The 5 Indonesian Regional Science Association (IRSA) International Institute

The 5 th Indonesian Regional Science Association (IRSA)International InstituteDate: Monday, 03/Aug/2015Agung Ball Room8:30am - 9:00amOPENING CEREMONYBRIEF SCHEDULEWellcoming DanceSpeech:1) Head of Organizing Company2) President of Indonesia Regional Science Association (IRSA)3) Rector of Udayana University9:00am - 9:30amKEYNOTE SPEECHDr. Ir. Arief Yahya, M.ScMinister of Tourism9:30am - 10:00amCOFFEE BREAK10:00am - 11:30am PLENARY SESSION I1) Dr. Andrinof A. Chaniago, M.Si"Strengthening Tourism Development in Indonesia"Minister of National Development Planning2) Prof.Dr. Armida Alisjahbana,S.E.M.A.Faculty of Economic and Business, Padjajaran University"Asia Pacific: Challenges for Future Sources of Sustainable Growth"Moderator: Dr. Arief Anshory Yusuf11:30am - 12:00pm PHOTO SESSION12:00pm - 13:00pm LUNCH BREAK13:00pm - 15:00pm PARALLEL SESSION I15:00pm - 15:30pm COFFEE BREAK15:30pm - 17:30pm PARALLEL SESSION II

18:00pm - 22:00pm GALA DINNERDate: Tuesday, 04/Aug/2015Agung Ball Room8:00am - 10:00amPARALLEL SESSION III10:00am - 10:15amCOFFEE BREAK10:15am - 12:00pmPLENARY SESSION II1) Prof. I Komang Gde Bendesa, MADEFaculty of Economics and Business Udayana University"Bali Tourism Policy: Misleading"2) Prof. Michael HitchcockInstitute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship -University of London"Sustainable Tourism: Critical Reflections from Southeast Asian Cultureal Perspectives"Moderator: Prof. Dr. Dharman Putra12:00pm - 13:00pmLUNCH BREAK13:00pm - 15:00pmPARALLEL SESSION IV15:00pm - 15:30pmCOFFEE BREAK15:30pm - 17:30pmPARALLEL SESSION V17:30pm - 18:00pmCLOSING CEREMONY

The 5 th Indonesian Regional Science Association (IRSA)International InstituteDETAILED SCHEDULE FOR PARALLEL PRESENTATIONDate: Monday, 03/Aug/20151:00pm - 3:00pm Special Session 1I : Publishing in Scientific Journal - Session 1Negara Spe. 1I Chairperson: Luh Gede Meydianawathi.Bulletin of Indonesian Economic StudiesArianto Patunru; Robert SparrowCrawford School of Public Policy, ANU, Australia; Arianto.Patunru@anu.edu.au;robert.sparrow@anu.edu.auEconomics and Finance in IndonesiaTeguh Dartanto; Kiki VericoUniversity of Indonesia, Indonesia; teguh@lpem-feui.org; kverico@yahoo.comJournal of Indonesian Economy and BusinessEddy JunarsinGajah Mada University; Indonesia; john.junarsih@ugm.ac.idJurnal Ekonomi Kuantitatif TerapanI Wayan Sukadana;Udayana University, Bali; w.suka@unud.ac.id1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1A: Regional/International Trade, Finance and Inflation - Session 1Kintamani Par. 1A Chairperson: Ni Putu Sri Harta Mimba, S.E., M.Si., Ph.D., Ak.The Effect of Income Differences on Intra Industry Trade among ASEAN CountriesAmzul RifinIPB, Indonesia; amzul_rifin@yahoo.comRifin-The Effect of Income Differences on Intra Industry Trade among ASEAN Countries-31.docxMARKET STRUCTURE, BANK SPECIFIC FACTORS, PROFITABILITY AND GROWTH:EXPERIENCE FROM ISLAMIC BANKS IN INDONESIAIrma Setyawati 2 , Dwi Kartini 1 , Sulaeman Rahman 1 , Erie Febrian 11Faculty of Economics & Business Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; 2 Doctorate Program inManagement, Universitas Padjadjaran; erie_febrian@fe.unpad.ac.idTechnical Efficiency of Regional and Non-regional Banks in the Indonesian BankingSectorEffendi Nury, Maman Setiawan, Rina IndiastutiUniversity of Padjadjaran, Indonesia; nury.effendi@fe.unpad.ac.idNury-Technical Efficiency of Regional and Non-regional Banks-93.doc

Analysis of Exchange Rate Pass-through, Fear of Floating, and Implementation ofInflation Targeting FrameworkAgung Satryo, Lukytawati AnggraeniBogor Agriculture University, Indonesia; agungswsw@gmail.com, lukytawati_anggraeni@yahoo.comSatryo-Analysis of Exchange Rate Pass-through, Fear of Floating, and Implementation ofInflation Targeting.docx1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1B: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Mangupura Par. 1BSession 1Chairperson: Ni Made Wulandari Kusumadewi, S.E., M.Sc., B.A..Mutual Trust, Scholars (Ulamas) Leadership Quality and Its Impact on Community-Based Crime Prevention EffortsDavy HendriIAIN Imam Bonjol Padang, Indonesia; davyhendri74@gmail.comHendri-Mutual Trust, Scholars-28.pdfRevisiting Indonesia's Long Run Growth Trajectory: The Role of Human CapitalArmida S. Alisjahbana, Viktor PirmanaFaculty of Economics and Business, Padjadjaran University, Indonesia; victor.firmana@fe.unpad.ac.idAlisjahbana-Revisiting Indonesias Long Run Growth Trajectory-37.docBoosting National Infrastructure Investment in West Java: An Analysis Using TERMCGE ModelViktor Pirmana, Armida S. Alisjahbana, Irlan Adiyatma RumFaculty of Economics, Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia; victor.firmana@fe.unpad.ac.id,irlan.adiyatmarum@fe.unpad.ac.idPirmana-Boosting National Infrastructure Investment in West Java-45.docxAnalysis of Factors that Influence The Region Main Industry Agglomeration andRelationship with Regional Industrial CompetitivenessFikanti Zuliastri, Wiwiek Rindayati, Alla AsmaraBogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; astri.achi12@gmail.com, wiwiekrinda@yahoo.com,allasmara@yahoo.comZuliastri-Analysis of Factors that Influence The Region Main Industry Agglomeration andRelationship with.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1C: Spatial Modeling and Simulation - Session 1Singaraja Par. 1C Chairperson: Dr. Putu Yudi Setiawan, S.T., M.M.Urban Land Use Change Modelling, Case Study : Bandung Municipality, IndonesiaGunawan Gunawan, Habib Subagio, Roswidyatmoko DwihatmojoGeospatial Information Agency, Indonesia; gunawan.tanjung@big.go.id, habib.subagio@big.go.idGunawan-Urban Land Use Change Modelling, Case Study-8.docxFeatured Economic Sector and Spatial Economic Pattern in Barlingmascakeb Region:Before and After Formation of Strategic Region 2001-2010Arif Kurnia WicaksanaBadan Pusat Statistik (BPS), Indonesia; ak.wicakep@gmail.comWicaksana-Featured Economic Sector and Spatial Economic Pattern-24.pdf

CONVERGENCE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE REGENCY IN EAST JAVA:SPATIAL ECONOMETRIC APPROACHM. ABD. NASIR, CIPLIS GEMA QORI'AH, YULIA INDRAWATI, ADHITYA WARDHONO, NGKrishnabudiFACULTY OF ECONOMICS, THE UNIVERSITY OF JEMBER, INDONESIA;abdulnasir1705@gmail.com, adhitya71@gmail.comNASIR-CONVERGENCE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE REGENCY IN EASTJAVA-264.pdfWomen and Risk Aversion in Decision Making: Evidence from IndonesiaMohamad Fahmi, Intan Pertiwi SianiparPadjadjaran University, Indonesia; intan.p.sianipar@gmail.comFahmi-Women and Risk Aversion in Decision Making-343.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1D: Political Economy and Governance of Regional Development - Session 1Gianyar Par. 1D Chairperson: Dr. Dewa Gede Wirama, S.E., M.S.B.A., Ak.Does Education Improve Political Participation? Evidence from IndonesiaRasyad ParinduriUniversity of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus, Malaysia; rasyad.parinduri@nottingham.edu.myParinduri-Does Education Improve Political Participation Evidence-53.pdfMediating Information: Media Access and Electoral CompetitionArya Gaduh 1 , T Yudo Wicaksono 21University of Arkansas, United States of America; 2 University of Kentucky, United States of America;agaduh@walton.uark.edu, tywi222@uky.eduGaduh-Mediating Information-181.pdfPolitical Economy Of Social Capital Network Fishermen And Impact Of EthnicDiversity in Sendang Biru Coast, Malang RegencyBhimo Rizky Samudro, Yogi Pasca Pratama, Sutomo SutomoSebelas Maret University, Indonesia; bhimosamudro@yahoo.com, yogipasca@yahoo.com,sutomomr@gmail.comSamudro-Political Economy Of Social Capital Network Fishermen And Impact Of EthnicDiversity-154.pdfTHE EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE ON THEPERFORMANCE OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY OF INDONESIANREGENCIES AND MUNICIPALITIESDina Isnaini, Dominicus Savio Priyarsono, Wiwiek RindayantiBogor Agricultural Univercity, Indonesia; dinaisnaini@gmail.com, priyarsono@yahoo.com,wiwiekrinda@yahoo.comIsnaini-THE EFFECTS OF FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE ON THEPERFORMANCE OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT-295.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1E: Poverty, Inequality, and Inter-Regional Disparities - Session 1Tabanan Par. 1E Chairperson: Putu Agus Ardiana, S.E., M.M., M.Acc&Fin., Ak.REGIONAL FISCAL CAPACITY, SOCIAL GRANTS AND POVERTY REDUCTION INUNDERDEVELOPED REGIONS IN INDONESIAYeti Lis Purnamadewi, Ria Brilian KusumastutiBogor Agricultural University (IPB), Indonesia; yetilispurnama@yahoo.comPurnamadewi-REGIONAL FISCAL CAPACITY, SOCIAL GRANTS AND POVERTY

REDUCTION-42.pdfMeasuring the Level of Regional Economic Efficiency: the Case of Provinces inIndonesiaIvantia Savitri Mokoginta, Miryam Lilian WijayaParahyangan Catholic University, Indonesia; ivantia@unpar.ac.id, miryam_wijaya@yahoo.co.idMokoginta-Measuring the Level of Regional Economic Efficiency-67.pdfIncome Inequality Dynamics in Decentralizing IndonesiaIsfandiarni Soenarto Rosidin 1,2 , Hengky Kurniawan 1,2 , Henri L. F. de Groot 1 , Peter Mulder 11Vrije Universiteit; 2 LPEM-Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Indonesia; iin300@vu.nlRosidin-Income Inequality Dynamics in Decentralizing Indonesia-194.pdfAnalysis of Regional Disparities and Economic Convergence between Regions inIndonesia on Autonomy and Fiscal Decentralization And Its Impact on Employmentand Poverty AlleviationWiwiek Rindayati, Bramastyo Agung WibowoBogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; wiwiekrinda@yahoo.com, bramyeah@yahoo.comRindayati-Analysis of Regional Disparities and Economic Convergence betweenRegions-55.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1F: Green Tourism and Environmental Issues - Session 1Amlapura Par. 1F Chairperson: I Gusti Ayu Dewi Adnyani, S.E., M.Si.WATER FOOTPRINT SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT IN BLIMBING SUB-DISTRICT,MALANG CITYDian Septa Rianti, Rulli Pratiwi SetiawanInstitut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Indonesia; dianseptarianti@gmail.com, rullips@yahoo.comRianti-WATER FOOTPRINT SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT IN BLIMBING SUB-DISTRICT, MALANG CITY-180.pdfScenarios for Climate Change Mitigation for Cities in Central Java, IndonesiaEvi Gravitiani, Suryanto Suryanto, Rosalina WidiyantiSebelas Maret University, Indonesia; e_gravity2000@yahoo.comNATURAL DISASTER MITIGATION STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE INDONESIA DISASTERRESPONSE: AN INDONESIA’S ECONOMICS OF NATURAL DISASTER ANALYSISAndiga Kusuma Nur Ichsan, Yessi RahmawatiAirlangga University, Indonesia; andiga.kni@gmail.com, yesshe.rahma@gmail.comIchsan-NATURAL DISASTER MITIGATION STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE INDONESIADISASTER RESPONSE-307.docxTHE PROCESS OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AT STAR RATED HOTEL IN BALIJaya PramonoUniversitas Dhyana Pura, Indonesia; jayapramono@gmail.comPramono-THE PROCESS OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AT STAR RATEDHOTEL-215.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 1G: Business Strategy in Tourism Development - Session 1Bangli Par. 1G Chairperson: Dr. Ni Ketut Rasmini, S.E., M.Si., Ak.Indonesian Tourism Competitiveness Index In Order To Increase Community-Based

TourismDian Verawati Panjaitan, Tanti Novianti, Sri Retno Wahyu NugraheniBogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; tantinovianti@yahoo.comPanjaitan-Indonesian Tourism Competitiveness Index In Order-99.pdfThe Impact of Creative Industries in Modern Economic Development in IndonesiaIrlan Adiyatma Rum, Teguh Santoso, Nur Afni PanjaitanFaculty of Economics, Padjadjaran University, Indonesia; irlan.adiyatmarum@fe.unpad.ac.idRum-The Impact of Creative Industries in Modern Economic Development in Indonesia-192.docxRevitalization Strategy of Sangeh Tourism Destination and Empowerment ofCommunitiesI Wayan Edi ArsawanState Polytechnic of Bali, Indonesia; wayanediarsawan@pnb.ac.idArsawan-Revitalization Strategy of Sangeh Tourism Destination and Empowerment ofCommunities-341.pdfAnalysis on Indonesia's Strategy in Attracting International TourismMahpud SujaiFiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance Indonesia, Indonesia; msujai@gmail.comSujai-Analysis on Indonesias Strategy in Attracting International Tourism-29.docx3:30pm - 5:30pm Special Session 2I : Indonesian Family Life Survey - Session 2Negara Spe. 2I Chairperson: Edi PurwantoIFLS: What is and How to Acces It?Firman WitoelarSurveyMeter, Indonesia; fwitoelar@gmail.comImpact of an Emerging Private Sector For Health Care Provision on Quality of Care?Evidance Using Vignettes for Pre-Natal and Child Curative Care in IndonesiaElan SatriawanGajah Mada University, Indonesia; elansatriawan@gmail.comRural Households’ Characteristics of Consumption Vulnerability Due to NaturalDisasters: The Case of Floods and Earthquakes in IndonesiaDewa WisanaUniversity of Indonesia, Indonesia; dewa.wisnawa@gmail.comHealth of Elderly Indonesians: Socio-economic and Intergenerational CorrelationsFirman WitoelarSurveyMeter, Indonesia; fwitoelar@gmail.com3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 2A: Regional/International Trade, Finance and Inflation - Session 2Kintamani Par. 2A Chairperson: Ni Putu Sri Harta Mimba, S.E., M.Si., Ph.D., Ak.Indonesia Maritime Sector: Impact of Productivity Increasing on the IndonesiaEconomyWidyastutik WidyastutikBogor Agricultural Universty, Indonesia; widyastutik_ipb@yahoo.comWidyastutik-Indonesia Maritime Sector-121.docx

Labor Force Shock, Financial Institutions Development, and the Current AccountDynamics of ASEAN + 6 CountriesNi Putu Wiwin SetyariUniversitas Udayana, Indonesia; wi2nset@yahoo.co.idSetyari-Labor Force Shock, Financial Institutions Development, and the Current AccountDynamics-73.docxForecasting World Oil Price and its VolatilityNury Effendi, Anhar Fauzan Priyono, Eksa PamungkasPadjadjaran University, Indonesia; nury.effendi@fe.unpad.ac.idEffendi-Forecasting World Oil Price and its Volatility-145.pdfConstructing Indonesia Financial Stability IndexAnhar Fauzan Priyono, Arief BustamanPadjadjaran University, Indonesia; arief.bustaman@fe.unpad.ac.idPriyono-Constructing Indonesia Financial Stability Index-175.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 2B: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Mangupura Par. 2BSession 2Chairperson: Ni Made Wulandari Kusumadewi, S.E., M.Sc., B.A..Analysis of Irrigation Performance on Gross Irrigated Agriculture Output (GIAO)Indicators in Bandung Regency Period 2008-2012 Using Data Envelopment Analysis(DEA) and Regression MethodWahyudin Wahyudin 1 , Bagdja Muljarijadi 2 , Wawan Hermawan 21Departmant of Physics, The Regional Development Planing Agency (Bappeda) of Bandung Regency,Indonesia; 2 Faculty of economics and busines, The University of Padjadjaran, Indonesia;wahyuchp@gmail.com, wawan.hermawan@fe.unpad.ac.idWahyudin-Analysis of Irrigation Performance on Gross Irrigated Agriculture Output-46.pdfProductivity, wage and employment in Indonesia’s manufacturing sectorZulfan TadjoeddinUniversity of Western Sydney, Australia; z.tadjoeddin@uws.edu.auTadjoeddin-Productivity, wage and employment in Indonesia’s manufacturing sector-83.pdfHow geographical distance and risk preferences determining access to IslamicMicrofinance Institutions ?Davy HendriIAIN Imam Bonjol Padang, Indonesia; davyhendri74@gmail.comHendri-How geographical distance and risk preferences determining access-85.pdfDoes Fiscal Decentralization Enhance Regional Inequality Reduction and EconomicGrowth in Indonesia.Abd Hamid PadduHasanuddin University, Indonesia; hamidpaddu@yahoo.comPaddu-Does Fiscal Decentralization Enhance Regional Inequality Reduction andEconomic Growth-224.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pmSingaraja Par. 2CPar. 2C: Part 1: Urban, Agriculture and Rural Development // Part 2: Public Policy,Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development - Session 2

Chairperson: Dr. Putu Yudi Setiawan, S.T., M.M.Reducing disparity through a regions-focused development: A modeling approach ofassessing the Indonesian MP3EIArief Anshory Yusuf 1 , J. Mark Horridge 2 , Edimon Ginting 3 , Priasto Aji 31Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; 2 Center of Policy Studies (CoPS), Victoria University, Australia;3Asian Development Bank; arief.yusuf@fe.unpad.ac.idYusuf-Reducing disparity through a regions-focused development-140.docxThe Economic Growth Source in East Java Province: Structural DecompositionAnalysisAli Akbar Hakim, Ratya AninditaUniversitas Brawijaya, Indonesia; osairis.ali@gmail.comHakim-The Economic Growth Source in East Java Province-188.pdfDETERMINANTS FOR INCREASING THE URBAN PEOPLE FINANCIAL LITERACY INREGENCY OF JEMBER, INDONESIACiplis Gema Qori'ah, Yulia Indrawati, M. Abd. Nasir, Adhitya Wardhono, Ng KrishnabudiFaculty of Economics, The University of Jember, Indonesia; ciplis_qoriah@yahoo.com,yulia.unej@gmail.comQori&#39ah-DETERMINANTS FOR INCREASING THE URBAN PEOPLE FINANCIALLITERACY-274.pdfUrban Growth in Java Island: Spatial Dynamic Land Use Change ApproachYayan SatyaktiUniversitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; satyakti@gmail.com3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 2D: Political Economy and Governance of Regional Development - Session 2Gianyar Par. 2D Chairperson: Dr. Dewa Gede Wirama, S.E., M.S.B.A., Ak.Income and Education as Determinants of Anti-Corruption Attitudes: Evidence fromIndonesiaAnita Kesia Zonebia, Arief Anshory Yusuf, Heriyaldi HeriyaldiUniversitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; arief.yusuf@fe.unpad.ac.idZonebia-Income and Education as Determinants of Anti-Corruption Attitudes-3.pdfDoes Local Government Head Coalitions in Local Parliament Matter for EconomicPerformance?Windhiarso Ponco Adi PutrantoUniversitas Indonesia, Indonesia; windhiarso.ponco@ui.ac.idPutranto-Does Local Government Head Coalitions in Local Parliament Matter-51.pdfEffects of Decentralized Health Care Financing on Maternal Care in IndonesiaRobert Sparrow 1 , Renate Hartwig 2 , Sri Budiyati 3 , Athia Yumna 3 , Nila Warda 3 , Asep Suryahadi 3 ,Arjun S. Bedi 41Australian National University, Australia; 2 University of Namur; 3 SMERU; 4 Erasmus UniversityRotterdam; robert.sparrow@anu.edu.auSparrow-Effects of Decentralized Health Care Financing on Maternal Care-63.pdfThe Role of Forum for Economic Development and Employment Promotion (FEDEP)Towards Local Economic Development in Semarang CityHelmia Adita FitraDiponegoro University, Indonesia; helmiafitra@yahoo.co.idFitra-The Role of Forum for Economic Development and Employment Promotion-

100.docx3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 2E: Poverty, Inequality, and Inter-Regional Disparities - Session 2Tabanan Par. 2E Chairperson: Putu Agus Ardiana, S.E., M.M., M.Acc&Fin., Ak.Determinants of Regional Disparity In Tourism Destination, Evidence From Bali,IndonesiaPUTRIANA NURMAN 1 , AGNI ALAM AWIRYA 21Bank Indonesia, Bali, Indonesia; 2 Bank Indonesia, Sibolga, Indonesia; nurmanputriana@gmail.comNURMAN-Determinants of Regional Disparity In Tourism Destination, Evidence-122.docxInterprovincial Differeces in the endowment and utilization in labour force byeducational attainment, 2002-2010Mitsuhiko KATAOKAChiba Keizai University, Japan; m-kataoka@cku.ac.jpDoes Food Price Impact on Poverty?Retno Andrini 1 , Bambang Indra Ismaya 21Bank Indonesia, Indonesia; 2 Bank Indonesia Makassar, Indonesia; andrini.retno@gmail.comAndrini-Does Food Price Impact on Poverty-293.docPalm oil and poverty in IndonesiaRyan Barclay EdwardsAustralian National University, Australia; ryan.edwards@anu.edu.auEdwards-Palm oil and poverty in Indonesia-38.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pmAmlapura Par. 2FPar. 2F: Part 1: Poverty, Inequality, and Inter-Regional Disparities // Part 2: CorporateSocial Responsibility in Development - Session 2Chairperson: I Gusti Ayu Dewi Adnyani, S.E., M.Si.Education and Expenditure Inequality in the Philippines: Decomposition AnalysesTakahiro Akita 1 , Mitsuhiro Hayashi 2 , Mitsuhiko Kataoka 3 , Jean Rodrigo Centeno 41Rikkyo University, Japan; 2 Chuo University, Japan; 3 Chiba Keizai University, Japan; 4 National Economicand Development Authority (NEDA), the Philippines; mhayashi@tamacc.chuo-u.ac.jpAkita-Education and Expenditure Inequality in the Philippines-165.docASEAN Economic Integration and Its Impact on Skill InequalitiesTri Mulyaningsih, Muhammad PurnamaUniversity of Sebelas Maret, Indonesia; trimulyaningsih.uns@gmail.comMulyaningsih-ASEAN Economic Integration and Its Impact on Skill Inequalities-41.pdfDeterminants of Poverty in Gunungkidul 2012Arik Mar'atis Suhartini, Krismanti Tri WahyuniCentral Bureau of Statistics, Indonesia; atik@stis.ac.id, krismanti@stis.ac.idSuhartini-Determinants of Poverty in Gunungkidul 2012-272.pdfCorporate Social Responsibility and Tax Compliance: Case in PT. Astra InternationalTbk and SubsidiariesMuhammad Rifky SantosoKementerian Keuangan, Indonesia; m.rifky.santoso@gmail.comSantoso-Corporate Social Responsibility and Tax Compliance-114.docx

3:30pm - 5:30pmBangli Par. 2GPar. 2G: Part 1: Business Strategy in Tourism Development // Part 2: DestinationManagement and Marketing - Session 2Chairperson: Dr. Ni Ketut Rasmini, S.E., M.Si., Ak.The Effects of Exchange Rate, Political Stability and Regional Openness on IndonesiaInbound Tourism: A Panel Regression ApproachRiznaldi AkbarUniversity of Western Australia, Australia; riznaldi.akbar@research.uwa.edu.auThe Impact of the 2015 Free Visa Policy on Tourism Development in IndonesiaAnda Nugroho, Rita Helbra Tenrini, Hidayat AmirFiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; anda.nugroho@depkeu.go.idNugroho-The Impact of the 2015 Free Visa Policy on Tourism Development-220.docxPOTENTIAL ASSESSMENT OF URBAN HERITAGE FOR CITY MARKETING CASESTUDY: KOTA LAMA SURABAYANindya Rosita Dewi, Endang Titi Sunarti Darjosanjoto, Murni RachmawatiInstitut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember Surabaya, Indonesia; nindyarositadewi@gmail.comDewi-POTENTIAL ASSESSMENT OF URBAN HERITAGE FOR CITY MARKETINGCASE STUDY-265.pdfSafe Tourist Destination for Sustainable Tourism IndustryDavy HendriIAIN Imam Bonjol Padang, Indonesia; davyhendri74@gmail.comHendri-Safe Tourist Destination for Sustainable Tourism Industry-87.pdf

Date: Tuesday, 04/Aug/20158:00am - 10:00am Special Session 3I : Implementation of Village Law - Session 3Negara Spe. 3I Chairperson: Tanty N. DjafarVillage Law: Opportunities and Challenges of Rural renewalArie SudjitoInstitute for Research and Empowerment (IRE); ariegerak@gmail.comEvaluation of Collective Local Regulation in the Enactment Era No. 28 Year 2009Boedi RhezaRegional Autonomy Implementation Monitoring Committee (KPPOD); boedi@kppod.orgLocal Resource in IndonesiaTriyono BasukiArticle 33 Indonesia; triyono1509@gmailThe Accountability of Village GovernmentEka Candra; Berli MartawardayaCenter for Social Analysis (AKATIGA); eka.ebo.chandra@gmail8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3A: Regional/International Trade, Finance and Inflation - Session 3Kintamani Par. 3A Chairperson: Dr. Made Gede Wirakusuma, S.E., M.SiThe Impact of Money Supply and Interest Rate Policy on Regional InflationChandra Utama, Miryam B. L. Wijaya, Charvin KusumaParahyangan Catholic University, Indonesia; chandradst@yahoo.com, mlwijaya@unpar.ac.id,charvin.kusuma@gmail.comUtama-The Impact of Money Supply and Interest Rate Policy-252.pdfESTIMATED NEW KEYNESIAN PHILLIPS CURVES (NKPC) MODEL IN DYNAMICINFLATION BASED ON PERSPECTIVE PANEL DATA IN ASEANAdhitya Wardhono, M. Abd. Nasir, Ciplis Gema Qori'ah, Yulia Indrawati, NG KrishnabudiFaculty of Economics, The University of Jember, Indonesia; adhitya71@gmail.com,abdulnasir1705@gmail.comWardhono-ESTIMATED NEW KEYNESIAN PHILLIPS CURVES-275.pdfExchange Rate Volatility Determinant in Indonesia and MalaysiaMohammad Ahlis DjirimuFaculty of Economics Tadulako University, Indonesia; ahlis.djirimu66@gmail.comDjirimu-Exchange Rate Volatility Determinant in Indonesia and Malaysia-291.pdfStrategic Positioning in the Multi-product and Multi-regional marketTri WidodoFaculty of Economics , Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia; kociwid@yahoo.comWidodo-Strategic Positioning in the Multi-product and Multi-regional market-90.pdf8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3B: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Mangupura Par. 3BSession 3Chairperson: Dr. Putu Saroyini Piartrini, S.E., M.M., Ak.Outcome Based Evaluation for National Medium Term Plan on Spatial PlanningMia Amalia, Chrisantum Paramesti, Gina Puspitasari Rochman, Riani Nurjanah, Elmy YasintaCiptadi, Aswicaksana -The Ministry of National Development Planning, Indonesia; m14.amalia@gmail.com,

chrisantum.ap@gmail.com, ginapuspitasaripl23@gmail.com, nurjanahriani@gmail.com,elmyyc@gmail.com, om.wicax@gmail.comAmalia-Outcome Based Evaluation for National Medium Term Plan-103.pdfTrust and Leadership in a Community-Based Recycling Activity: A Field ExperimentAlin HalimatussadiahDepartment of Economics, University of Indonesia; alin.halimah@gmail.comHalimatussadiah-Trust and Leadership in a Community-Based Recycling Activity-106.pdfPreference of Household for Eco-Waste Management: A Choice Modeling ApproachSiti Fatimah 1 , Alin Halimatussadiah 21Magister of Planning and Public Policy, University of Indonesia; 2 Department of Economics, Universityof Indonesia; alin.halimah@gmail.comFatimah-Preference of Household for Eco-Waste Management-107.pdfSeaport status, access, and regional development in IndonesiaMuhammad Halley Yudhistira 1 , Yusuf Sofiandi Simbolon 1 , Shaqina Nuruly 21Institute for Economic and Social Research (LPEM), Faculty of Economics and Business, University ofIndonesia, Indonesia; 2 Indonesia National Port Authority; mhyudhistira@lpem-feui.orgIndonesian Mining Sector and Deforestation: A Regulatory AnalysisVid Adrison, Muhammad Shauqie Azar, Cita WigjoseptinaFaculty of Economics and Business University of Indonesia, Indonesia; auqie@yahoo.comAdrison-Indonesian Mining Sector and Deforestation-283.pdf8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3C: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Singaraja Par. 3CSession 3Chairperson: I Made Surya Negara Sudirman, S.E., M.M., Ak.Reframing the Context of Localities to Promote Spatial Linkages in Regional Cluster:The Case of Batik Cluster Development in Solo Raya Region, IndonesiaPrihadi NugrohoDiponegoro University, Indonesia; prihadi.nugroho@undip.ac.idNugroho-Reframing the Context of Localities to Promote Spatial Linkages-71.pdfThe Hysteresis versus Persistence Hypotheses on Regional Unemployment Rates inIndonesia, 1990-2012Syamsul Hidayat PasaribuBogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; sh_pasaribu@ipb.ac.idPasaribu-The Hysteresis versus Persistence Hypotheses on Regional UnemploymentRates-169.pdfPublic Capital Stock and Interprovincial Distribution in IndonesiaKazutoshi Nakamura 1 , Mitsuhiko Kataoka 21University of Nagasaki, Japan; 2 Chiba Keizai University; nakamura@sun.ac.jpNakamura-Public Capital Stock and Interprovincial Distribution-124.pdfEvaluating Mining Companies’ Contribution to Local Economies: the Case of PTFreeport Indonesia and PT Newmont Nusa TenggaraHidayat Amir 1 , Sofia Mahardianingtyas 21Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF), Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; 2 Finance and Development SupervisoryAgency (BPKP), Indonesia; hamir@fiskal.depkeu.gov.id

Migration, Worship of Ethnicity and Special Autonomy Law; A case Study of WestPapuan in Kaprus Distric, Teluk Wondama Regency, IndonesiaMarlon Arthur HuwaeUniversity of Papua, Indonesia; MarlonArthurHuwae@outlook.comHuwae-Migration, Worship of Ethnicity and Special Autonomy Law A case Study of WestPapuan-337.docx8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3D: Urban, Agriculture and Rural Development - Session 3Gianyar Par. 3D Chairperson: Dr. Made Surya Putra, S.E., M.Si.Growth Deceleration in Domestic Rice Production: An Economic Consequence ofLiberalization of Rice Import in IndonesiaMasarina FlukeriaBadan Pusat Statistik (BPS), Indonesia; masarina.flukeria@gmail.comFlukeria-Growth Deceleration in Domestic Rice Production-23.pdfMigrant Community Participatory Patterns for Agricultural DevelopmentDidit Purnomo 1 , Maulidyah Indira Hasmarini 21Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Jateng, Indonesia; 2 Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta,Jateng, Indonesia; dp274@ums.ac.idStrengthening empowerment of rural communitiesMaulidyah Indira Hasmarini 1 , Didit Purnomo 21Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Jateng, Indonesia; 2 Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta,Jateng, Indonesia; Maulidyah.Hasmarini@ums.ac.idPartnership Management Between University-Government-Company On CommunityEmpowerment In Garut DistrictOkke Rosmala Dewi, Rubi Robana, Lilis Irmawatie, Ida AdvianyUniversitas Islam Nusantara, Bandung, Indonesia; okkerosmala@yahoo.co.idImproving small farmer participation in supermarket channels: perceptions ofsupermarket buyersSahara Sahara 1,21Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; 2 Deputy Director of International Center for Applied Financeand Economics; sahara_ipb@yahoo.comSahara-Improving small farmer participation in supermarket channels-219.docx8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3E: Poverty, Inequality, and Inter-Regional Disparities - Session 3Tabanan Par. 3E Chairperson: Dr. I Putu Sudana, S.E., M.S.Acc., Ak.Does Reducing Fuel Subsidy Increase Inequality? The Case of 2014 Indonesia FuelPricing ReformIqbal Dawam Wibisono, Arief Anshory YusufCenter for Economics and Development Studies (CEDS), Indonesia; iqbal.wibisono@fe.unpad.ac.idWibisono-Does Reducing Fuel Subsidy Increase Inequality The Case-178.pdfSubjective Happiness on Indonesia's Senior CitizenRidho Al-Izzati, Muhammad Erfan SupradhonoUniversitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; ridhoalizzati@gmail.com, erfansupradhono@gmail.comAl-Izzati-Subjective Happiness on Indonesias Senior Citizen-287.pdfDeveloping Oil Palm in Swampland Area to Improve Income Inequality andInterregional Disparity

Luthfi Fatah, Tuti HeiriyaniLambung Mangkurat University, Indonesia; luthfi.fatah@gmail.comFatah-Developing Oil Palm in Swampland Area to Improve Income Inequality andInterregional Disparity-197.docxStudy of Housewife’s Preference for Micro Financial Institution and Income Dynamicsin Jember Regency, IndonesiaLucik -, Adhitya Wardhono, Lilis Yuliati, Mochammad Ridwan GupronFaculty of Economy – University of Jember, Indonesia; lucik.soka@gmail.com, lilis_yuliati@yahoo.co.id,mochammad.ridwan10@gmail.com--Study of Housewife’s Preference for Micro Financial Institution and Income Dynamics-260.pdf8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3F: Housing, Education, Transportaion and Other Regional Infrastructures Issues -Amlapura Par. 3FSession 3Chairperson: Dr. Luh Gede Sri Artini, S.E., M.Si.HOUSING SHORTAGE: SOME CURRENT ISSUES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIESTaufan Kurnianto, Nova Mardianti, Riza Azmi, Agung PurwantoMinistry of Finance; taufanpk@gmail.com, nova2312@gmail.comKurnianto-HOUSING SHORTAGE-20.docxTO HOST OR NOT TO HOST: A COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF THE FIFA WORLD CUPIN INDONESIASilvy Puspita Oktavianty, Hilda Masniarita PohanDepartment of Economics and Development Studies - Parahyangan Catholic University;mpohan@unpar.ac.idOktavianty-TO HOST OR NOT TO HOST-35.docxThe Knowledge Sector in Indonesia and USAIDs Plans for EngagementJenna JadinUSAID IndonesiaDoes Sheepskin Effect Matter? Study Case on Return to Education in IndonesiaNenny Hendajany HendajanySangga Buana University, Indonesia; nennyhendajany@yahoo.comHendajany-Does Sheepskin Effect Matter Study Case on Return-229.pdfDoes Commuting Affect Social Cohesion?Chotib HasanFaculty of Economics and Business, University of Indonesia, Indonesia; chotib@hotmail.com8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3G: Destination Management and Marketing - Session 3Bangli Par. 3G Chairperson: Drs. I Gde Ketut Warmika, M.M.Destination Image of Bali Indonesia in the Perspective of Senior Foreign TouristsI Gusti Bagus Rai Utama 1 , Komalawati - 21Management Program, Universitas Dhyana Pura, Indonesia; 2 Marketing Program, Universitas DhyanaPura, Indonesia; raiutama@undhirabali.ac.id, komalawati_bali@yahoo.co.idRai Utama-Destination Image of Bali Indonesia in the Perspective of Senior ForeignTourists-185.docxUrban Asset Management on Tourism Destination to Support Sustainable

Development in SurabayaEko Budi Santoso, Belinda Ulfa Aulia, Rini Ratna WidyaSepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology, Indonesia; santosoeb@gmail.comExamining the online destination image of rural areas in BaliMade Sandhi Yuliarsa, Putu Sucita YanthyUniversitas Udayana, Indonesia; sandhi.yuliarsa@gmail.comYuliarsa-Examining the online destination image of rural areas-325.docxThe Role of Bali Tourism Destination Image as Moderating Effect Perception ofFairness on Post Service Recovery Satisfaction of Domestic Tourist Visiting BaliI Nyoman Sudiarta 1 , Ni Wayan Sri Suprapti 2 , I Putu Gde Sukaatmadja 21Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, Indonesia; 2 Faculty of Economics and Business, UdayanaUniversity, Indonesia; sudiarta.nyoman@yahoo.co.idTHE ANALYSIS OF TOURISTS’ MOTIVATION TO VISIT KUBURAN WANGI TRUNYANMADE WAHYU ADHIPUTRAMAHENDRADATTA UNIVERSITY, Indonesia; madewahyuadhiputra@gmail.comADHIPUTRA-THE ANALYSIS OF TOURISTS’ MOTIVATION TO VISIT KUBURANWANGI TRUNYAN-340.docx8:00am - 10:00am Par. 3H: Others - Session 3Legian Par. 3H Chairperson: Sayu Ketut Sutrisna Dewi, S.E., M.M., Ak.ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR (OCB) AND EMPLOYEES’PERFORMANCE, Case Study: Public Financial InstitutionAGNI ALAM AWIRYA 1 , RAHAJENG AYUNINGTYAS MANGGIASIH 21Bank Indonesia Sibolga, Indonesia; 2 Otoritas Jasa Keuangan; agniiesp98@gmail.comAWIRYA-ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR-48.docTHE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL PALM OIL PRICE DECREASING ON INDONESIAECONOMIC GROWTHCornelius TjahjaprijadiFiscal Policy Office, Indonesia; prijadi_04@yahoo.comTjahjaprijadi-THE IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL PALM OIL PRICE DECREASING-69.docxIndustrial Agglomeration and Price-Cost Margin of the Indonesian ManufacturingIndustryMaman Setiawan, Muhamad Purnagunawan, Tiara Pramudyawati PermatahariUniversity of Padjadjaran, Indonesia; maman.setiawan@fe.unpad.ac.idSetiawan-Industrial Agglomeration and Price-Cost Margin of the IndonesianManufacturing Industry-92.docxHow Important Is Creative Industry to Indonesian Economy? Preliminary findings fromExtended National Input-Output Table for Creative IndustryViktor Pirmana 1 , Nirwan Maulana 1 , Nur Afni Panjaitan 21Centre for Economics and Development Studies, UNPAD, Indonesia; 2 Presisi Indonesia, Indonesia;viktor.pirmana@fe.unpad.ac.id, nirwanmaulanaa@gmail.com, npanjaitan@presisi-indonesia.comPirmana-How Important Is Creative Industry to Indonesian Economy Preliminary findings-147.pdfThe Development of Fiscal Social Accounting Matrix for Indonesia

Hidayat Amir 1 , Ferry Irawan 1 , Djoni Hartono 2 , Anda Nugroho 11Fiscal Policy Agency (BKF), Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; 2 Faculty of Economics and Business,University of Indonesia, Indonesia; hamir@fiskal.depkeu.go.idAmir-The Development of Fiscal Social Accounting Matrix-247.docx1:00pm - 3:00pm Special Session 4I : Knowledge Sector Indonesia - Session 4Chairperson: KSINegara Spe. 4ISAINS 45, An Indonesian Science Agenda toward a Century of IndependenceJamaluddin JompaHasanuddin University, Indonesia; j.jompa@unhas.ac.idSAINS 45, An Indonesian Science Agenda toward a Century of IndependenceTeguh DartantoSAINS 45, An Indonesian Science Agenda toward a Century of IndependenceRoby MuhamadUniversity of Indonesia, Indonesia; robymuhamad@gmail.comSAINS 45, An Indonesian Science Agenda toward a Century of IndependencSudirman NasirHasanuddin University, Indonesia; sudirmannasir@gmail.comSAINS 45, An Indonesian Science Agenda toward a Century of IndependenceHasnawati Saleh1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 4A: Regional/International Trade, Finance and Inflation - Session 4Kintamani Par. 4A Chairperson: Dr. Made Gede Wirakusuma, S.E., M.Si.REGIONAL BANK EFFICIENCY AND STOCK PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM BANKBJBLina Risnaeni 1 , Erie Febrian 2 , Mokhammad Anwar 21Bank BJB; 2 Faculty of Economics & Business Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia;erie_febrian@fe.unpad.ac.id, mokhamad.anwar@fe.unpad.ac.idImpact of FDI on Regional Production Integration in Manufacturing Industries betweenIndonesia and ChinaVidita Vergia VerenaUniversitas Indonesia, Indonesia; viditavergia@gmail.comVerena-Impact of FDI on Regional Production Integration in Manufacturing Industriesbetween Indonesia and.pdfAssessing the 'Downstreaming' PolicyArianto Arif PatunruAustralian National University, Australia; Arianto.Patunru@anu.edu.auPatunru-Assessing the Downstreaming Policy-82.pdfTRADE LIBERALIZATION AND INEQUALITY IN INDONESIAAmalia Adininggar Widyasanti 1 , Roy Suerlianto 21Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas, Indonesia; 2 Statistics Agency of Indonesia;winny@bappenas.go.idWidyasanti-TRADE LIBERALIZATION AND INEQUALITY IN INDONESIA-210.pdf

1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 4B: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Mangupura Par. 4BSession 4Chairperson: Dr. Putu Saroyini Piartrini, S.E., M.M., Ak.The Impact IDU’S Socioeconomic Status On Potential HIV Infected In BandungAchmad Kautsar, Adiatma Siregar, Bony Wiem LestariUniversitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; achmad.kautsar@fe.unpad.ac.idKautsar-The Impact IDU’S Socioeconomic Status On Potential HIV Infected-118.pdfAVAILABILITY PAYMENT FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PROJECT: THEAPPLICATION AND CASE STUDY IN INDONESIAHadi Setiawan 1 , Lukman Z. H. Harahap 21Fiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; 2 Directorate General of Financing and RiskManagement, Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; hsetiawan@fiskal.depkeu.go.idSetiawan-AVAILABILITY PAYMENT FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPPROJECT-120.pdfThe Causes of Underemployment at South Sumatra’s Cities and Policies to Overcomewith itNurlina Tarmizi, Kiagus Muhammad Sobri, Liliana Liliana, Muhamad FarhanFE Unsri, Indonesia; nurlinat@yahoo.com, lilia_0303@yahoo.com, lilia_0303@yahoo.comTarmizi-The Causes of Underemployment at South Sumatra’s Cities and Policies-150.docxThe Geographical Distribution Pattern of Indonesia Manufacturing GoodsSamuel Nursamsu, Anissa RahmawatiPresisi Indonesia, Indonesia; snursamsu@presisi-indonesia.comNursamsu-The Geographical Distribution Pattern of Indonesia Manufacturing Goods-50.docx1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 4C: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Singaraja Par. 4CSession 4Chairperson: I Made Surya Negara Sudirman, S.E., M.M., Ak.STUDY OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC ARRANGEMENT OF HOUSEHOLD SCALEHATCHERY BUSINESS IN THE REGENCY OF SITUBONDO, INDONESIADesy Febrianti 1,2 , Adhitya Wardhono 2 , Mohammad Adenan 2 , Siti Komariah 2 , Lailatul Maghfiroh 21Food Security Agency, Regency of Situbondo, Indonesia; 2 Faculty of Economics, The University ofJember, Indonesia; febrianti_desy@yahoo.com, Mohadenan@yahoo.co.id, maghfirohlail03@gmail.comFebrianti-STUDY OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC ARRANGEMENT OF HOUSEHOLDSCALE HATCHERY BUSINESS-248.pdfChanges in Institutional Arrangement and Dynamics of Housewife Workers in InformalSector Related to Microfinance Institution Access on Tanjung Main Market in JemberRegency, IndonesiaHADI NA'IM 1,2 , AHMAD ZAINURI 1 , ADHITYA WARDHONO 1 , LAILATUL MAGHFIROH 1 , SITIKOMARIAH 11FACULTY OF ECONOMICS, THE UNIVERSITY OF JEMBER; 2 ISLAMIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 2JEMBER; hadi77.gresik@gmail.com, maghfirohlail03@gmail.com, kokom.feuj@gmail.comNA&#39IM-Changes in Institutional Arrangement and Dynamics-257.pdfAnalysis of Willingness to Pay of Smog Risk Mitigation in District of Pontianak andPontianak CityRestiatun Massarditanjungpura university, Indonesia; hariestya@yahoo.com

Massardi-Analysis of Willingness to Pay of Smog Risk Mitigation-270.pdfThe Increasing of Employment Opportunities Throught Fiscal Decentralization andInfrastructure DevelopmentWiwiek Rindayati, Alla Asmara, Dian Verawati PanjaitanBogor Agricultural University; wiwiekrinda@yahoo.comRindayati-The Increasing of Employment Opportunities Throught Fiscal Decentralizationand Infrastructure.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 4D: Urban, Agriculture and Rural Development - Session 4Gianyar Par. 4D Chairperson: Dr. Made Surya Putra, S.E., M.Si.An Impact Analysis of Fertilizer Subsidy Policy on Paddy Farmer Welfare and Self-Sufficient in IndonesiaIwan HermawanGeneral Secretary of Indonesian Parliament (Setjen DPR RI), Indonesia; nawih09@gmail.comHermawan-An Impact Analysis of Fertilizer Subsidy Policy on Paddy Farmer Welfare andSelf-Sufficient-153.docxE-money vs Cheap Price Rice; The Impact on Rice Production and IndonesianEconomyRina Oktaviani 1 , Eka Puspitawati 1 , Adrian Lubis 21Bogor Agricultural University, Indonesia; 2 Ministry of Trade; eka.puspitawati@gmail.comOktaviani-E-money vs Cheap Price Rice The Impact on Rice Production and IndonesianEconomy-193.docxCreating Economic Incentives Through Contract Systems to Encourage the Adoptionof Biosecurity on Small-scale Poultry Farms in BaliAnak Agung Sagung Putri Komaladara 1 , Ian Patrick 2 , Nam Hoang 31Udayana University, Indonesia; 2 Institute for Rural Futures, University of New England, Australia;3Business School, University of New England, Australia; pkomaladara@gmail.comKomaladara-Creating Economic Incentives Through Contract Systems-214.docxDepression as The Factor of The Migration: Case on Rural-Urban Migration inIndonesiaAlfi Syahrin, Elvania Primadini, Irma YudistiraIlmu Ekonomi Studi Pembangunan Unpad, Indonesia; alfisyahrinaw@gmail.com, elvaniap@gmail.com,irmayudistira7@gmail.comSyahrin-Depression as The Factor of The Migration-213.docx1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 4E: Poverty, Inequality, and Inter-Regional Disparities - Session 4Tabanan Par. 4E Chairperson: Dr. I Putu Sudana, S.E., M.S.Acc., Ak.Study of Economic Corridor Development toward Poverty Dynamics in the Regency ofBondowoso, IndonesiaYulia Indrawati, Adhitya Wardhono, Ahmad Zainuri, Ciplis Gema Qori'ah, M. Abd. NasirFaculty of Economics, The University of Jember, Indonesia; yulia.unej@gmail.com,zainuri.unej@gmail.comIndrawati-Study of Economic Corridor Development toward Poverty Dynamics-303.pdfTo What Extent Does Out of Pocket Health Spending Affect Poverty in Indonesia?Pipit Pitriyan, Mohamad Fahmi

Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; pipit.pitriyan@fe.unpad.ac.idPitriyan-To What Extent Does Out of Pocket Health Spending Affect Poverty-304.pdfCan Migrants Escape from the Poverty?: Evidences from Four Indonesian CitiesDevanto Shasta PratomoBrawijaya University, Indonesia; dede_gsu02@yahoo.comPratomo-Can Migrants Escape from the Poverty-321.docEducational Expansion and the Role of Education in Expenditure Inequality inIndonesia since the 1997 Financial CrisisTakahiro AkitaRikkyo University, Japan; akita@rikkyo.ac.jpAkita-Educational Expansion and the Role of Education in Expenditure Inequality inIndonesia since the 1997.docx1:00pm - 3:00pmAmlapura Par. 4FPar. 4F: Housing, Educatoin, Transportation and Other Regional infrastructures Issues- Session 4Chairperson: Dr. Luh Gede Sri Artini, S.E., M.Si.Financial Model Of Viability Gap Fund : Case Study On Palembang-Indralaya Toll RoadProjectHadi Setiawan 1 , Eko Nur Surachman 21Fiscal Policy Agency, Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; 2 Directorate General of Financing and RiskManagement, Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; hsetiawan@fiskal.depkeu.go.id,e.nursurachman@gmail.comPRICES ANALYSIS OF TRANS METRO BANDUNG (TMB) UNDER ATP, WTP ANDSOCIETY TRAVEL BEHAVIOR OF BANDUNG CITYAMELIA HAYATI DJATNIKA 1 , Dini Indrawati 2 , Suryaningsih Ahmad Don 31FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS, PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY, Indonesia; 2 FACULTYOF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS, PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY, Indonesia; 3 FACULTY OFECONOMICS AND BUSINESS, PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY, Indonesia;amelia.hayati@fe.unpad.ac.idDJATNIKA-PRICES ANALYSIS OF TRANS METRO BANDUNG-155.docxSuburbanization and Access to Transport Infrastructure in the Jakarta MetropolitanAreaAndhika Putra Pratama 1 , Muhammad Halley Yudhistira 21Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia; 2 Institute for Economic and Social Research (LPEM), FEB UI,Indonesia; mhyudhistira@lpem-feui.orgPratama-Suburbanization and Access to Transport Infrastructure-209.pdfThe Importance of Timing in Education Intervention Program Reforms in Indonesia: Aquasi-experimental approachElan Satriawan 1,2 , Rizal Adi Prima 1 , Wisnu Setiadi Nugroho 21TNP2K, Indonesia; 2 Gajah Mada University; rizal.adiprima@tnp2k.go.idSatriawan-The Importance of Timing in Education Intervention Program Reforms inIndonesia-243.pdf1:00pm - 3:00pmBangli Par. 4GPar. 4G: Part 1: Destination Management and Marketing // Part 2: Consumer Behavior inTourism - Session 4Chairperson: Drs. I Gde Ketut Warmika, M.M.

BRAND PERSONALITY OF MANADO AS TOURISM DESTINATION in INDONESIAAditya PandowoUniversitas Negeri Manado, Indonesia; adityapandowo@yahoo.comPandowo-BRAND PERSONALITY OF MANADO AS TOURISM DESTINATION-294.docECONOMIC VALUATION AMAL BEACH: TRAVEL COST METHOD (TCM) APPLICATIONSulistya Rini PratiwiBorneo Tarakan University, Indonesia; miss.rainy@ymail.comContribution of Service Quality, Price of Service and Brand Equity on CustomerSatisfaction and Retention in Hotel Users in Ambon TownSaul Ronald Jacob Saleky 1 , Wendy Souisa 1 , Wylda Olivia Kowey 1 , Herlina Syarifuddin 21Ambon State Polytechnic, Indonesia; 2 STIE Wira Bakti, Makassar, Indonesia; saulsaleky@gmail.comSaleky-Contribution of Service Quality, Price of Service and Brand Equity-13.pdfINDONESIAN TOURISM TECHNICAL INEFFICIENCY AND FISCAL POLICYYuventus EffendiFiscal Policy Agency, Indonesia; yeffendi@fiskal.depkeu.go.idEffendi-INDONESIAN TOURISM TECHNICAL INEFFICIENCY AND FISCAL POLICY-22.docx1:00pm - 3:00pm Par. 4H: Others - Session 4Legian Par. 4H Chairperson: Sayu Ketut Sutrisna Dewi, S.E., M.M., Ak.Evaluation criteria of Venture Capital Firms Investing on Indonesians' SMEZuliani Dalimunthe, Hanif A. WidyantoUniversity of Indonesia, Indonesia; zulianifeui89@gmail.com, hanif.widyanto@gmail.comDalimunthe-Evaluation criteria of Venture Capital Firms Investing-158.pdfA VAR Analysis of FDI, Economic Condition, Market Size, Infrastructure, Labor Forceand Tax Efforts in IndonesiaBenny Gunawan ArdiansyahMinistry of Finance, IndonesiaDOES LEISURE TIME MAKE YOU HAPPY?Theresia Puji RahayuAtma Jaya Catholic University, Indonesia; theresiarh@gmail.comEnergy Efficiency, Rebound Effect and Environmental Tax Reform in IndonesiaArif Rahman Sobri 1 , Djoni Hartono 21University of Indonesia, Indonesia; 2 University of Indonesia, Indonesia; sobri_ars@yahoo.comSobri-Energy Efficiency, Rebound Effect and Environmental Tax Reform-130.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5A: Regional/International Trade, Finance and Inflation - Session 5Kintamani Par. 5A Chairperson: Dr. Made Gede Wirakusuma, S.E., M.Si.Concentration and Competition: a study on regional markets for individual annuities inJapanHideto AzegamiKyoto Gakuen University, Japan; azegami@kyotogakuen.ac.jpAzegami-Concentration and Competition-346.pdf

Connectivity and Regional Inflation: How Improving Access Will Affect Inflation in theIndonesian RegionsDarius TirtosuhartoBank Indonesia, Indonesia; dtirtosuharto@bi.go.idTirtosuharto-Connectivity and Regional Inflation-95.pdfLabor Market Flexibility, Innovation, and Export Performance in South East Asia (SEA)CountriesI Kadek Dian Sutrisna ArthaLPEM-FEBUI, Indonesia; kadekartha@lpem-feui.orgArtha-Labor Market Flexibility, Innovation, and Export Performance-306.docxThe Impact of Disbursement Challenges of Infrastructure Spending on EconomicGrowth: The Case of IndonesiaMochammad Firman HidayatBappenas, Indonesia; firman.hidayat@bappenas.go.idHidayat-The Impact of Disbursement Challenges of Infrastructure Spending-328.docx3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5B: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -Mangupura Par. 5BSession 5Chairperson: Dr. Putu Saroyini Piartrini, S.E., M.M., Ak.THE MSE ENTREPRENEUR’S PERCEPTION ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OFMSE DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY REDUCTION POLICIES: FINDINGS FROMBOGOR DISTRICT, WEST JAVAALLA ASMARA, YETI LIS PURNAMADEWI, MANUNTUN PARULIAN HUTAGAOLBOGOR AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, Indonesia; alla.asmara@gmail.comASMARA-THE MSE ENTREPRENEUR’S PERCEPTION ANALYSIS OF THEEFFECTIVENESS OF MSE DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY R.docxFISCAL POLICY ON TOURISM SECTOR IN BOGOR DISTRICTAkhmad YasinMinistry of Finance, Indonesia; akhmadyasin08@gmail.comYasin-FISCAL POLICY ON TOURISM SECTOR IN BOGOR DISTRICT-202.docxTHE DETERMINANTS OF HAPPINESS IN INDONESIATheresia Puji Rahayu 1 , Sonny Harry B. Harmadi 21Atma Jaya Catholic University, Indonesia; 2 University of Indonesia, Indonesia; theresiarh@gmail.comRahayu-THE DETERMINANTS OF HAPPINESS IN INDONESIA-227.pdfTax Compliance Improvement Strategy Based on Regional CharacteristicRita Helbra Tenrini, Sidiq Suryo NugrohoFiscal Policy Agency, Indonesia; rhtenrini@fiskal.depkeu.go.idTowards Sustainable Development of Indonesian Extractive IndustrySiwi Nugraheni, Ivabtia S. Mokoginta, Difa D. AsfariUniversitas Katolik Parahyangan, Indonesia; iva.mokoginta@gmail.com, difa_1110013@yahoo.comNugraheni-Towards Sustainable Development of Indonesian Extractive Industry-52.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5C: Public Policy, Regional and Urban Planning, and Regional Development -

Bangli Par. 5CSession 5Chairperson: I Made Surya Negara Sudirman, S.E., M.M., Ak.Tourism and Post-Disaster Economic Recovery (Lesson learned from Yogyakarta andWest Sumatra Earthquakes)Anissa Yuniashaesa 1 , Mangapul L Nababan 1,2 , Ceisy Alifiani Zein 11Ministry of Public Works and Housing, Jakarta, Indonesia; 2 Resilience Development Initiative, BandungIndonesia; anissashesa@gmail.comYuniashaesa-Tourism and Post-Disaster Economic Recovery-271.pdfEFFECTIVENESS OF HOTEL DEVELOPMENT LIMITATION POLICY IN SUPPORTINGSUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN BADUNG REGENCYGusti Kade SutawaUdayana University, Doctoral Program in Tourism; gustikadesutawa@yahoo.comSutawa-EFFECTIVENESS OF HOTEL DEVELOPMENT LIMITATION POLICY-286.pdfThe Behavior Of Small And Micro Entrepreneur In Doing Business: Micro DataAnalysisI Wayan Sukadana, Amrita Nugraheni Saraswaty, I G. W. Murjana YasaUdayana University, Indonesia; wayan.sukadana@gmail.com, ans2786@gmail.com,murjanayasa@yahoo.co.idSukadana-The Behavior Of Small And Micro Entrepreneur In Doing Business-312.docxRegional Wage Rigidity in Indonesia: A Contribution of Developing CountryExperienceDeniey A. PurwantoBogor Agricultural University (Indonesia), Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (Germany);deniey_ap@yahoo.comPurwanto-Regional Wage Rigidity in Indonesia-335.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5D: Urban, Agriculture and Rural Development - Session 5Gianyar Par. 5D Chairperson: Dr. Made Surya Putra, S.E., M.Si.Assessing the Potential Impact of the Rural Act Implementation on IndonesianEconomy: Financial – SAM ApproachNirwan Maulana, Heriyaldi -Center for Economics and Development Studies (CEDS), UNPAD, Indonesia;nirwan.maulanaa@gmail.com, heriyaldi@fe.unpad.ac.idMaulana-Assessing the Potential Impact of the Rural Act Implementation-223.pdfMarket Power and Labor Absorption of Hair Production Creative Industry forImproving Life Standard of Society in Karangbanjar Village, Purbalingga, Central JavaAgus Arifin, Meiske M.N. SihombingFaculty of Economics and Business, University of Diponegoro, Indonesia; arifin_ie@yahoo.co.id,smeiske@yahoo.comArifin-Market Power and Labor Absorption of Hair Production Creative Industry-230.docxPUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNESHIP OF VIRGINIA TOBACCO GROWING IN BALIECONOMYI Made Tamba 1 , I Gusti Agung Ayu Ambarawati 2 , I Made Antara 2 , Wayan Budiasa 21Doctorate Agricultural Study Program, Udayana University, Indonesia; 2 Agribusiness Study Program,Faculty of Agriculture, Udayana University, Indonesia; made.tamba125@gmail.com,annie_ambarawati@unud.ac.idTamba-PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNESHIP OF VIRGINIA TOBACCO GROWING-259.docx

Factors Affecting Food Security Before and After Decentralization in Indonesia in 1961– 2009Nur Afni Panjaitan 2 , Retno Andrini 11Bank Indonesia, Indonesia; 2 Presisi Indonesia, Indonesia; nurafni.panjaitan@yahoo.comPanjaitan-Factors Affecting Food Security Before and After Decentralization-301.doc3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5E: Poverty, Inequality, and Inter-Regional Disparities - Session 5Tabanan Par. 5E Chairperson: Dr. I Putu Sudana, S.E., M.S.Acc., Ak.POPULATION MOBILITY AND POVERTY A Study on the Acceleration of PovertyReduction in Urban Areas (A Case Study in Denpasar City)I Gusti Wayan Murjana Yasa, Luh Gede Meydianawathi, Surya Dewi Rustariyuni, I NyomanNurcayaFEB Unud, Indonesia; murjanayasa@yahoo.co.id, meydianawathi@unud.ac.idMurjana Yasa-POPULATION MOBILITY AND POVERTY A Study on the Acceleration-316.docIDENTIFICATION OF ADVANCE COMODITIES USING INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS:SOUTH KALIMANTAN PROVINCE CASEWasifah Hanim 1 , Ghulam Muhammed Qamri 2 , Tetty Lasniroha 11Widyatama University, Indonesia; 2 Islamia University Of Bahawalpur Pakistan;wasifah.hanim@widyatama.ac.idHanim-IDENTIFICATION OF ADVANCE COMODITIES USING INPUT-OUTPUTANALYSIS-319.docProgressive Personal Income Taxation and Income Inequality in Urban and RuralIndonesiaAwaludin Aji Riadi 1 , Takahiro Akita 21Ministry of Finance, Indonesia; 2 Rikkyo University, Japan; awaludin.ajiriadi@pajak.go.idRiadi-Progressive Personal Income Taxation and Income Inequality-110.docxThe Implications of Poverty Dynamics for Targeting the Poor: Simulations UsingIndonesian DataRika Kumala Dewi, Suryahadi AsepSMERU Research Institute, Indonesia; rikaku.mala@gmail.comDewi-The Implications of Poverty Dynamics for Targeting the Poor-119.docx3:30pm - 5:30pmAmlapura Par. 5FPar. 5F: Part 1: Housing, Education, Transportation and Other Regional InfrastructuresIssues // Part 2: Community Based Tourism - Session 5Chairperson: Dr. Luh Gede Sri Artini, S.E., M.Si.Zoning, Equity Access and Student Performance: Evidence from BandungSirin Zahra, Mohamad FahmiUniversitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia; sirinzahra@gmail.comZahra-Zoning, Equity Access and Student Performance-289.pdfThe Impact Of Access To Electricity On Farm Business Income In Eastern Part OfIndonesiaEko WicaksonoMinistry of Finance, Indonesia; wicaksono.eko@gmail.comWicaksono-The Impact Of Access To Electricity On Farm Business Income-203.pdf

EMPOWERING BALINESE WOMEN WORKING IN CRUISE SHIPSI Made Darma OkaS3 Pariwisata Udayana, Indonesia; darmaokaimade@yaho.comDarma Oka-EMPOWORING BALINESE WOMEN WORKING IN CRUISE SHIPS-279.docSTRATEGY TO MINIMIZE THE LEAKAGE OF BALI TOURISMMade Antara, I Gusti Ayu Oka Suryawardani, Agung Suryawan WiranathaUdayana University, Indonesia; antara_unud@yahoo.com, gungdani@gmail.com, balitruly@yahoo.comAntara-STRATEGY TO MINIMIZE THE LEAKAGE OF BALI TOURISM-324.docANEMIA KNOWLEDGE AMONG YOUTH IN IDONESIA AND SOCIODEMOGRAPHICCHARACTERISTICS: ANALYSIS OF INDONESIA YOUTH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHSURVEY ( IYRHS ) 2012Ni Komang Yuni Rahyani 1 , Juanita Mrs 2 , Krispinus Duma 3 , Donal Mr 41Polytechnique of Health Midwifery Department, Indonesia; 2 Faculty of Public Helath, UniversitasSumatera Utara, Indonesia; 3 Lambung Mangkurat University, Kalimantan Barat, Indonesia; 4 DoctorateProgram of Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta Indonesia;yunirahyani@yahoo.co.idRahyani-ANEMIA KNOWLEDGE AMONG YOUTH IN IDONESIA ANDSOCIODEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS-137.docx3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5G: Consumer Behavior in Tourism - Session 5Bangli Par. 5G Chairperson: Drs. I Gde Ketut Warmika, M.M.The Analysis Of Consumer's Satisfaction Based On The Comparison Data on VirtualAnd FactualNI Gusti Ayu Dewi Paramita Arisandi.S.S. M.ParUdayana University, Indonesia; paramita_arisandi@unud.ac.idArisandi.S.S. M.Par-The Analysis Of Consumers Satisfaction Based On The ComparisonData on Virtual And.docESTIMATING THE BENEFITS OF HERITAGE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT INYOGYAKARTAEndah Saptutyningsih, Dyah Ayu Kartika, Esty SetyaningrumUniversitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia; end_naufal@yahoo.comSaptutyningsih-ESTIMATING THE BENEFITS OF HERITAGE TOURISMDEVELOPMENT-132.pdfEconomic Valuation of Seven Beaches in Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta: an Application ofChoice Modelling and Travel Cost MethodSugeng Ari Wibowo 1 , Alin Halimatussadiah 21Magister of Planning and Public Policy, University of Indonesia; 2 Department of Economics, Universityof Indonesia; alin.halimah@gmail.comEncouraging Equity-Based Development through Tourism: Benefits Distribution toLocal People in Kreo Cave, SemarangAgung SugiriDiponegoro University, Indonesia; agung.sugiri@uqconnect.edu.auSugiri-Encouraging Equity-Based Development through Tourism-91.pdf3:30pm - 5:30pm Par. 5H: Others - Session 5Legian Par. 5H Chairperson: Sayu Ketut Sutrisna Dewi, S.E., M.M., Ak.

COOPERATIVE PERFORMANCE MODEL IN FREE TRADE ERARusdarti RusdartiUniversitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia; rusdarti@gmail.comRusdarti-COOPERATIVE PERFORMANCE MODEL IN FREE TRADE ERA-199.docINFANT MORTALITY AND NATIONAL INCOME IN INDONESIA: A PANEL DATAANALYSISRudi SalamSekolah Tinggi Ilmu Statistik, Indonesia; rudisalam@stis.ac.idSalam-INFANT MORTALITY AND NATIONAL INCOME IN INDONESIA-246.pdfDETERMINATION OF CIGARETTES CONSUMPTION ON POOR HOUSEHOLDS INREGENCY OF SITUBONDO, INDONESIAKifayatul Khair 1,2 , Adhitya Wardhono 2 , Lilis Yuliati 2 , Mochammad Ridwan Gupron 21Ministry of Health in Situbondo Regency, Indonesia; 2 Faculty of Economics, The University of Jember,Indonesia; kifayatul.khair@gmail.com, lilis_yuliati@yahoo.co.id, mochammad.ridwan10@gmail.comKhair-DETERMINATION OF CIGARETTES CONSUMPTION ON POORHOUSEHOLDS-263.pdfFactors associated with HIV patients drop out in IndonesiaAdiatma Yudistira Manogar Siregar 1 , Pipit Pitriyan 1 , Rudi Wisaksana 1,21Department of Economics, Center for Economics and Development Studies, Faculty of Economics andBusiness, Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia; 2 Department of Internal Medicine Hasan SadikinHospita, Faculty of Medicine, Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia;adiatma.siregar@fe.unpad.ac.idSiregar-Factors associated with HIV patients drop out in Indonesia-310.pdf