Masyarakat Utilitarian, Agama, Dan Kehidupan Ekonomi

Riyardi, Agung

doi:10.23917/jep.v5i1.4029

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“…Thus, it is expected that the managers will implement their duties according to their desired results. This result is also in accordance to the research from Riyardi (2004) that mainly focused on how people tend to have "inner drive", which actually lead them to several duties according to what their beliefs are.…”

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Understanding the Altruistic Financial Behavior in a Not-for-Profit Microfinance

Prasetyani,

Abidin

2024

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Objective: Microfinance has long been considered as a way out of poverty. Not-for-profit microfinance emerged as an innovation in this particular field. This research aims to gather information on the not-for-profit microcredit named Blessing Revolving Fund, especially its actors' behavioral patterns. Method: This paper used a case study approach with data collection through interviews and document analysis. The samples are selected using the purposive sampling technique. Result: The results showed that the Blessing Revolving Fund was a not-for-profit microcredit with donations as its financial source. They give credits without collateral, without interest, and profit-sharing. The activity has three parties: managers, donors, and members. The desire to help others, ease of mechanism, satisfaction, comfort, and inner peace are a few reasons these actors participate. They also did not expect a reciprocity issue between performance and rewards. Conclusion: These results are inversely proportional to Vroom's theory of motivation. It also indicates a tendency towards philanthropic behavior in Blessing Revolving Fund activities.

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confidence: 90%