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GP1c                                           0.781
                  GP1d                                           0.672
                  GP1a                                           0.668
                  GP2c                                                       0.774
                  GP2b                                                       0.744
                  GP2a                                                       0.720
                  GP2d                                                       0.647
                  GP4b                                                                   0.899
                  GP4a                                                                   0.788
                  GP4c                                                                   0.669
                  GP4d                                                                   0.382
                  DB3                                                                                 0.837
                  DB2                                                                                 0.808
                  DB1                                                                                 0.682

                  Eigenvalue                5.209         2.616         2.196        1.548            1.209
                  % of Variance             25.151        11.377        9.284        6.059            4.178
                        Eigenvalue is a commonly used criterion to determine the number of factors in
                  EFA  analysis.  There  are  five  factors  extracted  based  on  the  criterion  of  eigenvalue

                  greater than 1, so these factors  summarize the information of 19 observed variables
                  included in EFA in the best way. The total variance extracted by these five factors is
                  56.048% > 50%, thus, the 5 extracted factors explain 56.048% of the data variation of
                  19 observed variables participating in EFA.
                        Factor  Loading,  also  known  as  the  factor  weight,  represents  the  correlation
                  relationship  between  the  observed  variable  and  the  factor.  According  to  Hair  et  al.
                  (2010)  Multivariate  Data  Analysis,  variables  with  loading  coefficients  from  0.5  are
                  observed variables with good quality, the minimum should be 0.3. The results of the

                  rotation matrix show that 19 observed variables are classified into 5 factors, all observed
                  variables  have  Factor  Loading  coefficients  greater  than  0.5  and  there  are  no  bad
                  variables.
                        5.4. CFA – Confirmatory factor analysis
                        Confirmatory  Factor  Analysis  is  one  of  the  statistical  techniques  of  structural
                  equation  modeling  (SEM).  CFA  allows  us  to  test  how  well  the  observed  variables

                  represent the factors (constructs). CFA is the next step of EFA because CFA is used to
                  confirm univariate, multivariable, convergent and discriminant validity of the scale.
                                              Table 5. Confirmatory factor analysis
                   Chi-square = 270.67;                    df = 142;                 P = 0.000

                   CMIN/df = 1.906;
                   GFI = 0.924;                            TLI = 0.938;              CFI = 0.949
                   RMSEA = 0.052

                        To measure the fit of the model to market information, we often use Chi-square
                  (CMIN), Chi-square adjusted for degrees of freedom (CMIN/df), Comparative Fit Index
                  (CIF), Tucker & Lewis index (TLI), Root Mean  Square Error Approximation index
                  (RMSEA),…  The  results  of  CFA  analysis show that the model has statistical

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