The Application Level of Institutional Governance in Islamic Institutions and Banks in Kuwait

Alazemi, Mohammad; Omari, Abdel Majeed Al

doi:10.51325/ijbeg.v3i3.58

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“…However, not only does corruption influence economic improvement as far as economic productivity and development, but it also influences the distribution of resources among the population, enhancing income inequalities, undermining the effectiveness of social welfare programs and ultimately resulting in lower levels of human development. As such, this may undermine long-term sustainable development, economic development, and equality (Barratt N, 1989;Alazemi and Al Omari, 2020;Alremaidhi et al, 2020). Court, J., Hyden, G. and Mease, K. (2012), found that, despite more than 40 years of political autonomy, Africa's goal and expectations largely remain unfulfilled today.…”

Section: Good Governance and Economic Growthmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of public governance on the economic growth: Evidence from gulf cooperation council countries

Al-Naser¹,

Hamdan²

2021

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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This study aims to examine how public governance impacts and affects economic growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) which was established on 25th May 1981 and is active till to date, and whether public governance indicators significantly influence the economic growth of these countries. The study's sample includes the six GCC countries in the period of 1996-2019. The study model tests the effects of the independent variables of public governance which are the worldwide governance indicators on the dependent variables of economic growth which are the Gross Domestic Product (annual GDP growth in %), GDP per capita growth (annual in %) and GDP current US$) using a multiple regression model (the fixed effect approach). In this study, only four worldwide governance indicators were selected: the control of corruption, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, and the rule of law. Furthermore, this impact was examined using several control variables, including labor force, working capital, oil price, inflation rate, population, and Human Development Index. The data on dependent and independent variables was collected from the World Bank official website. It is found that the control of corruption and the rule of law have a positive, statistically insignificant impact on economic growth, moreover, government effectiveness and regulatory quality have positive, statistically significant impact on economic growth. The control variable's results concern the labor force, working capital, oil price, inflation rate, population and Human Development Index explained further in the study.

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Section: Good Governance and Economic Growthmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of public governance on the economic growth: Evidence from gulf cooperation council countries

Al-Naser¹,

Hamdan²

2021

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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“…The 3.32 non-performing loan from the agricultural industry is higher than the 3.18 NPL of the banking sector. (Meutia et al, 2017;Alazemi and Al Omari, 2020).…”

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Waqf based Islamic Fintech Model for Agriculture Sector of Indonesia

Khan¹,

Ghafoorzai²,

Patel³

et al. 2021

IJBEG

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This paper focuses on providing a waqf based Islamic fintech model that will work on the root cause of many problems faced by farmers such as, lack of farming equipment due to insufficient funds and other problems arising due to inadequacy of working capital. The paper is based on the qualitative method of study. Through the proposed model it is believed that the current challenges faced by farmers in Indonesia in the field of Agriculture, can be targeted and rectified as it aims basically on the root cause of the main problems, which are insufficient working capital and lack of equipment and other means of farming due to lack of funds and limited reach to financing sources. This study suggests the adoption of an integrated Waqf based Islamic fintech model which provides halal financing to the farmers for their need of working capital, and equipment. It also suggests intensifying the reach of financial institutions through vendors of farming equipment for financing the needs of farmers in rural areas.

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“…However, entrepreneurs in emerging economies face different institutional challenges when starting their new ventures. These institutional obstacles are derived from immature or an absence of institutional infrastructures, which can discourage aspiring entrepreneurs from exploiting new opportunities in the market (Aidis, Estrin, and Mickiewicz 2008;Alazemi and Al Omari 2020;Mordi 2021a, 2021b;Smallbone, Welter, and Ateljevic 2014;Tonoyan et al 2010).…”

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Entrepreneurship Growth in Emerging Economies: New Insights and Approaches

Hamdan

Ghura

Alareeni

et al. 2021

Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment

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Emerging economies have a diverse range of countries regarding both geography and stage of development that have been influenced by historical, cultural, and societal change. Recently more emphasis has been placed on understanding the role of entrepreneurship in emerging economies due to changing economic conditions and the rapid rise of entrepreneurs in the global economy. This special journal issue includes a number of articles on diverse issues related to entrepreneurship in emerging economies both from the micro, meso, and macro perspectives. Based on this, we argue that it is necessary to consider the institutional context of formal and informal institutions to understand better the continued growth of entrepreneurship in emerging economies. In addition to summarizing the main contributions of those articles in this Issue, we provide new insights and approaches to explore further how entrepreneurship can contribute to sustainable economic growth in this context. This will help contribute to the literature and practice about the development of entrepreneurial activity in emerging economies.

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The Application Level of Institutional Governance in Islamic Institutions and Banks in Kuwait

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

The impact of public governance on the economic growth: Evidence from gulf cooperation council countries

The impact of public governance on the economic growth: Evidence from gulf cooperation council countries

Waqf based Islamic Fintech Model for Agriculture Sector of Indonesia

Entrepreneurship Growth in Emerging Economies: New Insights and Approaches

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