TRADE ECONOMY CONCEPTS OF RESIDENTS OF BANJAR DESCENT IN TULUNGAGUNG
Keywords:
Exclusivity, socio-economic, surrender, trust, almsAbstract
This article intends to explain the perspective of residents of Banjar descent in Tulungagung in trade and business. The exclusivity of trade that they highlight seems to still be combined with the principles of their religious beliefs and culture of origin as a tribe that likes to go abroad. The phenomenon of migration inherent in this tribe has an impact on their mentality to survive when adapting and trading in overseas areas. In addition, the title as a religiously devout tribe adds to the variety of trading dynamics of this tribe which is increasingly unique, Islam is the role model of the Banjar people seems to have contributed significantly to the formation of the commercial character of the people of Banjar descent although this is not the only factor driving the progress of the trading economy of the people of Banjar descent. In this research, researchers used a socio-economic approach with the aim of studying economic actors in society, especially traders of Banjar descent in Tulungagung. The research location is in the Kampungdalem Tulungagung market. The results of this research are that the role of Islam has influenced the economy of people of Banjar descent, whose economic behavior is almost entirely colored by cultural traditions that are integrated with Islamic nuances . Banjar ethnic aggressive economic concept - religion is the belief of residents of Banjar descent to surrender and surrender but there is still encouragement in the people of Banjar descent to act to save the economy so they choose to give alms in order to "bribe God".
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