ISLAMIC

MICROECONOMICS
Risna Nurul Insani, S.E.I, MM
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1. The Foundation of Islamic
Microeconomics
 Islamic Economics: Objective and Problem
 Concept of Maslahah and Falah
 Design of Islamic Economics
2. History of Islamic Economy
1. Rasululloh’s phase
2. Khulafau’u Ar Rasyidin’s phase
3. Contemporer’s phase
3. Theory of Islamic
Consumption
 Needs and Wants: an Islamic views
 Utility and Qanaah’s Function
 The law of demand and decreasing curve
 Equilibrium of consumption
4. Theory of Islamic
Production
 Islamic production: concept and objective
 Production in Rasululloh’s and Shahabat’s
phase
 Maslahah concept in production
 Islamic value in production
 Maslahah function in production
5. Analysis of Islamic demand
 ISO Maslahah curve
 Barakah effect in consumption
 Analysis of subtitution and income
 Islamic elasticity
6. Analysis of decreasing
 Function of demand
 Maslahah curve
 Elasticity of Islamic demand
7. Analysis of Production
 Berkah and production input
 Technology in Islamic production
 Analysis of production and cost
 Decreasing of production equilibrium
8. Analysis of Islamic Supply
 Supply curve
 The effect of zakah in supply
 The effect of tax in supply
 Concept of cost an Islamic views
10. Markect Mechanism
 History of market in Islam
 Market structure
 Market intervention
 Market equilibrium
 Thought of Islamic market in contemporary
10. Market Distortion in Islam
 The perfect market in Islam
 Game Theory
 Analysis of Network Industry
11. Market of Input
 Demand of input
 Supply of input
 The role of the input pricing
12. Efficiency and Equilibrium
 Utility Possibility Frontier
 Production Possibility Frointier
 Pareto Efficiency
 Concept of Optimal Solution in Islam