The Impact of Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) of Tertiary Education in Indonesia on the Literacy and Inclusion Index: A Case Study Of Islamic Finance in Indonesia

Hasan, Zulfikar; Saifunnajar, Saifunnajar

doi:10.24235/amwal.v13i2.7599

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“…According to the findings of the National Financial Literacy and Inclusion Survey (SNLIK) that was carried out by the Financial Services Authority (OJK) in 2019, Indonesia's level of financial literacy is at a well-literate level, which is 38.03%. Individuals in this category need more knowledge and confidence in financial service institutions, products, and services (Hasan & Saifunnajar, 2021). The level of financial literacy only reached 29.7% and 21.84% in 2016 and 2013, respectively, when this data was collected.…”

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Developing student literacy management to support national economic development in Indonesia

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Willem²,

Tanduh³

2023

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The development and management of student literacy data have become a central issue discussed recently; its purpose is to support the Government's agenda to improve the national economy, including Indonesia. We searched for data online on several sources related to financial literacy in student countries and the goals of increasing the country's economy. We examine this location under the lychee phenomenon approach. We involve a comprehensive data coding system, evaluation, and interpretation of data to get relevant conclusions and valid answers to problems. Based on the existing data and discussion of the results, we can conclude that efforts to develop student literacy are significantly carried out by every Government, not only by Indonesia but by several other developed countries; this is because, as much as possible, the Government develops literacy governance for generations of students, so they will get a generation that can improve national economic development. Hopefully, these results can be helpful for further studies by academics, decision-makers, and the wider community.

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Developing student literacy management to support national economic development in Indonesia

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Willem²,

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2023

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“…From time to time, the digital industry in various countries is increasingly showing its development, including in Indonesia (Zulfikar Hasan et al, 2021). That has a big impact on the increasingly diverse development of Indonesia's digital payments.…”

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“…including OVO, GO-PAY, and DANA (Zulfikar Hasan, 2020a). The use of this application is to facilitate transactions in various activities, for example for online motorcycle taxi payments, food delivery orders, electricity/telephone bill payments, PDAM payments, and there are still considerable amenities produced by digital payment applications (Zulfikar Hasan et al, 2021) (Setiawardani et al, 2021).…”

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“…The payment feature in Indonesia is still controlled by a conventional-based system, so several institutions have initiatives to develop sharia-based electronic payments by issuing Islamic electronic money (Zulfikar Hasan, 2021) (Arpan, 2021). The institution in question is the sharia-based LinkAja which implements a sharia-based payment system.…”

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“…In its implementation, LinkAja Shariah Services prioritizes several basic principles, namely the placement of funds in collaboration with several sharia banks, applying transaction procedures that are following sharia principles, and are accepted by all LinkAja merchants. Besides, LinkAja's Sharia Service also presents a variety of products that are following the sharia contract with no elements of maisyir (gambling), gharar (obscurity), usury (additional), zalim, and non-halal goods (Zulfikar Hasan et al, 2021) (Analita & Wijaksana, 2020).…”

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Prospect of Islamic Electronic Money in Indonesia: Case Study on the LinkAja Application

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Jayanti

Azlina

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<p><em>This research conducted to see how the prospects for electronic money in Indonesia, considering the launch of new electronic money launched this year through the LinkAja application. This application has received a fatwa from the National Sharia Council of the Indonesian Ulema Council (DSN-MUI) to be a strong source of law for application in Indonesian society. The emergence of LinkAja electronic money is one of the policies of all stakeholders because the potential of sharia-based electronic money is quite large, apart from Indonesia having the world's largest Muslim population. The method that the author made is a qualitative method besides reading several journals and reading material about Islamic electronic money. The prospect of newly launched electronic money certainly has several challenges and opportunities that can be used as lessons for relevant stakeholders. Apart from the competition with the same applications as conventional-based electronic money, Indonesians are still used to conventional-based electronic money there is when compared to sharia-based systems. Complete support from the government is needed to make this electronic money develop well, apart from being protected by applicable laws and regulations. Promotion and marketing of all LinkAja management are also necessary to expand the reach not only in cities but also in villages.</em></p>

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The Impact of Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) of Tertiary Education in Indonesia on the Literacy and Inclusion Index: A Case Study Of Islamic Finance in Indonesia

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Developing student literacy management to support national economic development in Indonesia

Developing student literacy management to support national economic development in Indonesia

Prospect of Islamic Electronic Money in Indonesia: Case Study on the LinkAja Application

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