2022
DOI: 10.32497/keunis.v10i1.3070
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Studi Tentang Korelasi Antara Preferensi Pembayaran Dengan Variabel Sosial Demografi

Abstract: <p><em><span lang="EN-US">The era of digitalization is underway in Indonesia. One of the influential aspects is the business environment. In the business world, economic transaction are vital in developing a cashless society. The purposed of the study to assess the socio demographic variables (gender, marital status, education level, occupation dan income) correlate of the payments preferences. The sampling method was purposive sampling. An online survey of 100 participants  was conducted  am… Show more

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“…Based on Fig 2 below, it shows that out of a total of 200 respondents in this study, it can be seen that female respondents, namely 54% or as many as 108 people, have a higher frequency than men who have 46% or as many as 92 people. This is because the MyPertamina application is a mobile payment application, while women's interest in using cashless payments is higher than men [20]. Based on Fig 4 it can be seen that the last education of the most respondents was Academy/Higher Education as many as 114 people (57%), then SMA/SMK/MA as many as 79 people (39%), and the lowest was SMP/MTS with 7 people (4%) .…”
Section: ) Gendermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Based on Fig 2 below, it shows that out of a total of 200 respondents in this study, it can be seen that female respondents, namely 54% or as many as 108 people, have a higher frequency than men who have 46% or as many as 92 people. This is because the MyPertamina application is a mobile payment application, while women's interest in using cashless payments is higher than men [20]. Based on Fig 4 it can be seen that the last education of the most respondents was Academy/Higher Education as many as 114 people (57%), then SMA/SMK/MA as many as 79 people (39%), and the lowest was SMP/MTS with 7 people (4%) .…”
Section: ) Gendermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The results of research by Widiyati et al (2022) the majority of respondents are under 40 years old, have many forms of electronic payment, and use them for bill payment, transportation, and online shopping. Hypothesis testing results show no correlation between payment preferences and demographic factors such as gender, marital status, age, education level, occupation, or income.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%