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This book scrutinizes the efficiency of the statist model of "Big Government". The authors develop policy prescriptions based on Sharia rules of laissez-faire economics and perfect competition within labour and capital markets. Chapters argue that economic conditions have become increasingly unmanageable in both advanced and developing countries where "Big Government" has become a stumbling block to private enterprise. The discussion explores the idea that the elimination of interest-based debt could result in fully balanced budgets, steady external trade, risk-sharing banking, stable capital markets, and deflation. The authors propose Sharia-based policy regimes for discussion and adoption, and suggest that reforms to government size, together with the liberalisation of labour and capital markets, may present a successful and sustainable alternative mode of government.
Contents
Chapter 1) IntroductionThe Government from a Sharia Perspective.- Chapter 3) Sharia Laissez-Faire Model.- Chapter 4) Zakat: A Mandatory Redistributive Element of an Islamic Economic Model.- Chapter 5) Fiscal Policy from a Sharia Perspective.- Chapter 6) Nature of Money in Sharia.- Chapter 7) On the Nature of Inflationary Financing.- Chapter 8) On the Nature of Financial Repression.- Chapter 9) Sharia Banking and Financial Sector.- Chapter 10) A Fully Liberalized Labor Market.- Chapter 11) Sharia Free Trade and Foreign Exchange Policy.- Chapter 12) Growth Policy and Private Sector Development.



