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Dynamic model of Ibn Khaldun theory on poverty : empirical analysis on the poverty in majority and minority Muslim population after the financial crisis

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Performance of Islamic banks and economies of selected Muslim countries

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Islamic Financial Intermediation of Indonesian Economic Growth in 2003 : Q1-2015: Q4

Sukmana, Raditya - 2019

Indonesia applies Islamic financial instruments in its financial system. Indonesia adheres to a bank-based industry financial system that puts Islamic banking as the driving force of the economy. This study aimed to examine the effect of Islamic financial performance in the intermediation...

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