Analisis SWOT Ekonomi Syariah di Indonesia (Studi Komparasi Pertumbuhan dan Perkembangan Ekonomi Syariah)

Randa Fajar Saputra, Ayub Rangkuti, Syahpawi S, Murah Syahrial

Abstract


In the SWOT analysis, the main strengths of sharia economics in Indonesia include moral and ethical principles, stability and fairness in transactions, as well as clear regulatory support. However, this sector also faces weaknesses such as limited products and services, limited infrastructure, and a lack of awareness and education about Islamic finance. Opportunities for the sharia economy in Indonesia include increasing public awareness, developing new products and services, and increasing investment and financing. Challenges that must be faced include competition with the conventional financial sector, global economic volatility, and changes in international regulations. By taking these steps, the sharia economy in Indonesia can overcome existing weaknesses and threats, and take advantage of strengths and opportunities to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth. Strengthening the sharia economic sector will contribute significantly to national economic development and community welfare.


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SWOT Analysis, Sharia Economics, Indonesia

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12609390

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