This paper aims at determining the psychological factors of bankers in implementing Profit and Loss Sharing (PLS) financing contracts Islamic banks. The phenomenon low occurrence PLS motivated researcher to write this paper. theory modified planned behavior is used explain research problem. data were obtained from 139 employees banks Indonesia processed using SEM-PLS. results show that trust ha...

With rare exception, political economists assume that developmental policies and alliances between states business result from top-down, state co-option or coercion of business. They also do not expect the subsidiaries multinational corporations (MNCs) their local, non-expat, managers – ‘compradors’ to press for developmentalism in host countries. Based on process tracing Polish economic policy...

We endogenize both 1) investment bankers' screening of new issues and 2) information production of investors, making ours the ̄rst model to characterize double-sided information production. The two sides are nontrivially linked ¡ if investors' information production were low, the banker would sell to an essentially uninformed pool. However, sale outcomes uncorrelated with true value would give ...

This paper aims to explore the perceptions of senior bankers concerning nondisclosure of sustainability issues within the context of Bangladesh. The main objective of this paper is to critically examine the reasons for managerial reluctance to report corporate sustainability issues for two competing banks in Bangladesh, in general, and crucial issues, such as energy, human rights, and environme...

Many studies have documented framing effects in economic games. These studies, however, have tended to use minimal framing cues (e.g. a single sentence labelling the frame), and the frames did not involve unambiguous offer expectations. Results often did not differ substantially from those in the unframed games. Here we test the hypothesis that, in contrast to the modal offer in the unframed ul...

It is a pleasure to join you once again at the annual convention of the American Bankers Association. By any measure, banking in the United States today is strong, vibrant, and profitable. However, a number of times in the past half-century, many informed observers questioned the longterm viability of commercial banking. U.S. commercial banks, which began the post-World War II period as the dom...