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Evaluating profit organizations financial tools development strategy for managing crises
Author(s) -
Ibrahim Nazal
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
journal of economics and international finance
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2006-9812
DOI - 10.5897/jeif12.067
Subject(s) - revenue , business , profit (economics) , finance , economics , flexibility (engineering) , net profit , marketing , accounting , management , microeconomics
The purpose of the study is to evaluate profit organizations’ financial tools development strategy in order to find limits. These limits can help the strategy to organize development internationally and locally without solving crises with negative effect. The study found out that there were negative outcomes because profit organizations were ignorant of their responsibility and were revenue oriented without considering the balance between their aims and that of their countries. This leads to weak monetary and financial policies. Islamic profit companies (as a case study) avoid interest with bad effects, being ignorant of one’s responsibility and negative effects on countries’ aims, by applying fixed and flexibility rules. Limits can speculate dealing and stages of financial tools life cycle. But this is not enough; there must be fixed and flexibility rules decided by law in addition to rules that control economic sectors for protection of communities. It is suggested that development be controlled up by contract conditions, which must be practical as Islamic companies share their account.

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