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Islamic rates of return and conventional interest rates in the Malaysian deposit market

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The dependency of Islamic bank rates on conventional bank interest rates : further evidence from Turkey

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Performance of Islamic and conventional stock indices : empirical evidence from an emerging economy

Rana, Md. Ejaz; Akhter, Waheed - In: Financial innovation : FIN 1 (2015) 15, pp. 1-17

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Effect of interest rate on economic performance : evidence from Islamic and non-Islamic economies

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Background: Saving and investment are two of the most important tools for economic growth. The interest rate has always been considered an important determinant of saving and investment. However, according to Islamic teachings, riba or earning interest on saving or investment is forbidden, and...

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