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"Abstract. The study is to find out the major type of institutional investors who own the biggest fund in the capitalmarket and to study their behaviors which can affect the market. There are three types of investors: intuitiveinvestors, emotional investors, and rational investors. To analyze the main factor of decision making, the researcherused Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) and spread questionnaires to several Indonesian fund managers. Theresult shows that most institutional investors are rational (55%), 45% are emotional and none of them are intuitive.The main factor influencing them to make an investment decision is the country?s economic conditions (25.12%),along with accounting information (liquidity, rentability, solvability, and quality of financial reports)."

"Abstract. The aim of the research is to study the perception of the operational employees toward the resultof functional analysis in Micro Banking District Center, Jakarta of PT Bank Mandiri, Tbk (Persero). Theresearch is descriptive and uses quantitative approach. The data were collected by spreading questionnaires,using stratified random sampling technique. The result of the research shows that the perceptions of the BankMandiri?s employees toward functional analysis result is ranging ?good?. However improvement in the aspectsof compensation, facility completeness and compatibility, and educational suitability are still needed."

"Abstract. Portfolio is basically related to how one allocates a number of stocks into various investment typesthat results on optimal profits. By making diversification, investor may reduce the rate of risk and at the sametime optimize the rate of expected return. Based on that, this research raises the problem of how to design anoptimal portfolio simulation, i.e. a combination of liquid shares LQ 45 listed in Jakarta Stock Exchange (Nowis known as Indonesia Stock Exchange, after the merger with Surabaya Stock Exchange) in the period of 2002-2007 by using Single Index Model and Constant Correlation Model. Single Index Model is a model of portfolioanalysis using the account of Excess Return to Beta (ERB) Ratio and value of C* to gain optimal shares onportfolio. The procedure of Constant Correlation Model is exactly parallel to the case of Single Index Model.However, unlike in the Single Index Model, all securities are ranked by Excess Return to Standard Deviation(ERS) instead of Excess Return to Risk. After securities are ranked using the above ratio, securities with greaterExcess Return to Standard Deviation and Cut off Point (C*) are included into the optimal portfolio. "

"The year 1999 has been marked as the reform era where the old law on regional autonomy has been replaced with the new ones, i.e. Law Number 22 Year 1999 and Law Number 32 Year 2004. These two new laws have promoted the emergence of new local governments throughout Indonesia, as a process of amalgamation. Between 1999 and 2007 there were 173 new local governments emerged. The assumption that amalgamation will bring more fund and development to the new region (local government) has been the reason why this phenomenon emerged. The Municipality of Sambas is one of the examples. This study has been conducted according to Government Regulation Number 129 Year 2007, to find out whether the Municipality of Sambas was feasible to be amalgamated into three Municipalities. The result of the study shows that based on the indicators stated in Government Regulation Number 129 Year 2007, the amalgamating is not feasible."

"This research discusses the possibility of harmonizing indirect consumption tax system in the ASEAN member countries, inter alia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore with three principal goals: (1) to explain the provision of indirect consumption tax system in that four countries, (2) to describes the process of indirect consumption tax system in the EU, and (3) to analyze the alternative of indirect consumption tax system in the ASEAN member countries. In order to encourage the operational of AFTA aiming at the free movement of goods and services within this region, indirect consumption tax becomes important phenomenon to talk about because despite her contribution to the state revenues, this kind of tax may conctitute an obstacle of this crossborder free movement of goods and services. To overcome this problem, with the reference of what has been done in the European Union, it appears that it is the appropriate time to discuss the harmonization of indirect consumption tax. However, it is no doubt that some problems may arise due to the differences in the applicable law of each country, including rates, and formal law as well. Furthermore, the different in administrative systems may also lead to difficulties in administering the tax and control over tax harmonized system. The introduction of a single standard rate and an acceptable ?uniform system? become issues to be much discussed, especially related to revenue, uniform model policy and implementation, including mechanism to minimize tax fraud."