Exploring Islamic Economics, Finance, Banking and Insurance in A Developing Economy: Current Trends Review in Nigeria
Abstract
Purpose: This preliminary study examines the ideas, principles and views of Islamic economics, finance, banking and insurance in Nigeria as well explores their potentials as alternative model of management of scarce economic resources, financing, banking and insurance for not only individuals but also for private sector as well as public sectors.
Keywords
Islamic economicsIslamic financeIslamic bankingIslamic insurance and Nigeria
References
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