Islamic economics and the Islamic subeconomy

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Literature on Islamic economics began to emerge during the mid-20thcentury. The literature declares that an Islamic economy would bring together the strengths of capitalism and socialism. Many countries that have opened interest-free Islamic banks have been profitable. The Islamic economy has been able to provide benefits which secular economic institutions can not give.

Islamic economics

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How significant is the alleged unfair advantage enjoyed by state-owned banks in Germany?

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The competition between state banks and commercial banks in generating funds, in Germany, is examined.

Commercial Banks

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Works councils and environmental investment: theory and evidence from German panel data

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Influence of German works councils on environmental investment of firms is studied.

Environmental Management, Services information, Administration of Environmental Quality Programs, Conservation & Land Mgmt-Total Govt, Venture Analysis, Services, Company investment, Investments, Environmental aspects, Business enterprises, Environmental protection, Works councils

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