The cement industry is a capital intensive, energy consuming, and vital industry for sustaining infrastructure of nations. The international cement market – while constituting a small share of world industry output—has been growing at an increasing rate relative to local production in recent...

Egypt is currently planning to introduce nuclear energy for national electricity generation. In this context, this paper provides an economic feasibility assessment of the use of nuclear power to generate electricity in Egypt and identifies the critical factors behind the choice of appropriate...

Purpose: In this paper, the Islamic financing method based on direct musharakah is applied to the conventional Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) yielding several interesting hypotheses.Methodology: Theoretical methodology, with maximin criteria, and rational economic optimization.Findings:...

Central to the success of education policy in emerging and developing nations is the study of the economic and distributional efficiency of student placement in higher-education colleges and universities. We study student placement in Egyptian colleges under the current demand/supply placement...