Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
Decision-Making in Conditions of Uncertainty and the Games Theory in Modeling Islamic Economic
9
43
FA
Asghar
Abolhasani
Faculty of Payameh Nour University
abolhasani@pnu.ac.ir
Rafi
Hasani Moghaddam
Faculty of Payameh Nour University
moghadam_rafi@yahoo.com
During the past fifty years, important theories have been introduced to economics, which<br />have undergone great review in the past two decades. Two of these theories, which have<br />great applicability in analyzing economic subjects especially in the field of finance, are<br />reviewed in this paper. Decision-making in uncertainty and the Games Theory are two<br />subjects that have applications in Islamic banking. In this article, the common economic<br />and Islamic economic are divided into normative and descriptive statements, each. Thus,<br />along with a general review of decision-making in conditions of uncertainty and the games<br />theory, these concepts, too, have been divided into descriptive and normative statements. It<br />has been shown that some of these concepts have applications in Islamic economic.<br />Additionally, applications of the discussions related to the games theory and decisionmaking<br />in uncertainty are provided, in areas such as finance, banking, and Islamic business.
Islamic economic,normative statements,Descriptive Statements,games
theory,decision-making in uncertain conditions
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_252.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_252_f95dc7468b5b10fe0cb992a5351ac224.pdf
Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
A Conceptual Method of Success Indices of Future Contracts in the Market of the Islamic Republic of Iran
45
72
FA
Gholam Reza
Mesbahi Moghaddam
Faculty, Theology, Imam Sadiq University
Hamid Reza
Esmaili Givi
Faculty, Theology, Imam Sadiq University
esmaely@gmail.com
Alireza
Naserpour
M. A. Student, Management and Theology, Imam Sadiq University
This is a basic, data-collecting research. The research aims to provide the indices for<br />the success of future contracts to be presented to the market in a conceptual mode.<br />The presented model in the article has effective variables on the success of<br />presenting a designed future, including properties of underlying assets and<br />properties of designed contract .Each of these variables has indices that help to<br />measure values of variables .At first, the article surveys importance or unimportance<br />of each of indices by non-parametric statistics and their coordination or in<br />coordination with their divisions in the presented conceptual model. Then the article<br />surveys presumptions of the research by using subjective analysis and LISREL<br />software .Eventually, it is depicted that both properties of underlying asset variable<br />and properties of designed contract variable are so impressive in succeeding future<br />and are used in order to survey how much these indices are important and whether<br />their position is accurate in the presented conceptual model.
financial innovation,Future Contract,indices of success,conceptual method,Risk Management
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_253.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_253_3f06de13644abd0f5c675c895eb65275.pdf
Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
Assessment of Transition Problems to the Indirect Monetary Policy Instrument in Islamic Countries
73
101
FA
Seyed Hadi
Arabi
Faculty, Hawzeh and University Research Institute
hadiarabi@gmail.com
Mohsen
Ma’arefi
M. A. Student, Economics, Mofid University
The most important instrument of controlling and managing liquidity in developed<br />countries is open market type operations. However, in many developing countries,<br />because of the lack of developed financial markets, the central banks use the open<br />market operations as a transitional step. This article examines these new operations<br />and transition problems by descriptive-analytic method. Then, as a transitional step<br />and to resolve the problem of paying interest to central bank securities an Islamic<br />monetary instrument is presented by using Islamic contracts, particularly ju’ala,<br />qarzul hasana and ba’i. Next, the instrument is examined in the views of economists<br />and jurisprudence scholars. The results show that the above Islamic contracts have<br />good capabilities for designing such an Islamic monetary policy instrument.
open market operations,open market type operations,central bank securities,Islamic monetary policy instrument
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_255.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_255_318272be7d90169f44b164fbc31b3ce4.pdf
Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
Purchase Power as the Nature of Currency
103
128
FA
Hassan Agha
Nazari
Faculty, Hawzeh and University Research Institute
hnazari@rihu.ac.ir
Hossain
Ghafouri Charkhabi
Ph.D. Student, Jurisprudence, Imam Sadiq University
h.ghch@yahoo.com
The issue of currency devaluation and whether or not it should be compensated has<br />received much attention from economic and jurisprudence scholars, especially at the<br />time of high inflation. The society has also been involved with the issue. The type of<br />debt payment is closely related with the conception of the nature of currency. The<br />opponents of compensation of currency devaluation believe that the nominal value<br />of currency determines the nature of money. Thus, they believe in this compensation<br />as interest. On the other hand, the proponents believe that the purchase power<br />determines the nature of currency. Therefore, they stress on compensation of<br />currency devaluation as returning the complete amount that was borrowed and not as<br />interest. The article reasons that the nature of currency is its purchase value not its<br />nominal value.
nature of currency,nominal value of currency,purchase value of currency,Interest
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_256.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_256_dd91d37e929e109eb9de25dc96066032.pdf
Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
Commodity Murabahah Program; A New Instrument for Liquidity Management
129
144
FA
Reza
Akbarian
0000-0001-9814-7470
Assistant Professor, Economics Department, Shiraz University
rakbarian2014@gmail.com
Homayoon
Shirazi
M. A. Student, Economics, Shiraz University
homayoon.shirazi@gmail.com
Liquidity management is one of the most important discussions in banking which<br />applies to all Islamic and conventional banks. The importance of liquidity transcends<br />the individual bank, since a liquidity shortfall at a single bank may invoke systemic<br />repercussion causing harm to the whole financial stability of a country. Difference<br />between maturity of assets and liabilities is the main reason that makes liquidity<br />risk; therefore, it is important for banks and financial institutions to have adequate<br />liquidity potential in order to obtain sufficient funds promptly and at a reasonable<br />cost whenever they face the liquidity problem. Due to lack of liquidity instruments<br />based on shariah principle, liquidity risk is more important in Islamic banking and<br />financial institutions. Commodity Murabahah program is one of the innovations that<br />can help to manage liquidity risk in short-term. This paper provides insights into the<br />mechanism and structure of Commodity Murabahah Program as an instrument to<br />manage liquidity.
liquidity management,Islamic inter-bank market,commodity Murabahah program
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_257.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_257_e96ac947de8ba994d932edf8faecda61.pdf
Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
Mudarabah Sukuk; A Compatible Instrument for Development of Export in Iran
145
171
FA
Seied Abbas
Mousavian
Associate Professor, Islamic Thought and Culture Research Center
samosavian@yahoo.com
Mojtaba
Kavand
M.A. Student, Financial Management, Imam Sadiq University
mojtaba.isu@gmail.com
Ali
Raddadi
Ph.D. Student, Strategic Management, University of Tehran
raddadi.ali@gmail.com
Nowadays, export has a main role in development and growth of every country. Iran is<br />dependent on oil in its export and so, the country is dependent on the oil revenue. It is<br />essential for the country to develop policies that decrease its dependence on exporting<br />a single-product and increase its export of other products and boost its trade balance.<br />In Iran, the financial system is bank-based and so, finance of different sectors of<br />economy - including export activities - is dependant on the banks. On the other side,<br />banks are less active in financing of export, caused by the lack of a proper<br />instrument. Therefore, it is essential to develop proper instruments to finance export.<br />One proper instrument is mudarabah sukuk.<br />After reviewing the research works about export finance and criticizing the ways to<br />finance export, we tried to answer the question: Is the mudarabah sukuk a proper<br />and effective instrument in financing export?<br />The results were drawn by a descriptive-applied method and show that the<br />mudarabah sukuk is an effective instrument in financing export, as well as<br />presenting practical models of mudarabah in export.
export,non-oil export,finance,mudarabah,mudarabah sukuk
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_258.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_258_1a2a8d880a75b9ec52f616d5366e892d.pdf
Research Institute of Hawzah and University; "Hawzah wa Dāneshgāh Research Institute"
Journal of Iran's Economic Essays (JIEE)
1735-3300
2588-5812
7
13
2010
03
21
A Comparison of the Islamic and Capitalist View of Mixed Marketing Decisions
173
207
FA
Naser
Sanoubar
Assistant Professor, University of Tabriz
nsanoubar@yahoo.com
Mohamad Ali
Motafaker Azad
Associate Professor, University of Tabriz
Nasrin
Razi
M. A. Student, Business Management, Marketing Concentration, University of Tabriz
nasico2006@yahoo.com
A righteous wanting of our society after the Islamic revolution is establishing Islam<br />values in all society decisions such as economic and business decisions. With this<br />fact in mind, Islamization of universities and textbooks is a necessity of religion.<br />However, a review of textbooks and papers in business courses - such as mixed<br />marketing decisions including product selection, pricing, promotion and marketing -<br />reveals that the courses are full of capitalism teachings. Moreover, managers often<br />apply such teachings to make decisions. In this paradigm, the goal of organizations<br />is maximization of profit by means of customer satisfaction, which is a capitalistic<br />value. The goal of this paper is to retrieve and analyze the Islamic values in mixed<br />marketing decisions.
Islamic system,Islamic economic system,mixed marketing
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_259.html
https://iee.rihu.ac.ir/article_259_b0d15598f5937df214b9527f9eabb8e5.pdf