Pengaruh Sales Growth, Debt To Equity Ratio, Total Assets Turnover Terhadap Return On Assets Pada Perusahaan Property Dan Real Estate Yang Terdaftar Di Bursa Efek Indonesia 2018-2020

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of Sales Growth, Debt to Equity Ratio, Total Assets Turnover to Return on Assets property and real estate sector companies that listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange. The population in this study are supporting property and real estate sub-sector companies listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2018-2020. By using a sampling technique (purposive sampling) gained 49 (forty-nine) companies that will serve as the object of research. The testing method used to see the effect of indenpent variables on the dependent variabel is the data panel regression analyze method. Based on this research stimultaneously the effectiveness of Sales Growth not significantly to Return on Asset but Debt to Equity Ratio, Total Assets Turnover on Return on Assets significantly influence Return on Assets. Partial test shows that the effectiveness of Sales Growth has a positive effect but not significant Return on Assets. Debt to Equity Ratio has a negative and significant on Return on Assets. Total Assets Turnover has a positive and significant.

Digital Marketing as a Driver of Tourism

Brazil has enormous, underexplored tourism potential. To identify how digital marketing can boost tourism, the authors chose to examine the city of Paraty—a touristic microcosm of Brazil. Digital marketing is a low-cost marketing strategy that can reach potential tourists anywhere. Its use by tourism entrepreneurs has proven effective and able to generate significant return on investment. This exploratory study aimed to develop hypotheses. The authors used questionnaires and interviews to assess the perception of local tourism entrepreneurs regarding the affordances and advantages of digital marketing tools, techniques, and strategies. They found that entrepreneurs' adoption of digital marketing brought several benefits, including low investment costs and significant returns. However, the research revealed the need for training, mainly for small entrepreneurs to explore the numerous opportunities of the web in their businesses. Public authorities can also play a more leading role in combining and steering efforts to promote tourism.

Factor Investment: Evaluating Persistence Effect for Investment Performance and Sustainability Exposure

This research includes two separate studies. The first study is devoted to evaluating the persistence effect by analyzing performances of portfolios ranked based on previous performances under various factor models. The result shows that the shorter the holding period, the stronger the predictability and that the Multi-factor model has the highest explaining power for the excess return regarding the underlying factors. The second study is devoted to exploring how sustainable investing influences alpha by introducing a new sustainable factor to reflect the premium due to exposure to sin industries. The study result shows that there is no significant alpha associated with sustainable investing and that there is no significant return differential between funds that have high/low exposure to the sustainable factor.

Organizational life cycle models: a design perspective

New competitive and environmental challenges have fostered renewed attention towards organizational design. This scenario calls for a significant return to organizational design studies that embrace a holistic approach, especially those focusing on the simultaneous interaction of multiple design elements. Organizational life cycle (OLC) models provide a fitting response to this call. In this paper, we review the organizational design characteristics of five seminal OLC models. We show that according to these OLC models, growth in size—which is described as unavoidable—generates business issues that firms are forced to solve by adopting only one possible organizational configuration, here following a deterministic organizational approach. We challenge this approach and propose conceiving of OLC as an evolutionary process, which calls for a variety of equifinal organizational solutions. We conclude by proposing future research avenues.

Promoting Mental Well-Being Through Employee Assistance Programmes

Mental health is increasingly being recognised as a critical component of employee well-being. Employee Assistance Programmes (EAPs) provide a comprehensive range of services to corporations to enhance the mental well-being of employees, leading to greater productivity. Increased uptake of EAP services across industries in India over the past two decades clearly indicates the growing recognition of the value of such services. Is there a real need in India for mental health services or are EAPs more suited to a western context and typically introduced only in response to a global mandate? How do employees and organisations benefit from the introduction of an EAP? This article seeks to address these questions by examining mental health data and EAP utilisation trends in India. It also explores the business case for EAP, outlines the components of a comprehensive EAP and draws attention to the unique attributes that would make an EAP effective in the Indian context thereby providing a significant return on investment for the organisation.

Expected Investment Premium in China Capital Market

Through a measurement of corporate investment plan, i.e. expected investment cash flow growth (EICFG), which combines historical equity issuance and factors that influence firm’s future investment, this paper studies the impact of investment expectation on firm’s cross-sectional return of stock in China capital market. I document the negative correlation between EICFG and future stock return in A-share market, and find out that stocks of firms with higher growth of investment cash flow performs significantly worse than those with lower growth of investment cash flow in one year. Our long-short EICFG portfolio generates a statistically and economically significant return which cannot be captured by leading factor models. I further disentangle the covariation between EICFG and expected stock return from rational and behavioral perspective. This paper also extends the research of investment premium to investment-based asset pricing model.

BEAMS: a workforce development program to bridge the gap between biologists and material scientists

To maximize innovation in materials science and synthetic biology, it is critical to master interdisciplinary understanding and communication within an organization. Programming aimed at this juncture has the potential to bring members of the workforce together to frame new networks and spark collaboration. In this article, we recognize the potential synergy between materials and synthetic biology research and describe our approach to this challenge as a case study. A workforce development program was devised consisting of a lecture series, laboratory demonstrations and a hands-on laboratory competition to produce a bacterial cellulose material with the highest tensile strength. This program, combined with support for infrastructure and research, resulted in a significant return on investment with new externally funded synthetic biology for materials programs for our organization. The learning elements described here may be adapted by other institutions for a variety of settings and goals.

THE EFFECT OF RETURN ON ASSET, RETURN ON EQUITY, AND EARNING PER SHARE IN THE STOCK PRICES OF TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY COMPANIES LISTED IN THE INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE 2013-2017

This research aims to analyze the effect of Return On Assets, Return On Equity and Earning Per Share on companies stock prices. The research method used is multiple linear regression analysis. This study used secondary data from tourism and hospitality sub-sector companies listed in the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The number of research samples is 13 tourism and hospitality companies that report financial reports regularly and have been audited with the period 2013-2017. The results Return On Asset has a partially effect in stock prices but not significant, Return On Equity has a partially effect in stock prices but not significant, Earnings Per Share has a partially influence in stock prices but significant, Return On Assets, Return On Equity and Earning Per Share has a simultanly influence in the stock prices.

PENGARUH PEMBIAYAAN MURABAHAH, MUDHARABAH, DAN BIAYA OPERASIONAL TERHADAP RETURN ON ASSET BANK UMUM SYARIAH DAN UNIT USAHA SYARIAHDI INDONESIA

This study aims to explain the Influence of Murabahah Financing, Mudharabah, and Operational Costs on Return On Assets of Sharia Commercial Bank and Sharia Business Unit in Indonesia period 2014-2017. The sample technique used is the sample census, where the entire population is taken into a sample. The sample is 13 sharia commercial banks and 21 units of sharia business. This research data is sourced from sharia banking statistics obtained from official website of Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK). Data analysis technique using multiple linear regression analysis. Where previously classic assumption test has been performed which includes normality test, multicollinearity test, and heteroscedasticity test. The result of F test shows that simultaneously Murabahah, Mudharabah, and Operational Cost variables have significant effect on return on asset. The result of t test shows that partially murabahah financing variables have positive and significant effect to return on asset, mudharabah have positive and not significant return on asset, and operational cost have negative and not significant effect to return on asset.