Islamic Economics

Islamic Economics

Requirements for fair and equitable allocation of resources

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
hamed abbasi 1
Seyyed Abbas Mousavian 2
Mohammad Talebi 3
1 Student of Islamic Economics Research Center for Islamic Culture and Thought
2 دانشیار پژوهشگاه فرهنگ و اندیشه اسلامی
3 هیئت علمی دانشکده معارف اسلامی و مدیریت دانشگاه امام صادق(ع)
Abstract
One of the important pillars of the policies of the resistance economy is their justice. Optimal allocation of banking resources allows individuals to play a role in the economy. The present study tries to enumerate the effective and priority factors that have a great impact on the fair allocation of banking resources and provide executive solutions. In this study, first by library study method, the principles and requirements of equitable allocation of resources based on resistance economic policies were extracted and policies and requirements of justice were calculated by comparative study of other countries. After extracting these requirements, the status quo of each of its indicators and solutions was put to the vote of the elites, and based on the two-sentence test and the Freudman test, these results were prioritized. Then, using the meta-analysis method, the most important strategies of equitable allocation of resources were identified in order of priority, which are:
1. Strengthening technical supervision and improving the independence of the central bank, 2. Improving and expanding information and communication technology and expanding fintechs, 3. Reducing the ownership of government institutions, 4. Supporting banks that are developing a venture fund They help and 5. Develop guarantees accepted by the bank and accept trust-based documents.
If these priorities are implemented, the allocation of resources in banks will be fair.
 
Keywords
Resistance Economics
Islamic Banking
Fair Resources Allocation
Ethics Banking

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