Subject(s): Freight and freightage -- Malaysia | Freight and freightage -- Asia, Southeastern Holdings: ,Official Publication,Gombak Campus Library,Malaysian Govt. Publications Collection,,ga MY10/BNM/5/S55 1987,Available,00011035751

Subject(s): Insurance law (Islamic law) -- Malaysia | Insurance law -- Malaysia Holdings: ,Legislation,IIiBF Library,Law Collection - Legislation,,ia a KPG 931 A311984 A4 2007,Not for loan,00011066163

Subject(s): Manufacturing industries -- Prices -- Malaysia | Manufacturing industries -- Malaysia Holdings: ,Official Publication,Gombak Campus Library,Malaysian Govt. Publications Collection,,ga MY10/BNM/5/P75 1994,Available,00011035760

Subject(s): Women -- Malaysia | Women -- Employment -- Malaysia Holdings: ,Book - General,Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas Library,General Collection,Open Shelf,HQ1750.6 I59N 2009,Available,00011150187

Subject(s): Financial statements -- Standards | Accounting -- Standards Holdings: ,Official Publication,IIiBF Library,Malaysian Govt. Publications Collection,Close Access Shelf,ga MY10 MASB 2 I58 2009,Available,00011147042

Subject(s): Accounting -- Standards | Financial statements -- Standards Holdings: ,Official Publication,IIiBF Library,,,ga MY10 MASB 2 I25 2009,Available,00011171899

Subject(s): Dissertations, Academic -- Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance -- IIUM Summary: The current study discussed the concept of Islamic investment funds and their desired role they can play in recruiting liquidity, mobilizing money, supporting production, activating investment, and developing communities. The volume of financial ass

Subject(s): Dissertations, Academic -- Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance. -- IIUM | Finance, Islamic Summary: “Nothing ventured, nothing gained” is the first principle of investment. The possibility of an adverse outcome is an essential part of business activities. This uncertainty about future outcomes is defined as risk. The broad

Subject(s): Dissertations, Academic -- Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance. -- IIUM Summary: Traditionally, financing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) was raised by entrepreneurs using personal savings and contributions from family and friends. Inevitably, the average person's personal savings and those of their immediate social

Subject(s): Gross domestic product -- Econometric models | Gross domestic product -- Econometric models -- Malaysia | National income -- Econometric models -- Malaysia Holdings: ,Official Publication,Gombak Campus Library,Malaysian Govt. Publications Collection,,ga MY10/BNM/5/D57 1986,Available,00011035765