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ESSAYS ON ISLAMIC BANKING AND SUKUK MARKETS: LIQUIDITY CREATION, LIQUIDITY AND CREDIT RISK, CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC GROWTH NEXUS
Islamic banks emerged in the 1970s as an alternative financial player, and since then, they have demonstrated high performance in many countries in the world. In addition to their own unique normative nature, Islamic banks operate within the existing financial and economic system, and, therefore, th
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