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Osman Gülseven2016

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The Turkish appetite for gold: An Islamic explanation

Osman Gülseven · Özgün Ekici

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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis Market Dynamics and Volatility

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Published2016-02-27

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