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- ItemDIFFERENCES IN BUSINESS ETHICAL PERCEPTIONS BETWEEN SALES PEOPLE AND BUSINESS STUDENTS(International Conference on Business, Entrepreneurship and Management 2012, San Beda College, 2012-01-25) Setiadi, Nugroho J.; Puspitasari, Devy M.; Merginawati, RismaEthic and personality are two important things for a business organization. In terms of work place, it is important to know that someone who workid' at personal selling (salespeople) sometimes violates the moral and ethical dimensions of their profession. This is the reason why the study aimed to examine the differences in business ethi~al"~erce~tiobentsw een salespeople and the prospective personal selling people(e.g. business students) and to compare their perceptions based on gender differences. 200 samples participated in this study, and a number of hypotheses have been tested empirically. Results of the study indicate that gender differences differ in the four dimensions of ethics, namely: moral development, ethical value system, sensitivity to ethical issues, and ethical behavior. However, in general, empirical results showed no differences in gender for the examination of ethical behavior. Interesting finding showed that there are significant differences in perceptions of business ethics and personality between business students and people who have already work personal selling.
- ItemISLAMIC BANK PREPARATION TOWARD GO PUBLIC(International Conference on Business, Entrepreneurship and Management 2012, San Beda College, 2012-01-25) Puspitasari, Devy M.; Setiadi, Nugroho J.; Hasrantih, MarlianAfter years of stable growth, recovering from a severe economic crisis in 1997, the indonesian economy was hit by the global economic downturn in 2008. The global financial crisis has affected a number of banking institutions, including indonesian islamic banks. The crisis is reflected by the higher financing to deposit ratio (fdr) in islamic bank. Actually,the high fdr has positive impact to economic growth in the community. However, islamic banks have liquidity problems if the clients want to pull their funds from the islamic bank. This study aims to determine the effect of level of liquidity to the level of profitability in islamic banking(muama1at indonesia bank, syariah mandiri bank and syariah mega indonesia bank) over the periods 2005- 2009. Results showed that the level of liquidity as measured by the quick ratio, financing to deposit ratio and loan to asset ratio has a significant influence on return on equity. Interesting funding showed that loan to asset ratio has a negative impact on return on equity.