The Pakistan Development Review

1961 - 2025

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The Allocative Biases of Pakistan's, Cpmmercial Policy 1953 to 1963 pp. 465-499: Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi
Import Licensing and Import Liberalization in Pakistan pp. 500-544: Philip Thomas
Measuring the Effects of Population Control on Economic Development A Case Study of Pakistan pp. 545-566: Edgar Hoover and Mark Perlman
The Balance of Payments and External Resources in Pakistan's Third Five Year Plan A Comment pp. 567-575: Sartaj Aziz
The Balance of Payments and External Resources in Pakistan's Third Five Year Plan: Reply pp. 575-579: Bruce Glassburner
The Short-Run Impact of Development on the Cost of Production pp. 580-586: Martin Sanders
The Labour Force of Pakistan: A Note on the 1961 Census pp. 587-591: Lee Bean, Danial Farooq and Musihur Khan
A Note on the Use-Classification of Four Digit Industries or How to Call a Spade a Spade pp. 592-597: Gordon Winston and Arthur MACEwAN

Development of Irrigated Agriculture in East Pakistan Some Basic Considerations pp. 315-375: Ghulam Mohammao
Marketed Surplus Function of Major Agricultural Commodities in Pakistan pp. 376-394: Mohammad Raquibuzzaman
Import Substitution in Pakistan-Some Comments pp. 395-407: P.T. Ellsworth
Relative Price Changes and Industrialization in Pakistan 1951 - 1964 pp. 408-431: Stephen Lewis, Jr. and S. Mushtaq Hussain

National Income Estimates 1949/50 to 1963/64 pp. 163-208: Taufiq Khan and AsBJORN Bergan
Optimal Patterns of Growth and Aid The Case of Pakistan pp. 209-242: Hollis Chenery and Arthur MACEwAN
Some Refinements of the Semi-Input-Output Method pp. 243-247: Jan Tinbergen
The Semi-Input-Output Method: A Comment and An Extension pp. 248-254: Martin Sanders
Family Planning in Pakistan's Third Five Year Plan pp. 255-281: Warren Robinson

The Operation of the Export Bonus Scheme in Pakistan's Jute and Cotton Industries pp. 1-37: Qazi Ahmad
Some Comments on the Export Bonus, Export Promotion and Investment Criteria pp. 38-56: Ronald Soligo
Export Policy in Pakistan pp. 57-79: Richard Mallon
Proximity and Other Geographical Factors in Family Planning Clinic Utilization in Pakistan pp. 80-104: Lawrence Green and Karol Krotki
Tariff Protection, Import Substitution, and Investment Efficiency: A Comment pp. 105-109: Gustav Papanek
Tariff Protection, Import Substitution, and Investment Efficiency. Reply pp. 110-119: Ronald Soligo and Joseph Stern
ASIAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 120-133: Keith Griffin

Domestic Prices of Imports in Pakistan. Extension of Empirical Findings pp. 547-585: Mati Pal
Age and Social Status at Marriage. Karachi,-1261·64 pp. 586-600: J. Henry Korson
Financing Development Plans in Pakistan pp. 601-630: Keith Griffin
Professor Nurkse and the Marketing Boards pp. 631-637: Gordon Winston
Quasi-Stahle Estimates of the Vital Rates of Pakistan pp. 638-658: Warren Robinson, William Seltzer and Sultan Hashmi
Growth and Structural Change in Pakistan's Mnufacturing Industry. A Comment pp. 659-662: Gustav Papanek
Growth and Structural Change in Pakistan's pp. 663-665: Stephen Jr. and Ronald SouGO

Waterlogging and Salinity in the Indus Plain Some Basis Considerations pp. 331-370: Robert Dorfman, Roger Revelle and Harold Thomas
Waterlogging and Salinity in the Indus Plain. Comment pp. 371-380: Nazir Ahmad
Waterlogging and Salinity in the Indus Plain. Comment pp. 381-392: Frank Eaton
Waterlogging and Salinity in the Indus Plain. Rejoinder pp. 393-407: Ghulam Mohammad
A Summary of Input-Output Studies of The Economy of Pakistan pp. 408-460: Ghulam RAsUL
Domestic Resources and Fiscal Policy in Pakistan's Second and Third Plans pp. 461-495: Stephen Lewis Jr
The Balance of Payments and External Resources in Pakistan's Third Five Year Plan pp. 496-524: Bruce Glassburnbr
Input-Output Relationships in Pakistan pp. 525-528: Wouter TIMs

Industrialisation and Culture pp. 173-190: RAsHID Ibrahim
Economic Determinants of Jute Production in India and Pakistan pp. 191-228: A. K. M. Rabbani
Estimation of Nuptiality and its Analysis from the Census Data of Pakistan pp. 229-248: Nasim Adiq
Tariff Protection, Import Substitution and Investment Efficiency pp. 249-270: Ronald SoLIDO and Joseph Stern
Development of the Labour Surplus Economy pp. 271-294: Nurul Islam
Pakistan Revisited: Notes of A Sentimental Arm-Chair Journey pp. 295-3330: Ronald Egger

Private Tuhewell Development and Cropping Patterns in West Pakistan pp. 1-53: Ghulam Mohammad
The Relation of Indirect Tax Changesto Price Changes in Pakistan pp. 54-63: Ghulam Radhu
An Estimate of the Birth Rate in East and West Pakistan pp. 64-93: Melvin Zelnik and Masihur Khan
Growth and Structural Change in Pakistan Manufacturing Industry, 1954·1964 pp. 94-139: Stephen Jr. and Ronald SOLlGO

The Determinants of the Domestic Prices of Imports pp. 597-622: Mati Pal
Export Potential of Fine Rice From Pakistan pp. 665-706: Syed Hussain
Statistical Estimation of the Demand for Jute Goods in Pakistan pp. 707-733: K. A. T. M. Imam
Vital Rates in East and West Pakistan Tentative Results from the PGE Experiment pp. 734-759: Karol Krotki and Nazir Ahmed

Waterlogging and Salinity in the Indus Plain. A Critical Analysis' of Some of the Major Conclusions of the Revelle Report pp. 357-403: Ghulam Mohammad
Some Factors Affecting Tea Production in Pakistan pp. 404-461: Philip Thomas and Irshad Ahmad
Industrial Production and Investment in Pakistan pp. 462-490: G. F. Papanek
The Structure of Revenue from Indirect Taxes in Pakistan pp. 491-526: Stephen Lewis, Jr. and Sarfraz Qureshi
The Rate Structure of Indirect Taxes in Pakistan pp. 527-551: Ghulam Radhu

Some Problems of Perspective Planning in Pakistan pp. 193-202: Said HAsAN
The Operational Logic of Planning for Industrialization pp. 203-222: Md. Anisur Rahman
Some Strategic Problems in Agricultural Development in Pakistan pp. 223-260: Ghulam Mohammad
Aspects of Fiscal Policy and Resource Mobilization in Pakistan pp. 261-282: Stephen Lewis, Jr
The Feasibility of An Effective Population Policy· for Pakistan pp. 283-313: Karol Krotki
Main Economic Characteristics of the People of Pakistan: Sixth Release From the 1961 Census pp. 314-331: KHURsHID Haroon and Yasmin Jan
Family-Planning Knowledge and Attitude Surveys in Pakistan pp. 332-355: Lawrence Green and Yasmin Jan

Estimates of Noncorporate Private Saving in Pakistan: 1949-1962 pp. 1-50: Stephen Lewis, Jr. and Mohammad Khan
Import Licensing in Pakistan pp. 51-68: Syed Nawab Haider Naqvi
Changes in Levels of Educational Attainment in Pakistan. 1951-1961 pp. 69-92: M. S. Jillani
A Note on Farmer Response to Price in East Pakistan pp. 93-106: Syed Hussain
On Planning in Pakistan pp. 107-121: Aftab Khan