effect panel regression based on the
outcome of the various specification tests. The results were obtained by
controlling for book value per share, earning per share, and firm
characteristics including the age of the firm, firm size, and leverage. The
results obtained revealed that the value of Nigerian listed deposit money
banks is positively and significantly affected by the disclosure of risk
management. This study, therefore, recommends that managers of the deposit
money banks in the country should be concerned with the disclosure of risk
management in their annual report to enhance the development of their
company’s share price which will, in turn, increase the company’s value.
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6. THE INFLUENCE OF CAPITAL ADEQUACY RATIO AND NON-PERFORMING LOAN ON
PROFITABILITY OF COMMERCIAL BANKS LISTED ON THE INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE IN
2017 - 2019
Nathaniel Karel Djaya
Multimedia Nusantara University
Indonesia
Ika Yanuarti
Multimedia Nusantara University
Indonesia
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-06
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This study has the
purpose to analyze the influence of Capital Adequacy Ratio and
Non-Performing Loan on profitability of Commercial Banks. The sample of
this study consists of 26 Commercial Banks listed on the Indonesia Stock
Exchange in 2017 – 2019. This research used Multiple Regression Analysis to
analyze the data gathered from audited financial reports of those banks.
The results showed that the Capital
Adequacy Ratio and Non- Performing Loan simultaneously affect the
Profitability, which means that if there is an increase in Capital Adequacy
Ratio and Non-Performing Loan, then it will be followed by an increase in
Return on Assets. However, if it`s tested partially then it is only
Non-Performing Loans that affect the Return on Assets. The influence was
negative and statistically significant. The Capital Adequacy Ratio had
positive influence on Return on Assets but not statistically significant.
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7. THE
IMPACT OF BANKING ETHICS ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF BANKS
Khodor Shatila
IProCares
International Research Center, Beirut
Lebanon
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24818/beman/2021.11.4-07
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Banking plays a
decisive part in civilization in the twenty first century. It enables operations
and transactions between persons, businesses, and other institutions in an
economy through its functions. The modern banking facilities are a
prerequisite to meeting fundamental expectations such as purchasing a house
or even earning salaries from employers. A change in the way people deal
with money has been inspired by the banking account where people are
invited to put their money on a bank account instead of putting it under a
mattress. Banks have developed a strong reputation around checking accounts
using the protection statement that people are more likely than in a bank
to lose their money home. This statement has served to guarantee that the
funds are physically protected and stable by taking safety precautions in
banks. The research implemented a mixed approach methodology throughout
implementing both interviews and questionnaires for collecting data. Any
banks do not see and integrate ethics in their whole enterprise as a
barrier to their success or activities. The so-called ethical banks are not
a single business model since they arise from diverse historical contexts
and represent real market conditions. There are banks based on
anthroposophy and banks based on a pledge to support societies that have
developed them, green banks and banks that combat poverty unbanked by
microfinance in emerging economies. All of them place employees first and
share ideals of sustainability, openness, tolerance and integration.
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