Exports and Economic Growth in Pakistan

ISBN-13: 9783639331943 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 348 str.

Muhammad Afzal

Opis

This book provides a concise review of theories presented overtime, conflict between trade and growth, the role of trade in economic development, and export promotion versus import-substitution with particular reference to Pakistan. Import-substitution or export promotion especially of manufactured goods discussion during the 1970s stressed the importance of export promotion. The review of Pakistans trade regime demonstrates that there has been an anti-export bias up to 1980s. However, during 1990s, government adopted a number of measures to make the trade regime adequately open and liberal in response to the changing global conditions. The three models dealing with overall economy, exports and imports have explored the important aspects of Pakistans foreign trade regime. Exports serve more as a "handmaiden of growth" than as "an engine of growth" in Pakistans economy. Policy-makers and students in the developing countries will find the book very useful for addressing and analyzing trade-related and macroeconomic problems facing these countries.

O autorze

MUHAMMADAFZAL Professor Department of Management Sciences COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Islamabad MA (Economics) USA, PhD (Economics) Pakistan.Teaches Economics and Econometrics courses to economics and business students at BS, MS & PhD levels.Published 40 research papers in national and international journals and conferences