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Gold Standard Anchored in Islamic Finance

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TypeSOURCE_BOOK
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan (GB)
ISBN-139781137485830
Open LibraryOL20708297W
Total publications3
Coverage period2014 - 2014
LanguageEN

Askari and Krichene provide a comprehensive background for recent international financial crises rapid expansion of interest-bearing debt and monetary expansion though the fractional reserve banking s

Economic conditions · Political science

  • The Gold Standard Anchored in Islamic Finance

    Open Access•Hossein Askari, Noureddine Krichene•BOOK•2014

    Askari and Krichene provide a comprehensive background for recent international financial crises rapid expansion of interest-bearing debt and monetary expansion though the fractional reserve banking s

  • Gold Standard Anchored in Islamic Finance

    H Askari, N Krichene•BOOK•2014

  • Origins of Gold as Money

    Open Access•Hossein Askari, Noureddine Krichene•CHAPTER•2014

    Gold and silver have been used as money throughout history. Each civilization had to organize its monetary system, the foundation of its internal and external trade as well as the safety of its wealth. Monetary organization was similar across nations: it consisted of adopting a monetary law defining the unit of account, the standard of value, and types of coins in terms of weights and shapes to be allowed to circulate. The law organized the mints…

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  • The Gold Standard Anchored in Islamic Finance

    Open Access•Hossein Askari, Noureddine Krichene•BOOK•2014

    Askari and Krichene provide a comprehensive background for recent international financial crises rapid expansion of interest-bearing debt and monetary expansion though the fractional reserve banking s

  • Gold Standard Anchored in Islamic Finance

    H Askari, N Krichene•BOOK•2014

  • Origins of Gold as Money

    Open Access•Hossein Askari, Noureddine Krichene•CHAPTER•2014

    Gold and silver have been used as money throughout history. Each civilization had to organize its monetary system, the foundation of its internal and external trade as well as the safety of its wealth. Monetary organization was similar across nations: it consisted of adopting a monetary law defining the unit of account, the standard of value, and types of coins in terms of weights and shapes to be allowed to circulate. The law organized the mints…

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