SOCIAL CLASS REPRESENTATION IN TITANIC MOVIE: SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS

Abstrak

This final report aims to examine the inaccuracy of achieving targets or the ineffectiveness of a cooperative within a year that provides capital to ikat weaving MSMEs in Teka Iku Village. This was caused by the ikat weaving entrepreneurs not paying back the loans as a return of capital to KSP Kopdit Megu Lekuk. The aim of providing this financing is to improve the performance of Ikat Weaving MSMEs by looking at business success factors, namely in terms of income. If business income increases, the financing provided is effective in improving the performance of MSMEs. Effectiveness here shows how successful a set target is. Because the closer the MSME activities are to the target, the more effective the financing will be. This study uses qualitative methods with interview techniques, observation and document analysis. The results of this study show that the effectiveness of financing carried out by KSP Kopdit Megu Lekuk for ikat weaving MSMEs shows less effective results, this is due to several challenges that need to be overcome, especially related to loan repayment management and the lack of assistance from cooperatives. Therefore, cooperatives need to increase efforts in financial assistance and provide education to their members so that financing sustainability can be maintained.