Analisis Pengaruh Marketing Mix (7P) terhadap Minat Beli Ulang Konsumen (Studi pada House Of Moo, Semarang)

At this time the development of the restaurant business in Semarang so rapidly. The restaurant business developments create new players emerge, including from the students themselves. House of Moo is a dairy restaurant which located in the area Tembalang. Due to the many new players, companies need to examine existing consumer behavior and the factors that influence purchase decisions in marketing a product. This research was conducted explanatory causal quantitatively. Causal quantitative methods, is also a character study can be calculated numbers with statistical methods. The results showed that all variable marketing mix (7P) have positive effect on consumer purchasing decisions in the House of Moo, but there is one variable that does not significantly influence the purchasing decision. the variable is the process variable. While the variables that have the greatest influence on consumer purchasing decisions is physical evidence variable. This can result from data processing where the value t and the coefficient of determination of these variables have the greatest value of other variables

Linkage Between Poverty and Smoking in Philadelphia and Its Impact on Future Directions for Tobacco Control in the City.

Poverty is linked to negative health consequences and harmful health behaviors such as smoking. Despite this established correlation, few comparative studies have investigated the relationship between local poverty rates and smoking in urban settings through a Social Ecological Model framework. The authors sought to examine the linkage between local poverty rates in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and adult smoking rates by scrutinizing existing patterns and potential mediating factors via publicly accessible data in established planning districts. The authors determined several individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, and environmental factors, varying across these districts, that impact smoking in Philadelphia. Poverty rates influence the resources, demographic makeup, and number of tobacco retailers a district has, which have downstream effects. The authors recommend that further investment is allocated to planning districts in order to mitigate the risk of smoking

Income Tax Gap: Kajian Deskriptif Dan Empiris Atas Koreksi Pajak Di Indonesia

Income tax could provide insights into the effectiveness o f tax policy and the role o f accounting. This paper examines the Indonesia income tax gap by focusing on accounts o f taxpayer \u27s income statements frequently adjusted by tax auditors. The study also examines the reasons for these tax audit adjustments. This paper finds that the tax non-compliance can be traced into some accounts which are: 1) general and administrative costs; 2) COGS; and 3) sales. This study reveals that the main reason of the tax adjustments is due to the lack o f evidence or supporting documents. The other reasons are inadequate tax knowledge o f the taxpayers, the specific method o f tax audit which leads to different tax payable amounts according to the auditors, the absence o f arm \u27s length transactions, and no proper book keeping by the tax payer. In addition, this paper finds the relationship between the taxable income difference and two factors, i.e. company\u27s turnover and type o f industry (manufacture/non-manufacture). The results of this study bring implications for the tax policy improvement in Indonesia and the harmonisation between tax regulations and accounting standards; and these would be the main contribution o f this study

Demonstration of Sex Pheromones in \u3ci\u3eMolanna Uniophila\u3c/i\u3e (Trichoptera: Molannidae), \u3ci\u3ePlatycentropus Radiatus, Pycnopsyche Indiana, and P. Subfasciata\u3c/i\u3e (Trichoptera: Limnephilidae), With an Assessment of Interspecific Attraction Between Four Sympatric \u3ci\u3ePycnopsyche\u3c/i\u3e Species

Evidence for sex pheromones in the caddisflies Molanna uniophila Vorhies, Platycentropus radiatus (Say), Pycnopsyche indiana (Ross), and P. subfasciata (Say) is presented here for the first time based on field studies conducted in southern Michigan. For all species, numbers of males caught in pheromone traps baited with conspecific female extracts were higher than those caught in traps with male extracts, or those without extract. Four sympatric species of Pycnopsyche: P. guttifer (Walker), P. indiana, P. lepida (Hagen), and P. subfasciata exhibited no interspecific pheromonal attraction despite a common mating season and, in the case of P. indiana and P. lepida, very similar genitalic morphology. Our results suggest the importance of pheromones in maintaining reproductive isolation between closely related species. Likewise, pheromone biology can help delineate morphologically cryptic species