Unresolved Issues in Islamic Banking: Deposit Mobilization
Paper read at the International Conference on Islamic Banking and Finance: Foundation and Contemporary Issues.
A Contribution to the Theory of Determination of Aggregate Output, Income and Economic Inequalities
Paper presented at the International Seminar on Islamic Economics for University Teachers, I.I.I.E, Islamabad, August—September 1987. Develops a macro-economic model for an ideal Islamic economy. Concludes that the equilibrium level of output, income and inequalities will depend on (i) the level of autonomous expenditure; (ii) distribution of income; (iii) level of the economy’s wealth carried from the past; and (iv) the institution of zakah. Mathematical. For economists only. Documented.
Comments on F. R. Faridi's ‘Public Budgeting, Capital Accumulation and Economic Growth in Islamic Framework'
Paper presented to the Second International Conference on Islamic Economics, Islamabad, March 1983. Critically reviews Faridi’s paper. Argues that the paper is utopian and lacks harmony. It also departs from classical Shari‘a doctrines without sufficient authority. For economists. Undocumented.
