About the Journal

JMABR (Journal of Management, Accounting, and Business Research) or formerly Jurnal British is a scientific journal in the field of business studies that covers four main areas: business management, retail management, accounting, and hospitality management, contributed by academics and practitioners who are experts in their respective fields.

This journal is a peer-reviewed publication, issued twice a year in June and November. Each submitted article undergoes a peer review process by experts in business, management, accounting, and hospitality management.

This journal serves as a publication medium for the development of the four academic disciplines at Pradita University, aiming to disseminate knowledge in the fields of management science and accounting.

Current Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): Journal of Management, Accounting, and Business Research (JMABR)
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The Journal of Management, Accounting and Business Research (JMABR) is a scholarly platform aimed at disseminating cutting-edge empirical and theoretical research in the fields of management, accounting, economics, and business studies. Volume 1, Issue 1 (June 2025) features five original articles exploring timely topics such as foreign investment, tourism strategy, stock market forecasting, youth community empowerment, and financial reporting quality. This issue showcases research from Indonesian universities and highlights methodological diversity, including both quantitative and qualitative approaches.

1. The Influence of Market Size, Trade Openness, Inflation, and Financial Development on FDI in Indonesia

Authors: Sharon Rayadi & Eko Agus Endarto
This study investigates how macroeconomic indicators affect foreign direct investment (FDI) in Indonesia from 1994 to 2023. Using multiple linear regression, the results show that market size, trade openness, and financial development positively influence FDI, while inflation has an insignificant effect. This paper contributes to policy discourse on improving FDI inflows by optimizing macroeconomic stability.
Keywords: FDI, Market Size, Trade Openness, Inflation, Financial Development

2. Time Series Forecasting of LQ45 Stock Index Using ARIMA: Insights and Implications

Author: Bayu Laksma Pradana
This article applies ARIMA (4,3,6) modeling to forecast the LQ45 stock index, offering insights into stock market dynamics. The model proves effective in producing short- to medium-term predictions, with implications for risk mitigation and data-driven investment decision-making.
Keywords: ARIMA, LQ45, Forecasting, Time Series Analysis, Stock Market

3. Earnings Persistence and Its Influencing Factors: A Study of Property and Infrastructure Sectors

Author: Elisa
Focusing on firms listed on the IDX from 2016–2018, this paper examines how debt, firm size, operating cash flow, and market concentration affect earnings persistence. It finds that firm size and cash flow positively influence earnings quality, while market concentration has a negative effect. The study informs investors and regulators about financial performance stability in key sectors.
Keywords: Earnings Persistence, Firm Size, Operating Cash Flow, Market Concentration, Debt

4. The Influence of Digital Literacy and Local Product Marketing on the Development of Karang Taruna as a Community Empowerment Agent

Authors: Nafisah Yuliani et al.
A quantitative study that explores how digital literacy and local product marketing impact the development of Karang Taruna in Sukarame Village. Both variables significantly affect youth empowerment, with a combined influence of 49%. This research highlights the role of youth organizations in bridging digital gaps and promoting grassroots entrepreneurship.
Keywords: Digital Literacy, Local Product Marketing, Community Empowerment, Karang Taruna

5. Strategic Development of Natural Tourism Attractions in Mount Halimun Salak National Park, West Java

Authors: Sri Pujiastuti & Dikki Zuchradi Choesrani
A qualitative study using SWOT and the 4A (Attraction, Accessibility, Amenity, Ancillary) framework to formulate tourism development strategies for TNGHS. Findings emphasize the need for participatory conservation, infrastructure improvement, and multi-stakeholder collaboration to sustainably develop the national park as a premier eco-tourism destination.
Keywords: Tourism Strategy, SWOT, Halimun Salak, 4A Framework

Conclusion

JMABR Vol. 1 No. 1 provides a diverse array of high-quality research contributions that address critical issues in investment, financial performance, digital empowerment, tourism development, and stock forecasting. The issue bridges theoretical insights and real-world applications, offering valuable implications for academics, practitioners, and policymakers.

Published: 2025-06-30

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