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Mediator in Political Economy
Islamic and modern and Corporate system Islamic and modernBy Ahmed Lissane el haqLength16h 23m
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Mediator book on Islamic and modern political economy and the system of Islamic and modern companies deals with the subject of political economy from an Islamic and modern perspective. The book also deals with the system of Islamic and modern companies. The book contains a careful research on these topics of interest to readers interested in this field. The study aims to put the Islamic and modern economy on two parallel sides within the framework of the interview between two systems that agree on principles and differ in regulatory laws between legitimacy and status. It aims to put in front of businessmen and trade the five Islamic companies with their systems and laws and the five modern companies with their laws and regulations in an interview between two systems that meet at the table of production and investment despite their differences in source.
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GenreBusiness and Economics
Length16 hrs 23 mins
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Publish dateOct 5, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1The introduction
2Chapter One
3The first topic
4The concept of the word economy and the nature of the main trends under which the word economy is included: The communist system
5The second topic
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6The original, linguistic and terminological concept of the word economy and the changes that occurred to it between capital and capitalist. ...and the commons, and communism, and socialism, and socialism....
7The word economics is linked to politics and what politics?
8The fourth topic
9Economics and its branches: Definition of economics
10Branches of economics
11The science of economics is divided into several branches, the most important of which are:
12Firstly - theoretical economics
13Secondly: Applied economics
14Thirdly: Social economy
15Fourthly - The national economy
16Fifthly: International economy
17The relationship of economics to other sciences
18Firstly - social sciences
19Secondly - Legal sciences
20Thirdly: Natural sciences
21The economic problem and ways to solve it
22The first topic
23Economic activity and human needs
24The second topic
25Production and permanent and circulating capital
26The first - work
27Second - Topics
28Third - means
29The third section
30Conventional exchange and free markets
31The fourth topic
32Swap and financial markets or “stock exchanges”
33The arrow
34Buying and selling stocks with options and pledges
35Participation document, transferable and recallable.
36Selling currencies, bills of exchange, and dealing by check
37Final, intermediate, immediate and life time consumption
38Chapter Two
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40The first topic
41The emergence of economic thought and the emergence of human life
42The beginning of ownership between individual and collective ownership
43Aristote and his views on economics
44Among the Romans and in the Middle Ages
45The Muhammadan mission and Islamic economic thought
46Islam and the beginning of economic thought among the Arabs
47Abolishing the usurious system and establishing Islamic commerce in its place
48Reform in the agricultural economy
49Call for economic development and work
50Chapter Three