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The Identification of Indonesia and Malaysia Company Performance Based on Intellectual Capital

The Identification of Indonesia and Malaysia Company Performance Based on Intellectual Capital

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Indonesia and Malaysia are Southeast Asiancountries thathave similargrowthratesin business  performance.
Indonesia and Malaysia are Southeast Asiancountries thathave similargrowthratesin business  performance.  Both countrieshave experiencedthe global financial  crisis  and recoveredfrom the economicdownturn. This study examinedthe performance based on intellectual capital of Indonesianand Malaysiancompanies listed on the Indonesianand MalaysianStock  Exchangesfrom  2013  until  2016using  an  analysisbased  on the “Independent Sample t –test” to evaluate the Intellectual Capital value which consists of the  variablesValue  Added  Capital  Employed  (VACA),  Value  Added  Human  Capital (VAHU), and Structural Capital Value Added (STVA), (Pulic, 1998). Based on the Value Added   Intellectual   Coefficient   (VAIC)TM   approach,   the   studyfound   several performance  differences  between  Indonesianand  Malaysiancompanies  involving  the capital  employment  (VACA),  human  capital  (VAHU),  structural  capital  (STVA)  and also a significant decline in company performance.

Author
1. Salawati Sahari (Universiti Malaysia Sarawak)
2. Santy Mayda Batubara (Universitas Muhammadiyah Pontianak, Indonesia)
Journal
Asian Economic and Financial Review
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