Abstract

This study aims to provide an empirical proof of the impact of Tri Hita Karana’s financial and cultural literacy on financial management behavior of those pursuing business education as a major at PGRI Mahadewa University of Indonesia in 2022 (H1). Financial literacy has been found to have a significant and favorable impact on the behavior of financial management of PGRI Mahadewa University of Indonesia business education students. The calculated results showed t1 counts of 3.712 > 1.976 and sig values of 0.000 <= 0.05. Hypothesis test (H2) in the findings indicated that three causes of happiness culture had a significant positive impact on the financial management behavior of business education students at PGRI Mahadewa University in Indonesia. The calculated results showed t1 counts of 29.944 > 1.976 and sig values of 0.000 <= 0.05. The results of the three causes of happiness test (H3) in financial and cultural literacy simultaneously had a critical effect on the monetary administration behavior of students in the Business Education Program at the University of PGRI Mahadewa Indonesia. A result of calculating an Fcount value of 2,002,656 for an Ftable value of 3.00 from the F distribution table, the Fcount value is 2,002,656 and the Ftable value based on the F distribution table is 3.00. There is a simultaneous or concurrent influence between financial literacy and Tri Hita Karana culture. Leadership behavior by students of the Indonesian Mahadeba Business Education Course at PGRI University.
 Keywords: monetary education, Tri Hita Karana culture, financial management behavior

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