2020 6th International Conference on Information Management (ICIM) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/icim49319.2020.244668
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Islamic Financial Instruments and Economic Growth; An Evidence from Indonesia

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“…Previous studies demonstrated that zakat positively affects economic growth (Ridwan et al , 2019b; Wahyuningsih and Nurzaman, 2020), serving as a proxy for macroeconomic variables. Furthermore, zakat aims to achieve socioeconomic justice and equitable income distribution (Quran, Chapter Al Hasyr, Verse 7).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies demonstrated that zakat positively affects economic growth (Ridwan et al , 2019b; Wahyuningsih and Nurzaman, 2020), serving as a proxy for macroeconomic variables. Furthermore, zakat aims to achieve socioeconomic justice and equitable income distribution (Quran, Chapter Al Hasyr, Verse 7).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 18 shows the factorial map of the most cited and contributing documents, based on the factorial analysis TC result as follows: Wahab and Rahman (2011) from cluster 2 has 53 TC, Al-Ajmi and Abo Hussain (2011) from cluster 2 has 33 TC, Al-Ajmi et al (2009) from cluster 2 has 23 TC, Yusuf and Derus (2013) from cluster 2 has 22 TC, Javaid and Al-Malkawi (2018) from cluster 3 has 15 TC. However, when observed from the most contributed papers, there are Radwan et al (2021) from cluster 5 have 22.2% contribution on zakah publications, Amuda (2019) from cluster 3 have 11.49% contribution, Wahyuningsih and Nurzaman (2020) from cluster 3 have 9.42% contribution, Mariyanti and Mahfudz (2016) from cluster 4 have 8.53% contribution, Ridwan et al (2019) from cluster 4 have 7.47% contribution.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Govindarajan, stated that the inconsistency of research results is due to other contingency factors. The contingency approach confirms the possibility of other variables that can act as mediating factors that influence the relationship between independent and dependent variables [11]. Contingency theory is used in this study, because the concept of contingency theory explains that the design of an organization will be effective and can be applied universally only under certain conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%