islamic development theory

According to Khaldun, what should tax in Islam be like?

• The state imposes taxes in accordance with Islamic law

• Tax Free

• 30% Tax

• Freedom from paying taxes

Why the state should organise its financing with customs duties

• there are expenses that cannot be met from taxes

• excise duty including tax

• a lot of corruption

• alls are correct

Islam only recognises 2 types of state financial resources, tax and zakat. Meanwhile, There are the provision of tax collection except

• set by rulers and employers

• financing important things for the general public

• tax proceeds are utilised for their original purpose

• tax burden is not burdensome and is fairly distributed

According to Khaldun, the fiscal policy system is divided into 3, namely

• world, hereafter, state

• public, private, the world

• public, state, private

• public, social justice, private

Economic Policy Objectives an attempt to maximise the level of economic resources available with the achievement of

• the government utilises various resources to educate its people

• governments build strong countries and societies

• the government is required to ensure a minimum standard of living for its citizens

• all are correct

One example of the application of khaldun's thought in the western world is...

• Theory of Neoliberalism by Jagdish Barwala

• Okun's Law during Reagan period

• Syafruddin's scissors during Soekarno's era

• Harrold-Domar theory of development

According to As-Syatibi, human development and welfare are influenced by

• Desire

• Freedom

• Money

• Maqosid Syariah

The essence of the goal of development in Islam is...

• Provide basic human needs

• fostering and guaranteeing spirituality

• ensure nature conservation

• increasing human wealth and intelligence

The object of development in Islam is man and all of God's creation, while the underlying science is...

The ultimate goal of development in Islam is to achieve