1) Measuring Zakat Impact On Poverty And Welfare Using Cibest Model
2) A Cash Waqf Investment Model: An Alternative Model For Financing Micro-Enterprises In Malaysia
3) The Effectiveness Of Zakat Funding Through Dompet Dhuafa Beastudi Etos Scholarship Program
4) Effectiveness Of Zakat-Based Programs On Poverty Alleviation And Economic Empowerment Of Poor Women: A Case Study Of Bangladesh
5) The Role Of Corporate Zakat On Optimal Capital Structure Policy: Evidence From Malaysian Firms
Call Number
J 297.273 JOU Vol. 1
Edition
Vol. 1 No. 2 Februari 2016
ISBN/ISSN
24606146
Collation
298 hlm. ; 23 cm
Series Title
1) Measuring Zakat Impact On Poverty And Welfare Using Cibest Model
2) A Cash Waqf Investment Model: An Alternative Model For Financing Micro-Enterprises In Malaysia
3) The Effectiveness Of Zakat Funding Through Dompet Dhuafa Beastudi Etos Scholarship Program
4) Effectiveness Of Zakat-Based Programs On Poverty Alleviation And Economic Empowerment Of Poor Women: A Case Study Of Bangladesh
5) The Role Of Corporate Zakat On Optimal Capital Structure Policy: Evidence From Malaysian Firms
(1) The impact of fiscal decentralization, institutional transformation, and regional revenue on income disparities between provinces in Indonesia
(2) An approach of Vector Autoregression Model for inflation analysis in Indonesia
(3) The role of universities in regional economic development based on tourism in Lampung
(4) SME's financial literacy: An overview based on demographic aspects
(5) Optimization of governance model of post-food harvest and distribution in MSME centers in five sub districts in Sidoarjo Regency
(6) Costumer participation in the creation and implementation of the service for internet banking
(7) Measuring sharia bank performance by shari'ate value added approach: sharia enterprise implementation in sharia banking in Indonesia
(8) Understanding differences on using SME's web before and after the training of SME's website operation (A case study in Banguntapan and Imogiri)
(9) The impact of knowledge management on work performance through the employees' competence: A case study of "MP" Bank
(10) Relationship Pattern of Pedagogic Competence with Moderating Structural Equation Modeling Score Factor (MSEM-SF)
(11) Consumers' preferences on the use of eco-friendly bags: A green marketing perspective
(12) A case study of bank accounting practices on reserves for impairment of credit deduction
(13) The effect of IFRS implementation level and audit quality on timely loss recognition in companies listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.20
Edition
Volume 20, No. 3, December 2017 - March 2018
ISBN/ISSN
20873735
Collation
-
Series Title
(1) The impact of fiscal decentralization, institutional transformation, and regional revenue on income disparities between provinces in Indonesia
(2) An approach of Vector Autoregression Model for inflation analysis in Indonesia
(3) The role of universities in regional economic development based on tourism in Lampung
(4) SME's financial literacy: An overview based on demographic aspects
(5) Optimization of governance model of post-food harvest and distribution in MSME centers in five sub districts in Sidoarjo Regency
(6) Costumer participation in the creation and implementation of the service for internet banking
(7) Measuring sharia bank performance by shari'ate value added approach: sharia enterprise implementation in sharia banking in Indonesia
(8) Understanding differences on using SME's web before and after the training of SME's website operation (A case study in Banguntapan and Imogiri)
(9) The impact of knowledge management on work performance through the employees' competence: A case study of "MP" Bank
(10) Relationship Pattern of Pedagogic Competence with Moderating Structural Equation Modeling Score Factor (MSEM-SF)
(11) Consumers' preferences on the use of eco-friendly bags: A green marketing perspective
(12) A case study of bank accounting practices on reserves for impairment of credit deduction
(13) The effect of IFRS implementation level and audit quality on timely loss recognition in companies listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange
1. Audit exemption in Malaysia: a study on the client's level of acceptance.
2. The role of investor's debt paying ability in the stock market crisis.
3. Methods of assessing local government financial condition: a critical review.
4. The effects of audit opinions and audit findings on the level of disclosure of local government financial statements.
5. Perceived effectiveness of internal audit, internal audit sourcing arrangement and internal audit oversight board in fraud prevention.
Call Number
J 657.05 ASI Vol.2
Edition
Volume 2, Issue 2, June 2012
ISBN/ISSN
20874499
Collation
-
Series Title
1. Audit exemption in Malaysia: a study on the client's level of acceptance.
2. The role of investor's debt paying ability in the stock market crisis.
3. Methods of assessing local government financial condition: a critical review.
4. The effects of audit opinions and audit findings on the level of disclosure of local government financial statements.
5. Perceived effectiveness of internal audit, internal audit sourcing arrangement and internal audit oversight board in fraud prevention.
1. ACCOUNTABILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT: THE CASE OF ACEH PROVINCE, INDONESIA.
2. PROFITABILITY AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: AN ANALYSIS OF INDONESIA'S LISTED COMPANY.
3. ACCOUNTING MISSTATEMENTS AND MONITORING MECHANISMS : A LITERATURE REVIEW.
4. THE EFFECT OF BOARD DIVERSITY ON THE EXTENT OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL DISCLOSURE (EMPIRICAL STUDY IN INDONESIAN STOCKS EXCHANGE).
5. THE USE OF ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED (EVA) AND ACCOUNTING EARNINGS AS PRIMARY CONSIDERATION FOR MERGER AND ACQUISITIONS.
Call Number
J 657.05 ASI Vol.3
Edition
Volume 3, issue 1, December 2014
ISBN/ISSN
20874499
Collation
-
Series Title
1. ACCOUNTABILITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT: THE CASE OF ACEH PROVINCE, INDONESIA.
2. PROFITABILITY AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: AN ANALYSIS OF INDONESIA'S LISTED COMPANY.
3. ACCOUNTING MISSTATEMENTS AND MONITORING MECHANISMS : A LITERATURE REVIEW.
4. THE EFFECT OF BOARD DIVERSITY ON THE EXTENT OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL DISCLOSURE (EMPIRICAL STUDY IN INDONESIAN STOCKS EXCHANGE).
5. THE USE OF ECONOMIC VALUE ADDED (EVA) AND ACCOUNTING EARNINGS AS PRIMARY CONSIDERATION FOR MERGER AND ACQUISITIONS.