Scope of the Research Sampling Method

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b. Heteroscedasticity Test

If heteroscedasticity is detected in a regression model, thus the standard error from regression can be refraction bias. As a consequences, all of the hypothesis test can be mislead. According to Ariefinto 2012:39 heteroscedasticity problem causes the conclution that concluded become invalid. According to Fadhliyah 2008, there are several ways to detect the heteroscedasticity, it depends on the software used for conducting the research. In eviews, white heteroscedasticity is used to test the heteroscedasticity. Beside eviews, the other application named gretl can be used to detect heteroscedasticity through white heteroscedasticity test. The following hypothesis is built for heteroscedasticity test: 1 H : Heteroscedasticity is not present Homoscedastic 2 H 1 : Heteroscedastic According to Adkins 2011:173, the white test in gretl is similar with the Breusch-Pagan test. The assumption to reject the null hypothesis is: if the p- value α 0.05, thus H is rejected. Meanwhile, if the p-value is α 0.05, thus H is accepted. 41 In gretl, the simplest way to tackle heteroscedasticity problem is to use least squares to estimate the intercept and slopes and use an estimator of least squares covariance that is consistent. This is the so- called heteroscedasticity robust estimator of covariance Adkins, 2011:176. Meanwhile, in eviews, Heteroscedasticity can be eliminated through White’s cross-section standard errors, if heteroscedasticity caused by the cross section or White’s period standard errors, if heteroscedasticity caused by the variability over the time. If the heteroscedasticity caused by both cross section and time series, thus the it can eliminate through Whi te’s diagonal standard errors.

c. Multicollinearity Test

The independent variables which contain of multicollinearity make the coefficient of regression become unsuitable with the substances, thus the interpretation become inappropriate Fadhliyah, 2008. According to Wibowo, 2012: 87, one way to detect multicollinearity in SPSS is to use a test tools that called Variance Inflation Factor VIF. According to Nachrowi and Usman 2006 in Fadhliyah 2008, the strong multicollinearity has value 0.8.