profitabilitas, kapitalisasi, liabilitas, dan probabilitas kebangkrutan bank studi pada industri perbankan swasta di indonesia

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2007
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Abstract
The purpose of this research was to examines and evidence empirically the effects of profitability (NIITA and NIATTA), capitalization (TETA) and liability (CDTD) on the probability of bank’s bankruptcy. The sample are taken from commercial banking listed in Jakarta stock exchange (JSE) in the period of 2001 to 2002. The Logistic regressions model is used to estimate the probability of company’s bankruptcy. The result of this study show that factors: profitability (NIITA and NIATTA), capitalization (TETA) and liability (CDTD) have significant effect to the probability of bank’s bankruptcy. Using analysis of logistic regression the research found that probability bank of bankruptcy (dummy variable) is dependent variable and NIITA, NIATTA, TETA, and CDTD at variable independent.
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Authors ;Imron Rosyadi
Journal case reports in obstetrics and gynecology
Year 2007
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