Contents & References of Investigating the impact of internal and external factors on the profitability of selected public and private banks in Iran
Table of Contents
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1-2. statement of the problem 3
1-3. The importance and necessity of research. 4
1-4. Research objectives. 5
1-5. Research questions. 5
1-6. Research model. 6
1-6-1. Research conceptual model. 6
1-6-2. Subsequential (mathematical) model of research. 6
1-7. work method 7
1-8. Limits and scope of research. 7
1-9. Dissertation organization. 8
1-10. Conceptual and operational definitions of independent and dependent research variables: 8
Chapter two; Theoretical foundations of research
2-1. Introduction. 11
2-2. Research literature. 11
2-2-1. Benefits and ideas related to it. 11
2-2-1-1. Definition of profit. 11
2-2-1-1-1. Definition of profit according to economists. 12
2-2-1-1-2. Profit according to Islam. 14
2-2-1-1-3. Profit in terms of accounting. 14
2-2-1-2. The concept of profit. 15
2-2-1-3. The difference between economic profit and accounting profit. 16
2-2-2. Profitability, measurement criteria and factors affecting it. 17
2-2-2-1. Definition of profitability. 17
2-2-2-2. Profitability measurement criteria. 18
2-2-2-2-1. return on assets (ROA) 18
2-2-2-2-2. Capital return ratio (equity, ROE) 19
2-2-2-2-3. Profit margin (NIM) 19
2-2-3. Factors affecting the profitability of banks 20
2-2-3-1. Internal factors (specific banking factors) 20
2-2-3-1-1. Bank size. 20
2-2-3-1-2. Bank capital. 21
2-2-3-1-3. The volume of bank deposits. 22
2-2-3-1-4. Liquidity. 23
2-2-3-2. External factors (macroeconomic variables) 23
2-2-3-2-1. swelling 24
2-2-3-2-2. Economic growth. 25
2-2-3-2-3. Exchange rate instability. 26
2-2-3-2-4. Interest rate 27
2-2-3-2-5. Bank ownership structure. 30
2-3. Experimental studies. 30
2-3-1. Foreign studies. 30
2-3-1-1. Davidenko (2010) 30
2-3-1-2. Sufian (2011) 31
2-3-1-3. Khizer (2011) 31
2-3-1-4. Achena et al. (2012) 32
2-3-1-5. Nadim and Kanwal (2013) 32
2-3-1-6. Almazari (2014) 33
2-3-2. Internal studies. 33
2-3-2-1. Rostgar Abargoui et al. (2012) 33
2-3-2-2. Qalipur (2012) 34
2-3-2-3. Darabi and Moulai (2010) 34
2-3-2-4. Sabai (1390) 35
2-3-2-5. Noorani, Amiri and Mohammadian (2011) 35
Chapter 3: Research method
3-1. Introduction. 40
3-2. Research method. 40
3-3. Statistical population. 40
3-4. Research model. 41
3-5. Introducing the variables in the research model. 42
3-5-1. Profitability index. 42
3-5-2. Inflation rate. 42
3-5-3. Economic activity. 42
3-5-4. Interest rate 43
3-5-5. Exchange rate instability. 43
3-5-5-1 methods of measuring volatility. 43
3-5-5-2 An approach to general autoregressive conditional variance heteroskedasticity models (GARCH) 44
3-5-5-3 Estimation of exchange rate volatility. 45
3-5-6 Volume of deposits 48
3-5-7 Bank size. 48
3-5-8 Liquidity. 48
3-5-9 capital adequacy. 48
3-6. Research hypotheses. 49
3-7. Methods of collecting information. 50
3-8. Information analysis method. 50
3-9. Panel data methodology. 50
3-9-1. Advantages of using panel data. 51
3-9-2. Estimation of regression models with panel data. 51
3-9-3. Tests for selection of estimation methods in panel data. 54
3-9-4. Reliability test in panel data. 55
Chapter Four: Model estimation and results
4-1. Introduction. 57
4-2. Model specification. 57
4-3. Model estimation. 58
4-3-1. F test and choice of common effects and fixed effects method. 58
4-3-2. Choosing the method of random effects and fixed effects. 59
4-3-3. Model estimation results for Iranian banks. 60
4-3-3-1. Private banks. 60
4-3-3-1-1. Model estimation results (4-1) 60
4-3-3-1-2. Hypotheses test for private banks. 62
4-3-3-2. State banks. 67
4-3-3-2-1. ResultsModel estimation results (4-2) 67
4-3-3-2-2. Hypotheses testing for state banks. 68
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Suggestions
5-1. Introduction. 75
5-2. Summary of seasons. 75
5-3. Results. 75
5-4. Suggestions. 77
5-4-1. Practical suggestions. 77
5-4-2. Research limitations. 78
5-4-3. Suggestions for future research. 78
Sources and sources. 80
Appendix. 84
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