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ity Fund Returns Author: Raphie Hayat Student number: 1253913 Supervisor: Dr. Roman Kraussl Date: October 2006 University: Free University, Amsterdam Motivation: Master thesis Abstract: Islamic Equity Funds (IEFs) differ fundamentally from conventional equity funds since Muslims are limited in

ormance measures discussed possess. It is also less easy to understand than for example the SR and difficult to interpret when negative. Furthermore Goodwin (1998) states that the IR is quite sensitive to the benchmark chosen to evaluate a certain portfolio against, meaning that it can give different re

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naturally from the companies model. During the modelling process I was rereading Steve Keen's 'Debunking Economics' and had also read some of the Goodwin modelling work while investigating the ratio of returns to labour and capital. It seemed to me that by combining the wealth, company and commodity m