Interest free banking in the context of bounded rationality financial activities
2018
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. Emin Ertürk
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Today, economic and financial activities are services that every sector needs. Optimal use of resources in economic activities is rationality. Basic disciplines such as production, investment and financial activities can also be carried out with wisdom. Economic and financial activities are dynamic processes. It is also observed that there are very important changes as far as now. Beyond religious motives in the world, the biggest duty in İslamic Finance activities that operate in eighty countries falls to Turkey again. In our study; rationality, bounded rationality and related approaches to the connection with Islamic economics and interest free banking have discussed. Financial activity, interest and interest-free financing have also been examined. Financial fund collection and funding methods and models of interest-free banking, also called interest-free finance, are explained. In addition, the relationship between interest-free banking and bounded rationality were evaluated by supported with the survey studies and tables.
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Kemal Yücel
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Kemal Yücel (Doctorate thesis). Interest free banking in the context of bounded rationality financial activities, 2018, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.
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