The Educational Campaign for Banking Reform

Banking Reform in India∗

Measured by share of deposits, 83 percent of the banking business in India is in the hands of state or nationalized banks, which are banks that are owned by the government, in some, increasingly less clear-cut way. Moreover, even the non-nationalized banks are subject to extensive regulations on who they can lend to, in addition to the more standard prudential regulations. Government control ov...

The Democratic Paradox of Campaign Finance Reform

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Challenges of implementing partnership contracts in the Iranian banking system and strategies for reform them

Despite the emphasis on the importance of partnership contracts in the economic literature, especially Islamic economics, the share of these contracts in the total facilities of the Iranian banking system has decreased in recent years. This indicates the existence of fundamental problems in the implementation of these contracts. Problems that have caused the central bank of Iran to recommend th...

2 Educational Reform

Factors Affecting Educational Reform at the Level of National and Regional Support for High School

Purpose: This research was conducted with the aim of identifying effective factors on educational reform at the level of national and regional supports for high school mathematics. Methodology: The present study in terms of purpose was applied and in terms of implementation method was qualitative, which was performed in two stages of synthesis research and content analysis. The research enviro...