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Constraints to the economic growth of Pakistan : a three-gap approach

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Choice between debt and equity contracts and asymmetrical information : some empirical evidence

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The stakeholders model of governance in an Islamic economic system

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Handbook of analytical studies in Islamic finance and economics

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Regulating Islamic Financial Institutions : The Nature of the Regulated

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