External funding implications on smes performance (a conceptual model)
Khajar I., Santoso B.
Abstract
SMEs give big contribution to labor and state budget (APBN), but on the other hand, SMEs face major obstacles in accessing external funding. This is because their low understanding of various aspects in finance. This research aims to examine the effect of external funding on business growth and financial literacy as moderating variable. The research samples are SMEs in Central Java Indonesia and it will be analyzed by using Smart-PLS statistics in order to answer the research hypotheses.
Kepemimpinan Spiritualitas Menjawab Keterpurukan Bangsa
Santoso B.
The effect of islamic microfinance on poverty alleviation: study in Indonesia
Rokhman W.
No Title
Haerudin, Santoso B.
Social entrepreneurship as an instrument to empowering small and medium enterprises: an islamic perspective
Adullah M.A., Hoetoro A.
Strategic management Practices in Africa
Ogbechie C.
No Title
Gnyawali D.R., Shrestha B.K.
Artistic orientation, financial literacy and entrepreneurial performance
Purnomo B.R., Purnomo B.R.
No Title
Oecd B.P.F.B.L.
Factors affecting profitability in Malaysia
Alarussi A.S., Alhaderi S.M., Alarussi A.S., Alhaderi S.M., Alarussi A.S., Alhaderi S.M.
Dividend payout policy, investment opportunity set and corporate financing in the industrial products sector of Malasya
Ardestani H.S., Basiruddin R., Rasid A., Zaleha S., Ardestani H.S., Basiruddin R., Mehri M., Rasid S.Z.A., Ardestani H.S., Mehri R.B.M., Rasid S.Z.A.
