Focus And Scope

ECONBUS: Journal of Economics and Business

• Accounting: This study evaluates the impact of the adoption of the latest IFRS-based Financial Accounting Standards (SAK) on the quality of profits and the relevance of the value of accounting information in public companies in Indonesia. Using a regression analysis of panel data from the period after full adoption, the study found that the quality of profits improved significantly through a decrease in profit management practices, as well as the relevance of financial statement values to investors in investment decision-making. These results provide empirical evidence regarding the benefits of the convergence of global accounting standards in emerging markets.
• Management: This study analyzes the influence of transformational leadership styles and adaptive organizational culture on the performance of digital innovation in MSMEs in the service sector in Indonesia. Using multi-level surveys and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), the study found that transformational leadership styles positively and significantly drive digital innovation, which is mediated entirely by adaptive organizational culture. These results provide strategic insights for MSME owners and policymakers in developing digital capabilities through the right management approach.
• Microeconomics: This study analyzes the impact of price changes on consumer demand in the local market. Using the elasticity demand model, the study found that price changes have a significant effect on the quantity of goods requested. These results provide important insights for manufacturers in determining the optimal pricing strategy.
• Macroeconomics: This study evaluates the effects of monetary policy on economic growth in developing countries. Using panel data from 20 countries over 10 years, the study found that expansionary monetary policy significantly increases GDP growth, but also increases inflation risk.
• International Economics: This study explores the impact of free trade agreements on the bilateral trade balance between developed and developing countries. The results of the analysis show that free trade agreements tend to increase exports of developing countries, but also increase dependence on imports from developed countries.
• Economic Development: This study examines the factors that affect the success of poverty alleviation programs in rural areas. Using survey methods and regression analysis, this study found that access to education and health services is the main determinant in improving community welfare.
• Islamic Economics: This study analyzes the effectiveness of zakat as an instrument of income redistribution in Islamic economics. The results of the study show that zakat has great potential in reducing economic disparities and improving social welfare, especially among the poor.
• Environmental Economics: This study evaluates the impact of carbon taxes on greenhouse gas emissions in the industrial sector. Using an econometric model, the study found that the implementation of a carbon tax significantly reduces emissions, but also affects the cost of production and the price of goods.
• Health Economics: This study explores the relationship between health insurance and access to health services in developing countries. The results of the analysis show that the existence of health insurance improves access and quality of health services, but there is still a gap in the distribution of services.
• Behavioral Economics: This study examines the influence of cognitive bias on individual investment decisions. Using laboratory experiments, the study found that investors tend to make irrational decisions due to overconfidence and anchoring bias.
• Economic Theory: This study develops a theoretical model to explain the dynamics of oligopoly markets with product differentiation. The results of the model show that the pricing and product quality strategies play an important role in determining the company's market share and profitability.
• Economic Policy: This study evaluates the effectiveness of fiscal policy in responding to economic crises. Using historical data analysis, the study found that expansionary fiscal policies can accelerate economic recovery, but also increase budget deficits.
• Public Economics: This study analyzes the impact of public spending on regional economic growth. The results of the study show that investment in infrastructure and education has a significant positive effect on long-term economic growth.
• Financial Economics: This study evaluates the risks and returns of investment portfolios in the stock market. Using quantitative analysis, the study found that portfolio diversification can reduce risk without sacrificing significant returns.
• Industrial Economy: This study explores the impact of government regulations on competition in the telecommunications industry. The results of the analysis show that strict regulation can reduce the level of competition, but also improve the quality of service for consumers.
• Labor Economics: This study examines the factors that affect the unemployment rate among college graduates. Using survey data, this study found that skills relevant to the job market and internship experience have a significant influence on job opportunities.
• Agricultural Economics: This study evaluates the impact of climate change on agricultural productivity. The results of the study show that climate change has a significant negative effect on crop yields, but technological adaptation can reduce these impacts.
• Digital Economy: This study explores the impact of digital technology adoption on the performance of small and medium-sized businesses. The results of the analysis show that the use of digital technology improves operational efficiency and access to a wider market.
• Economic Management: This study analyzes resource management strategies in improving the company's operational efficiency. The results of the study show that the implementation of good management practices can increase productivity and reduce operational costs.
• Accounting Economics: This study evaluates the role of accounting information in investment decision-making. The results of the analysis show that transparent and accurate financial statements increase investor confidence and influence investment decisions.