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The document discusses several economic systems - Islamic economy, capitalism, and mixed economy. The Islamic economy is based on principles like zakat (charitable donations), profit and loss sharing, and prohibiting interest. Capitalism is based on individual rights and free enterprise, prioritizing self-interest and economic growth. A mixed economy combines elements of socialism and capitalism, with the government controlling some industries while allowing private enterprise in others.
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- 2. ISLAMIC ECONOMY: Economy based on zakat Profit and loss sharing rate Non interest based transactions Distribution of money among society Seems to extension of neo classical theory.
- 3. ISLAMIC ECONOMY: Economic philosophy of Islam Confusion between two facts
- 4. FEATURES OF ISLAMIC ECONOMY Possession of Wealth System of Zakat Guidance to monetary and Fiscal Policy Provision of infrastructure
- 5. MAIN PURPOSE OF ISLAMIC ECONOMY: To secure the rights of an individual Introduce high morality Not sopping from attaing money Complete system of Islam
- 6. CAPITALISM: Definition: An essential definition of Capitalism as the social system based on individual rights. Interest is rightly described as he lifeblood of capitalism.
- 7. INTRODUCTION TO CAPITALISM: Exist in all civilizations Free enterprise Freedom Self interest of an individual Economic inequality Competition
- 8. MAIN PURPOSE OF CAPITALISM Rapid economic growth in the nation To dominate the overseas market More mobilize then others Enhances the living standard
- 9. MIXED ECONOMY: A "mixed" economy is a mix between socialism and capitalism. Mixture of free enterprise and government control.
- 10. INTRODUCTION OF MIXED ECONOMY Typical mixed economy Control of private sector Promotion of public welfare Planning Coexistence of capitalistic and socialistic features Preservation of premium
- 11. FEATURES: Closely monitored by the government Producers and consumers have sovereignty Social cost of business activities may be reduced Less income inequality Monopoly
- 12. THANKS