Does gender influence zakat compliance among Indonesian Muslim entrepreneurs? A multi-group analysis
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Key Points
Zakat compliance is significantly influenced by religiosity and perceived behavioral control in both genders, indicating key predictors.
The study of 388 Indonesian Muslim entrepreneurs highlights that subjective norm affects zakat compliance among males, while religiosity is central for females.
Multi-group analysis shows clinically different drivers of zakat compliance for male and female respondents, illustrating behavioral diversity.
This research emphasizes the need for specific interventions, such as zakat education programs, to improve compliance based on gender differences.
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Implication
Quantitative analysis reveals gender-specific impacts on zakat compliance in Muslim entrepreneurs, suggesting tailored education programs.