CD Skripsi
Pengaruh Suku Bunga Deposito Dan Produk Domestik Bruto Terhadap Permintaan Obligasi Pemerintah Jangka Pendek Di Indonesia
Short-term government bonds, in the U.S. named Treasury Bills or T-Bills, in Indonesia called the SPN is the government’s financial instruments to absorb funds from the market. The objective is to close the budget deficit, helped the banking restructuring, or other funding needs that are considered important by the government. Bond investors are in great demand because it is safe (low risk). However, in addition to seeking safe, investors also expect a maximum return. This study aims to analyze how deposit rates and gross domestic product affect the treasury bills demand.
The data used in this study was a time series data from 2010 to 2015 were sourced from Bank Indonesia. This study used quantitative research methods, and analyzed by using multiple linear regression analysis by using SPSS 21 software program for Windows computers. In this study, the independent variable were Deposit Rate (X1), and Gross Domestic Product (X2) while the dependent variable was Treasury Bills (Y).
The result showed the variable Deposito Interest Rate and Gross Domestic Product at once / simultaneously had a significant influence on Treasury Bills Demand. The individual test / partial showed that Deposit Rate and Gross Domestic Product had positive influence and significantly on Treasury Bills Demand in Indonesia. Based on total R-Square result proved that on the variable deposit rate and gross domestic product on treasury bills result of 66,3% while the rest of 33,7% were affect by other variables that were not performed in this study.
Keywords: Treasury Bills, Deposit Rate and Gross Domestic Product.
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