Profit-Sharing in a Model of Bank Behaviour

Abdul Ismail
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Abdul Ismail: Jabatan Analisis Ekonomi dan Dasar Awam Fakulti Ekonomi Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 43600 uru Bangi, Selangor D.E

Jurnal Ekonomi Malaysia, 1994, vol. 28, 57-68

Abstract: The establishment of Islamic banks has brought forward three basic issues. First, there are questions concerning the operation of a banking system which is prohibited from paying and receiving interest rates. Second, there are issues arising from the coexistence of Islamic banks with conventional banks. Third, there is the question of how monetary policy can be expected to operate in an interest-free banking system. These issues have been integrated into a model of bank behaviour which incorporates outputs, inputs, profit-sharing and monetary policy. The results shows competitive interactions between assets and liabilities, and between Islamic banks and conventional banks, so the impact of profit-sharing can be explicitly and directly abassessed.

Date: 1994
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