Comparing traveler preferences for BRT and LRT systems in developing countries: Evidence from Multan, Pakistan

Empirical Evidence from Developing Countries

The study is an empirical test of the effects of different categories of government expenditure, revenue and deficits on economic growth in developing countries. It is based on panel data of annual series over the last three decades for 103 countries, which are further classified into low-income, high-income, mineral exports dependent, and foreign aid dependent groups. Our findings suggest that...

Can community based interventions control hypertension in developing countries? What is the evidence from Pakistan?

Revisiting Special Preferences for Developing Countries

The inherent tension between trade preferences and the Most-Favoured Nation (MFN) principle has been mainly examined in the context of regional free trade agreements and customs unions. Much less attention has been given to non-reciprocal special trade preferences given by developed countries to developing countries. WTO rules on these special preferences are less explicit than WTO rules govern...

corruption and central bank independence evidence from developing countries

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Anti-smoking campaign in Multan, Pakistan.

Smoking is a serious public health concern, particularly among young people. This communication describes an anti-smoking campaign targeted at the students of Nishtar Medical College and Bahauddin Zakariya University in Multan. The aim was to promote sports and discourage smoking though community participation and mobilization. A mixed media strategy was adopted and information and education ma...