ABSTRACT

Irwandi, 2018. Analysis of Dimensions of the Religiosity of Sembako Traders in the Decision to Save at Sharia Banks (Case Study in Traditional Market of Kendari City). Essay. Department of Economic Development, Halu Oleo University, Supervisor: (1) Hasan Aedy, (2) Gamsir.

This study aimed to describe the religiosity of sembako traders in the traditional market of Kendari City in the decision to save at sharia banks. The type of research is descriptive research. Data collection was done by using questionnaire using likert scale measurement. Data were obtained from 40 samples consisting of 20 samples of sharia banks customers and 20 non-sharia banks customers. Data analysis uses descriptive and inferential statistics.
Based on the results of the analysis shows the religiosity of the sembako traders in traditional market of Kendari City with the status of customers in a high categorized at sharia banks with a mean score of 85.05 and when viewed the mean score of each dimension of religiosity with the customer status show the dimension of belief equal to 19.90, the dimension of practice equal to 17,10, the dimension of appreciation equal to 16,95, the dimension of knowledge equal to 15,00, and the dimension of consequence equal to 16,10. While the traders of sembako in traditional market of Kendari City with the status of non-customer in a very low categorized at sharia banks with a mean score of 68,95 and when viewed the mean score from each dimension of religiosity of non customer status show the dimension of belief equal to 16.45, the dimension of practice equal to 13.40, the dimension of appreciation equal to 13.15, the dimension of knowledge equal to 10.75, and the dimension of consequence equal to 11.95. Based on the results of different test analysis of independent sample t-test shows that the value of t = 11.554 with p = 0.000, because the significance of the test t = 0,000 < 0.05 that means the level of the religiosity between the traders of sembako with the status of customers and non-customers at sharia banks significantly of different.
Key words : Religiosity, Decision, Sharia Banks