Titlebook: New Challenges in Banking and Finance; 2nd International Co NESRIN ?ZATA?,Korhan K. G?KMENOGLU Conference proceedings 2017 Springer Interna

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-66872-7banking; finance; Islamic finance; corporate finance; financial institutions; regulation

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The Dynamic Effect of Financial Crises and Economic Volatilities on the Insurance Sector, and the premiums accumulated through life and non-life insurance sector are analysed. A dynamic panel data analysis is used to examine 30 developed and emerging economies for the years between 1995 and 2014. The results indicate that the crises and volatilities in economic conditions influence insurance sector negatively.

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Marei Elbadri,Eralp Bekta?e based on this sample result. However, what if we did not have information on the population of British kids either? The best we could do would be to take a random sample of British children as well, and make another inference from this second sample. In such a situation we would have to conduct a