Public Private Partnerships: Lesson from Sukuk

Publication Date:

Jan 01, 2013

Region:

Global

Language:

English

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Global / Non-Specific

Sukuk allows for co-ownership of productive resources.

Ismail, Abdul Gahfar. 2013. “Public Private Partnerships: Lesson from Sukuk.” IRTI Working Paper Series #1435-04. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Islamic Research and Training Institute. [#4551]

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