Employment Implications of Economic Liberalization: ARDL Based Evidence from Pakistan

Stock Market Development and Economic Growth: Ardl Causality in Pakistan

Contemporary economies of developing countries are changing due to rapid changes in the world economy. The emergence of international financial industry for worldwide network of transactions altered the role of international economy. Increased financial flows have altered the role of private capital and subsequently effect resource allocation. The economies of developing countries are witnessin...

Education, Employment and Economic Development in Pakistan

The ‘new growth theory’ has been highly influential in explaining the differences in the economic performance of developing countries. Economic backwardness is highly linked to low labor efficiency and training, deficient supplies of entrepreneurship and slow growth in knowledge. The countries that have surged ahead, on the other hand, are characterized by high level of human capital accumulati...

Employment effect of innovation: microdata evidence from Bangladesh and Pakistan

Trade Liberalization and Employment

This paper reviews both multi-country and country studies on the impact of trade liberalization on growth and employment in developing countries. These studies reveal sharply contrasting effects of trade liberalization on employment, suggesting that country-specifi c and contingent factors are important. In particular, differences in how trade liberalization is implemented are particularly impo...

The Impact of Foreign Divestment on Economic Growth in Myanmar: Evidence from Ardl Approach

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