SIMULATION MODEL PROFIT AND LOSS SHARING OF SHARIAH INVESMENT WITH BOOTSTRAP METHOD
Investments can be made in various areas of human life, ranging from simple to very complicated investments. In general, the economic growth of a country is influenced by the micro sector in the real sector, starting from the production sector, property to retail traders in traditional markets. Nowa...
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| Format: | Theses |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/24745 |
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| Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
| Language: | Indonesia |
| Summary: | Investments can be made in various areas of human life, ranging from simple to very complicated investments. In general, the economic growth of a country is influenced by the micro sector in the real sector, starting from the production sector, property to retail traders in traditional markets. Nowadays, the development of modern era has made the existence of traditional market increasingly marginalized and caused small traders difficult to find capital of business development. The choice of the merchants who fell on the loan shark or The choice of traders often falls on the moneylender, and that of course if seen from the calculations almost always hurt the trader. Because of that we need a system of Islamic investment models with the principle of profit and loss sharing, where the principle means that between traders and investors share the benefits and losses in the business. Sharia investment model can help between traders and investors with a justice, in the absence of the injured party. The optimization model will produce optimal profit sharing for traders and investors and the bootstrap method is one solution that makes it easy to calculate sharia investment without having to take data directly. <br />
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