Jurnal IJEBS

Journal Information

The Indonesian Journal of Economics and Business Studies (IJEBS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published biannually by the Sekolah Tinggi Ekonomi dan Bisnis Islam Al-Anwar Bangkalan. As a scholarly platform dedicated to advancing the frontiers of knowledge in economics, business, and management, IJEBS is committed to serving as a premier forum for the dissemination of original, rigorous, and high-quality research that reflects both academic excellence and real-world relevance.

Beyond its role as a publication venue, IJEBS strives to bridge the gap between academic inquiry and practical application, with a particular emphasis on the Indonesian economic landscape and the broader regional context of Southeast Asia. The journal actively promotes interdisciplinary dialogue, bringing together economists, business scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in a shared pursuit of evidence-based understanding. In doing so, IJEBS also fosters meaningful collaboration between researchers from Indonesia and the wider international academic community, enriching the scholarly conversation through diverse perspectives and cross-cultural engagement.

At its core, IJEBS is driven by a commitment to generating knowledge that matters — research that contributes to sustainable economic development, inclusive growth, and informed policy-making across Indonesia and the Southeast Asian region.

The journal welcomes a broad range of scholarly contributions, including original research articles, systematic review papers, and short communications. Topics of interest span across Economics (including macroeconomics, microeconomics, and development economics), Business and Management (encompassing strategy, organizational behavior, and entrepreneurship), Finance and Accounting (including Islamic finance, corporate finance, and auditing), as well as Emerging and Interdisciplinary Topics that reflect the evolving dynamics of the global economic landscape.

Current Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): IJEBS, June
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Digital Transformation, Financial Inclusion, and Sustainable Growth in the Indonesian Economy

This inaugural issue of the Indonesian Journal of Economics and Business Studies (IJEBS) presents five original empirical studies that collectively illuminate the interconnected forces reshaping Indonesia's economic landscape. The articles examine, in turn, the provincial growth effects of digital economy transformation, the role of Islamic banking in advancing financial inclusion and regional development, the determinants of small and medium enterprise performance in East Java, the financial value implications of green economy practices among listed manufacturing companies, and the relationship between fintech adoption, financial literacy, and financial inclusion among Indonesian millennials. Spanning provincial panel econometrics, structural equation modelling, dynamic GMM estimation, and behavioural survey analysis, these contributions offer a rigorous, multi-method, and policy-relevant portrait of an economy navigating the simultaneous imperatives of digital transformation, financial deepening, entrepreneurial development, environmental sustainability, and inclusive growth.

Published: 2026-06-20

Articles

  • DIGITAL ECONOMY TRANSFORMATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN INDONESIA EVIDENCE FROM PROVINCIAL PANEL DATA

    Rizky Firmansyah, Dewi Ayu Prastiwi
    1-9
    Abstract Views: 20 | Download: 10
  • ISLAMIC BANKING, FINANCIAL INCLUSION, AND REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PANEL EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIAN PROVINCES

    Nurul Hidayah Rahmawati
    10-17
    Abstract Views: 6 | Download: 9
  • DETERMINANTS OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE IN EAST JAVA: A RESOURCE-BASED VIEW AND DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES PERSPECTIVE PROVINCES

    Lailatul Fitriyah
    18-25
    Abstract Views: 5 | Download: 3
  • GREEN ECONOMY PRACTICES, ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE, AND FIRM VALUE EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIAN LISTED MANUFACTURING COMPANIES

    Ahmad Atha'illah
    26-33
    Abstract Views: 3 | Download: 17
  • FINTECH ADOPTION, FINANCIAL LITERACY, AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION AMONG MILLENNIALS IN INDONESIA

    Reza Kurniawan Hadiputra
    34-42
    Abstract Views: 7 | Download: 9
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