Investment, Deposit Interest Rates, and Real Sector Performance: A Case Study of Islamic Finance in Malaysia

Wilantari, Regina Niken; Widarni, Eny Lestari; Bawono, Suryaning

doi:10.18326/muqtasid.v12i2.144-154

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“…Islamic banking has an impact on financial conditions nationally (Wilantari, Widarni, & Bawono, 2021). Islamic banking financing, and export-import commerce have a detrimental and severe impact on Indonesia's air quality.…”

Section: Asian Economic and Business Developmentmentioning

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Effects of International Trade on Global Food Security and Energy Use

Farida¹

2022

AEBD

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This study examines the effects of global trade, Food Security, and the use of fossil energy in Indonesia before covid 19 and before the Ukraine-Russian war.This study uses a fairly long period of time, namely from 1974 to 2014. The determination of the period of this research is to investigate the consequences on international trade, Indonesian food security with indicators of Indonesia's net food export, and the use of fossil energy in Indonesia. We avoid the shock of covid 19 and the Ukraine - Russia war so that our estimation results can provide a more accurate estimate. We use a model on vector error correction to investigate causality in between two method. We found the impact of global trade significant effect on food security and energy use. Where when there is a disturbance in the world supply chain, such as a war, it will have an impact on world food security and energy use. Food security is important for humanity and international trade is important in maintaining supply chains for global food security.

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Section: Asian Economic and Business Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of International Trade on Global Food Security and Energy Use

Farida¹

2022

AEBD

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“…Creditors are other countries with good intentions and bad intentions. The loans were granted in the hope of building economic and political bargaining power on a day when debtor countries have to kneel to plead because they can't repay their contracts (Wilantari, Widarni, & Bawono, 2021 ;Prabowo, Sulisnaningrum, & Harnani, 2021). This strategy is dubbed 'debt-trap diplomacy' which is noticed by the biggest creditor worldwide the People's Republic of China, which has signed bilateral loan agreements with various Volume 4, No 1, January 2022 countries in Asia and Africa to pursue its band and project dreams and create trade routes of the century.…”

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Interest Rates and Burden of Economics in Thailand

Sulisnaningrum¹,

Puspaningtyas²

2022

TAJI

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This research tries to investigate how interest rates affect economic performance by using indicators of GDP, consumption, investment and interest rates. The World Bank provided secondary data for our study, which has an annual study period from 2000 to 2020. We use vector analysis for estimate data. We found that Investments encourage economic growth, although, in Thailand, domestic consumption does not necessarily encourage economic growth. This is very surprising because it is a different finding. However, interest rates suppress all sectors, both in the market sector, namely consumption, the financial sector, namely investment, and the production sector, namely GDP. GDP itself is an indicator of economic growth. Interest rates are a depressant and a burden on the economy in Thailand so low-interest rates and being managed carefully are the policies we recommend for economic recovery in Thailand.

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“…Many cases of economic crises began with the explosion of debt and started from the monetary side. This needs to be examined more deeply to see the impact of interest rates on economic performance, especially on GDP, consumption, and investment (Wilantari, Widarni, & Bawono, 2021). This research looks into the influence of interest rate based on economy including economic growth, investment, and consumption in Cambodia.…”

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How Riba Affect Economic Performance in Cambodia

Viphindrartin¹

2022

TAJI

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This study investigates about interest rate to economy including economic growth, investment, and consumption in Cambodia.This study uses vector analysis method with a time period starting from 2000 to 2020 using secondary data from the World Bank. This study investigates the causal relationship between variables including interest rates, consumption, investment and GDP. We found that Interest rates in Cambodia have a negative return on economic growth, this shows that interest rates suppress economic growth and have a significant impact on economic performance in Cambodia. Interest rates also suppress investment and domestic consumption of course this has a bad impact on economic performance. However, an increase in economic growth actually pushed up interest rates. This will result in greater pressure on the economy in the future.

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Investment, Deposit Interest Rates, and Real Sector Performance: A Case Study of Islamic Finance in Malaysia

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Effects of International Trade on Global Food Security and Energy Use

Effects of International Trade on Global Food Security and Energy Use

Interest Rates and Burden of Economics in Thailand

How Riba Affect Economic Performance in Cambodia

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