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strong effects on poverty and inequality. Nevertheless, other control variables - foreign remittances and gross capital …This paper attempts to analyze the fact that is trade liberalization reducing poverty and income inequality in Pakistan … significant impact on aggregate poverty and income inequality in Pakistan in short-run. In long run, trade liberalization has some …

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