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Explaining Pakistan’s Long-Run Growth

Moazam Mahmood () and Rabia Ikram ()
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Moazam Mahmood: Lahore School of Economics
Rabia Ikram: Lahore School of Economics

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Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-86677-7
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Explaining Pakistan’s Long-Run Growth: A Keynesian Model in Seven Essays
Moazam Mahmood and Rabia Ikram
Ch Chapter 2 Four Properties of Growth Models: A Preamble
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Ch Chapter 3 Two Properties of Growth Models: General Equilibrium and Theoretical Consistency
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Ch Chapter 4 The Third and Fourth Properties of Growth Models: The Need for an Equilibrium Solution and a Non-corner One, Requiring In Turn a Mathematically Equilibrating Model
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Ch Chapter 5 The Keynesian Mum Equation
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Ch Chapter 6 Application of a Keynesian General Equilibrium Model to Analysing Growth of Output Over Time for Pakistan
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Ch Chapter 7 Analysing Pakistan’s Investment Growth Over Time
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Ch Chapter 8 The Role of Policy Reforms and the Regulatory Policy Environment in Explaining the Behaviour of Public Investment in Pakistan
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