ISSN
1811-5446
THE LAHORE JOURNAL
OF
ECONOMICS
Lahore School of Economics
Abdul Saboor
and
Zakir Hussain
The Dynamics of Rural
Poverty in Pakistan:
A Time Series Analysis
Imran Ashraf Toor
Child
Labor’s Link with Literacy and Poverty in Pakistan
Mete
Feridun
Explaining Financial Crises in Emerging Markets:
A logit model on the Turkish data
(1984-2001)
Mohammad Afzal
Demand and Supply of Exports in Pakistan __ A
Disequilibrium Model
Umer Khalid, Lubna Shahnaz and Hajira Bibi
Determinants of Poverty in Pakistan: A
Multinomial Logit Approach
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Haroon Jamal and
Amir Jahan
Khan
The Knowledge
Divide:
Education Inequality in Pakistan
Mohammad Pervez Wasim
Milk Production Response in Pakistan
Javed Iqbal and Aziz Haider
Arbitrage
Pricing Theory:
Evidence From An
Emerging Stock Market
Note:
Javaid Iqbal Khan
Intra-Model Employment Elasticities
(A Case Study of Pakistan’s
Small – Scale Manufacturing Sector)
Book Review:
Miguel Loureiro
Pakistan Under Musharraf:
Economic Reform and Political Change
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Volume 10, No.1
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Jan-June, 2005
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The Lahore School
of Economics
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leading centres of learning for teaching and research
in economics, finance and business administration. The Lahore
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analysts, bankers and business executives, and (ii). Undertaking
research in economics, management, finance and banking to further deepen
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