Daftar Perusahaan Otomotif yang Terdatar di Bursa Efek Indonesia(Periode )
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1 114 Lampiran 1: Populasi Penelitian Daftar Perusahaan Otomotif yang Terdatar di Bursa Efek Indonesia(Periode ) 89 1 PT. Astra Internasional Tbk. ASII 2 PT. Astra Otoparts Tbk. AUTO 3 PT. Indo Kordsa Tbk. BRAM 4 PT. Goodyear Indonesia Tbk. GDYR 5 PT. Gajah Tunggal Tbk. GJTL 6 PT. Indomobil Sukses Internasional Tbk. IMAS 7 PT. Indospring Tbk. INDS 8 PT. Multi Prima Sejahtera Tbk. LPIN 9 PT. Multistrada Arah Sarana Tbk. MASA 10 PT. Nipress Tbk. NIPS 11 PT. Prima Alloy Steel Universal Tbk. PRAS 12 PT. Selamat Sempurna Tbk. SMSM
2 115 Lampiran 2: Daftar Sampel Terpilih Daftar Sampel Terpilih Memenuhi Kriteria Sampel Terpilih PT. Astra Internasional Tbk. S1 2 PT. Astra Otoparts Tbk. S2 3 PT. Indo Kordsa Tbk. S3 4 PT. Goodyear Indonesia Tbk. S4 5 PT. Gajah Tunggal Tbk. S5 6 PT. Indomobil Sukses Internasional Tbk. S6 7 PT. Indospring Tbk. S7 8 PT. Multi Prima Sejahtera Tbk. S8 9 PT. Multistrada Arah Sarana Tbk. S9 10 PT. Nipress Tbk. S10 11 PT. Prima Alloy Steel Universal Tbk. S11 12 PT. Selamat Sempurna Tbk. S12
3 116 Lampiran 3: Data Penelitian PT. Astra Internasional Tbk. (ASII) 1 DER 1,4078 1,1688 1,2142 1,0029 1,0986 1,0244 1, lnsls 17, , , , , , , lnast 17, , , , , , , ROA 0,1014 0,1742 0,1903 0,1845 0,1864 0,1679 0, MTBR 2,8406 4,0991 1,2912 3,5213 4,4786 3,9503 0, ASTG -0,0530 0,0966 0,2712 0,1016 0,2690 0,3604 0, SGR -0,0976 0,2599 0,3831 0,0151 0,3194 0,2506 0, PER 17,120 16,950 4,650 13,990 15,370 14,030 13,700 9 FAR 0,2250 0,2225 0,0076 0,2467 0,2159 0,1864 0, FAR+ 0,2940 0,2946 0,1150 0,3286 0,3120 0,2645 0, CRR 0,7839 1,3195 1,3217 1,3731 1,2618 1,3640 1, QCR 0,5845 1,1048 0,9994 1,1009 0,9698 1,1162 1, KSI 0,5011 0,5011 0,5011 0,5011 0,5011 0,5011 0, DOL 2,9159 3,4014 1,0158 4,4901 0,8838 0,8997 0,5262 PT. Astra Otoparts Tbk. (AUTO) 1 DER 0,5723 0,4841 0,4489 0,3934 0,3841 0,4746 0, lnsls 15, , , , , , , lnast 14, , , , , , , ROA 0,1278 0,1672 0,1939 0,2039 0,2497 0,1803 0, MTBR 1,2102 1,1342 1,0177 1,3823 2,7871 2,7758 2, ASTG -0,0002 0,1408 0,1526 0,1667 0,2026 0,2468 0, SGR -0,1249 0,2472 0,2693-0,0135 0,1879 0,1773 0, PER 8,000 5,640 4,770 5,770 9,430 11,860 13,250 9 FAR 0,2375 0,1938 0,1764 0,1500 0,1764 0,2223 0, FAR+ 0,3729 0,3376 0,3447 0,2608 0,3032 0,3595 0, CRR 1,7476 2,1966 2,1334 2,1739 1,7574 1,3549 1, QCR 1,1917 1,5416 1,3661 1,6490 1,1915 0,8502 0, KSI 0,8472 0,8672 0,9391 0,9565 0,9565 0,9565 0, DOL 0,7856 1,9913 1, ,8453 2,5139-0,5633 0,0532
4 117 Lampiran 3 (Lanjutan) : Data Penelitian PT. Indo Kordsa Tbk. (BRAM) 1 DER 0,6085 0,5172 0,4812 0,2290 0,2647 0,3815 0, lnsls 14, , , , , , , lnast 14, , , , , , , ROA 0,0260 0,0430 0,0962 0,0993 0,1433 0,0741 0, MTBR 1,0257 0,9564 0,8117 0,6645 1,0070 0,8051 0, ASTG -0,1056 0,0170 0,0759-0,1932 0,1061 0,1122 0, SGR -0,1442 0,0242 0,0587-0,0838 0,2031 0,0526-0, PER 46,690 21,840 8,550 9,050 8,050 17,600 5,690 9 FAR 0,4500 0,4117 0,3869 0,4783 0,4855 0,4293 0, FAR+ 0,6780 0,6033 0,6278 0,6540 0,6807 0,6406 0, CRR 3,9344 4,9761 2,1929 3,4374 4,0176 2,7889 2, QCR 2,2973 3,3502 1,2896 2,1952 2,4055 1,6316 1, KSI 0,5690 0,6582 0,6582 0,6582 0,6582 0,6582 0, DOL 5, , ,0145 1,9978 2,9400-8,0878-4,5870 PT. Goodyear Indonesia Tbk. (GDYR) 1 DER 0,6174 0,9353 2,4454 1,7149 1,7624 1,7727 1, lnsls 13, , , , , , , lnast 13, , , , , , , ROA 0,0806 0,1056 0,0065 0,1502 0,0676 0,0240 0, MTBR 0,9622 1,7795 0,6909 0,9477 1,2350 0,9153 0, ASTG -0,0085 0,2744 0,7637 0,1031 0,0167 0,0347 0, SGR 0,1228 0,1084 0,1430 0,0389 0,3429 0,0829 0, PER 10,650 12, ,450 3,250 7,700 10,520 7,810 9 FAR 0,2533 0,3824 0,5364 0,6170 0,5108 0,4719 0, FAR+ 0,4763 0,5954 0,6840 0,7770 0,6959 0,6677 0, CRR 2,1519 1,3524 1,4880 0,9048 0,8642 0,8535 0, QCR 1,4471 0,8446 0,9839 0,4955 0,5133 0,5195 0, KSI 0,8500 0,8500 0,8500 0,9392 0,9416 0,9416 0, DOL -50,7641 6,1764-6, ,1561-1,5835-7, ,4679
5 118 Lampiran 3 (Lanjutan) : Data Penelitian PT. Gajah Tunggal Tbk. (GJTL) 1 DER 2,4076 2,5438 4,2828 2,3240 1,9410 1,6077 1, lnsls 15, , , , , , , lnast 15, , , , , , , ROA 0,0321 0,0166-0,0889 0,1435 0,1081 0,0741 0, MTBR 0,8606 0,6507 0,4226 0,5546 2,2728 2,3595 1, ASTG -0,0272 0,1620 0,0307 0,0188 0,1684 0,1141 0, SGR 0,1318 0,2174 0,1958-0,0034 0,2417 0,2017 0, PER 15,520 17,090-1,120 1,640 9,650 11,050 7,140 9 FAR 0,4378 0,3868 0,4153 0,4066 0,3930 0,3972 0, FAR+ 0,5835 0,4975 0,5759 0,5037 0,4980 0,5409 0, CRR 1,9430 2,1535 1,4760 2,5318 1,7609 1,7493 1, QCR 1,0934 1,5533 0,8004 1,8851 1,3337 1,1768 1, KSI 0,6157 0,6500 0,5787 0,5637 0,5981 0,5981 0, DOL 1,5451-1, , ,9638-0,4978-1,1716 1,9708 PT. Indomobil Sukses Internasional Tbk. (IMAS) 1 DER 20, , , ,1578 4,9926 1,5401 2, lnsls 14, , , , , , , lnast 15, , , , , , , ROA -0,0237 0,0063 0,0302 0,0454 0,0809 0,0921 0, MTBR 3,6272 6,9965 3,1618 1,9596 5,9292 3,4810 2, ASTG -0,0408 0,1107 0,1368-0,0871 0,5678 0,6173 0, SGR -0,3578 0,7477 0,6124-0,1535 0,5758 0,4428 0, PER 558, ,640 39,350 7,290 16,880 16,600 16,560 9 FAR 0,1310 0,1198 0,1220 0,1175 0,0934 0,1454 0, FAR+ 0,2184 0,2058 0,2473 0,2679 0,2866 0,3334 0, CRR 0,9540 0,8363 0,9094 0,9340 1,0694 1,3678 1, QCR 0,7964 0,7048 0,7053 0,6839 0,7036 0,9194 0, KSI 0,9461 0,9461 0,9310 0,9310 0,7040 0,7040 0, DOL 7,1406-1,7283 7,3690-2,4200 3,1199 1,8971-1,0728
6 119 Lampiran 3 (Lanjutan) : Data Penelitian PT. Indospring Tbk. (INDS) 1 DER 6,1256 6,6110 7,4482 2,7509 2,3898 0,8027 0, lnsls 12, , , , , , , lnast 13, , , , , , , ROA 0,0089 0,0354 0,0514 0,1287 0,1363 0,1410 0, MTBR 0,2615 0,6908 0,4141 0,2832 1,7323 1,2456 1, ASTG 0,0673 0,2216 0,5323-0,3236 0,2407 0,4790 0, SGR -0,0956 0,4437 0,7065-0,2523 0,4262 0,2024 0, PER 8,290 5,500 1,410 0,800 5,540 6,540 2,450 9 FAR 0,4413 0,3606 0,2265 0,2955 0,2398 0,2992 0, FAR+ 0,7587 0,7470 0,7437 0,7010 0,6524 0,6744 0, CRR 0,9843 1,0706 1,0750 1,2722 1,2867 2,4041 2, QCR 0,3407 0,3742 0,3276 0,4967 0,5156 1,1093 0, KSI 0,8746 0,8746 0,8746 0,8746 0,8811 0,8811 0, DOL 15,9145 8,7130 1,7351-2,7529 0,7371 2,6195-0,6779 PT. Multi Prima Sejahtera Tbk. (LPIN) 1 DER 0,7698 0,7890 1,2141 0,4859 0,4115 0,3308 0, lnsls 10, , , , , , , lnast 11, , , , , , , ROA -0,0036 0,1515 0,0436 0,0957 0,1228 0,1012 0, MTBR 0,2075 0,4368 0,2444 0,2519 0,6210 0,3954 1, ASTG -0,0711 0,2806 0,3138-0,2462 0,0945 0,0427 0, SGR -0,3253 0,6814 0,2054-0,0196 0,0247 0,0578 0, PER -13,580 1,890 4,240 2,290 4,700 4,130 9,790 9 FAR 0,0166 0,0143 0,0076 0,0052 0,0111 0,0152 0, FAR+ 0,1811 0,1811 0,4024 0,1831 0,1930 0,1736 0, CRR 0,7969 1,7011 1,3013 2,2701 2,5167 2,9357 2, QCR 0,4007 1,3069 0,5594 1,6838 1,8338 2,2159 2, KSI 0,2971 0,2971 0,2971 0,2971 0,8637 0,8637 0, DOL 2, ,4791-3, , ,4230-2,4319 0,3504
7 120 Lampiran 3 (Lanjutan) : Data Penelitian PT. Multistrada Arah Sarana Tbk.(MASA) 1 DER 0,9868 0,3970 0,8517 0,7375 0,8651 1,6805 0, lnsls 13, , , , , , , lnast 14, , , , , , , ROA 0,0113 0,0243 0,0028 0,0908 0,0748 0,0398 0, MTBR 0,9922 1,0215 0,6668 0,8594 1,2395 1,7315 1, ASTG 0,3235 0,2550 0,3223 0,0661 0,1981 0,5589 0, SGR 1,3829 0,5815 0,4846 0,2684 0,1865 0,4261 0, PER 4,540 35, ,090 7,170 11,470 21, ,120 9 FAR 0,8194 0,6802 0,6819 0,6675 0,7025 0,6840 0, FAR+ 0,8961 0,8091 0,8317 0,8384 0,8320 0,8500 0, CRR 0,5612 1,3211 0,8938 0,8593 0,6704 0,4818 1, QCR 0,2123 0,4569 0,3762 0,3527 0,2740 0,1816 0, KSI 0,7574 0,5992 0,6310 0,4990 0,4780 0,4780 0, DOL -1,1815 2,9388-1, ,3824-0,0699-0, ,5055 PT. Nipress Tbk. (NIPS) 1 DER 1,4364 2,1791 1,6356 1,4762 1,2786 1,6910 1, lnsls 12, , , , , , , lnast 12, , , , , , , ROA 0,0566 0,0255 0,0129 0,0225 0,0522 0,0555 0, MTBR 0,2976 0,4053 0,2417 0,2284 0,5366 0,4820 0, ASTG 0,1578 0,3085 0,1280-0,0324 0,0736 0,3232 0, SGR 0,1889 0,5597 0,1842-0,4174 0,4322 0,4449 0, PER 3,380 7,280 19,210 7,870 6,280 4,490 3,800 9 FAR 0,5359 0,3889 0,4301 0,4522 0,4608 0,3928 0, FAR+ 0,6575 0,5309 0,5810 0,6883 0,6207 0,6653 0, CRR 1,0799 1,0518 1,0351 0,9926 1,0172 1,0836 1, QCR 0,7912 0,8044 0,7545 0,5557 0,7095 0,5884 0, KSI 0,3711 0,3711 0,3711 0,3711 0,3711 0,3711 0, DOL 8,5227-0,7339-2,3412-1,6633 3,4501 0,9130-0,5953
8 121 Lampiran 3 (Lanjutan) : Data Penelitian PT. Prima Alloy Steel Universal Tbk. (PRAS) 1 DER 3,6782 3,1906 3,8393 4,3569 2,3253 2,4473 1, lnsls 13, , , , , , , lnast 13, , , , , , , ROA -0,0065 0,0076-0,0369-0,1119 0,0025 0,0134 0, MTBR 0,4174 0,6036 0,6149 0,8910 0,4001 0,5553 0, ASTG 0,0572-0,0847 0,0228-0,2424 0,0806 0,0601 0, SGR 0,1098-0,1388-0,3760-0,6075-0,5350 3,4075-0, PER -19,160 28,200-4,760-1, ,540 17,130 3,620 9 FAR 0,2040 0,2441 0,2986 0,3652 0,4861 0,4617 0, FAR+ 0,3353 0,4496 0,4912 0,5991 0,6992 0,6872 0, CRR 1,0807 1,0503 1,0088 2,0348 1,3525 1,1379 1, QCR 0,8884 0,7405 0,7188 1,2047 0,7327 0,6365 0, KSI 0,8743 0,8743 0,8113 0,4576 0,4524 0,4524 0, DOL -14, , ,9654-2,1425 1,9145 1,3778-1,4855 PT. Selamat Sempurna Tbk. (SMSM) 1 DER 0,5313 0,6565 0,6266 0,8000 0,9616 0,6953 0, lnsls 13, , , , , , , lnast 13, , , , , , , ROA 0,1470 0,1574 0,1545 0,1974 0,1919 0,2460 0, MTBR 1, ,3544 1,7132 2,1690 2,9660 2,9197 4, ASTG 0,0808 0,1582 0,1202 0,0128 0,1333 0,0654 0, SGR 0,0228 0,2077 0,2722 0,0156 0,1362 0,1576 0, PER 7,610 7,710 10,230 8,130 10,240 8,930 13,540 9 FAR 0,3615 0,3840 0,3856 0,3626 0,3532 0,3499 0, FAR+ 0,6212 0,6792 0,6936 0,6333 0,6409 0,6353 0, CRR 1,9887 1,7093 1,8180 1,5870 2,1742 2,7158 1, QCR 1,0920 0,8271 0,8803 0,8833 1,1653 1,4900 1, KSI 0,6136 0,6994 0,5813 0,5813 0,5813 0,5813 0, DOL 1,4085 1,1560 0, ,8960 0,7472 2,3193-3,8915
9 KMO and Bartlett's Test Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling,457 Adequacy. Approx. Chi-Square 973,843 Bartlett's Test of df 78 Sphericity Sig.,000 Anti-image Correlation Anti-image Covariance Anti-image Matrices ROA MTBR ASTG FAR FAR+ CRR QCR KSI DOL SGR PER lnast lnsls ROA,569 -,172 -,069,003,010 -,019,011 -,119 -,160 -,034,202,005 -,006 MTBR -,172,741 -,046 -,015,019 -,014,016 -,060,044 -,028 -,220,006 -,006 ASTG -,069 -,046,785 -,001 -,004 -,008,012 -,045,056 -,227 -,057,004 -,004 FAR,003 -,015 -,001,085 -,060,032 -,030,021 -,011,002 -,053 -,002,002 FAR+,010,019 -,004 -,060,049 -,030,029 -,008 -,015 -,011,042,001,000 CRR -,019 -,014 -,008,032 -,030,029 -,028,003,030,017 -,015,000,000 QCR,011,016,012 -,030,029 -,028,027,000 -,028 -,013,015,000,000 KSI -,119 -,060 -,045,021 -,008,003,000,855 -,061,071 -,115,001,000 DOL -,160,044,056 -,011 -,015,030 -,028 -,061,852,064 -,007 -,002,002 SGR -,034 -,028 -,227,002 -,011,017 -,013,071,064,849 -,001,003 -,003 PER,202 -,220 -,057 -,053,042 -,015,015 -,115 -,007 -,001,729 -,007,007 lnast,005,006,004 -,002,001,000,000,001 -,002,003 -,007,003 -,003 lnsls -,006 -,006 -,004,002,000,000,000,000,002 -,003,007 -,003,003 ROA,694 a -,265 -,103,014,057 -,147,087 -,170 -,230 -,049,314,108 -,129 MTBR -,265,604 a -,060 -,061,098 -,093,113 -,076,055 -,035 -,300,120 -,124 ASTG -,103 -,060,715 a -,004 -,022 -,053,084 -,054,069 -,278 -,076,071 -,080 FAR,014 -,061 -,004,409 a -,927,634 -,639,079 -,041,009 -,215 -,111,097 FAR+,057,098 -,022 -,927,384 a -,788,800 -,037 -,072 -,055,222,042 -,026 CRR -,147 -,093 -,053,634 -,788,345 a -,982,020,188,110 -,106 -,045,048 QCR,087,113,084 -,639,800 -,982,375 a -,002 -,182 -,086,109,037 -,038 KSI -,170 -,076 -,054,079 -,037,020 -,002,653 a -,072,084 -,145,017,002 DOL -,230,055,069 -,041 -,072,188 -,182 -,072,383 a,075 -,009 -,031,036 SGR -,049 -,035 -,278,009 -,055,110 -,086,084,075,641 a -,001,062 -,057 PER,314 -,300 -,076 -,215,222 -,106,109 -,145 -,009 -,001,355 a -,133,137 lnast,108,120,071 -,111,042 -,045,037,017 -,031,062 -,133,567 a -,997 lnsls -,129 -,124 -,080,097 -,026,048 -,038,002,036 -,057,137 -,997,572 a a. Measures of Sampling Adequacy(MSA)
10 123 Lampiran 4 (Lanjutan) : Output SPSS Uji Faktor Hasil Akhir Uji Faktor KMO and Bartlett's Test Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling,548 Adequacy. Approx. Chi-Square 51,000 Bartlett's Test of df 15 Sphericity Sig.,000 Anti-image Covariance Anti-image Correlation Anti-image Matrices ROA MTBR FAR QCR KSI lnsls ROA,720 -,169,082 -,225 -,128 -,231 MTBR -,169,862,096,124 -,109 -,092 FAR,082,096,820,198,103,159 QCR -,225,124,198,839,087,102 KSI -,128 -,109,103,087,887,237 lnsls -,231 -,092,159,102,237,772 ROA,592 a -,215,107 -,289 -,160 -,309 MTBR -,215,623 a,115,146 -,125 -,112 FAR,107,115,662 a,239,121,199 QCR -,289,146,239,453 a,100,127 KSI -,160 -,125,121,100,356 a,286 lnsls -,309 -,112,199,127,286,511 a a. Measures of Sampling Adequacy(MSA) Communalities Initial Extraction ROA 1,000,606 MTBR 1,000,667 FAR 1,000,508 QCR 1,000,810 KSI 1,000,826 lnsls 1,000,750 Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.
11 Reproduced Correlation Residual b Reproduced Correlations ROA MTBR FAR QCR KSI lnsls ROA,606 a,397 -,538,361,135,422 MTBR,397,667 a -,258 -,236,317,366 FAR -,538 -,258,508 a -,450 -,141 -,294 QCR,361 -,236 -,450,810 a -,016,012 KSI,135,317 -,141 -,016,826 a -,396 TRVSL,422,366 -,294,012 -,396,750 a ROA -,115,241 -,075 -,019 -,080 MTBR -,115,068,185 -,172 -,165 FAR,241,068,186,043,044 QCR -,075,185,186 -,017,012 KSI -,019 -,172,043 -,017,204 lnsls -,080 -,165,044,012,204 Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis. a. Reproduced communalities b. Residuals are computed between observed and reproduced correlations. There are 10 (66,0%) nonredundant residuals with absolute values greater than 0.05.
12 125 Lampiran 5: Output SPSS Statistik Deskriptif Output SPSS Hasil Uji Statistik Deskriptif Descriptive Statistics N Range Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation DER 84 26,8104, , ,0394 4, lnsls 84 8, , , ,0522 1, ROA 84,3616 -,1119,2497,2497, MTBR 84 13,1469, , ,3544 1, FAR 84,8142,0052,8194,8194, QCR 84 3,1686,1816 3,3502 3,3502, Valid N (listwise) 84
13 One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test DER N 84 rmal Parameters a,b Std. 4, Mean 2, Deviation 4 Absolute,318 Most Extreme Positive,318 Differences Negative -,305 Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z 2,912 Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed),000 a. Test distribution is rmal. b. Calculated from data.
14 One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test DER N 84 rmal Parameters a,b Std.,42115 Mean,9879 Deviation Absolute,071 Most Extreme Positive,071 Differences Negative -,046 Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z,649 Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed),793 a. Test distribution is rmal. b. Calculated from data.
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16 129 Lampiran 8(Lanjutan) : Output SPSS Ujirmalitas Uji rmalitas 3 One-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test RES_1 N 84 rmal Parameters a,b Std., Mean, Deviation 9 Absolute,057 Most Extreme Positive,057 Differences Negative -,044 Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z,526 Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed),945 a. Test distribution is rmal. b. Calculated from data.
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18 131 Lampiran 9(Lanjutan) : Output SPSS UjiHeteroskedastisitas Uji Heteroskedastisitas 2 Correlations lnsls ROA MTBR FAR QCR KSI ABS Correlation 1,000,367 **,677 ** -,129,186,259 * -,080 lnsls Coefficient Sig. (2-tailed).,001,000,241,090,017,469 N Correlation,367 ** 1,000,430 ** -,336 **,432 **,117,004 ROA Coefficient Sig. (2-tailed),001.,000,002,000,289,969 N Correlation,677 **,430 ** 1,000 -,215 *,132,320 ** -,095 MTBR Coefficient Sig. (2-tailed),000,000.,050,233,003,390 N Correlation -,129 -,336 ** -,215 * 1,000 -,302 ** -,151,114 Spearman's Coefficient FAR rho Sig. (2-tailed),241,002,050.,005,171,302 N Correlation,186,432 **,132 -,302 ** 1,000 -,017,112 QCR Coefficient Sig. (2-tailed),090,000,233,005.,878,309 N Correlation,259 *,117,320 ** -,151 -,017 1,000,116 KSI Coefficient Sig. (2-tailed),017,289,003,171,878.,292 N Correlation -,080,004 -,095,114,112,116 1,000 ABS Coefficient Sig. (2-tailed),469,969,390,302,309,292. N **. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). *. Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level (2-tailed).
19 132 Lampiran 10: Output SPSS UjiMultikolinearitas Uji Multikolinearitas 1 Model 1 Collinearity Statistics Tolerance VIF (Constant) lnsls,750 1,333 ROA,722 1,385 MTBR,788 1,269 FAR,845 1,183 QCR,852 1,174 KSI,950 1,052 Uji Multikolinearitas 2 Coefficient Correlations a Model KSI QCR MTBR FAR lnsls ROA KSI 1,000,062 -,052,079 -,127 -,035 QCR,062 1,000,143,215,037 -,263 Correlations MTBR -,052,143 1,000,164 -,312 -,144 FAR,079,215,164 1,000 -,099,202 lnsls -,127,037 -,312 -,099 1,000 -,305 1 ROA -,035 -,263 -,144,202 -,305 1,000 KSI,023,001,000,002,000 -,003 QCR,001,003,000,002,000 -,008 Covariances MTBR,000,000,000,001,000 -,001 FAR,002,002,001,031,000,017 lnsls,000,000,000,000,000 -,003 ROA -,003 -,008 -,001,017 -,003,244 a. Dependent Variable: trder
20 133 Lampiran 11 : Output SPSS UjiAutokorelasi Uji Autokorelasi Model Summary b Model Durbin-Watson 1 1,542 a. Predictors: (Constant), KSI, QCR, MTBR, FAR, lnsls, ROA b. Dependent Variable: trder
21 134 Lampiran 12: Output SPSS UjiHipotesis Variables Entered/Removed a Model Variables Entered Variables Removed Method KSI, QCR, MTBR,. Enter 1 FAR, lnsls, ROA b a. Dependent Variable: trder b. All requested variables entered. Model Summary b Model R R Square Adjusted R Square Std. Error of the Estimate 1,771 a,594,563, a. Predictors: (Constant), KSI, QCR, MTBR, FAR, lnsls, ROA b. Dependent Variable: trder ANOVA a Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig. Regression 8, ,459 18,814,000 b 1 Residual 5,970 77,078 Total 14, a. Dependent Variable: trder b. Predictors: (Constant), KSI, QCR, MTBR, FAR, lnsls, ROA
22 135 Lampiran 12 (Lanjutan) : Output SPSS UjiHipotesis Coefficients a Model Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized Coefficients t Sig. B Std. Error Beta (Constant) 1,203,273 4,414,000 lnsls -,067,019 -,303-3,619,001 ROA 3,242,494,561 6,563,000 1 MTBR -,006,018 -,028 -,344,731 FAR,615,175,277 3,504,001 QCR,358,059,480 6,100,000 KSI -,107,152 -,053 -,705,483 a. Dependent Variable: trder Residuals Statistics a Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation Predicted Value, ,784675,987866, Std. Predicted Value -2,034 2,454,000 1, Standard Error of,039,221,076, Predicted Value Adjusted Predicted Value, ,909712,986643, Residual -, , , , Std. Residual -2,904 2,559,000, Stud. Residual -3,008 2,632,002 1, Deleted Residual -, , , , Stud. Deleted Residual -3,181 2,741,002 1, Mahal. Distance,600 51,361 5,929 6, Cook's Distance,000,141,014, Centered Leverage Value,007,619,071, a. Dependent Variable: trder N
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