Poverty Analysis through Spiritual, Multidimensional and Monetary Material Approaches in Indonesia Rural Agricultural Area Ary Yunanto, Rio Dhani Laksana, Dian Purnomo Jati E3s Web of Conferences, 2025 Banyumas Regency, Central Java, Indonesia Province, rated eighth out of all Indonesian regions in terms of poverty in 2023, despite an increase in the region's poverty rate. Low levels of education are the first step toward being unable to exploit and develop natural resources. A poor work ethic then eliminates low production. The study was carried out in the Banyumas district of Central Java Province, in a low-income area. In the first year, 200 poor people from the four Banyumas Regency subdistricts of Cilongok, Pekuncen, Wangon, Kedungbanteng, and Rawalo would be selected. Regional geography will be the basis for the selection procedure. Only poverty is impacted by informal credit, and that impact is favorable. This will enable the factors affecting the level of poverty in the area to be identified. The multinomial logit regression technique is an analytical tool used to fulfill the study goals. The findings of this study demonstrate that, in the instance of the Banyumas district region covered in this article, socioeconomic determinants do not necessarily have the same impact on multidimensional poverty or monetary poverty. Only in cases of severe poverty can official labor status have any significance. Regional topography alone has a significant impact on multidimensional poverty.
The Impact of Strategic Performance Measurement System, Organizational Commitment, and Organizational Culture with Role Stressor as a Mediator on Central Java Open University Managerial Performance Quality Access to Success, 2025 An organization in carrying out its activities cannot be separated from employees / employees.The performance of an employee can be influenced by various factors such as the work environment, infrastructure, production, health, work safety level, and mutual understanding that will lead them in one direction so that they have a maximum level of performance to achieve organizational goals.The theory used in this research is goal setting theory.This type of research is quantitative research which will also be explained through descriptive statistical analysis.The population and sample of this research are Open University employees with a minimum of education and located in Central Java -Yogyakarta.This research instrument uses a questionnaire calculated on a Likert scale, then the data will be processed using an application called SmartPLS.The results of this study state that overall the strategic performance measurement system variables, organizational commitment, and organizational culture have a significant effect on role stressors.Furthermore, role stressors have a significant effect on managerial performance.Then, overall role stressors can mediate the relationship between the influence of the strategic performance measurement system, organizational commitment, and organizational culture on managerial performance.The results of this study are expected to be a reference for organizations to continue to improve their managerial performance while still paying attention to the variables that can affect it.
Determining performance with accountability policy as a mediating factor in agricultural public service organizations Intan Shaferi, Rio Dhani Laksana, Alisa Tri Nawarini, Ekaningtyas Widiastuti Bio Web of Conferences, 2024 In Indonesia one of the big challenges of agricultural development is how the economic growth achieved can increase the income of farmers, most of whom own land of less than half a hectare. The Ministry of Agriculture is tasked with improving the welfare of farmers by increasing food security and agricultural competitiveness. The Ministry of Agriculture provides public services to the community, especially farmers in each district. The performance of public organizations is closely related to service quality. There are a number of variables that will affect how well public service providers function. Through the use of accountability policy, the impact of organizational elements on the performance of public service providers will be investigated in this study. Policies relating to accountability have a critical role. Maintaining quality is an important part of being able to give the greatest performance. Two hundred state public servants employed by the Ministry of Agriculture in the Indonesian participated in the study. The goal of this research is to investigate, both directly and indirectly, the elements that is management commitment and government policies influence public service performance through the use of flexible accountability policies. A quantitative approach using the Partial Least Square Structural Equation Model is employed. The results of this study show that the inclusion of a mediating variable accountability policy has a direct and indirect impact on performance due to both internal and external organizational variables.
Retraction: Factors influencing capital stucture on F&B company which implementing sustainable environmental green practise in Indonesia (BIO Web of Conferences (2024) 116 (07018) DOI: 10.1051/bioconf/202411607018) Amalia Dewi Tasyahuda, Najmudin Najmudin, Intan Shaferi, Rio Dhani Laksana Bio Web of Conferences, 2024 The application of green practices in food and beverage service aims to create a clean environment. Green practice can be defined as a practice that consists of using energy and water efficiently, recycling, sustainable food, reducing waste and pollution. Not all F&B sector companies in Indonesia that are listed on the stock exchange implement Sustainable Environmental Green Practices. This article will look at factorsprofitability, non-debt tax shields, company’s size, and asset tangibility on capital structure pada Perusahaan F&B yang menerapkan Sustainable Environmental Green Practise This study uses annual data from food and beverage companies which implementing Sustainable Environmental Green Practise in Indonesia obtained from Indonesia Stock Exchange. The companies are cautiously selected with purposive sampling method. This research reveals that profitability and non-debt tax shields exhibit a notable negative influence on capital structure, whereas company size shows a positive effect. Intriguingly, the findings indicate that asset tangibility does not exert a significant impact on the capital structure. To conduct our analysis, we used the panel data regression method in EViews. Our research provides valuable insights for managers of food and beverage companies in Indonesia, assisting them in making informed decisions on their capital structure.
Retracted:Factors influencing capital stucture on F&B company which implementing sustainable environmental green practise in Indonesia Amalia Dewi Tasyahuda, Najmudin Najmudin, Intan Shaferi, Rio Dhani Laksana Bio Web of Conferences, 2024 The application of green practices in food and beverage service aims to create a clean environment. Green practice can be defined as a practice that consists of using energy and water efficiently, recycling, sustainable food, reducing waste and pollution. Not all F&B sector companies in Indonesia that are listed on the stock exchange implement Sustainable Environmental Green Practices. This article will look at factorsprofitability, non-debt tax shields, company’s size, and asset tangibility on capital structure pada Perusahaan F&B yang menerapkan Sustainable Environmental Green Practise This study uses annual data from food and beverage companies which implementing Sustainable Environmental Green Practise in Indonesia obtained from Indonesia Stock Exchange. The companies are cautiously selected with purposive sampling method. This research reveals that profitability and non-debt tax shields exhibit a notable negative influence on capital structure, whereas company size shows a positive effect. Intriguingly, the findings indicate that asset tangibility does not exert a significant impact on the capital structure. To conduct our analysis, we used the panel data regression method in EViews. Our research provides valuable insights for managers of food and beverage companies in Indonesia, assisting them in making informed decisions on their capital structure.
THE ANALYSIS OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AND AVERAGE GROWTH ON THE PERFORMANCE OF SHARIA BANKS Wisnu Mawardi, Rio Dhani Laksana, Intan Shaferi Risk Governance and Control Financial Markets and Institutions, 2024 The swift growth of Indonesian Sharia banks in recent decades has necessitated ongoing performance enhancements to establish effective and robust Sharia banking. The study looks into the relationship between average growth of intellectual capital growth (ROGIC) and intellectual capital (IC) and how it affects the operations of Sharia banks using Indonesia’s Islamic performance index (IPI). The profit-sharing ratio (PSR) is used in this study as a stand-in for the Islamic performance index. From 2018 to 2022, the study used a purposive selection technique using 10 Sharia banks. Bank performance is significantly impacted by the average growth of intellectual capital, and Sharia bank performance is significantly impacted by intellectual capital as measured by the Islamic performance index and the PSR, according to research employing multiple regression analysis techniques. An intangible asset that is essential to increasing competitiveness and providing value is an organization’s intellectual capital because of the positive correlation between the Islamic performance index. Additionally, when the value of the Islamic performance index rises in parallel with the average development of intellectual capital, Sharia bank performance improves.
THE IMPACT OF INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS AND FAMILY CONTROL ON THE DIVIDEND POLICY AND CAPITAL STRUCTURE: A FAMILY BUSINESS STRATEGY Rio Dhani Laksana, Intan Shaferi, Humaira Naznii Corporate and Business Strategy Review, 2024 The goal of this research is to determine how independent boards and family company controls affect capital structure and dividend policy. The nature of the independent board moderating variable on the impact of family company control on dividend and capital structure policies is also examined in this study. Twenty-six firms that were listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) between 2018 and 2022 are used in this study’s panel data. The findings indicate that although independent boards have a major positive influence on dividend policy and a negative impact on capital structure, family company control has a considerable negative impact on dividend policy. The independent board’s moderating effect can change how negatively the family firm controls the dividend policy. However, the independent variable board has a significant detrimental impact on the capital structure and moderates the impact of family company control. The dividend payout ratio is significantly positively impacted by firm size and growth potential. Long-term debt decreases as independent board representation increases in family-controlled businesses. The conclusions of this study, it only looks at how family control and independent commissioners affect capital structure and dividend policy; it ignores how different industries operate. It is probable that variations in capital structure and dividend policy among industries. The quantity of dividends and long term debt in the capital structure may therefore be calculated with the addition of industry categorization factors from future research.
Development of a Forest Village Agriculture Farmer Dependence Model on Forest Resources for the Creation of Sustainable Economic Prosperity in the Banyumas Forest Area, Central Java Province, Indonesia Rio Dhani laksana, Intan Shaferi E3s Web of Conferences, 2023 Communities that live close to forests heavily rely on the resources found there. In the KPH Banyumas setting of Central Java, the research aims to determine the likelihood of choosing to work in the forest for income and characterize the elements that impact the decision to work for forest farming and forest village agricultural farmers. The study’s findings suggest that, in the forest community, the choice of employment is influenced by the physical ability variable, but not by the risk or reward factors. The factors that impact the household income of Banyumas forest village farmers include age, labor hours, and the amount of land farmed. The number of dependents, education level, own land size, and non-forest family income factors all affect how dependent Banyumas forest village farmers are on forest resources. According to this research, it is also evident that the practice of purchasing and selling land leases that do not adhere to the regulations regarding the management period of forest areas for agricultural farmers’ businesses has prevented the forest village community institution from serving as an ideal institution for village farmers.
MAQĀṢID ENTREPRENEURIAL FINANCE: AN ISLAMIC APPROACH TO SMALL BUSINESS CAPITAL STRUCTURE THEORY Wida Purwidianti, Bambang Agus Pramuka, Rio Dhani Laksana, Rabiatul Adawiyah Wiwiek Isra International Journal of Islamic Finance, 2023 \\
 Purpose — This research aims to develop a novel construct, maqāṣid entrepreneurial finance (MEF), based on an Islamic perspective to measure small and medium enterprises’ (SMEs) capital structure.
 Design/Methodology/Approach — The MEF construct was developed using indicators based on maqāṣid al-Sharīʿah (the objectives of Islamic law) and entrepreneurial finance. A series of empirical studies were conducted to develop and validate an instrument to capture the MEF and its parameters. The development stages involved two steps: the item development and scale measurement stages.
 Findings — The results of the factor analysis showed that five factors make up the MEF. These factors are generating and distributing profit, interest-free source of capital, distribution of income for the payment of zakat (compulsory alms) and ṣadaqah (optional alms), the provision from income for reinvestment, and avoiding haram (prohibited) investment.
 Originality/Value — The paper’s overarching contributions are: first, it contributes to the development of the capital structure theory based on the Sharīʿah perspective; second, it contributes to the advancement of the capital structure theory for SMEs; third, it provides policy input to stakeholders in the SME field; and fourth, it provides practical guidelines relevant to SMEs.
 Practical Implications — This research provides insight to academicians and managers on how MEF is constituted. For SME owners, the results of this study confirmed that maqāṣid al-Sharīʿah can be integrated into the capital structure decision of SMEs.
Liquidity characteristics of government bond markets: A comparative study with Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity (GARCH) model International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology, 2018
