Focusing on the Arab world's multifaceted roles in modern and postmodern contexts, this book explores the diverse narratives presented to different audiences and the resulting complexities. It delves into the cultural, political, and social issues that have emerged, offering insights into how these dynamics shape perceptions and interactions on the global stage.
Integrating international taxation into the International Capital Asset Pricing Model
Focusing on the integration of exchange gains taxation, this dissertation advances the theory of pricing international assets by enhancing the Tax - International Capital Asset Pricing Model (IntCAPM). It reveals that incorporating exchange gains tax factors creates a new international pricing relationship that connects excess returns of risky assets with their world risk premium. Additionally, it addresses the non-linear behavior of exchange rates and the influence of monetary policy on inflation, ultimately linking market equilibrium exchange rates and inflation into the Tax - IntCAPM framework.