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Title: Leavrage Analysis between traditional and Sharia-compliant institutions, comparative study - the case of Malaysia
Authors: حمزة شودار
عبد السلام حططاش
Keywords: Financial leverage
Traditional institutions
Shari'ah-compliant institutions
cost of Islamic financing modes
degree of indebtedness
Issue Date: 7-Oct-2018
Series/Report no.: Number 08 June 2018;
Abstract: Firms rely on leverage to maximize the return for the owners against minor changes in the level of profits, through relying on borrowing to finance their activities. On the other hand, Shari'ah compliant institutions avoid Reba-based loans and rely on alternative Financing Modes with different costs, which means difference in the degree of financial leverage between shari'ah and non-shari'ah compliant firms. This research aims to study and analyze the degree of reliance on leverage between traditional and Shari'ah-compliant institutions by using a sample of the Malaysian economic listed firms.
Description: Algerian Review of Economic Development ( ARED )
URI: http://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/19195
ISSN: 5302/2392
Appears in Collections:Number 08 Juin 2018

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