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Large scale analysis of Islamic equity funds using a meta-frontier approach with data envelopment analysis, Research in International Business and Finance, Vol.34, 324-337.
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The use of open source internet to analysis and predict stock market trading volume, Research in International Business and Finance, Vol. 41, 399-411.
European Leveraged Buyout Exit Strategies: Market Timing versus Pseudo Market Timing, Journal of Applied Economic Sciences, v 14(3) 65, 857-879.
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"Financial inclusion: a new multi-dimensional index and determinants – evidence from the Union for the Mediterranean countries", Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences,
FINANCIAL INCLUSION: A NEW MULTI-DIMENSIONAL INDEX AND DETERMINANTS – EVIDENCE FROM THE UNION FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSION IN EGYPT, JORDAN, MOROCCO AND TUNISIA