Vol. 7 Special No. 1 2021: Islamic Economy and Fin
ISBN/ISSN
24606146
Collation
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Series Title
1. Determinants Of Indonesian Conventional And Islamic Bank Depositor Trust During The Covid-19 Pandemic
2. Better Safe Havens During Covid-19: A Comparison Between Islamic And Selected Financial Assets
3. How The Covid-19 Crisis Is Affecting Customers’ Intention To Use Islamic Fintech Services: Evidence From Indonesia
4. The Significance Of Islamic Social Finance In Stabilising Income For Micro-Entrepreneurs During The Covid-19 Outbreak
5. How Has The Covid-19 Pandemic Affected The Real And Monetary Sectors In Indonesia?
6. Islamic, Green, And Conventional Cryptocurrency Market Efficiency During The Covid-19 Pandemic
7. The Asymmetric Volatility Of The Islamic Capital Market During The Covid-19 Pandemic
8. Why Do Muzaki Pay Zakat Through Institutions? The Theory Of Planned Behaviour Application
Call Number
J 297.273 JOU Vol.7 No.1
Edition
Vol. 7 Special No. 1 2021: Islamic Economy and Fin
ISBN/ISSN
24606146
Collation
-
Series Title
1. Determinants Of Indonesian Conventional And Islamic Bank Depositor Trust During The Covid-19 Pandemic
2. Better Safe Havens During Covid-19: A Comparison Between Islamic And Selected Financial Assets
3. How The Covid-19 Crisis Is Affecting Customers’ Intention To Use Islamic Fintech Services: Evidence From Indonesia
4. The Significance Of Islamic Social Finance In Stabilising Income For Micro-Entrepreneurs During The Covid-19 Outbreak
5. How Has The Covid-19 Pandemic Affected The Real And Monetary Sectors In Indonesia?
6. Islamic, Green, And Conventional Cryptocurrency Market Efficiency During The Covid-19 Pandemic
7. The Asymmetric Volatility Of The Islamic Capital Market During The Covid-19 Pandemic
8. Why Do Muzaki Pay Zakat Through Institutions? The Theory Of Planned Behaviour Application
1. Religious Responses To Sustainable Development Goals: An Islamic Perspective
2. Islamic Stock Portfolio Optimization Using Deep Reinforcement Learning
3. Relationship Between Board Independence And Csr Spending Of Islamic Banks In Bangladesh
4. The Default In Islamic Peer To Peer Lending: An Application Of The General Strain Theory
5. Between Two Crises: Do Islamic Banks Suffer?
6. Determinants Of Public-Private Partnership Implementation In Oic Countries
7. Sharīʿah-Compliant Fintech Usage Among Microentrepreneurs In Malaysia: An Extension Of Utaut Model
8. Determinants Of Systematic And Unsystematic Liquidity Risk In Islamic Banks
Call Number
J 297.273 JOU Vol.8 No.2
Edition
Vol. 8 No.2 2022
ISBN/ISSN
24606146
Collation
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Series Title
1. Religious Responses To Sustainable Development Goals: An Islamic Perspective
2. Islamic Stock Portfolio Optimization Using Deep Reinforcement Learning
3. Relationship Between Board Independence And Csr Spending Of Islamic Banks In Bangladesh
4. The Default In Islamic Peer To Peer Lending: An Application Of The General Strain Theory
5. Between Two Crises: Do Islamic Banks Suffer?
6. Determinants Of Public-Private Partnership Implementation In Oic Countries
7. Sharīʿah-Compliant Fintech Usage Among Microentrepreneurs In Malaysia: An Extension Of Utaut Model
8. Determinants Of Systematic And Unsystematic Liquidity Risk In Islamic Banks
Vol. 7 No. 1 2021 Islamic Economy and Finance in t
ISBN/ISSN
24606618
Collation
226 hlm.; 23 cm
Series Title
-DETERMINANTS OF INDONESIAN CONVENTIONAL AND ISLAMIC BANK DEPOSITOR TRUST DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
-BETTER SAFE HAVENS DURING COVID-19 A COMPARISON BETWEEN ISLAMIC AND SELECTED FINANCIAL ASSETS
-HOW THE COVID-19 CRISIS IS AFFECTING CUSTOMERS’ INTENTION TO USE ISLAMIC FINTECH SERVICES EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA
Call Number
J 297.27307 JOU Vol.7
Edition
Vol. 7 No. 1 2021 Islamic Economy and Finance in t
ISBN/ISSN
24606618
Collation
226 hlm.; 23 cm
Series Title
-DETERMINANTS OF INDONESIAN CONVENTIONAL AND ISLAMIC BANK DEPOSITOR TRUST DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
-BETTER SAFE HAVENS DURING COVID-19 A COMPARISON BETWEEN ISLAMIC AND SELECTED FINANCIAL ASSETS
-HOW THE COVID-19 CRISIS IS AFFECTING CUSTOMERS’ INTENTION TO USE ISLAMIC FINTECH SERVICES EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA