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                <text>The halal product market has garnered significant attention worldwide. Consumers are  increasingly  cognizant  of  the importance  of  selecting  products  that  adhere  to  the  halal principles of the Islamic faith. Halal certification plays a critical role in bolstering consumer confidence in a product. This study aims to explore the influence of halal certification on the purchase  intention  of  Micro,  Small,  and  Medium  Enterprises  (MSMEs)  food  products  in Bandung.   Specifically,   it   examines   the   impact   of   self-declared   halal   certification   on consumers'  purchasing  decisions.  The  research  sample  comprised  100  respondents,  and  data analysis  included  validity  and  reliability  tests,  data  normality  tests,  correlation  analysis, simple  linear  regression  analysis,  and  the  coefficient  of  determination,  utilizing  the  SPSS program.  The  findings  indicate  that  self-declared  halal  certification  has  a  positive  and significant  effect  on  the  purchase  intention  of  MSME  food  products  in  Bandung.  This  is evidenced by a t-value of 19.408 and a p-value (Sig) of 0.000, which is below the 5% alpha threshold, thereby confirming the research hypothesis</text>
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                <text>This  study  aims  to investigate  and  analyze  the  impact  of  strategic  leadership  and environmental  management  on  competitive  advantage,  and  the  effect  of  strategic  leadership and  environmental  management  on  firm  performance  mediated  by  competitive  advantage within the mining industry in Indonesia. Data for this research were collected from a population of 90 respondents who work in the mining sector and possess a Mining Business License (IUP) as  well  as  are  members  of  the  Indonesia  Mining  Association  (IMA).  The  sample  includes business  owners,  mining  contractors,  mining  consultants,  traders,  and  beneficiation  plant operators.  This  study  analyzed  the  effects  of  Strategic  Leadership  and  Environmental Management on Competitive Advantage and Firm Performance in the mining industry using Structural  Equation  Modeling  (SEM)  with  Partial  Least  Squares  (PLS).  The  findings  reveal that Strategic Leadership and Environmental Management significantly enhance Competitive Advantage. However, their direct effects on Firm Performance are not significant, suggesting their  impact  is  mediated  through  Competitive  Advantage.  Notably,  Competitive  Advantage strongly  drives  Firm  Performance.  These  results  highlight  the  critical  roles  of  strategic leadership  and  sustainable  practices  in  fostering  competitive  strengths,  ultimately  leading  to superior performance outcomes. Mining companies should focus on these areas to achieve and sustain  competitive  advantages.  Future  research  should  explore  additional  mediating  factors and  examine  these  relationships  in  various  contexts  to  deepen  the  understanding  of  these dynamics within the mining sector</text>
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