SUMMER – 2018, VOLUME: 1, NUMBER: 1
1. International Trade and Labor Market Response of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises
Misbah Nosheen, Javed Iqbal and Zia Ur Rehman
2. Income and Price Elasticities of Demand for Imported Crude Oil in Pakistan
Khadija-tul- Kubra, Muhammad Tariq Mahmood, Falak Sher and Rehmat Ullah Awan
3. Does Trade Openness Cause Marginalization in Pakistan?
Nida Qadir and Muhammad Tariq Majeed
4. Determinants of the Households’ Choice of Drinking Water Source in Pakistan: Evidence from PSLM 2014-15
Muhammad Ilyas, Zubaria Andlib and Ayesha Naz
5. Behavioral Efficiency: An Emerging Term in Management Sciences
Memoona Shaheen and Abdul Salam Lodhi
WINTER – 2018, VOLUME: 1, NUMBER: 2
1. Do Real Effective Exchange Rate and its Volatility Really Matter for Trade Balance in Pakistan? An Empirical Investigation by Dynamic Causal Connection
Munir Ahmad and Rana Ejaz Ali Khan
2. Export Performance of Pakistan: A Co-Integration Analysis with World Commodity Prices
Amina Malik and Muhammad Tariq Majeed
3. Impact of Monitoring Mechanism on Mode of Payment in Corporate Merger and Acquisitions in Pakistan
Yasmeen Akhtar and Attiya Yasmin Javid
4. Impact of Infrastructure and Institutional Quality on Industrial Sector of Pakistan
Shehnaz. Kaleem Anwar Mir and Tayyaba Idrees
5. Impact of Trade Liberalization on Employment, Poverty Reduction and Economic Development
Tariq Mahmood Ali, Adiqa Kausar Kiani and Muhammad Hafeez
SUMMER – 2019, VOLUME: 2, NUMBER: 1
1. Test of Ownership Dispersion Theory as Explanation of Under Pricing of New Issues in Pakistan
Attiya Yasmin, Javid Malik, Muhammad Shehryar and Shakeel Shahzad
2. Decomposition of Earning Inequality in Selected Cities of Pakistan
Rummana Shah
3. Exchange Rate and Oil Price: Asymmetric Adjustment in Pakistan
Uzma Zia and Naseem Faraz
4. An Empirical Analysis of Child Labor : Evidence from Pakistan
Amtul Hafeez and Sadam Hussain
5. Does Aid Work in Conflict? An Empirical Analysis of Pakistan
Sadia Mansoor and Zia Ullah
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