Are the Asymmetric Risks Upstream in Islamic Banks an Obstacle to the Principle of Money as a Relay to Capital?

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… on the banking system and global economic stability. In the presence of asymmetrical risks upstream, the first negative effect on the savers is the transfer of their wealth to the bank and/or the investor and thus a fall of the utility which the savers in bonds of Islamic banks will …

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Belek, A. (2013). Are the Asymmetric Risks Upstream in Islamic Banks an Obstacle to the Principle of Money as a Relay to Capital? International Journal of Business and Management, 8(6). https://doi.org/10.5539/ijbm.v8n6p139

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