The present research is intended to answer the questions on the effect of manager’s role in the planning and control
of budget and business operation on the efficiency level of hospitality business. The respondents are top, middle and lower
managers. The result of correlation analysis of (X1) and (X2) is positive; the correlation coefficient is 0.990. Manager’s role in
the planning and control of budget (X1) and business operation (X2), simultaneously, have a positive effect on efficiency level
(Y) by 46.79%. The manager’s role in the planning and control of budget (X1), partially, has a positive effect on hospitality
business efficiency level (Y) by 14.14%. The manager’s role in business operation (X2), partially, has a positive effect on
efficiency level (Y) by 38.68%. There are other variables than the manager’s role in the planning and control of budget and
business operation (X1 and X2) that affect the efficiency level of hospitality business (Y) by 0.09%. The results of SWOT
analysis shows that hospitality business under study lays in the aggressive cell. This means that the business can go on and
increase its investment and implement cost leadership, differentiation, and focus strategies. The study recommends that business
actors in the research area need to advance their cooperation with those of similar line of business, and need to explore more
profitable source of fund to expand their business. Additionally, other variables than X1 and X2 need to be considered.
Published In:IJCSN Journal Volume 7, Issue 2
Date of Publication : April 2018
Pages : 135-137
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FX. Suwarto : A Professor of Economics and Business, Budi Luhur University, Jakarta.
Arief Subyantoro : A Professor of Economics and Business, Universitas Pembangunan Nasional “Veteran”, Yogyakarta.
Role, Managers, Planning, Control, Organizational
Correlation between manager’s role in the
planning and control of budget (X1) and
business operation (X2) is positive. The
correlation is significantly positive and is
mutual in nature.
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