CONFERENCE PROCEEDING

1ST TANJUNGPURA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTING
“Shaping Future Business and Economics Through Resilience toward Crisis”
(Date of Issue)

Faculty of Economics and Business

Universitas Tanjungpura
Conference Proceeding
1ST TANJUNGPURA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTING
“Shaping Future Business and Economics Through Resilience toward Crisis”

ISSN: 2964-8025
Steering Committee : Dr. Barkah, S.E., M.Si
Muz’an Sulaiman, S.E, M.M.
Dr. Haryono, S.E., M.Si., A.k, C.A., CPA., Asean CPA
Juanda Astarani, S.E., M.SC., CSRS

Reviewer : Dr. Erni Panca Kurniasih, SE, M.Si

(ID Scopus: 57809272600)
Helma Malini, Ph.D
(ID Scopus: 58032839600)
Dr. Wendy, SE, M.Sc
(ID Scopus:57214938310)
Nur Fitriana Hamsyi, SE, MM
(ID Scopus: 57208070971)
Nina Febriana Dosinta, SE, M.Si

Editor : Helma Malini, Ph.D

Metasari Kartika, S.E., M.E.
Elga Yulindisti, S.Ak

Contributor : Hajin Shin Dari Ewha Woman University, Korea

Prof. Heedong Yang, Ewha Woman University, Korea
(ID Scopus: 55938986800)
Dr. Benedict Arulanandam, Sunway University Malaysia
(ID Scopus: 57324273900)
Dr. Nur Zaima Ubaidilah, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak

Keynote Speaker : Prof. Heedong Yang, Ewha Woman University, Korea

Penerbit:
Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Tanjungpura

Jl. Prof. Hadari Nawawi. Pontianak – Kalimantan Barat (78121)

Website : https://feb.untan.ac.id/
Email : [email protected]
WELCOMING REMARKS
DEAN OF FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS
UNIVERSITAS TANJUNGPURA
Assalamuaikum Wr. Wb

The Honorable Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Tanjungpura University

Respected Speakers for todays International Conference of TiCMEA and distinguished

participants for International conference and Call for paper of the 1st TiCMEA

Welcome to 1st TICMEA International Conference and Call fof Papers

Allow me to begin by congratulating the Faculty of Economics and Business at Universitas

Tanjungpura on becoming the Host of this distinguished event, which brings together universities
throughout Indonesia.

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought up a great deal of uncertainty for the economy and business
sector, especially in terms of resilience. Since the breakout, questions have arisen, including
whether the future of economics will change due to the fact that the globe is now confronting a
new normal with the lifting of university mobility and cooperation.

Concerns also exist over challenges in economic activities following the pandemic, as economic
activity in various parts of the world face uncertainty as a result of the scenario. The COVID-19
pandemic places unprecedented pressure on economic and broader development concerns. Due
to job losses, decreased income, and lack of access to social security, millions will be forced back
into extreme poverty, which will have implications for the preservation of inequality. There is a
high possibility that the pandemic may impede the Asia-Pacific region's progress toward the 2030
Agenda for Sustainable Development and render it more vulnerable to future shocks. To avoid
the disastrous repercussions of such shocks in the future, policymakers need innovative ideas and
strategies to improve the resilience of economies, i.e., their ability to absorb shocks, adapt to
change, and prevent systemic collapses. They should "move forward" toward economies that are
more robust, inclusive, and sustainable.

Each university has its unique competitive advantages and strengths. However, everyone has their
weaknesses. Universities will continue to fall behind if they do not communicate and exchange
resources about mobility and opportunity. Possibilities for resource exchange have existed for
eons; therefore, academic platforms like as TICMEA are more crucial than ever to facilitate
resource sharing and opportunities.

We hope that this event will be beneficial to the organization's members in terms of gaining insight
and reaching consensus on how universities should respond to this situation in terms of research,
competitive advantage, resource sharing, and entrepreneurship, as well as providing a forum for
participants to share their ideas and research.

Thank you,

Wassalamualaikum Wr. Wb

Pontianak, August 29th 2022

Dr. Barkah, SE. M.Si
WELCOMING REMARKS
CHAIR OF 1ST TANJUNGPURA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
MANAGEMENT, ECONOMICS, AND BUSINESS

International conferences have been held in Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas
Tanjungpura frequently. However, several of these international conferences are associated with,
affiliated with, or integrated with other organizations or Universities.
For the Faculty of Economics and Business, the inaugural TICMEA International Conference is
the first step toward a long-lasting International Conference.
“Shaping Future Business and Economics Through Resilience toward Crisis”
The topic for this year was selected in the anticipation that the research from participants will
influence upcoming corporate and economic crisis management plans.

We appreciate the 122 participants who have submitted papers for the yearly meeting. We're
hoping to get together in person in the upcoming year.

We will see you again for the second year of TICMEA International Conference.

Thank You

Pontianak, August 29th 2022

Helma Malini, Ph.D

 TABLE OF CONTENS

Entrepreneurship Education Based On Entrepreneurship Ecosystem For Increasing

Entrepreneurial Competence In Densely Populated Areas Of DKI Jakarta ......................... 8
Electronic Money Growth During Pandemic .......................................................................... 14
Analysis Of The Application Of Resources Based View (RBV) In Society Era 5.0 In
Maintaining Company Business Competition ....................................................................... 22
Islamic Corporate Social Responsibility And Earning Management In Sharia Banks ..... 33
Working From Home And Productivity During The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Case Study In
The Immigration Division, West Java Regional Office, Ministry Of Law And Human
Rights Indonesia ........................................................................................................................ 43
Regional Inequality Concerning Investment, Human Resources, And Natural Resources
District/City In The Province Of South Sumatra .................................................................... 51
The Observation Analysis On The Stock Prices Of Bbri Within Period Of 2018-2021 ...... 57
Credit Risk Stress Testing On Regional Development Banks In Indonesia ...................... 79
Analysis Of Job Promotion, Upward-Downward Communication, And Work Environment
On Employee Job Satisfaction ................................................................................................ 91
The Effect Of Gender Diversity, Board Composition, And Leverage On Firm Performance
................................................................................................................................................... 106
An Empirical Study On Brand Experience, Satisfaction, And Brand Trust Towards Brand
Loyalty ...................................................................................................................................... 123
The Use Of Instagram, Youtube, And Tiktok In Mastering Business English Vocabulary
................................................................................................................................................... 133
Analysis Of Bank Health Level Comparison Before And During The Covid-19 Pandemic
................................................................................................................................................... 144
Carbon Emission Disclosure Based On A Financial Overview Of Five Asean Countries
................................................................................................................................................... 156
Strengthening Village Owned Enterprises Based On Business Selection Strategy And
Village Potential In Balangan Regency ................................................................................. 168
The Impact Of Self-Efficacy And Job Stress On Employee Performance At Pt Sumber
Fajar Inti Abadi In Pontianak .................................................................................................. 178
Measuring Market Structure In The Halal Food Industry: Empirical Evidence From The
Bangka Belitung Islands......................................................................................................... 188
Bank’s Perspective On Elements Of Enviromental And Social Safeguard For Mini Hydro
Powerplant Project Due Diligence In Indonesia .................................................................. 194
Capital Structure As A Moderating Variable Between Profitability And Firm Growth To
Firm Value ................................................................................................................................ 203
Consumer Behavior During The COVID-19 Outbreak: An Analysis For Decision Making,
Preferences And Future Conditions ..................................................................................... 213
Industry's Efforts In Creating Sustainable Business Based On Transfer Pricing And
Competitive Advantage During Crisis Times ....................................................................... 227
Factors Affecting Employee Perfomance Of The Financial And Development
Supervisory Agency ................................................................................................................ 236
The Role Of Dynamic Capability Theory In Improving Handicrafts In Smes Central
Borneo ...................................................................................................................................... 241
Comparison Of Stock Prices Of State-Owned Pharmaceutical Companies Before And
After The Development Of Corona (Covid-19) Vaccines .................................................... 249
Effect Of Profitability And Debt Ratio On Company Value Moderated By Size On TSE
Companies ............................................................................................................................... 258
The Effect Of Brand Image, Competitive Price, And Product Quality On The Decision To
Reselling The Asoka Paint In Pt Tri Karya Khatulistiwa ..................................................... 268
The Effect Of Liquidity, Solvency, And Business Risk On Dividend Policy In Primary
Consumer Goods Sector Companies On The Indonesia Stock Exchange ...................... 276
The Effect Of Liquidity, Solvency, And Assets Turnover Towards The Company's
Financial Performance Of Pharmaceutical Subsector On Indonesia Stock Exchange .. 284
The Influence Of Capital Adequacy, Liquidity, And Operational Efficiency On Profitability
In Banking Subsector Companies On Indonesia Stock Exchange ................................... 292
Innovation, Promotional, And Competitive Advantage On The Purchase Decisions In Pt
Tri Mandiri Sejati Pontianak ................................................................................................... 299
The Influence Of Product Quality And Service Quality On The Decision Of Selling
Donald Jelly Products At PD Bintang Jaya Nusantara ....................................................... 307
The Influence Of Service Quality, Store Atmosphere, And Location Attractiveness On
Purchase Decisions At Dapur Kita Minimarket In Pontianak ............................................. 314
An Analysis On Product Innovation And Market Orientation Through Superiority
Competition On Marketing Performance Of (MSMEs) Of Food And Beverage In
Pontianak .................................................................................................................................. 323
Financial Flexibility And Business Risk Effect On Capital Structure: Insight From
Indonesian Energy Listed Companies .................................................................................. 332
The Effect Of Organizational Communication On Employee Performance With Job
Satisfaction As An Intervening Variable At Pt Kalbar Jayaraya Pontianak ..................... 341
Competitiveness And Bank Concentration Effect On Stock Price.................................... 352
The Effect Of Competitive Prices And Service Quality On Impulse Buying At Pontianak
Idol Minimarket ........................................................................................................................ 367
The Effects Of Product Quality, Brand Trust, And Competitive Prices For Prayer Candles
Purchase Decisions At PD Cipta Karya Nyata In Punggur Kecil ....................................... 375
Asset Turnover, Profitability, Capital Structure, And Firm Value In Coal Subsector In
Indonesia .................................................................................................................................. 385
The Effect Of Competitive Price, Brand Image, And Promotional Appeals On Purchase
Decisions Of United Bike........................................................................................................ 391
Impact Of Foreign Economic Factors Towards Tourism Receipts In Malaysia: Indonesia,
Thailand, Philippines, And Vietnam ...................................................................................... 400
The Environmental Disclosure Of Fast Fashion Industry And Its Sustainability During
COVID-19 .................................................................................................................................. 411
Political Connections In Accounting Research: A Recent Literature Review ................. 424
Analysis Of Medicines Pricing On Sales Volume During Pandemic Covid-19 At Local
Pharmacies............................................................................................................................... 431
The Effect Of E-Trust, Service Features, And Perceived Ease Of Use On E-Satisfaction
On Dana Application Users In Pontianak City ..................................................................... 445
The Relationship Between Institutional Ownership, CapitalStructure, And Firm Value:
Research On LQ45 Index Companies ................................................................................... 450
Decision Making To Determine New Product Innovations At Pt Pertamina Refinery Unit
Vi Balongan During Pandemic Covid 19 By Using Analytic Hierarchy Process .............. 458
Proposed Strategy To Reduce The Number Of Temperature Excursions Of Covid-19
Vaccines At PT XYZ................................................................................................................. 463
What Variables Are The Determin Ing Factors In TheContinuity Of Entrepreneurship In
Tourism? .................................................................................................................................. 479
Stock Observation Analysis Of Pt. Mayora IndahTbk After The Exposure Of Mayora's
Product Photos With Elon Musk On Social Media............................................................... 484
Human Experience Management As The Basic For Development Of State Civil
Apparatus ................................................................................................................................. 497
The Effect Of Human Development Index AndEconomic Growth On Poverty Level In
West Java 2011-2020 ............................................................................................................... 509
Brand Trust As A Mediation Variable Toward Halal Food Purchase Decisions On
Millennials Generation In Indonesia ...................................................................................... 521
The Effect Of Customer Service, Price, And Product Completeness To Customer Loyalty
Cosmetics At Toko Kita Pontianak........................................................................................ 534
Decision Analysis To Determine Best Alternatives To Develop ANew Discovery “R Field”
................................................................................................................................................... 554
Do Religious Affiliations Affect People's Determination to Contribute to Social Finance
Applications? a Study of Interpretive Paradigms…………………………………………....575