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Author Guidelines
GENERAL REQUIREMENT
STANDARD WRITING ARTICLES
ARTICLE TITLE
ABSTRACT
CONTENTS ARTICLES
RANK 1 (all caps and align left)
Rank 2 (capitalize each word and align left)
Rank 3 (Sentence case and align left)
Conceptual presented systematically as follows: (a) title, (b) authors name without an academic degrees, (c) abstract, (d) keywords, (e) introduction (Untitled section) which contains background and the purpose or scope of the article and (f) references.
Quantitative presented systematically as follows: (a) title, (b) authors name without an academic degree, (c) abstract, (d) keywords, (e) introduction (Untitled section) contains a discussion of the literature and research purposes, (f) method, (g) results, (h) discussion, (i) conclusions and recommendations, and (j) references.
Qualitative presented systematically as follows: (a) title, (b) authors name without an academic degree, (c) abstract, (d) the keywords, (e) the introduction (Untitled section) contains a discussion literature and research purposes, (f) the method, (g) the results and discussion, (h) conclusions and recommendations, and (i) references.
Example:
Beginning of Sentence
1 (one) author: Rokhman (2020),
2 (two) authors: Rokhman and Yuniarto (2020),
More than 2 (two) author: Rokhman et al. (2020),
End of Sentence
1 (one) author: (Rokhman, 2020).
2 (two) authors: (Rokhman and Yuniarto, 2020).
More than 2 (two) author: (Rokhman et al., 2020).
Example:
Figure 1. Conceptual Framework
Example:
Table 1. Corporate Finance