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Political scientists and economists increasingly agree that institutions may influence economic growth, but there is little general agreement on what institutions tend to produce what consequences. We apply public choice insights for a theoretical analysis that may be termed “Madisonian”:...
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development and economic growth for the Pakistan economy. Imports plus exports of goods and services is used as a proxy for … economic growth, respectively. Result explores a long run relationship between the variables. In case of Pakistan, economy …
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The Afghanistan – Pakistan Transit Trade Agreement (APTTA) was signed in 1965 with the objective of granting and … economy-wide research in order not only to assess the impact for Afghanistan and Pakistan, but also for neighboring countries. …
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, energy consumption, financial development and trade openness in Pakistan. Lack of environmental protection laws, energy … crises and resulting lower economic growth make Pakistan a unique setting to study the country specific reactions among the … variables. The annual data after the separation of Bangladesh from 1973 to 2011 is used for the empirical work. The stationarity …
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development vis-à-vis income in Pakistan for the periods 1980-2010 using the bounds procedure within the augmented Solow …
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This article discusses the impact of the current stagflation in Pakistan on the labor market and poverty. The paper …
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