Selling Behaviour in Installments from a Socio-Cultural and Islamic Perspective

Purpose – This study aims to explain the installment sales behaviour of sellers in the Bone-bone community. Goods sold include clothing, kitchen utensils, motorbikes, and tupperware. Method – By using qualitative research methods with descriptive type of descriptive research, the researcher conducted an indept interview to obtain a comprehensive a comprehensive picture of installment activities. Data analysis was conducted whilst in the field and after the field. The data analysis technique used is qualitative analysis technique. Result – The findings of this study indicate that the promotion carried out by traders of two kinds, promotion in stores and traveling promotions. Implication – The implication of this research is to provide socialization education as a reference for community life transactions in accordance with Islamic law, then provide knowledge regarding the concept of transaction agreements in society

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