Place Of Payment Research Articles

Determinants of Arrears in Payment of Health Social Security Organizing Bodies for Independent Participants

The Social Security Administrative Body (BPJS) for Health is a legal entity established to administer a health insurance program with objective every inhabitant country get chance And equal rights in obtaining health services. However , based on data obtained from BPJS Health, it is recorded that there are 5 districts in Jambi Province that are in arrears in paying BPJS contributions . One of them is Jambi City happen arrears with the most dues of 76,909,256,816. According to the BPJS Health program rules, payment is requested no later than the 10th of each month. Hence the goal _ in study This is find out the determinants of arrears in payment of Health Social Security Administering Body contributions for independent participants in the city of Jambi.This study used a quantitative method with a cross-sectional research design. The sample in this study were 106 respondents using a purposive proportional random sampling technique. Data collection used a questionnaire and data analysis used univariate and bivariate (chi-square). The results of this study indicate that the majority of 61.3% of respondents are in arrears and based on statistical tests in this study indicate that there are factors related to arrears in BPJS contribution payments, namely income (0.000), knowledge (0.013), perception (0.011), and place of payment (0.002). There is a relationship between the variables where contributions are paid, income, knowledge and perceptions with BPJS contribution arrears.

Analisis Kinerja Sub Terminal Agribisnis Kutabawa (Studi Kasus pada Pemasaran Sayuran Bawang Daun, Petsai dan Caisim di Desa Kutabawa, Kecamatan Karangreja, Kabupaten Purbalingga)

STA Kutabawa is a market established by the local government of Purbalingga to facilitate the marketing of agricultural commodities in kutabawa village and its surroundings. Even though STA has been operating for a long time, there are still traditional marketing institutions in Kutabawa Village.this shows that farmers in this village have not all used STA as a means to market their agricultural products.This study aims to 1) analyze the performance of the Kutabawa Agribusiness Sub-Terminal and 2) Analyze the farmers' choice opportunities in choosing marketing institutional and their reasons. Sampling of 56 farmers was obtained using the simple random sampling method and as many as 37 marketing institutions were obtained using the snow ball sampling method. STA performance analysis methods used are marketing channels, marketing margins, farmer's share and profit-to-cost ratios, and opportunities for marketing institutional choices using binary logistic regression. The results showed that 1) The performance of the Kutubawa Agribusiness Sub-Terminal shows that there are differences in marketing margins, farmer share and profit-to-cost ratios for each marketing channel through the Kutabawa STA and traditional institutions. Marketing channels through the Kutabawa STA are more efficient than traditional institutions, because they have lower marketing margins, prices received by farmers is higher and each marketing institution get the benefits from the marketing costs incurred. 2) Opportunity to choose it as a place of payment, sales volume, land distance to STA and vehicle ownership. Opportunities for farmers who requested directly, the number of harvests is less than equal to 140 kilograms, planting distance is less than two kilometers and has a vehicle that uses to choose directly to Kutabawa STA.

Design of E-Commerce Payment System at Tokopedia Online Shopping Site


 
 
 
 Developments in information technology very rapidly in recent years a positive impact on many aspects of life, including in the business world. One concept that is assessed that the new business is E-Commerce or Commonly called Online Business. There are many sites that do Transactions of Goods or Services through E-Commerce, for example, the Sale and Purchase at online shopping sites in Tokopedia which emphasizes the Transaction Customer to Customer (C2C). C2C is one model of e-commerce in this case consumers sell directly to consumers who want to buy, or may be called as a transaction between the consumer. Activity C2C can be done in many ways over the internet. Auksi is one example of the best known C2C activities. Many people make purchases and sales on eBay and hundreds of auction website. Other examples of C2C activities are classification advertising, personal services, exchange, sale of virtual properties and supporting services. In the online shopping site that emphasizes C2C Transactions Transactions Using Transactions Rekber piggybank so as to secure for consumers. Rekber piggybank principle similar to that occurred in Escrow Payment System, the system Rekber piggybank an agreement between the seller and the buyer or producer and the consumer to use the services of a third person as the place of payment and the payee. Therefore Rekber piggybank exists to support and secure the sale and purchase of Online Transactions on the site piggybank. So that the transaction using the system Rekber piggybank can be used as a system that can promise Consumers and sellers can trust each other.
 
 
 

Cash on Delivery (COD) as an Alternative Payment Method for E-Commerce Transactions

Since the emergence of the World Wide Web, various payment methods for e-commerce transactions have evolved rapidly over time, including credit cards, debit cards, smart cards, e-cash, e-checks, and e-wallets. In recent years, however, the use of cash-on-delivery (COD) has increased. This differs from all other methods of payment in terms of processing, time and place of payment, and parties involved, as well as security and privacy assurance. The aim of this article was to compare COD to other e-payment methods and to consider the implications of COD for both customers and e-vendors. The article also discusses implications for e-commerce practice and highlights areas for future research.

Problems Relating to the Place for Payment of Damages and the Admissibility of Set-Off Claims Under Article 74 CISG

Problems Relating to the Place for Payment of Damages and the Admissibility of Set-Off Claims Under Article 74 CISG

Health care reform: lessons from Canada.

Although Canadian health care seems to be perennially in crisis, access, quality, and satisfaction in Canada are relatively high, and spending is relatively well controlled. The Canadian model is built on a recognition of the limits of markets in distributing medically necessary care. Current issues in financing and delivering health care in Canada deserve attention. Key dilemmas include intergovernmental disputes between the federal and provincial levels of government and determining how to organize care, what to pay for (comprehensiveness), and what incentive structures to put in place for payment. Lessons for the United States include the importance of universal coverage, the advantages of a single payer, and the fact that systems can be organized on a subnational basis.

Love and money: payment, motivation and the fostering task

ABSTRACTAlthough the payment of foster carers has attracted greater attention in recent writing and research, coverage of the issues has been limited. In this study, based on interviews with 20 female carers, the place of payment within foster care is explored in greater depth. The focus is on charting how carers perceive their task as ‘parenting’ or ‘job’, whether and how they experience payment as compensation or as an appropriate reward for their skills. Also examined are the ways in which payment may impact upon the practice of foster care, for example in decision making over the taking or ending of placements and the provision of aftercare support for care leavers. The study highlights the distinctive nature of foster care as an institution that straddles the public and private domains, and examines the resulting complexities. It concludes by suggesting that while payment issues provide important threads that run throughout foster care, their influence is ultimately limited by the latter's base within the family.

Conflict of Laws. Obligations: Contract. Effect of Change of Place of Payment upon Terms in Which Obligation Is Expressed

Conflict of Laws. Obligations: Contract. Effect of Change of Place of Payment upon Terms in Which Obligation Is Expressed

Promissory Note. Place of Payment. Insolvent Firm. Member's Rights as Creditors. In re Parisian Cloak & Suit Co.'s Estate, 34 Atl. Rep. 224 (Penn.)

Promissory Note. Place of Payment. Insolvent Firm. Member's Rights as Creditors. In re Parisian Cloak & Suit Co.'s Estate, 34 Atl. Rep. 224 (Penn.)