Causal association between trade openness and government size has gained interest of researchers and policy makers all around the world. These two crucial macroeconomic variables are of utmost importance when it comes to attainment of economic growth via the channel of globalization. This paper...

Developing countries across the globe have always shared the misfortune of being unable to finance their proposed government expenditures using their public revenues. As a result, a budget deficit is a common feature of all underdeveloped nations, to which Bangladesh is no exception....

Following the abandonment of the Bretton Woods Agreement in 1973, the exchange rate has become an important macroeconomic variable that can be linked to the performances of multidimensional sectors within an economy. It has been empirically acknowledged that countries participating in rigorous...

The indispensable role of electricity in expediting the process of industrialization leading to economic development, of developing nations in particular, cannot be questioned. Thus, researchers and policy makers all around the globe have endeavored themselves in identifying the contribution of...

This paper determines the causal relationship between stock prices and the macroeconomic variables representing the real sector of the Pakistani economy. In order to substantiate the purpose annual data has been acquired from the websites of State Bank of Pakistan and Federal Bureau of...

This paper is an effort to examine the association between remittances and imports. The anticipated import function shows that worker’s remittances play a substantial role in the determination of imports in the economy. In this study the researchers used different econometric techniques in...