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Islamic Finance and The SME Engine of Growth: Powering Pakistan’s Real Economy
Islamic finance essentially developed on the principles of trade, partnerships, risk taking, and sharing profit and loss. Small businesses, therefore, were not only encouraged, but made significant part of the commercial landscape. The objective being to support involvement of the larger majority in commercial enterprise to help communities evolve as progressive entities. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) undoubtedly form the backbone of Pakis…
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Islamic Finance and The SME Engine of Growth: Powering Pakistan’s Real Economy
Islamic finance essentially developed on the principles of trade, partnerships, risk taking, and sharing profit and loss. Small businesses, therefore, were not only encouraged, but made significant part of the commercial landscape. The objective being to support involvement of the larger majority in commercial enterprise to help communities evolve as progressive entities. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) undoubtedly form the backbone of Pakis…
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