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An Ethnicity Based AnalysisTimeworn statisticsMedia Coverage of Roundtable Meeting on Fixing Fiscal PolicyFixing fiscal policyMedia Coverage of Engineering Horizons: Unraveling the State of Industry in PakistanEnergy efficiency n buildingsSituation of Brain Drain in Pakistan, with a focus on the Healthcare SectorEngineering Horizons: Unraveling the State of Industry in PakistanPower sector woesMedia Coverage Of Addressing Pakistan’s Trade Deficit: Unraveling Factors Influencing Export CompetitivenessIndia’s rice export ban: opportunities for PakistanEffective electricity regulationMedia Coverage Of Ground Breaking Ceremony Of PIDE Own New BuildingReforming the Federal Public Sector Development ProgrammeNewsletter: July 2023Fiscally Sustainable Pensions in PakistanWhen higher education goes lowVol. 62 No.2-2023Strategic Trade Policy for Pakistan’s Textile Sector in 2018: Enhancing High Value-Added Exports through Low-Priced Intermediate Input (Article)Political Economy of Discretionary Allocation of Annual Development Programmes: Theory and Evidence from Balochistan (Article)Is Economic Growth Inclusive in Punjab, Pakistan? A District Level Assessment Using the Composite Index (Article)Impact of Kitchen Structure and Cookstove Technology on Respiratory Health of Rural Women Exposed to Indoor Air Pollution in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan (Article)Violent Conflict and Informal Institutions: Evidence from a Civil Conflict in Pakistan (Article)Pakistan: One Year Growth Strategy (Policy)A Small Club: Distribution, Power and Networks in Financial Markets of Pakistan (Policy)Social and Civic Engagement: Building Community or “Bowling Alone”? 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Pakistan: A History of Unfulfilled Socio-Economic ObjectivesCommunalism Turned Inside: Jinnah’s PakistanLanguage and Education Policies and Power in PakistanWhy Scale MattersMisguided Attack on TERFThe Evolution and Future of Pakistani Cricket: A Fireside Chat with Mirza Iqbal BaigEvolution of Cricket: From a Game of Amateurs to a Billion-Dollar MarketDebating Festivals: Do We Need More?Divided Curtains and Sweet Symphonies: Pre-partition Punjab’s Contribution to Indian CinemaPIDE Bi-Monthly Round UpThe age of GVCsPakistan’s Rising Debt and Dwindling EconomyPath to competitive trade policyEmpowering SMEs for Global SuccessReclaiming the realm of politicsVol. 62 No.1-2023Construction without Real Estate Development (Article)Performance of Asian MFIs: The Role of Capital Structure and Macro-Institutional Quality (Article)Dowry and Female Education: A Theoretical Evaluation (Article)Firms and Technology Adoption: The Role of Political Institutions and Market Size (Article)The Fall of Urdu 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capture’Development Research and Policy: The Emergence of a Research Agenda through Webinars at PIDEPIDE Knowledge Archives: Vol – IPIDE unveils much-awaited Sludge AuditInefficient private sector lives off taxpayers’ money: ex-SBP governorFood Subsidies Programs In Pakistan: A ReviewKya mehangai ka boojh sirf ameer tabqe parhi parhega?| Dr. Nadeem ul Haque kya kehte hain?| Aaj NewsBusiness and Investment Issues in PakistanPIDE SLUDGE AUDIT VOL – 1Khan: anti-imperial or just anti-West?Social Science Research: Do We Need to Dig Deeper?Media Coverage on “Informal Conversation on Pakistan Economy”PIDE hosts session on conversation on economyNeed stressed for fiscal and monetary analysisEngineering-, electronics-related industries: Experts underline need for expanding industrial baseBilateral Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) for Trade Promotion: Boon or Bane for Pakistan?A Lecture By Keith Hartley, Professor Emeritus, Economics Department At The University of York.SNC and My Right of Freedom to Choose?Cash poor, perk rich government officialsDo not reload the 70s!The enigma of judicial hold-upsDoes Fixing High Minimum Support Price (MSP) Of Wheat A Source Of Inflation Or High Prices Itself A Victim Of Inflation?Ameliorating Drug Shortages In PakistanIs corruption the causeDire need of constitutional reformsLocal research for local problemsJustice beyond meansSocio-Economic Impact of Ride Hailing: Overcoming Barriers to MobilityMedia Coverage of RASTA ConferenceThe Age-Affect Relationship and Potential Consequences for Decision MakingPlotistan – Subsidized Land Giveaways and Public Land Management in PakistanOil and the dollar’s hegemonyThe Sun Is About To Set On Imran Khan’s GovernmentAll downstream democracyVertical urbanisationPolicies vs packagesMoot on energy issues, developmentPolitical economicsEconomics of Political StrikesCriminalisation of street vendorsPakistan should open up aerospace industry to private sectorFBR’s POS Integration: Digitalisation of Business Transactions and Associated ChallengesNo space for the youthMaster Plan for the Youth?Property Rights In Pakistan: Laws, Regulations, Transfers & EnforcementIs Pakistan Entering into the Digital Currency Ecosystem?Transformation of Street Vending in Islamabad & Lessons for Urban PakistanRestaurant industry of Pakistan: Opportunities and market dynamicsWhat is Holding Back Milk Production Potential in Pakistan?Water Crisis in Pakistan: Manifestation, Causes and the Way Forward22.8m children between 5-16 years of age not attending school in PakistanEconomic falloutNCDs account for 85pc of total disease burden among elderlyJustice: Not a Fundamental Right but a Neoclassical Economic Commodity?Print Media News Coverage: Graana & PIDE MOU Signing CeremonyMarriage Market in Pakistan Consanguinity, Educational Assortative Mating, and FertilityInclude OPD in Health Card Program: Government Think TankEducation reformsHousing, HousingCollective mobilityThe necessity of inclusive urban planningAcknowledgementIntroductionMarket Regulations, Competition Policy and the Role of Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP)Regulating the Pharmaceutical Industry: An Analysis of the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP)Evaluation of Naya Pakistan HousingNational Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA)Prime Minister’s Construction Package — An EvaluationPakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA)SME Sector in Pakistan: Mapping the Policy Framework, Opportunities and ConstraintsIslamabad Real Estate Regulatory Authority: An EvaluationEvaluations Of Regulatory Authorities, Government Packages, And PoliciesStudent unions nowPotential Role of Sehat Sahulat Program (SSP) in Reducing Catastrophic Health Expenditirues: Suggestions and Way ForwardBurden of Diseases among Elderly in PakistanPollution and Climate Change – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 3, Issue 2Taxing tobacco productsPIDE in DAWN EditorialPost Covid-19 Lockdown & Air Quality Analysis in Most Polluted Cities of the GlobeSmog The fifth season in PakistanA Smart Shift from Private Cars to Public Transport Can Help to Reduce Smog/Air Pollution in PakistanClimate Change & Water ScarcityGreen Finance An Islamic Way to Rescue the NatureCorporate Accountability: A Conduit to Combat Climate ChangeA revolution of our ownThoughts on Integrated Generation Capacity Expansion Plan (IGCEP) 2021-30Economy of Love What the Valentine’s Day Brings to the EconomyMusic As A Creative IndustryMonetising performanceBalochistan: The Unrealised PotentialRoads – Wider Roads – Corridors – Signal-Free Highway and Then A Tale of Srinagar HighwayA Smart Shift from Private Cars to Public Transport Can Help to Reduce Smog/Air Pollution in PakistanPrivatisation of Electricity Distribution Companies—A Way Forward?Newspaper Editorials on PIDE’s ReportThe Assumed Shortage of Housing in PakistanPakistan Opportunity to Excel: Now and the FuturePIDE On GenderThe kids aren’t alrightSpending Public Money Where It Makes More Sense! Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in PakistanPrimary School Literacy: A Case Study of the Educate a Child InitiativeFood Inflation: What Stimulates It In the Short-Run and the Long-Run?International Day of a Girl ChildA Critical Appraisal of Tax Expenditures in PakistanThe war on ordinary peopleFighting corruptionTechnology and DevelopmentGovernance, Economic Policy and Reform in Pakistan: Essays in Political EconomyInformal Economy of Pakistan – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 3, Issue 1Interview With Hassan KhawarInterview With Dr. Anwar ShahInterview With Akbar Ali (Street Vendor)Nudge By Richard H. Thaler And Cass R. Sustein (Book Review)Capital In Twenty First Century By Thomas Piketty (Book Review)Bridging The Finance And The Tech Industry Towards InformalityPakistan’s Shadow Economy: “the Impact Of Global Financial Crisis And Covid-19”The Scrap EconomyCoronavirus And Women In The Economy: The Socio-economic Crisis Of Female Domestic Workers In PakistanInformal Economic Activities And Fabrication Of InflationEconomics Is Not The Science For HumanityDiscover Your Passion To Become An EntrepreneurA Glance At Socio-economic Realities Of Jogi CommunityIs Pakistan Diversifying Its Agriculture Production?Socio-economics & Financial Impacts Of Environmental Degradation In PakistanMedia: Building NarrativesA new economic modelAn economic collapse?Schools in Pakistan: Types and Fees (Monthly)The Paradox of Housing Societies in PakistanExtraction, thy name is developmentTargeting methodsPower Sector: Effective Regulation not Regulatory BurdenPTI’s mini-budget is the right decision at the wrong timeUnderrepresentation of Developing Country Researchers in Development ResearchIMF and its discontents’31 SETH’ Companies Control Pakistan Stock Exchange: PIDE StudyPakistan Opportunity To Excel: Now And The FutureEnergy Crisis Posig Serious Predicament, Say Speakers at WebinarRaising Revenues: Conditionality Meeting vs. Doing Taxes Better ApproachThe Changing Rural Landscape in Pakistan: Labor Markets and Consumption PatternsPIDE Launches Evaluation Research CellSugar Sector and Sugar Reform in PakistanThe PIDE Reform Agenda For Accelerated And Sustained GrowthPakistan’s stranglehold on artistic expressionOcean Freight Hike and PakistanWhy Pakistan Needs Large Firms?Fiscal FederalismVol. 60 No.3-2021An Analysis of Pakistan’s Agricultural Commodities based on Effective Protection Rate and Its Decomposition (Article)Non-tariff Measures, Overall Protection and Export Competitiveness: Evidence from Pakistan and Regional Countries (Article)Experimental Evidence on Public Good Behaviour across Pakistan’s Fractured Educational System (Article)The Spatial Effects of Road Infrastructure on Employment in Pakistan: Quantifying the Role of Complementary Factors (Article)Endurance or Submission: How Terrorism Frame Households’ Time Allocation? (Article)The Nuisance of Own Money in Automobile Purchases (Commentary)Don’t Fall in Love with Parity: Understanding Exchange Rate Depreciation (Commentary)Remove Service Charge on IBFTs to Encourage Digital Transactions (Policy)Policy Insights to Maritime Economy in Pakistan (Policy)Tax Reforms in Pakistan: Historic and Critical View (Book)Single National Curriculum – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 2, Issue 11About PIDEInterview with Murad Ras, Minister for School Education, PunjabInterview with Dr. Maryam Chughtai, Director, National Curriculum Council of PakistanInterview With Pervez Hoodbhoy, Nuclear Physicist, ActivistEducation Beyond the Classroom: Arts and CultureAnalyzing the Pros and Cons of Single National CurriculumSingle National Curriculum A Step Towards Better EducationThe Single National Curriculum Strategies for ImplementationFiscal Policy for Sustainable Growth and Accountable Governance: Can Pakistan Learn from China or MexicoSingle National CurriculumPrimary Education in PakistanRevamping ExaminationsLiteracy, Development, and Philanthropy: Educating One Million Children (PIDE Webinar)IMF, Aid, and Development: A Historical BackdropCivil servants’ compensations higher than private sector’s: reportThe IMF Choice‘Research for social transformation ad advancement’ launchedPIDE VC for following RASTA to develop local think tanksWhat is the Size of the Government Footprint on Pakistan’s Economy?Why Pakistan goes to IMF off and onPakistan’s corporate sector and ‘seth’ cultureWhat impedes our private sectorThe IMF ChoiceThe Iconic Prisoner of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu & KashmirThe State of Poverty in PakistanTrack Access Regime: The International Practices and Pakistan RailwaysWOMANSPLAININGPIDE, FBR Sign MoU to Provide Evidence Based Policy Reforms SolutionSDG 12 Monitoring and Reporting in PakistanNarratives in ResearchIncreasing Space For Investment & Entrepreneurship Through Reducing The Footprint Of Government On The Economy In PakistanElectoral Politics in Pakistan: Law, Parties, and the Need for InnovationLaunch of GB Invest InitiativeThe Mullah Led Development ModelPIDE hosts ‘Opportunities to Excel: Now & the Future’ moot in PeshawarAfter PSDE 35th AGM and Conference Media Coverage November 26, 2021PSDE 35th AGM and Conference 4th Day Media Coverage November 25, 2021PSDE 35th AGM and Conference 3rd Day Media Coverage November 24, 2021PIDE organizes 35th annual meeting of PSDEPSDE 35th AGM and Conference 2nd Day Media Coverage November 23, 2021PSDE 35th AGM and Conference 1st Day Media Coverage November 22, 2021Pre-PSDE 35th AGM and Conference Media Coverage November 22, 2021PIDE conference to be formally kicked off from tomorrowStepping Stones For Regional ConnectivityPIDE Conference to be formally kicked off from tomorrowProfessor-less Universities in PakistanPrices Matter! Inflation forecasts for PakistanFiscal Federalism in Pakistan: Need for a RevisitDouble-digit inflation likely to persist till 1HFY23PIDE ‘Identifies’ Zombie Firms Operating in PakistanInflationSentiment Analysis for COVID-19 National Vaccination PolicyPIDE, IMSciences to hold joint conferenceThoughts on Urban Resilience and Utility ServicesUrban Resilience and its Impact on Electricity Provision in Karachi, Islamabad and PeshawarPre-PSDE 35th AGM and Conference Media Coverage November 15, 2021Need to shift focus from brick and mortar to quality of education: reportPakistan’s Policy Options to Make Trade Work for Environmental SustainabilityLSM – Pakistan Steel Industry OutlookBOP Policy Note on Agriculture SectorPakistan’s inflation puzzleThe Issue of Own MoneyPakistan’s dairy tradeEVMs in 2023A Street Livelihood ReportThe Internal Outsiders: A Standpoint and Intersectional Perspective on Gender and Powerin OrganisationsPre-PSDE 35th AGM and Conference Media Coverage November 01, 2021 https://sdgs.un.org/goals/goal14The Research Collective (2017). Occupation of the coast – Blue economy in India. Retrieved from https://in.boell.org/en/2018/04/26/occupation-coast-blue-economy-india.UNDP (2018). Leveraging the Blue Economy for Inclusive and Sustainable Growth. (Policy Brief) UNDPLiteracy, Development, and Philanthropy: Educating One Million ChildrenRemove Service Charge on IBFTs to Encourage Digital TransactionsLearning from the bestThe Subjectivity in NumbersAfghanistan Developments Impact on BalochistanBook Launch Event: The Price of Peace by Zachary D. CarterComedy as a Creative IndustryHype and Humanity in Evidence: Doubt Is Not Pleasant, but Certainty Is Absurd VoltaireFood Secure Pakistan – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 2, Issue 10Pandora Papers: Is it illegal to setup an offshore company?Revelations to Revitalize Agriculture SectorA journey to a Wheat Market: How to Avert Wheat Crises Permanently?Interview with Dr Paul DoroshSugarcane Market Secret ScenarioWater Use Efficiency: Pakistan’s Fertilizer Sector Structure, Performance, Policies, and ImpactsWater Use Efficiency: Comparing Water Use Efficiency in Sugarcane and Cotton ProductionThree bills that shock India: Indian Agricultural Reforms, Lessons for PakistanPakistan Agriculture Crisis: Pakistan’s Agriculture Sector & COVID-19Pakistan Agriculture Crisis: Locust Outbreak & Rising Food InsecurityAgriculture Sector Innovation: ICTs and agriculture transformation: Insights and lessons from ChinaRole of the Middleman & Neglected AspectsBook Review: Agricultural Development: New Perspectives in a Changing WorldThe Norman Ernest Borlaug contribution to the South Asian Agricultural system of PakistanAdversity for Afghan Women: But Can Pakistanis Complain?Regulatory Issues in Pakistan’s Seed SectorNorthern Pakistan is no SwitzerlandA Traverse of Illegalities in the Private Housing Societies in IslamabadDon’t Fall in Love with Parity: Understanding Exchange Rate DepreciationHidden miseryWhat is Holding Back Milk Production Potential in Pakistan?Arif Nizami Memorial Webinar – The legacy must go on…!The Nuisance of Own Money in Automobile PurchasesFinancial Aid Policy & Research in PakistanProPakistani and PIDE Enter Into Strategic PartnershipEducation is keyRevamping ExaminationsElectoral Voting MachinesResearch Culture Lacking in PakistanCatalyzing Capital for fast Growth SMEsEmployment and skillsAutomation, Inequality and the Future of WorkAgriculture Credit – PIDE Sludge SeriesElectricity New Connection – PIDE Sludge SeriesWheat Procurement – PIDE Sludge SeriesFederal Public Service Commission Recruitment – PIDE Sludge SeriesCorporate Governance in the State-Owned Electricity Distribution CompaniesThe Great Demographic Reversal: Ageing Societies, Waning Inequality, and an Inflation Revival, PIDE Book Launch WebinarInternet Cable Installation – PIDE Sludge SeriesSetting-Up a Pharmacy in Islamabad – PIDE Sludge SeriesSetting-Up a Private School in Islamabad – PIDE Sludge SeriesTrade License – PIDE Sludge SeriesStreet Vending: An Introduction and OverviewMacro Pakistani: Data-driven Reporting on the EconomyConnecting math and economicsBehavior Leverage: Bringing Beneficial Cultural Change in OrganisationsDrivers of Inflation: From Roots to RegressionsBlue Ocean Strategy for National DevelopmentVol. 60 No.2-2021Exchange Rate, Output and Macroeconomic Policy: A Structuralist Approach (Article)Size and Age as Determinants of Employment Growth among Manufacturing Firms in Pakistan (Article)Acemoglu, Johnson and Robinson’s Notion of Exogenous Imposition of Colonial Institutions onto Colonies— A Critique in the Light of Historical Evidence (Article)Friendly Fire: Wheat Subsidy in Punjab, Pakistan (Article)Remittances and Healthcare Expenditures: Evidence from Pakistan (Article)Machine Learning for Economists: An Introduction (Commentary)Why do We Have Less Investment than China and India? (Commentary)The Pension Bomb and Possible Solutions (Policy)Looking Back: How Pakistan Became an Asian Tiger by 2050 ( Book Review)News Media – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 2, Issue 9Chinese Railway Sector: Setting the Context for ML-1 and the Overall Pakistan Railway SectorEmployment policyMaking sense of the Taliban’s resurrectionThe Obsession with Flyovers in Pakistan – Roundabouts are CheaperMachine Learning: An Introduction for EconomistsSialkot’s Sports and Allied Industry: Issues and Prospects for GrowthNadra vs ECPThe gender gapWhy Do We Have Less Investment Than China and India?Track Access Charges: The Current Regime and International Practices IntroductionEditorialInterview with Mohammad MalickThe Electronic Media Economy in PakistanUnderstanding Broadcast Media Economics in PakistanThe Importance of Media Literacy in PakistanInterview with Imran GhazaliInterview with Iftikhar AhmadPakistan Television Network – Falling from the GraceInterview with Imtiaz GulThe Infamous TRPsThe New Wild WestDigital Journalism on the RiseNew Woes: Digitization and PolarizationElectronic Media & Public Policy for Service DeliveryTerrorism in the MediaThe Politics of Media Economy in PakistanBegging to Preserve “Dead Capital”?Monetization: How Valuable is Your BureaucracyAfghan Refugees: A Looming CrisisCode Red for Humanity: IPPC’s Latest Warning on Climate ChangingIndia’s Misplaced Apprehensions About CPECUnfolding of the Kabul’s FutureInternet Crisis of Gilgit Baltistan; 4G a Way Forward Towards Sustainable Economic DevelopmentInstitution-Building-The Philanthropic ApproachA History of Pakistan Railways From Pre-Partition Times till Now: A Historical Review with Key Evolutionary MilestonesSo what`s wrong here?Internet for All – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 2, Issue 8EditorialMessage Chairman PTAInternet For AllEnabling The Digital FutureInterview With Irfan Wahab, CEO, Telenor PakistanStartup And Digitalisation Outlook In Post-Pandemic PakistanBroadband For All – Perception And RealityInternet For AllInterview with Mohammad Ali Ibrahim, Head of Marketing and Communications, MMBLCan We Have Internet for All?Will 5G Be a Game Changer For Pakistan – Are We Ready?How Digital We Are?Collaborative Regulations for Digital PakistanInternet Evolution in Pakistan – PTCL/UFONEJio’s Internet Revolution in IndiaDevice Identification Registration and Blocking System – Promoting Local Handset Manufacturing IndustryThe Future of Microfinance: DigitalFintech in PakistanWhy Should We Not Rush For 5G?Internet For All – Reality Or Pipe Dream?Internet And Economic GrowthInternet And The Right To InformationInternet of things: The new economy in makingThe Digital DivideInternet In PakistanInternet For All: A Research PerspectiveData Privacy In Social MediaInternet! A Development EnablerSocial Media And Covid-19Internet AccessInternet For All Part IVirtualizing Services By Offering Internet For AllUnderstanding sludgeThe transcendent Kalash valleysThe Electronic Media Economy in Pakistan: Issues and ChallengesInviting FDI: Is Pakistan an Attractive Destination?Construction Permits and Housing Loans: Launch of PIDE Sludge SeriesInternet and economic growthMachine Learning for Economists: An IntroductionUnpacking Pakistan’s Film PolicyThe New Structural Economics And Its Insights For Pakistan’s DevelopmentWhat impedes our private sectorFertiliser Subsidy an Ineffective Policy Tool to Offer Low Prices of Basic Food CommoditiesUnderstanding Broadcast Media Economics in PakistanFilm As Creative Industry In PakistanVirtualizing Services by offering Internet for AllDelimiting research cultureIllegal Housing Societies in IslamabadWhat Do We Know of Trade Elasticities?Foreign Aid and the Tyranny of ExpertsInternet for allBeyond COVID-19: Addressing Inequality by Pivoting from Crisis to New OpportunitiesRemittance diversity and economic stabilityWomen and the neoliberal academyThe elephant in the roomThe Perspectives & Budget – Policy & Research (P&R) Vol 2, Issue 7Construction Permit For High-Rise From Capital Development Authority, IslamabadHousing FinanceResidential Construction Permit From Capital Development Authority, IslamabadElectoral Reforms in PakistanExport Promotion Schemes: Quo Vadis Pakistan?Internet for AllPolicy Framework for Vaccinating AllUsing Cash Transfer Programs to Get Children Back to School from WorkThe Collective Unconscious – An Insight into the Structure versus Agency DebateThe Economic Consequences of PandemicsCommentary on Federal BudgetCurrent ExpendituresTaxes & RevenuesDebt And FinancingPunjabKhyber PakhtunkhwaBalochistanSindhDenying right to justice to taxpayersThe Mountain Gave Birth to a MouseTextile Sector Perspective on BudgetRural Support Programmes, AKHUWAT and the budgetMacro-economic targetsMaking Automobiles Affordable for the Middle ClassCritical Evaluation of Pakistan’s Budget Making ProcessProjections to Silver Lining: Economy on Recovery AlleyHow Much Land Does a Man Need?Pakistan’s Dead CapitalThe UntouchablesSDG-8 and post-Covid PakistanMantra of inclusive development“PayPal is not Coming Soon”. Why?Critical Evaluation of the Budget Making Process in PakistanSpecial Economic Zones and The State of Pakistan’s EconomyThe opportunity in citiesInternational Aid and Policy Freedom for Small Open EconomiesPoverty Trend in Pakistan: A Glimpse from Last Two DecadesDomestic Commerce: Key Issues and Possible InterventionsHEC TravailsPIDE’s Reform Agenda to Achieve Sustainable Growth in the Agriculture SectorChallenges of Aging Among Transgender CommunityBudget: growth-debt trade-off Remittance bonanza from the WestThe Global Economy In The Post-pandemic Recovery PeriodPakistan’s Happy TaxpayersCash Poor, Perk Rich! Civil Service Compensation: Incentives, Dissatisfaction, And CostsPakistan’s Public Procurement RegimeMaking Automobiles Affordable for the Middle ClassGrowth Amidst Debt?Tax Gap, Compliance Cost and Optimal TaxationWell compensated?HEC and higher education Budget 2021-22: Where Do We Stand?Pakistan’s dead capital Pending Pakistan’s Revised Base Estimates of GDP and Measurement Issues in LSMCan We have Internet For All?BUDGET 2021-22: Highlights and CommentaryRCET Policy: A Boon or A Bane for Pakistan?Developing a Policy Solution for Khokhas in IslamabadFrom player to enabler Drawbacks of the Duty DrawbackInternet for allInternet For AllLocal Governments and Sustainable Urban Development; A Case Study of PunjabEnrolment matters Quality of Higher Education in PakistanTax, Expenditures and Debt: Trica of Budget Challanges P&R Volume 2, Issue 6EditorialInterview with Shaukat TarinInterview with Muhammad Jehanzeb KhanInterview with Dr. Waqar Masood KhanTax Policy Design And Reform OptionsWhy People Don’t Pay Taxes?Interview with Dr. Hafiz A PashaInterview with Dr. Asad SayeedAgriculture Tax: Route To Evasion In Non-Agri IncomeTax Cheating?Respect To TaxpayersHistorical Trends in ExpenditurePSDP: Challenges and ReformsPSDP: A Political PhenomenonFlattening the Government Pensions Curve; Making them SustainableDebt in Pakistan: Sustainable or Not?Debt is a Problem for Us, Growth is the SolutionNational Finance Commission Awards in Pakistan; It’s Time for a RevisitWebinar: Federal Budget 2021-2022Bangladesh’s Framework for Economic GrowthChief Economists’ Roundtable discussion on “Reform Agenda for Accelerated and Sustained Growth”Too many regulations, not much competitiveness Cash Poor, Perk (Plots, Privileges) Rich! Civil Service Compensation: Incentives, Dissatisfaction, and CostsRepublic, Social Contract, and Nation BuildingThinking Beyond Metrics in Higher EducationPIDE Webinar – Electoral Reforms in PakistanHEC and the Question of Higher EducationResolve to Revive Our Textile SectorHEC Travails Part-1 PIDE WebinarPIDE-IPRI Pre-Budget Webinar on Federal Budget 2021-22; Growth and/or Austerity.Pay Indexation in PakistanPIDE Webinar with Nobel Laureate Prof. A. Michael Spence on the topic of Global Economy in the Post-Pandemic Recovery PeriodIt Is High Time We Revisited the NFC Awards in PakistanPIDE Pre-Budget Webinar In Collaboration With IPRICost of sugar industry regulations An Apology to the Youth of Pakistan from the Older GenerationInternet for all The Unrealized Potential of Pakistan Textiles Gas and Petroleum Market Structure and PricingProjecting school dropout and learning loss amid Covid-19 COVID-19, Irregular Migration and Asymmetrical DependencyRethinking Public Investment for Pro-Poor Growth (Development Dialogue)Supporting our textile exports Approaches to HR and Bringing Change in OrganizationsPolitical Economy Of Private Energy InvestmentsP&R Volume 2, Issue 5Pakistan Energy Sector at a glanceIn power projects: History, Policy and PoliticsExpert Opinions IPP MOU’s AnalysisDissecting the IPP AgreementPower Sector ReformsPakistan’s Power Sector Woes: A Beginning with no endSustainability of the power sectorCTBCM: Will it promote competition?Developing Electricity MarketUnlocking Energy InnovationsWhat’s next for distributed generation?Energy Productivity for sustainable developmentCircular debt – an unfortunate misnomerEnergy investment and planningDeveloping electricity market for futureReforming electricity distributionElectricity pricing and regulationFixing power sector issuesEnergy innovationsEnergy efficiency and conservation in PakistanPIDE’s growth reform agendaLiving off Daddy’s wealthBlurred lines: Business and partying among Pakistani eliteObsession with infrastructure PIDE’s Growth Reform AgendaBook Launch: Political Economy of Bad GovernanceAgenda for reforms, growth & welfareThe Sugar Industry Of Pakistan – Understanding Structural And Regulatory Underpinnings Of The Current Sugar CrisisPakistan needs 7-9% growthGovt working to achieve sustainable higher economic growthElectoral systems Should Pakistan Shift to a Proportional Representation Electoral System?Regulatory Framework in PakistanNewspapers and the Concerns of Society Evidence from a Content AnalysisRCET must go on Regulating Pharmaceutical Industry Post COVID-19A NEW PAKISTAN: MAYBEStreet Vending and Survival of the UnderprivilegedA talk with a Nobel Laureate Prof. Oliver Hart on “Voice vs. Exit”A Small Club: Distribution, Power and Networks in Financial Markets of PakistanThe PIDE Reform Agenda for Accelerated and Sustained GrowthHow To Address The Gender Gap In Pakistan?Switch, Reduce, OR Quit: How Do Smokers Respond to Tobacco Tax Increases in Pakistan?Including The ExcludedP&R Volume 2, Issue 4Ehsaas – Creating Impact in the Lives of the Most VulnerableProtect the people firstInterview with Kaisar BengaliInterview with Haris GazdarNational Poverty Estimates 2018Let’s Have a New Discussion on Poverty EstimatesPoverty across the Agro-Ecological Zones in Rural PakistanRural Poverty Dynamics in Pakistan: Evidence from Three Waves of the Panel SurveyReducing Poverty through MicrofinanceMinimum Support Price (MSP) of Wheat and InflationFace-Off with Street Vending in PakistanStreet Vendors in Islamabad – Voice from the GroundWhy are We Subsidizing Car-Use?Promoting Domestic Commerce for Sustainable Pro-poor GrowthSocial distancing and protectionStudents Dilemma in Private Hostels in Islamabad: A Policy PerspectiveThe Economic Cost of Tobacco-Induced Diseases in PakistanInterview with Qazi Azmat IsaInterview with Beenish FatimaInterview with Shazia Maqsood AmjadPoverty and Social Safety Nets: A Case Study of PakistanTargeting Efficiency of Poverty Reduction Programs in PakistanVACCINE FOR ALLEffectiveness of Cash Transfer Programmes for Household Welfare in Pakistan: The Case of the Benazir Income Support ProgrammeBond market primerHealthy Ageing in PakistanEconomics of vaccinesAn ‘independent’ SBPInvestigation of Livestock Value Chain: Constraints and Policy ImplicationsAutonomy for the SBPPublic recruitmentGovernment-funded vaccine programme to cost Rs726b lessAusterity: Spending Cut Or Tax Increase?A premature victory lapFinding Substance In Popular ReportsFinding Meaningfulness in Indicators of Country Level Ranking ReportsHow To Avert Wheat Crises Permanently?Non-tariff Measures, Overall Protection, and Export Competitiveness: Evidence from Pakistan and Regional CountriesHow to increase exports for Pakistan’s sustainable economic growth?PIDE Research Activities: January to October 2021Realizing The Demographic DividendP&R Volume 2, Issue 3EditorialRevisiting demographic dividend amid fertility stallTalk with Experts iTalk with Experts IITalk with Experts IIIPost enumeration survey in census: lessons for PakistanPopulation planning and growthFertility decline requires wider social policy measures for femalesUNDERSTANDING THE GENERATIONAL ECONOMY IN PAKISTANEducated women are at higher risk of mistimed birthAn ad and a postal stamp! celebrating the world population dayIs High population growth in Pakistan a supply side issue or demand side issue?Results speak louder than wordsRegionally Competitive Energy Tariffs and Textile Sector’s Competitiveness Corruption indexThe C-section epidemic in PakistanCensus politicsReassessing growth narrativesFATF Asks Pakistan To ‘Do More’ Once AgainKabulov pushes for Afghan peace troikaCovid-19 and the national education policyThe FATF’s ‘Do More’Federal Budget 2021-2022 Growth and/or AusterityAgeing in Pakistan: A Curse or Blessing? car-free areasUnderstanding Violence and Social OrderAusterity: Which Way Now?Pide Memorial In Memory Of Public Intellectual I . A RehmanFuture Of Pakistan Economy With The IMF ProgramReal Estate Regulation And Development: A Case Of Gated Housing In PakistanMortgaging PakistanCounter Violent Extremism In PakistanWhat Really Is The Single National Curriculum?Development Finance InstitutionCivil Service Reform P&R Volume 2, Issue 2Message By Vice ChancellorEditorialThe real status of reformKnowing civil service reformInterview Pervez Tahir Civil Service Reform BeginsInterview with Dr. Ishrat HussainInterview with Hassan KhawarInterview with Pervez Tahir and Saeed ShafqatTHE STATE OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORMDebate on Civil Service Reform in PakistanSTRUCTURE OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN PAKISTANWhat stops civil service reform?The gentlemen at workCrafty Oligarchs, Savvy Voters: Democracy Under Inequality In Rural PakistanWhy SROs Seem Quite the Brainteaser for Pakistan’s External SectorAnti-Corruption Dynamics of Pakistan in Face of Succumbed PerceptionsPAKISTAN: The Politics of the MisgovernedJUDICIAL SYSTEM Will case management help?Judging the judges: Dynamics of the Pakistani system of justice deliveryImport and export policy orders and amendments through statutory regulatory ordersDeveloping New Cities In Pakistan: River Ravi Urban Development ProjectTransforming India’s Agriculture Sector for Achieving Global CompetitivenessImportance Of Regionally Competitive Energy Tariffs For The Textile Sector Of PakistanReal Estate Myths in Pakistan and the Truth Behind Them giving perfect autonomy to one institution aloneSehat Sahulat ProgramConceptualizing State, Society & EconomyGovernance, Economic Policy and Reform in Pakistan: Essays in Political Economy (Reprint)Governance, Economic Policy and Reform in Pakistan: Essays in Political Economy (Urdu Version, Reprint)Tax Reforms In PakistanSetting Up A Cricket Market In PakistanUnpacking Poverty And Poverty GraduationManagement Of State Owned Enterprises (Soes)Enabling Environment For Non Profit Organization In PakistanLearning From Medical And Cancer ResearchPakistan’S Trade Potential And The Regional Comprehensive Economic PartnershipHow digital we are?The Politics Of Media Economy In PakistanMaster Planning: What Is It And What It CreatesImpact Of SROs On The Economy Of PakistanCities Of The FutureEducation Going OnlineThe Feast Framework For Behavior ChangeThe Chinese economic miracleThe Narrow Corridor: How Nations Struggle For LibertyBreaking Out Of The Poverty TrapExperiences Of Pakistani Exporters With Non Tariff MeasuresFacilitating Pakistan’S Trade: TFA & National Trade Facilitation Bodies The Pakistan NttfcDisposal of Excess Food Regulation 2019: A Glaring Hope in Post-COVID PakistanUrban Mobility Is More Than Cars And Expensive Metros!Doing Health Policy BetterGrand National Dialogue For ReformsWhy Businesses Don’T Grow In Pakistan?Making Sense of Remittance Growth in the Time of COVID-19The Post Pandemic World A Political Economy PerspectivePakistan’s NTMs: Challenges At the Border for ImportersThe Yardstick of What School Do You Go To? An Estimation of School Socioeconomic Segregation in Urban PakistanWhat Is Smart About Smart Cities?A warm send-offCivil Service TrainingPakistan Railways Or Pakistan’S RailwaysInflux of Afghan refugees and their rightsExport Led Growth Channel Of Development For Pakistan And Competitiveness Of The EconomyHow To Make Pensions Sustainable?Cities and UrbanizationP&R Volume 2, Issue 1EditorialVice Chancellor’s MessageCars, Cars, EverywhereInterview with Arif HasanInterview with Reza AliInterview with Babar MumtazInterview with Shahrukh WaniLahore’s Urban DilemmaPakistan’s Urban Policy: Turning Cities Into SlumsConstruction package: Not a silver bullet!Cities for humanity and development – iVol. 60 No.1-2021Cities for humanity and development – iiMonetary Paradoxes of Baby-Sitting CooperativesTesting the Threshold Asymmetric Co-integration Interest Rate Pass-Through in the Presence of Stylised Properties: Evidence from PakistanCatastrophic Health Expenditure and Poverty in PakistanMechanism of Volatility Spillover Between Stock, Currency, and Commodity Markets of PakistanModelling Foreign Exchange Risk in a Managed Float Regime: Evidence from PakistanExchange Rate Policy Must Seek Undervaluation!Policy-making by Understanding the Generational EconomyAmita Baviskar. 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Ahmed. Discovering Islam: Making Sense of Muslim History and Society. London and New York: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1988. x + 215pp.£ 25.00 (Hardback).Imran Ali. The Punjab under Imperialism 1885 – 1947. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1988. ix + 264 pp.$ 49.50 (Hardback).Shorter Notices 1989-3A Quantitative Appraisal of Adjustment LendingThe Multiple Effects of Procurement Price on Production and Procurement of Wheat in PakistanThe Estimation of the Grant Element of Loans ReconsideredA Monetary Model of Inflation for Bangladesh, 1974-1985Clem Tisdell and Priyatosh Maitra (eels.). Technological Change, Development and the Environment: Socia-economic Perspective. London: Routledge, 1988. 351 pp.£ 30.00 (Hardbound).B. M. Bhatia. Indian Agriculture: A Policy Perspective. New’Delhi: Sage Publications India Pvt. Ud., 1988.191 pp.Rupees (Indian) 140.00 (Hardbound Edition).Ashok Parikh. The Estimation and Forecasting of Trade Shares. 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Dharma and Depressions: A Review of “The Great Depression of 1990”. New York: Simon and Schuster. 1987.M. V. Nadkarni. Farmer’s Movements in India. New Delhi: Allied Publishers Pvt. Ltd., 1987.237 pp.,Price: (hardbound edition) Rupees (Indian) 100.00.Wadhwa, Charan D. and MukulG. Asher (eds.). ASEAN-SOUTH ASIA Economic Relations. Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. 1985. ix+384pp.Shorter Notices 1988-3Estimates of Consumer Price Response in Pakistan using Market Prices as DataInflation in Pakistan: Empirical Evidence on the Monetarist and Structuralist HypothesesProspects for Expanding Trade between SAARC and ASEAN CountriesLong-run Social and Economic Responses of Fertility in the United StatesShifting Patterns in Developmental Rank Ordering: A Case Study of the Districts of Sind ProvincePatterns and Determinants of Adoption of High Yielding Varieties: Farm-level Evidence from BangladeshValue Added per Worker, Capital Accumulation, and Technical ProgressSyed Nawab Haider Naqvi, Mahmood Hasan Khan and M. Ghaffu Otaudhry (edt.). LaJld Reforms in Pakistan, A Historical Perspective. Islamabad: Pakistan Institute of Development Economics 1987. viii+216 pp.Price: Rs 220 (USS 35) for hardcover; Rs 140.00 (USS 20) for soft-cover.Noordin Sopite, Chew Lay See and Lim Siang Jin (eds.). ASI:.””AN at the OOSSToads: Obstacles, Options and Opportunities in Economic Cooperatjon. Malaysia: Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) 1987.577 pp.Price: (hardbound edition) USS 25.Na.a M. Shah and M. Anwar. Basic Needs, Women and Development. A Survey of Squatters in Lahore, Pakistan. Ottawa: International Development Research Center and honolulu: East-West Center. 1986. 163pp.Shorter Notices 1988-2Export-promoting Protection: Endogenous Monopoly and Price DisparityA Complete Set of Shadow Prices for Pakistan: Illustrations for 1975-76Money Growth, Inflation, and Causality (Empirical Evidence for Pakistan, 1973-1985)Estimation of Elasticities of Substitution for CES and VES Production Functions using Firm-level Data for Food-processing Industries in PakistanVictor S. D’Souza. Economic Development, Social Structure and Populfltion Growth. New Delhi: SagePublications India Pvt. Ltd. 1985. 138 pp.P. R. Dubhashi. Policy and Performance, Agricultural and Rural Development in Post-Independence India. New Delhi: Sage Publications. 1986. 320 pp.List of References; Index. Price (hardbound edition) Rupees (Indian) 185.00.Wilfred Ethier. Modern International Economics. New York: W. W. Norton and Company. 1983. xviii + 588 pp.Shorter Notices 1988-1Directory of Pakistani Economists and DemographersA Policy Model of the Wheat and Rice Economy of PakistanIntra-sectoral and Intersectoral Parity Issues in Pricing of Agricultural Crops: A Preliminary AnalysisAgricultural Taxation in Pakistan RevisitedAgrarian Transition in Sind: An Analysis of Interlinked Rural Factor MarketsSubsidizing Agricultural Production on Imperfect MarketsProfitability of Pakistan’s AgricultureHealth for All by the Year 2000: Can Pakistan Meet the Target?Food and Nutrition in Pakistan (A Cross-regional Study)Instability of Federal Government Revenues and Expenditures in PakistanA Rational Expectations Macro-econometric Model of Pakistan’s Monetary Policy since 1970sMonetary Anticipations and the Demand for Money: An Application for the South Asian RegionSome Econometric Evidence on the Relative Importance of Monetary and Fiscal Policy in PakistanSex Differentials in Mortality: A Corollary of Son Preference?Intercensal Change and the Indirect Estimation of Mortality: The Case of PakistanMigration and Fertility in PakistanAn Energy Input-Output Table of Pakistan for 1979-80 and Some ApplicationsModelling the Prospects of Economic Growth and Social Development: Results of Circular Flow Planning Models Applied to Pakistan1980-1993A Social Accounting Matrix for the Agricultural Sector of PakistanAggregate and Regional Demand Response Patterns in PakistanSources of Income Inequality in PakistanRural-Urban Differences and the Stability of Consumption Behaviour: An Inter-temporal Analysis of the Household Income and Expenditure Survey Data for the Period 1963-64 to 1984-85Female Labour Force Participation Rates in Rural Pakistan: Some Fundamental Explanations and Policy ImplicationsIs Female Labour Force Participation Really Low and Declining in Pakistan? A look at Alternative Data SourcesSkill Formation, Employment and Earnings in the Urban Informal SectorInternational Labour Migration – Theoretical Considerations and Evidence from the Experience of the Mediterranean Sending CountriesRemigration and Social Change – Prospects for the Migrant Worker Sending Countries of the Middle EastWorkers’ Remittances from the Middle East and their Effect on Pakistan’s EconomyThe IMF Stabilization Package and Pakistan’s Stabilization ExperienceEffective Protection Rates – A Guide to Tariff MakingThe Impact of Foreign Capital Inflow on Savings and Investment: The Case of PakistanThe Performance of Public Sector Enterprises: 1981-1986An Analysis Of Production Relations In The Large-scale Textile Manufacturing Sector Of PakistanWagner’s Hypothesis And Pakistan’s EconomyInaugural Address – 1987The Anatomy of ‘Failures’ (Presidential Address)A ‘World’ Distribution of Income and of Real Poverty and Affluence (The Quaid-i-Azam Lecture)Rural Poverty in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan: Profiles and Policies (Invited Lecture)Stabilization and Economic Growth in Developing Countries (Invited Lecture)Asian Labour Mobility: New Dimensions and Implications for Development (Invited Lecture)Inflation In Pakistan 1959/60-1981/82: A ReviewUrbanization In PakistanUnilateral International Transfers and their Effects on the Welfare of the Recipient and Donor CountriesEstimation of Elasticities of Substitution for CES Production Functions using Data on Selected Manufacturing Industries in PakistanImpact of Inflation on Fiscal Deficits in the Bangladesh EconomyTrends and Differentials in Knowledge, Ever Use, Current Use, and Future Intended Use of Contraceptives in Rural Bangladesh: Evidence from Three SurveysRoderic 8eaujot and Kevin McQuillan. Growth and Dualism. The Demographic Development of Canadian Society. Toronto: Gage Publishing limited. 1982. xii+249 pp.Can $10.95.Per Pinstrup-Anderson, Alan Berg and Martin”Forman (eds.). International Agricultural Research and Human Nutrition. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute, and Rome: UN Administrative Committee on Coordination/ Sub-Committee on Nutrition. 1984. xvii+326 pp.Paperback edition.Sharade Marathe. Regulation and Development: The Indian Policy Experience of Controls Over Industry. New Delhi: Sage Publications India Pvt. Ltd. 1986. 328 pp.Price: (Hardbound edition) Rupees (Indian) 195.00.John Sender and Sheila Smith. The Development of Capitalism in Africa. London and New York: Methuen. 1986. xii+l77 pp.Book Notes 1987-2Flattening the Kuznets Curve: The Consequences for Income Distribution of Development Strategy, Government Intervention, Income and the Rate of GrowthSeeking Explanations for High Levels of Infant Mortality in PakistanDisaggregated Import Demand Functions for PakistanIntersectoral Terms of Trade for Pakistan’s Economy: 1970-71 – 1981-82The “New Beginning” in Pakistan’s Family Planning ProgrammeG. M. Farooq and G. B. Simmons (eels.). Fertility in Developing Countries. London: The MacMillan Press (for the International Labour Office). 1985. xXiii + 533 pp.Nasra M. Shah (eel.). Pakistani Women: A Socioeconomic Demographic Profile. Islamabad: Pakistan Institute of Development Economics/Honolulu: East-West Center. 1986. xliv+412 pp.lllus., bibliog., index. Price: US$12.oo for hard cover; US$ 10.00 for paperback.K. Mahadevan with P.J. Reeldy and D.A. Naidu (eds.). Fertility and Mortality: Theory, Methodology and Empirical Issues. New Delhi: Sage Publications. 1986. 351 pp.Shorter Notices 1987-1The Capital And Labour Requirements Of Pakistan’s Foreign Trade, Based On The Input-output Structures Of 1962-63, 1969-70 And 1974-75Land Reforms in Pakistan A Historical PerspectiveTechnical and Institutional Change in Agricultural DevelopmentThe Wheat Marketing Activity in PakistanMechanization and Agricultural Development in PakistanStabilizing Pakistan’s Supply of Wheat: Issues in the Optimization of Storage and Trade PoliciesOptimum Resource Utilization in Pakistan’s AgricultureWealth Effects of the Green Revolution in PakistanSome Considerations for Demographic Assessment of Developing CountriesDelayed Marriages in PakistanDeterminants of Aggregate Fertility in PakistanSources of Pakistan’s Economic GrowthProductive and Reproductive Choices: Report of a Pilot Survey of Urban Working Women in KarachiIntergenerational Mobility and Long-term Socio-economic Change in PakistanDemand-side Energy Policy as an Alternative Energy Strategy for PakistanAnalysis of Inter-industry Relations in Pakistan: Some Further Experiments with the 1975-76 DataIssues in Pakistan’s Health SectorInequality in the Four Provinces of PakistanConsumer Subsidies in Pakistan and other South Asian CountriesSome Findings about the Unemployed Highly Educated Persons in PakistanMigration and Development in Pakistan: Some Selected IssuesImpact of Workers’ Remittances from the Middle East on Pakistan’s Economy: Some Selected IssuesThe Role of Small-scale Industry in Pakistan’s Economy and Government IncentivesChoice of Techniques: A Case Study of the Cottonseed Oil-extraction Industry in PakistanTrade Effects of Regional Co-operation: The Case of ASEANPolitical Economy of Land Tax in PakistanEstimation of Money Demand and Money Supply Functions for Pakistan: A Simultaneous-equations ApproachRelative Price Variability and InflationSocial Rates of Return in Pakistan’s Large-scale Manufacturing SectorPakistan Society of Development Economists: Secretary’s Report – 1986Energy And Protein Intakes: A Case Study Of Rural PakistanInaugural Address – 1986A Tale of Two Hands’ (Presidential Address)Higher Education and the Markets for Educated Labour in LDCs: Theoretical Approaches and Implications (The Quaid-i-Azam Lecture)Health Policies and Human Capital: The Case of Pakistan (Invited Lecture)Changes in Female Roles in Pakistan: Are the Volume and Pace Adequate? (Invited Lecture)Landlessness and Rural Poverty in Underdeveloped Countries (Invited Lecture)Exchange Rate Policies of Developing Countries in the Context of External Shocks (Invited Lecture)An Analysis Of School Level Drop-out Rates And Output In PakistanPublic Policy and Wheat Market in PakistanThe Demand for Heterogeneous Capital and Labour Inputs in a Developing EconomyMonetary Disequilibrium and Inflation: A Monetary Model of Inflation in Pakistan, 1963-82Elasticity and Buoyancy of Federal Taxes in PakistanAn Assessment of the Distribution of Public-Sector Educational Investment in Pakistan: 1970-71 – 1982-83 (Review Article, Note, Comment)John W. MeDor and Gunvant M. Desai (eels.). Agricultural Change and Rural Poverty – Variations on a Theme by Dharm Narain. Baltimore & London: The Johns Hopkins University Press. 1985. xix + 233 pp. Illustrations: bibliography; index.Mahmood Ali Ayub and Hideo Hashimoto. The Economics of Tin Mining in Bolivia. Washington, D.C.: World Bank 1985.Arie Kuyvenhoven and L. B. M. Mennes. Guidelines for Project Appraisal. The Hague: Directorate-General for International Co-operation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 1985. x + 190 pp.Price: fl. 19.50.Book Notes 1986-2The Potential for Economic-Demographic Development: Whither Theory? (The Quaid-i-Azam Lecture)Tax Reform for Pakistan: Overview and Effective Taxes for 1975-76Income-Specific Inflation Rates in PakistanWelfare Effects of Mechanization: Monopoly and Indivisibility (Review Article, Note, Comment)Vernon W. Ruttan. Agricultural Research Policy. Minneapolis, Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press. 1982. xiv + 369 pp.Price: $ 13 .95 paper back.M. A. Ayuh. Made in Jamaica: The Development of Manufacturing Sector. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. 1981. xxii+128 pp.Book Notes 1986-1Tax Exemption To The Cottage Industry An Analysis Of Some IssuesOn Expanding Bilateral Trade Between Pakistan And India: An Econometric ApproachDevelopment Strategy, Growth,Equity and the Political Process in Southern Asia Pakistani Woman A Socioecomic and Demographic profileInaugural Address – 1985The Importance of Being Defunct (Presidential Address)On Some Neglected Topics in Development Economics (Quaid-i-Azam Lecture)Reported Masculinity Ratio in Pakistan: A Triumph of Anthropology and Economics over Biology (Invited Lecture)Public Policy and Agricultural Transformation in Pakistan (Invited Lecture)On the Optimal Size of a Buffer Stock -The Case of Wheat in PakistanSize – Productivity Relationship in Pakistan’s Agriculture in the SeventiesDomestic Terms of Trade and Public Policy for Agriculture in PakistanStructure of Rural Income in Pakistan: Some Preliminary EstimatesChanges in Poverty and Income Inequality in Pakistan during the 1970sReal Wages in Pakistan: Structure and Trends, 1970-84On Tariffs and Optimal Taxation Policy in Developing CountriesPrice and Income Elasticities of Consumer Goods Imports of PakistanDynamics of Change in Pakistan’s Large-Scale Manufacturing SectorAn Analytical Approach to Interest Rate Determination in Developing CountriesWho Bears the Burden of Federal Taxes in Pakistan?Analysis of Inter-Industry Relations in Pakistan for 1975 -76A Simple Inter-Industry Model of Pakistan, with an Application to Pakistan’s Sixth Five-Year PlanEnergy Policy: An Optimal Allocation ApproachThe Labour Force Matrix of Pakistan: Selected ApplicationsLiteracy Transition and Female Nuptiality: Implications for Fertility in PakistanFertility Preferences and Contraceptive Use in PakistanSocial Structure of Pakistan: An Attempt at Developing Some ConceptsUnemployment of the Educated and Emigration of Post-Secondary Graduates from the LDCsDifferences in Household Characteristics by Income Distribution in PakistanRates of Returns to Education and the Determinants of Earnings in PakistanProject Appraisal in Pakistan: A ReviewEvaluating the Operational Performance of Manufacturing Enterprises: An Evaluation Framework and Application to Pakistani IndustryPakistan Society of Development Economists: Secretary’s Report – 1985An Appraisal Of School Level Enrolments And Facilities In Pakistan: 1970-71 To 1982-83Incrementalism and Structural Change: A Technical NoteFarm Prices and the Green Revolution: Some Reflections on the Performance of Private Agricultural Markets in PakistanLandholding. Rural Fertility and Internal Migration in Developing Countries: Econometric Evidence from Cross-National DataConsumption and Trade of Wheat and Flour in Pakistan – The Role of Public and Private SectorsEffects of the Timing and the Number of Sprays on Cotton Yields in Sind: An Exploratory AnalysisV.K .R.V. Rao, India’s National II/come 1950 1980. All Analysis of Economic Growth and Change. Sage Publications India Pvt . Ltd., New Delhi, 1983, pp.xv + 208, Tables (text) 146 + (appendix) 6, Appendices, Index; Price (hardbound edition) Rupees (Indian) 125.00.UNIDO. Industry in a Changing World. New York: United Nat ions. 1983. xvii+369 pp.Illus. Sales No.: E. 83. II. B.6.Book Notes 1985-2Changes in Consumption Patterns and Employment under Alternative Income Distributions in PakistanHousehold Consumption and Saving Behaviour in Pakistan: An Application of the Extended Linear Expenditure SystemFree Trade versus Protection : Static and Dynamic AspectsThe Marginal Productivity of Inputs and Agricultural Production in NepalThe Controversial Debate on Development Economics: An OpinionAmiya Kumar Bagchi. The Political Economy of Underdevelopment. London: Cambridge University Press. 1982. Reprint 1983. pp.viii+276. List of books for further reading; Index. Price: £ 8.50 (paperback edition).Book Notes 1985-1International Trade and Foreign Investment: A Model with Asymmetric ProductionThe Demographic TransitionIntersectoral Tax Burdens in Pakistan: A Critical Review of Existing Evidence and Some New EstimatesDoes Female Education Affect Fertility Behaviour in Pakistan?John Adams and Sabiha Iqbal. Exports, Politics and Economic Development. Boulder,Colorado: Westview Press, 1983.Book Notes 1984-2Inaugural AddressDevelopment Economists in “Emperor’s Clothes”? (Presidential Address)The Profitability of Public Enterprises in PakistanThe Project Monitoring System in Pakistan: An EvaluationPerformance Evaluation of Public Enterprise in Pakistan: Experiment in Social Accounting SystemReproductive Behaviour in Pakistan: Insights from the Population, Labour Force, and Migration Survey 1979-80An Analysis of Fertility Change in PakistanAgricultural Policy Issues in PakistanAutarky in Food: Evidence and ProspectsRural Credit and Rural Development: Some IssuesThe Performance of Pakistan’s Agricultural Markets in the Green Revolution PerspectiveIssues in the Economics of Industrialization in Developing Countries: A Case Study from Pakistan’s Light Engineering SectorFactors’ Employment Absorption, Growth and Income Distribution through Foreign Trade: Pakistan’s CaseConsumption and Employment Effects of Income Redistribution in PakistanIncome Inequality in Pakistan: An Analysis of Existing EvidenceEffects of Dual Sector Inflation Across Income Levels in PakistanEducated Unemployed, Educational Subsidies and GrowthAn Assessment of the Priorities and Efficiency of Pakistan’s Public Sector Educational ExpenditurePakistan: Energy Consumption and Economic GrowthRenewable Sources of Energy in PakistanAlternative Optimal Social OrdersPossibilities of Regional Trade Expansion: A Link Model for Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri LankaThe Green Revolution: Inducement and DistributionWheat-market Flows in the PunjabAn Empirical Evaluation of Consumption Behaviour in Oil Societies: The Case of KuwaitMohammad A. Qadeer. Urban Development in the Third World: Internal Dynamics of Lahore, Pakistan. New York: Praeger. 1983. xivx + 282 pp.Book Notes 1984-1Population Policies and Development in the 80sSome Issues in Middle Eastern International MigrationEffects of Alternative Policy Regimes on Foreign-Payments ImbalancesSouth-South Co-operation: Trade Relations between Indonesia and South AsiaLevel of Real Wages and Labour Productivity in the Manufacturing Sector of the Punjab“Inflationary Expectations and Monetary Adjustment in Nigeria: 1960- 1978”: Some CommentsRobert L. Ayers. Banking on the Poor. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press. 1983. 255pp.Appendices; notes; index.Classes and Agrarian Transition in PakistanA Different Perspective of Pakistan’s Economy: The Structure of Expenditures and Prices, 1975-81Estimating the Yield Advantage of High-Yielding Wheat and Maize: The Use of Pakistani On-Farm Yield Constraints DataDual Sector Inflation in PakistanAli Khan and Ismail Sirageldin. Research in Human Capital and Development. Vol. 2. Greenwich (Connecticut)/London (England): JAI Press Inc. 1981. pp.223.Book Notes 1983-1Some Simple Thoughts on Model Building for Developing CountriesDeterminants of Corporate Saving in Pakistan: A Macro-econometric AnalysisThe Demand for Money and the Term Structure of Interest Rates in Pakistan“Green Revolution and Redistribution of Rural Incomes: Pakistan’s Experience” A ReplyRashid Amjad. Private Industrial Investment in Pakistan 1960- 70, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1982. Price: S 25.00. 257 pp. Illustrations; appendices; bibliography; index.How Meaningful are Statements about the Desired Number of Additional Children? An Analysis of 1968 Pakistani DataResidential Demand for Electricity and Natural Gas in PakistanHousehold Demand for Money in an Underdeveloped Economy : A Case Study of India“Green Revolution and Redistribution of Rural Incomes: Pakistan’s Experience” A CommentMuhammad Nejatullah Siddiqui. Issues in Islamic Banking: Selected Papers, Leicester: The Islamic Foundation. 1983 , I 52pp.Author and Subject Indexes.International Monetary Issure Lectures in Development EconomicsThe PIDE Macro Econometric Model of Pakistan’s Economy Vol 1The PIDE Macro-Econometric Model Of Pakistan’s EconomyPermanent Income, Inflation Expectations and the Money Demand Function in Developing CountriesAn Analysis of Consumption Pattern in PakistanInfant-Child Mortality and Son Preference as Factors Influencing Fertility in PakistanUNIDO, Industrial Processing of Natural Resources. New York: United Nations. 1981. viii + 78pp.US $ 5.00. [United Nations Publication Sales No. E. 81. 11 . B.1]Book Notes 1982-2Green Revolution and Redistribution of Rural Incomes: Pakistan’s ExperienceThe Economics of Rural Electrification Projects: Theory and Case Study of PakistanSocio-Economic Indicators in Rural Pakistan: Some EvidenceThe Pricing Of Petroleum Products In PakistanWheat in Pakistan and other Asian CountriesDirk J. Wolfson. Public Finance and development Strategy. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. 1979. Pp. xiv+264.Maximizing National Product by the Choice of IndustriesSub-optimal Tariff Policy and Gains from Trade for LDCs with Urban UnemploymentThe Role of Institutions in Rural-Urban Migration and Urban Unemployment in LDCs: With and Without Changing Level of Indebtedness of the PeasantryGrowth and Fluctuations in the Output of Major Crops in Pakistan, 1950-51 to 1979-80Substitution Elasticities in the Large-Scale Manufacturing Industries of Pakistan – A RejoinderP.R. Brahmananda. Growth/ess Inflation by Means of Stockless Money: A New Classical Treatise on Rising Prices. Bombay: Himalaya Publishing House. 1981. pp.xvi+471. Price: Rs.9S.00.Issues in the Theory of Human Capital : Education as InvestmentDistortions in the Factor Market: Models and RealitiesWages, Employment and Trade Unions in PakistanInequality of Income and of DisutilitySubstitution Elasticities in the Large-Scale Manufacturing Industries of Pakistan: A CommentPierre D. Thionet. Quelques problemes concemtlnt les sondages. Goettingen : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. 1978. 137pp.S. M. Naseem. Underdevelopment, Poverty and Inequality ill Pakistan. lahore: Vanguard Publications Ltd. 1981. 323 pp.Book Notes 1982-1Theory of Human Capital Lectures in Development EconomicsHousehold Saving in Pakistan: Some Findings from Time-Series DataChanges in Export Shares and Competitive Strength in PakistanProduction Functions and Input Elasticities in the Construction of Low -Cost Housing: A Comparison of Building Firms in Pakistan with Firms in Five other CountriesTeleological Change in Pakistan’s Agriculture: 1953-54 to 1978-79“Economics of Share -Cropping in Haryana (India) Agriculture” – A Comment“Economics of Share-Cropping in Haryana (India) Agriculture” – RejoinderMahmood Hasan Khan. Underdevelopment and Agrarian Structure in Pakistan. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press. 1981. pp.xviii+ 307.John Cody, Helen Hughes and David Wall (eds.). Policies for Industrial Progressin Developing Countries – A Study jointly Sponsored by UNIDO and the World Bank. New York: Oxford University Press (for the World Bank). 1980. Paper Back Edition. ix + 316 pp.Alternative Trade Strategies and Employment in LDCs: An OverviewA Long- Range Energy Sector Plan for PakistanFarm Tractorization, Fertilizer Use and Productivity of Mexican Wheat in PakistanThe Socioeconomic Position of Pakistan in the Third WorldRaymond L. Horton. The General Linear Model, Data Analysis in the Social and Behavioral Sciences. New York: McGraw-Hill International Book Company. 1978. pp.xi + 274.Ismail Sirageldin (ed.). Research in Human Capital land Development. Vol. 1. Greenwich, Connecticut: JAI Press Inc. 1979. pp. xiii + 258.Quality Effects in Consumer BehaviourFarm Size and Productivity RevisitedThe Political Economy of Agricultural Research in PakistanHousing Conditions in Pakistan: 1960-80Impact of Agricultural Modernization on Crude Birth Rate in Indian PunjabT. Paul Schultz. Economics o[ Population. Reading, Mass. (USA): Addison – Wesley Publishing Co. 1981.Book Notes 1981-2Substitution Elasticities in the Large- Scale Manufacturing Industries of PakistanIntrafamily Interaction and Desired Additional Fertility in Pakistan: A Simultaneous-Equation Model with Dichotomous Dependent VariablesThe Trade Effects of a South Asian Customs Union: An Expository StudyAcceptors of Population Programme in PakistanEconomics of Share-Cropping in Haryana (India) AgricultureIan Livingstone (Ed.). Development Economics and Policy: Readings. London: George Allen & Unwin. 1981. x + 353 pp.Hardback £ 17.50 and Paper• back £ 7.95.Book Notes 1981-1The PIDE Econometric Model of Pakistan’s Economy (1959-60 to 1978-79)Planning for Sectors and Projects in Developing Countries: Applications of the Semi-Input-Output MethodTwo Attempts to Extend Economic Model to Socio-Political Issues and RealitiesThe Analysis of Food Poverty: An Illustration from KenyaA Development Strategy for Afghanistan: Lessons of an Employment Policy MissionGlobal Modelling of Food and AgricultureEndogenising Demographic Variables in Demo -Economic Models: The Bachue ExperienceBasic Needs and the Division of LabourOperationalising the Concept of Basic NeedsPlanning with Semi-input-output Method with Empirical Application to Nigeria. By Arie Kuyvenhoven. Leiden: Martinus Nijhoff Social Sciences Division. 1978. xi + 266 pp.“Models and Realities”: An IntroductionDevelopment Modelling: The State of the ArtRelevance of Growth Models to Development PlanningIncome Distribution in Keynesian Growth Models and Financing of Development PlansPopulation and Agricultural Development Models: The Promise of the Third GenerationBasic Needs in the Year 2000Western Textbook Theory and the Developing CountriesDynamic Stability, Wage Subsidies and the Generalized Harris-Todaro ModelThe Demand for Money in Pakistan: Some Further ResultsRelative Efficiency by Farm Size and the Green Revolution in PakistanLabour Migration and Shadow Prices“Shadow Prices for Pakistan: An Assessment of Alternative Estimates” – A ReplyEconomic Integration in South Asia: An Exploratory Study. By Ayubur Rahman Bhuyan. Dacca: The University of Dacca. 1979. Appendix; Bibliography; Index. xi + 224 pp.US S 12.00 or Bangladesh Taka 125.00.The Effect of a Change in Wheat Prices on IncomesUnderemployment in PakistanInflationary Expectations and Monetary Adjustment in Nigeria: 1960-1978Female Labour Force Status and Fertility Behaviour-Some Theoretical, Methodological and Policy IssuesAn Econometric Model of the Role of Financial Institutions in Financing Private Investment in PakistanFemale Participation in the Labour Force of Selected Latin American CountriesRural-Urban Fertility Differentials: 1975Shadow Prices for Pakistan: An Assessment of Alternative EstimatesSome Observations on the Geographical Structure of International Deficits and their FinancingDistortions of Agricultural Incentives. Edited by Theodore W. Schultz. Bloomington, Ind. (USA), and London : lndiana University Press. 1978. Name and Subject Indices, viii + 343 pp.Shadow Pricing and Macroeconomic Analysis: Some Illustrations from PakistanComments on “Shadow Pricing and Macroeconomic Analysis: Some Illustrations from Pakistan” by Squire et al.Calculating Shadow Prices in Pakistan (Reflections on the Paper by Squire, Little and Durdag)Estimation of Shadow Prices for Project Evaluation in PakistanProject Selection and the Equity Objective: The Use of Social AnalysisTowards a Synthesis of Semi-Input-Output and Little-Mirrlees: A Social Cost-Benefit Analysis with Multiplier Effects of An Irrigation Project in Northwest MalaysiaPublic Sector Investment Planning for Developing Countries By E. V. K. FitzGerald. London : MacMillan Press Ltd. 1978. xv + 200 pp.Price : £ Stg. 3.50.Infant Industry Argument, Protection and Manufacturing Industries of PakistanAn Annual Money Demand Function for Pakistan: Some Further ResultsEffect of Unionization, Product Market Concentration and Foreign Trade on Inter-Industry Wage StructureThe Demand for Children in a “Natural Fertility” PopulationFarm Size and Land Productivity Relationships in PakistanCognitive Equality and Educational Policies: An Example from PakistanThe Rental Cost of Capital for the Manufacturing Sector-1959-1960 to 1970-1971Female Status and Fertility in PakistanFertility Control and Income Distribution in Developing Countries With National Family Planning ProgrammesThe Demand for Fertilizer: A Critical ReviewHousehold Demand for Natural Gas in PakistanA Note on Hedonic Price Estimation of Urban Residential Services: A Case Study of Rawalpindi CityA Note on Economic Analysis of Consumer Demand for Raw and Processed Fluid Milk in LahoreAre “Consistent Time Series Data Relating to Pakistan’s Large-scale Manufacturing Industries” Inconsistent? Remarks to A.R. Kemal’s Reply to a CommentLiteracy and Educational Attainment Levels in Pakistan: 1951-1973The Service Element in National Accounts: A Preliminary Basis for an Alternative FormulationFactor Inputs Use and Farm Productivity on Different Farm Categories in the PunjabShort-Term Employment Functions in Manufacturing Industries of PakistanA Note on Monetary and Non-Monetary Analyses of LDCs Balance of Payments ProblemsA Note on Multinational Corporations and Technology Transfer AgreementsA Note on Measurement of Poverty and Income Inequalities in Pakistan: Some Observations on MethodologyPoverty and Landlessness in Rural Asia. A World Employment Study. Geneva: International Labour Office. 1977: pp.288.The Paradox of Poverty: Socio-Economic Aspects of Population Growth.— By T. Scarlett Epstein and Darrell Jackson. The Macmillan of India Limited Delhi, 1975. pp.127.Thinking About Rural Development.—By Arther T. Mosher. New York: Agricultural Development Council, Inc., 1976. xii+pp.350.Determination of Cost of Tube well Water and Estimation of Economic Rent in Canal IrrigationShort Run Forecasts of the Money Stock in PakistanSome Comparative Aspects of Production and Profit Functions: Empirical Applications to a Punjab DistrictThe Relationship Between Population Growth and the Expansion of Education Systems in Developing Countries 1950-1970Family Planning in Pakistan 1955-1977: A ReviewA Note on Trade-Weighted Over-Valuation of the Pakistan RupeeA Note on Economic Activity of Women in NigeriaTrade Liberalization, Protectionism and Interdependence: Gatt Studies in International Trade.—By Richard Blackhurst, Nicolas Marian and Jan Tumlir. Geneva: General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. November, 1977. pp.79.Economic Structure of Pakistan.—By Khawaja Amjad Saeed. Accountancy and Taxation Service Institute, Lahore, 1977. pp. 396.Length of Working Age of Males in Pakistan: 1973Labour Content of Traded Manufactured GoodsProductivity Trends in the Manufacturing IndustriesSectoral Investment and Credit PoliciesA Note on Estimates of Agricultural Income Tax in PakistanAre “Consistent Time Series Data Relating to Pakistan’s Large-Scale Manufacturing Industries” Inconsistent: A CommentAre “Consistent Time Series Data Relating to Pakistan’s Large-Scale Manufacturing Industries” Inconsistent? A ReplyA Note on the Fertilizer Ratio ConceptIndia’s Development Experience.—By Tarlok Singh. MacMillan 1974. pp.458.A Handbook for Planners: Design for Change, Higher Education m the Service of Developing Countries.—By Barbara R. Fogel; New York: International Council for Educational Development, pp, 71.Foreign Trade Regimes and Economic Development: Colombia, Volume K.—By Carlos Diaz-Alejandro. A special conference series pub¬lished by the National Bureau of Economic Research, New York: and dis¬tributed by the Columbia University Press New York and London, pp.281.An Economic Analysis of Personal Earnings in Rawalpindi CityLabour Content and Structure of Pakistan’s Manufactured ExportsAttitudes, Contraceptive Practice and Children Ever Born Among Currently Married Women Exposed to Different Types of Communication Media, PakistanAssessing Fertility and Nuptiality Differentials of Rural and Urban IranTechnological Change, Tenant Displacement and Adjustment in Pakistan: Some Preliminary ObservationsA Note on the Edible Oil Milling Sector Output, Value Added and EmploymentA Note on the Rank-Size Rule and Future Urban Growth Patterns in PakistanFarming in Pakistan.—By Muhammad Afzal, Pakistan Academy of Sciences, Islamabad. 1977. 277, pp.Foreign Trade Regimes and Economic Development: Egypt. By Bent Hansen and Karim Nashashibi. New York: Columbia University Press. 1975. XXXV +358 pp.(Published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, New York).An Analysis of Real Wasges in the Government Sector 1971-76A Development Model and Foreign Aid Requirements in PakistanPlanning to Meet “Basic Needs” Some Methodological ProblemsParity Pricing As An Approach to Price Support Programmes: A Policy AnalysisFinancial Liberalisation and Domestic Saving in Economic Development: An Empirical Test for Six CountriesOn the Care and Handling of Regression Specifications in Fertility ResearchA Note on Changes in Real Wages of Government Servants, 1959-60 to 1975-76A Note on Petrol Versus Diesel Transport An Assessment of a Policy OptionThe Employment Problem in Less Developed Countries.—By David Turnham, assisted by Ingelies Jaeger. Development Centre of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris. 1971.Factor Supply and Factor Intensity of Trade in Korea.—By Wontack Hong. Korea Development Institute, Seoul, Korea. 1976.Foreign Assistance and the New International Economic OrderEducation and the Income Differential: An Estimation for Rawalpindi CityNutrition Planning: Analysis of Some Policy OptionsEconomic Analysis of Fertilizer Demand in the PunjabDenominator Adjusted PGE Fertility and Mortality Rates for Pakistan and Bangladesh: 1962 – 65Estimation of Adult Mortality from Widowhood InformationPopulation Change, Modernization and Welfare. By Joseph Spengler. Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N.J. 1974.Import Substitution and Economic Development in Korea. By S.T. Suh. Working Paper 7519—Korea Development Institute. 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