This study reviewed the literature on sustainable economic growth and institutions in the context of developed and less developed countries specifically Pakistan. It also surveyed the studies conducted to empirically asses the validity of neo classical convergence. This review have clearly...

There is a dearth of theoretical literature defining institutions and identifying the channels through which institutions influence economic welfare. Moreover, empirical studies done on the same topic also showed a positive and significant impact of institutions on macroeconomic performance....

This paper explores the trends in globalization especially financial sectors liberalization as promoted by international donor agencies and its impact on developing world with special emphasis on Pakistan. The paper highlights the shortcomings in policy implications of promoting financial...

Islamic banking has grown immensely during last decade. As more and more banks are showing up, the same time more and more people are getting critical on the nature of Islamic banking. Within the foundations of Islamic economics, lot of confusion still persists as diverse views come up from...

Developed countries pursue different policies for their growth trajectory. For some, there was no government intervention, and purely financed by private enterprise. For others it involve active government planning and investment. Developing countries had ‘advantage' of backwardness. They were...

This paper analyzes the long-run dynamics between quality of institutions measured by recently developed Index of institutionalized social technologies, and Economic performance in the sample of 84 countries covering the period 2002-2006. Panel cointegration tests and FM OLS (Fully Modified OLS)...

This paper analyzed the trends in corporate finance in Pakistan and uses a panel data model for empirically identifying the factors which influence corporate investment decisions, during the period 2014-18. The findings revealed that firm-level factors such as cash flow, fixed capital intensity,...

According to various studies, procedural justice is affected by a range of positive behaviors and attitudes; however, when justice is considered as the primary objective of the decision-making process, certain other aspects of the process are completely ignored. This is a study that examined one...

Organizational ambidexterity originates from operational managers that follow together exploitative and exploratory activities. In a way from side to side which mechanisms, HR performances in Pakistan might really ease operational manager ambidexterity and further result in organizational...