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September 10, 2025International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies

Monopolistic Pricing and Market Ethics in Rural Indonesia:‎An Islamic Economic Analysis of The Spice Trade

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Price suppression hinders farmers' livelihoods, creating dependency on exploitative market structures.
Findings indicate income instability is prevalent among farmers, with asymmetric information affecting negotiations.
Qualitative descriptive method involved interviews and analysis of trade documents among 30 stakeholders.
Proposed strategies aim to restore market fairness and empower producers while adhering to Islamic ethical norms.

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Qualitative analysis reveals price suppression and income instability in rural Indonesia's spice trade, highlighting ethical concerns within Islamic economics.

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Wisandani et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1b81254b1d3bfb60ec08d https://doi.org/10.14419/r5wv3s31

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Qualitative analysis reveals price suppression and income instability in rural Indonesia's spice trade, highlighting ethical concerns within Islamic economics.

Monopolistic Pricing and Market Ethics in Rural Indonesia:‎An Islamic Economic Analysis of The Spice Trade

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Monopolistic Pricing and Market Ethics in Rural Indonesia:‎An Islamic Economic Analysis of The Spice Trade

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