I intend to use the QCA (qualitative Comparative Analysis) to compare the impact of banking regulation (Basel 2) on Islamic and conventional banks, I would like to have your opinion and is what I can combine it with the DEA and regression
The theories mobilized :
*The theory of capital structure
*The theory of financial intermediation
The methods used:
Z-score for stability
DEA to measure efficiency
l'AQC
can refer to
1.Transnational regulatory capture? An empirical examination of the transnational lobbying of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
2.Private Sector Influence and the International Political Economy
of Banking Regulation:
The Formation of the Basel II Accord 1998-2004
I think the choice of methodology depends on the research issue: You want to compare the impact of banking regulation (Basel 2) on Islamic and conventional banks. First, you need to determine what kind of impacts you are thinking about. I suggest you should do a literature search to see what other researchers have done on this issue. Hope you will find a solution. In any case, if you think about an impact that cannot be quantitatively measured then perhaps you can interview the relevant bank managers.
As I'm concern you need to define the methodology of the research to find out if it is possible to undertake quantitative or qualitative research by in advance looking for what previous scholars have done as research in the field. . you have also to put in mind that , in comparing conventional banks to Islamic banks when focus on the Basel 2, there will be a lot of differences between them in term of international politics and domestic or religion politics. Because Basel 2 has essence from pure capitalism whereas Islamic banks have a root from religion. Thanks
The Basel 3 was implemented for many years ago ! You can see the impact of Basel 3 , or you can compare any significant differences between Basel 2 and 3
On the other hand, I think the choice of the variables and methodology depends on the research issue and has to be agreed upon first. It also depends on what you are looking for in the research. Take your time, visit other researchers' work inline with yours and see what they have done. Then you can draw a conclusion of your own.
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