Islamic Entrepreneurship Nurturing New Ventures Through Islamic Principles
Juli Meliza,
Erwansyah Erwansyah,
Harianto Harianto
et al.
Abstract:The chapter aims to explore factors, values, and education driving Islamic entrepreneurial initiatives, and their impact on economic development. It emphasizes integrating Islamic principles into new business creation. The study also examines roles of absorption capacity, financial development, Islamic debt financing, and family background in Islamic entrepreneurship. By linking Islamic teachings and entrepreneurial pursuits, the Initiative enhances understanding and promotes ethical, sustainable business. It … Show more
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