خلاصه ماشینی:
The Status of External Effectsin Conventional and Islamic Economics Mohammad Hossein Karami / Assistant Professor at Hawzah and University Research Center Saeed Goodarzi / MA at Hawzah and University Research Center Received: 2017/08/03 - Accepted: 2018/01/25 Abstract "External effects" in the conventional economics can be defined within the framework of market mechanism and the Pareto's optimality.
Using an analytical method, this paper explains the conceptual link between external effects and market mechanism in conventional economics, and criticizes it from the point of view of Muslim economists.
com Ahmad Ali Yousefi / Associate Professor at Research Center for Islamic Culture and Thought Received: 2017/04/30 - Accepted: 2017/10/16 Abstract In every economic system, "value-oriented concepts" direct thinking and economic behaviors, and also affect structures.
Measuring Total Efficiency Index of Production Factors in the Selected Banks of the Interest -Free Banking System in Iran Seyyed Mohammad Reza Seyyed Nourani / Assistant Professor at Allameh Tabatabaee University seyednourani@gmail.
com Received: 2017/06/23- Accepted: 2018/03/08 Abstract Explaining the method of inferring economic theory from the Quran and the Sunna is one of the prerequisites for theorizing in Islamic economics.
" While evaluating relevant views, this study addresses the question of "how can we use the combination of the jurisprudential rules of action and prohibition of loss in the analysis of the depreciation of money within the framework of Islamic jurisprudence?" To answer this question, content analysis and two-step Delphi method have been used for collecting the views of Islamic banking experts.