The View of Islamic Economic on Risk Management Strategies For Wet Fish Traders

Humans in their lives always face possibilities, both positive and negative. Humans who face negative possibilities due to various reasons can be said to be facing a risk, including in trading businesses where at the start and in progress there is a possibility that there will be risks to be faced. For this reason, initial efforts are needed to anticipate various risks that may occur in running a business. The data analysis method used in this research is descriptive analysis. This research aims to identify the risk management strategies implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District and analyze the Islamic economic view of the risk management strategies implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District. This research approach is a descriptive qualitative research approach. Participants in this research were fishermen and buyers of wet fish in the village. Meanwhile, the research location is in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District. In obtaining data in the field, observation, interviews and documentation are used. The research results obtained are: first, the risk management strategy implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu Fish District, namely always maintaining the quality of the goods to be sold so that customers do not feel disappointed, lowering the selling price and transferring it to other traders and increasing the number of stones. ice or store in the refrigerator. Second, the Islamic economic view of the risk management strategy implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District does not contain transactions that are prohibited in Islam, for example swearing falsely when selling their merchandise. Apart from that, there are no elements of false promotion or oaths made by fish sellers to be convincing.

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Zabags International Journal Of Economy
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.61233/zijec.v2i2.83
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The View of Islamic Economic on Risk Management Strategies For Wet Fish Traders

Rabiah Rabiah, Haeran Haeran
Zabags International Journal Of Economy
Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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The View of Islamic Economic on Risk Management Strategies For Wet Fish Traders

Rabiah Rabiah, Haeran Haeran
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Abstract

Humans in their lives always face possibilities, both positive and negative. Humans who face negative possibilities due to various reasons can be said to be facing a risk, including in trading businesses where at the start and in progress there is a possibility that there will be risks to be faced. For this reason, initial efforts are needed to anticipate various risks that may occur in running a business. The data analysis method used in this research is descriptive analysis. This research aims to identify the risk management strategies implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District and analyze the Islamic economic view of the risk management strategies implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District. This research approach is a descriptive qualitative research approach. Participants in this research were fishermen and buyers of wet fish in the village. Meanwhile, the research location is in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District. In obtaining data in the field, observation, interviews and documentation are used. The research results obtained are: first, the risk management strategy implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu Fish District, namely always maintaining the quality of the goods to be sold so that customers do not feel disappointed, lowering the selling price and transferring it to other traders and increasing the number of stones. ice or store in the refrigerator. Second, the Islamic economic view of the risk management strategy implemented by wet fish traders in Sungai Cemara Village, Sadu District does not contain transactions that are prohibited in Islam, for example swearing falsely when selling their merchandise. Apart from that, there are no elements of false promotion or oaths made by fish sellers to be convincing.

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