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"ABSTRAKThis paper examines conflict in Malaysia through an analysis of rents and the relationship between the economic imperative for growth and political imperative for stability. It links episodes of conflict and political instability to the social forces that drive the allocation of rents and the impact of these rents on the pattern of accumulation. It examines how the emergence and expansion of the Malay intermediate classes increased contestation and conflict over the allocation of rents that compromised the states ability to balance the political imperative for stability with the economic imperative for growth. It traces Malaysias long-term economic slowdown associated with premature deindustrialization to the state prioritizing rents for accommodation (redistribution) over rents for learning and accumulation."

"Penelitian ini menguji pengaruh product market power terhadap keputusan trade credit pada periode krisis keuangan 2007-2008. Peneliti menggunakan krisis 2007-2008 di Amerika Serikat sebagai sumber variasi dalam pentingnya product market power terhadap keputusan trade credit. Penelitian ini menggunakan 6.452 observasi yang terdiri dari 274 perusahaan yang terdaftar di Bursa Efek Indonesia pada tahun 2004 sampai dengan tahun 2010. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode efek tetap (MET). Hasil penelitian menemukan bahwa satu standar deviasi lebih tingginya product market power berpengaruh pada penurunan payable days sekitar empat sampai enam hari selama masa krisis. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa perusahaan dengan product market power tinggi mengatasi kendala keuangan dari pemasok mereka untuk menghindari hilangnya monopoly rents.

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This paper investigates whether product market power affects trade credit decisions. We use the 2007-2008 financial crisis in the U.S. as a source of variation in the importance of product market power for trade credit. This study uses 6.452 observations consisting of 274 companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2004 to 2010. The research method used is the Fixed Effect Method. We find that one standard deviation increase in market power is associated to a decrease in payables days of approximately four to six days during the crisis. It means that high market power firms alleviate financial constraints from their suppliers to avoid the loss of monopoly rents."