A Review of the Book The Art of Islamic Banking and Finance by S.M.Reza Amiri Tehrani

“…The remarkable difference between ‎these two kinds of banking systems is that the ‎former is based on the monetary market and the latter on ‎the real economy. In the Islamic banking system, ‎the rent expense of a commodity to be financed is ‎measured based on rules known as “commodity ‎indexation” and “marking to market”. …”
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What Drives Islamic Banks Profitability in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries? by Hichem Hamza

“…Similar results were reached for the macroeconomic variables, which highlights the weak relationship of Islamic bank profitability with the real economy.…”
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Innovative technologies for growing digital maturity in auditors by N. V. Ruban-Lazareva

“…Innovative auditing technologies of regional finance and real economy auditing have been analyzed to substantiate the value of auditors’ digital maturity in the diversity of such technologies. …”
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Design and Application of a Financial Distress Early Warning Model Based on Data Reasoning and Pattern Recognition by Xiaoya Hu

“…Since the 1990s, emerging market financial crises have occurred frequently, causing huge damage to the real economy, and if we cannot find effective means of early warning and prevention of financial crises, the entire international economy and society will bear the high costs of crisis management. …”
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Une transition économique inattendue : vers le « cupidalisme » ? by Wladimir Andreff

“…During the last quarter of a century various activities of asset grabbing hinder capital accumulation in the legal and regulated part of the real economy and finance. Originating in post-communist economies in transition asset grabbing has spread throughout the global economy through public assets transferred to private owners (privatisations), predatory real assets stripping by finance, the emergence of shadow finance (of which shadow banking), namely in all the black holes of global finance (tax and judiciary havens). …”
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Optimal Showroom Service Strategy and Power Structure for Retailers considering Consumer Return by Xuemei Zhang, Haoran Chen, Jiawei Hu, Chenhao Ma, Wei Shi

“…Therefore, it is recommended to revitalize the real economy of offline retailers and implement the strategy SS effectively.…”
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THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISES AND THEIR TYPES by E. V. Vasina

“…The article notes that the term "financial crisis" is widely used in a variety of situations in which some financial assets suddenly lose most of their nominal value, but it does not necessarily lead to changes in the real economy. The financial crisis is a crisis that is systematically covers financial markets and institutions of the financial sector, international finance, money circulation and credit, state, municipal and corporate finance. …”
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Formation of the System of Threats to Energy Security of the Republic of Belarus by E. P. Korsak

“…The energy sector of the Republic of Belarus is one of the key sectors of the national economy, the effective development of which ensures the operation of the entire real economy and the sphere of housing and communal services. …”
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Shariah-Compliant or Shariah-Based? The Changing Discourse of Islamic Finance by Ali Reza Ramrouz, Mohammad Reza Simiari

“…The principle of authenticity deals with the three concepts of historical authenticity, authentic connection to the real economy and ontological transparency. Concepts in the welfare principle include risk-sharing, protection of the poor, and welfare-oriented business operations. …”
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Beyond Islamic Finance: Developing Disruptive and Collaborative Business Models in Modern Islamic Economic Thought - The Case of Konya Seker by İsa Yılmaz

“…While this provides some advantages in terms of catching up the global financial development, it also poses a serious threat since bank-based development leaves institutional development in other sectors of real economy rudimentary. Recalling its initial promises to generate socioeconomic justice, Islamic economics aims to strengthen a collaborative economy understanding, which emphasizes authentic business initiatives that are disruptive in terms of thinking beyond the neoclassical market logic. …”
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PUBLIC CREDIT GUARANTEES AND BANKING SYSTEM: THE ITALIAN CASE DURING COVID-19 EMERGENCY by ALBERTO BANFI, ALBERTO MARCHESI, FRANCESCA PAMPURINI

“…The aim of this work is to verify whether the effectiveness of the Italian banking system in this key role of accomplishing the transmission of economic policy decisions, aimed at promoting and sustaining real economy during a particularly difficult period, can be confirmed.…”
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Presenting a model to explain unfavorable risk and favorable risk according to psychological variables in predicting market fluctuations in the Iranian capital market. by Hasan Rezaeikangi, Mahdi Mohammad Bagheri, Hojat Babaei, Ali Raeispour Rajabali

“…At the sector level, financial sectors (such as DF and RE sectors) can generate a certain spillover effect on real economy sectors across the quantile, but the net spillover effects of financial sectors are smaller than that of some real economy sectors. …”
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Improving the Competitiveness of the Leading Universities of the North Caucasus Federal District in Sync with the Objectives of Regional Development by D. V. Petrosyants, V. V. Zubenko, P. S. Seleznev, I. V. Arzhanova

“…The authors note the lack of intelligible parameters used in the formation of the target admission levels in the universities of the North Caucasus Federal District, the weak connection of these figures with the real economy. The absence of status universities in the North Caucasus Federal District, in particular a flagship university, contributes to the outflow of talented students to central Russian and foreign universities.Application area. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF THE REGION'S INVESTMENT ENVIRONMENT AND POLICY INSTRUMENTS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ITS INVESTMENT POTENTIAL IN WARTIME by Ruslan Boiko, Roman Martsenyuk, Arsen Protsykevych

“…It is substantiated that effective instruments of regional investment policy in the context of critical instability are: military risk insurance and diversification; use of concession agreements; private and public investments in the defence industry and critical infrastructure industries/sectors (energy, transport and logistics, medicine and pharmaceuticals, natural resources); support for innovative and technological startups in the areas of security, the real economy and infrastructure; stimulation of investments in human resources; support for investments in business projects of demobilised persons, war veterans and other combatants; encouragement of investments in the development of export potential to maintain the country's financial security.…”
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L’économie tunisienne face à la crise de la dette des subprimes et la crise des dettes souveraines européenne by Zied Akrout, Adel Khadimallah

“…The subprime mortgage crisis seriously confounded world financial markets, pushing the real economies of Tunisia’s trading partners into recession. …”
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