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Harit Satt
Affiliation : Al Akhawayn University
- 37Publications (affiliation in Morocco)
- 48Total publications
- 369Citations
- 11h-index
Research profile
Harit Satt has 37 indexed publications (2014–2025). Their work appears mainly in “Review of Behavioral Finance”, “Journal of Islamic marketing” and “International Journal of the Energy-Growth Nexus”. Their most cited article, “Antecedents of giving charitable donations (Sadaqah) during the COVID-19 pandemic: does Islamic religiosity matter?” (2022), has been cited 41 times. 13 of these publications date from the last three years of activity. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers.
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- Corporate Finance and Governance
- Auditing, Earnings Management, Governance
- Financial Markets and Investment Strategies
- Credit Risk and Financial Regulations
- Financial Analysis and Corporate Governance
Publications (37)
- How does financial literacy contribute to Muslim females’ financial inclusion: the moderating effect of age and education using PLS-MGA
- Zakat compliance behavior: case of small and medium enterprises
- Consumers' intentions to buy premium fuel: empirical evidence from an emerging market
- Online buying behaviour during and post-COVID-19: evidence from an emerging market
- The extended theory of planned behavior in customer’s intention to visit halal hotels
- Attitude and behavior towards chatbots: case of the beauty care industry
- Shariah compliance fatigue and earnings quality: evidence from MENA
- A Grounded Theory Approach to Technology Adoption in SMEs: An Analysis of Handicraft Companies in Morocco
- Consumers' Intentions to Buy Premium Fuel: Empirical Evidence from an Emerging Market
- Determinants of working capital management for emerging markets firms: evidence from the MENA region
- Capital expenditure and firm value in the MENA region: the role of market competition and information asymmetry
- Online buying behaviour during and post-COVID-19: evidence from an emerging market
- Service recovery: the moderating role of customer loyalty in the context of Moroccan retail banking
- Antecedents of giving charitable donations (Sadaqah) during the COVID-19 pandemic: does Islamic religiosity matter?
- Working capital management and firm performance nexus in emerging markets: do financial constraints matter?
- Adaptation strategy, international experience and export performance of Moroccan handicraft firms: the mediating role of partnerships
- The effect of annual reports tone complexity on firms' dividend policy: evidence from the United States
- Innovations as a Response to Shadow Economy: Evidence from Privately Held Firms
- Tone complexity and the cost of debt retrospective data from the USA
- Determinants of annual reports complexity in the United States of America: an application of the Tobit model
- Does competition in product markets affect the value of analyst coverage? Evidence from an emerging market
- Impact of Oil Price Shocks on MENA Countries Stock Markets: Event Study Methodology
- Dividend policy and the downside risk in stock prices: evidence from the MENA region
- Institutional ownership and firm performance: the case of Morocco
- Effect of advertising expenditures on analyst coverage: evidence from an emerging market
- Political uncertainty and the choice of external audit: international evidence from private firms
- DO ISLAMIC BANKS CONTRIBUTE TO ECONOMIC GROWTH? EVIDENCE FROM THE GCC COUNTRIES
- The impact of Shariah finance compliance level on the cost of debt
- How deferred revenue changes impact future financial performance
- Ramadan’s impact on the optimism of analysts’ recommendations
- Investment Sensitivity to Stock Prices: Affiliation Effect
- Gender difference and informal competition: evidence from India
- Eid Mawlid al-Nabi, Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha; optimism and impact on analysts’ recommendations: Evidence From MENA region
- The Impact Of Analysts’ Recommendations On The Cost Of Debt: International Evidence
- Do High Levels of Analyst Following Improve Companies’ Credit Ratings: Evidence from MENA Region?
- COST OF DEBT AND DIVIDEND POLICY: EVIDENCE FROM MENA REGION
- THE IMPACT OF POSITIVE CASH OPERATING ACTIVITIES ON THE COST OF DEBT INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE
Publication venues
- Review of Behavioral Finance × 5
- Journal of Islamic marketing × 4
- International Journal of the Energy-Growth Nexus × 2
- International Journal of Electronic Marketing and Retailing × 2
- Journal of economic and administrative sciences. × 2
- Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies × 2
Publications per year
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- 20204
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Collaborations
Partner institutions : Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University · Mohammed V University · Institut Supérieur de Commerce et d'Administration des Entreprises
Co-authors
- Sara Dassouli
- Imad Jabbouri
- Fatima Zahra Bendriouch
- Youssef Chetioui
- Fatimazahra Bendriouch
- Sarah Nechbaoui
- Saâd Benbachir
- Assya Chraibi
- Mohamed M’hamdi
- Basma El Fadel
- Hanae Qabil
- Maryem Naili
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