Mengkaji Dampak Etika Bisnis Islam Terhadap Praktik Pembulatan Harga Dalam Jual Beli Tanaman

Abstract

The practice of price rounding in the sale and purchase of plants in the middle coral village, bulukumbu district, is described in this article. To better understand the ethics of Islamic business and its implications for price rounding practices in the sale and purchase of plants in the village, this research will look at the practice of rounding prices in transactions. The type of research used is field research. Field research, often known as forensic research, is the method used. The methods used are data collection methods through documentation, interviews, and observations, as well as methods for analyzing data. This research uses methods of data collection through interview, observation, and documentation and qualitatively descriptive data analysis methods. From the results of the research it is known that price setting beginners The findings of the study showed that the agents of the crop of the village of Karangt Mittel performed price rounding down through price roundings. Cost reduction. Because it's hard to round the price down if there's no return money, the agents round this amount. The agents believe that this rounding is normal and the farmers are aware of it, so if there is no change, it will make it harder for the farmer to pay the price of the crop. In addition, price rounding by agents is also contrary to the basic principles of Islamic business ethics that include responsibility, balance, unity, free will, and truth. Price rounding is also in conflict with these principles.