MIX TEMPO di Perpustakaan

Mix (marketing communications) 09/VIII/September 2011

CREATIVITY IN INTERACTIVITY

Strategi penetrasi Big Cola

Market Leader Action

Celebrity Endorsement

 

 

TEMPO (10-25 September 2011)

KIPAS-KIPAS BARA CENTURY

Kipas-kipas Bara Century

Bank Century: Bola panas dari Washington

Main proyek ala klan Chasan

MAJALAH BARU PERPUSTAKAAN FE-UII

FORTUNE : SEPTEMBER 26, 2011 VOLUME 164 NUMBER 5

• Three Surprising Bargain Stocks ** Dynamic growth typically comes at a premium price.Butwe found a trio of undervalued companies worth betting on. BYJON BIRGER         ‘

• Chipotle’s Growth Machine ** Founder Sfeve Ells has built a multibillion-dollar Mexican food chain by providing f resh meals fast. Can he do it again, this time with Asian cuisine? BY DAVID A. KAP LAN
• Power Struggle ** Wyoming is an ideal place to generate electricity from wind. But getting currentfrom turbines to customers is a political and economic puzzle. BY KEN OTTER BOURG
• Showdown on the Railroad ** With 90% of U.S. rail freight now controlled by only four companies, shippers claim the giants have become a car­tel.The railroads saythey’re a free market success story. An epic battle of business vs. business. BY MINA KIMES

Harvard Business Review, September 2011

• Learning to Live with Complexity New strategies and tools to help leaders navigate today’s hyperconnected business world Gokge Sargut and Rita Gunther McGrath

• Smart Rules: Six Ways to Get People to Solve*Problems Without You Most companies deal with a complex world by creating more processes and coordinating functions—which complicate work more. But there’s a simpler, and far better, approach: Mobilize individual intelligence on the ground. Yves Morieux

• Embracing Complexity Nature’s solutions to complicated, challenging problems evolve with no leadership or strategic plan. What can managers learn from them? An interview with Legg Mason chief investment strategist Michael J. Mauboussin by Tim Sullivan

JOURNAL OF FINANCE 2011

jounal of finance 2011

VOLUME 66

APRIL 2011 – NO.2

• Bankruptcy and the Collateral Channel EFRAIM BENMELECH and NITTAI K. BERGMAN
• Public Information and Coordination: Evidence from a credit Registry Expansion ANDREW HERTZBERG, JOSE MARIA LIBERTI, and DANIEL PARAVISINI
• Security Issue Timing: What Do Managers Know, and When Do They Know It? DIRK JENTER, KATHARINA LEWELLEN, and JEROLD B. WARNER
• Private Equity and Long-Run Investment: The Case of Innovation JOSH LERNER, MORTEN SORENSEN, and PER STRoMBERG
• Do Buyouts (Still) Create Value? SHOURUN Guo, EDITH S. HOTCHKISS, and WEIHONG SONG
• The Joy of Giving or Assisted Living? Using Strategic Surveys to Separate Public Care Aversion from Bequest Motives JOHN AMERIKS, ANDREW CAPLIN, STEVEN LAUFER, and STIJN VAN NIEUWERBURGH
• Corporate Governance, Product Market Competition, and Equity Prices XAVIER GIROUD and HOLGER M. MUELLER
• The Interim Trading Skills of Institutional Investors ANDY PUCKETT and XUEMIN (STERLING) YAN
• Institutional Trade Persistence and Long-Term Equity Returns AMIL DASGUPTA, ANDREA PRAT, and MICHELA VERARDO
• Local Dividend Clienteles Bo BECKER, ZORAN IVKOVIe, and SCOTT WEISBENNER

JUNE 2011 – NO.3

• The Internal Governance of Firms VIRAL V. ACHARYA, STEWART C. MYERS, and RAGHURAM G. RAJAN
• Municipal Debt and Marginal Tax Rates: Is There a Tax Premium in Asset Prices? FRANCIS A. LONGSTAFF
• Watch What I Do, Not What I Say: The Unintended Consequences of the Homeland Investment Act
• DHAMMIKA DHARMAPALA, C. FRITZ FOLEY, and KRISTIN J. FORBES
• Financial Distress and the Cross-section of Equity Returns LORENZO GARLAPPI and HONG YAN
• Are All Inside Directors the Same? Evidence from the External Directorship Market RONALD W. MASULIS and SHAWN MOBBS
• Estimation and Evaluation of Conditional Asset Pricing Models STEFAN NAGEL and KENNETH J. SINGLETON
• The Illiquidity of Corporate Bonds JACK BAO, JUN PAN, and JIANG WANG
• Intermediated Investment Management NEAL M. STOUGHTON, YOUCHANG WU, and JOSEF ZECHNER
• Employee Stock Options and Investment ILONA BABENKO, MICHAEL LEMMON, and YURI TSERLUKEVICH
• Do Individual Investors Have Asymmetric Information Based on Work Experience? TROND M. DOSKELAND and HANS K. HVIDE

AUGUST-2011 NO.4

• Presidential Address: Discount Rates JOHN H. COCHRANE
• Stressed, Not Frozen: The Federal Funds Market in the Financial Crisis GARA AFONSO, ANNA KOVNER, and ANTOINETTE SCHOAR
• Systemic Liquidation Risk and the Diversity—Diversification Trade-Off WOLF WAGNER
• Rollover Risk and Market Freezes VIRAL V. ACHARYA, DOUGLAS GALE, and TANJU YORULMAZER
• Public Pension Promises: How Big Are They and What Are They Worth? ROBERT NOVY-MARX and JOSHUA RAUH
• Who Drove and Burst the Tech Bubble? JOHN M. GRIFFIN, JEFFREY H. HARRIS, TAO SHU, and SELIM TOPALOGLU
• Did Structured Credit Fuel the LBO Boom? ANIL SHIVDASANI and YIHUI WANG
• Explaining the Magnitude of Liquidity Premia: The Roles of Return Predictability, Wealth Shocks, and State-Dependent Transaction Costs ANTHONY W. LYNCH and SINAN TAN
• Individual Investors and Volatility THIERRY FOUCAULT, DAVID SRAER, and DAVID J. THESMAR
• Are Options on Index Futures Profitable for Risk-Averse Investors? Empirical Evidence GEORGE M. CONSTANTINIDES, MICHAL CZERWONKO, JENS CARSTEN JACKWERTH, and STYLIANOS PERRAKIS

Jurnal Manajemen Usahawan Indonesia di Perpustakaan FE-UII

Jurnal Manajemen Usahawan Indonesia Vol. 40 No.4 Juli- Agustus 2011

• Pengaruh Fluktuasi Harga Minyak Dunia dan Volume Perdagangan Terhadap Bentuk Simetrik dan Asimetrik Volatilitas Indeks Sektoral di Indonesia
• Analisis Pengaruh Kemampuan Market Selectivity, Market Timing dan Efek Dilusi Fund Flow terhadap Return Reksadana
• Pengaruh Demografi, Lingkungan dan Atrubut Produk terhadap Keputusan Konsumen pada pembelian susu UHT merek Susu Sehat di Kota Jember
• Perilaku Keorganisasian Surabaya Tourism Promotion Board
• Application of Goal Programming Model at Decision Support System in Modern Business
• Mencegah Dampak Korupsi dengan Pengelolaan Perijinan

Jurnal di Perpustakaan FE-UII

Majalah Baru Perpustakaan Fakultas Ekonomi UII

majalah ekonomi

Setelah libur lebaran, hari ini diterima sejumlah majalah langganan perpustakaan fakultas ekonomi UII untuk edisi Agustus – September 2011 berikut nama majalah dan sebagian isinya:

Mix – 08/VIII/ Agustus 2011

• Communicating with consumers in demanding era
• Benarkah perilaku belanja lelaki berbeda dengan perempuan, dan lajang dengan berpasangan?
• Bagaimana strategi efektif menggarap konsumen di tengah perubahan shopping behaviour?

Infobank – No. 390, September 2011, Vol. XXXIII

• Mencermati imbas krisis utang AS
• Rating 113 BUMN
• Mewaspadai burung nazar di BUMN
• Rahasia bank pengelola koperasi

SWA – XXVII, 22 Agustus – 7 September 2011

• Industry kreatif paling panas & seksi
• Kemilau Rp 70 triliun bisnis fashion
• Kota-kota paling “hijau” 2011

TEMPO –26, 29 Agustus – 4 September 2011

• Pelanggaran HAM serius di cikeusik
• Perda syariah RI untuk apa
• Pendamping nazaruddin ketika buron

Marketing –09/XI/ September 2011

• Survey gaji marketer 2011
• TV voucher makin agresif
• Reality shoe pun makin menyedot iklan
• Islamic brand

Warta Ekonomi – 16, 11 Agustus – 21 Agustus 2011

• 7 jurus hadang krisis Amerika
• 7 kontradiksi system sentralisasi ekonomi Cina
• Potensi suram bisnis CPO
• Meraup untung dari multi-sided business model

Warta Ekonomi – 17, 22 Agustus – 11 September 2011

• Ambisi 1000 gerai hero
• Peluang bisnis di 6 koridor ekonomi indonesia
• Meraup laba dari azas cabotage
• Geliat perdagangan sistem resi gudang