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9 Papers found for "Purchasing Power Parity (9)"

IMPACT OF LITERACY WITH INEQUALITY ON PURCHASING POWER PARITY IN PAKISTAN

Hira Habib

Science International | 2016

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Exchange Rate Determination in Pakistan: Evidence Based on Purchasing Power Parity Theory

Abdul Qayyum, Muhammad Arshad Khan

Pakistan Economic and Social Review | 2007

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Tests of Purchasing Power Parity for South Asian Countries

Eatzaz Ahmad, Saeed Anwar Janjua

Pakistan Economic and Social Review | 2006

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Test of Purchasing Power Parity Based on Co-integration Technique: The Asian Evidence

Eatzaz Ahmad, Farzana Naheed Khan

Pakistan Economic and Social Review | 2005

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On Purchasing Power Parity Between Pakistan and Other Asian Countries

Razzaque H. Bhatti

Pakistan Economic and Social Review | 2000

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Purchasing Power Parity: The Linkages between Goods and Assets Markets in West African Countries

Yusuf Muhammad Bashir and Nasim Shah Shirazi

Government College Economic Journal | 2009

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PURCHASING POWER PARITY UNDER FIXED AND FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATES IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

AFTAB A. QURESHI

Government College Economic Journal | 1991

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Purchasing Power Parity Hypothesis in the Selected African Countries

Luwatosin ADENIYI, M.Abimbola OYINLOLA, Nd Festus O.EGWAIKHIDE

Pakistan Journal of Applied Economics | 2011

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Long-Run and Short-Run Dynamics of the Exchange Rate in Pakistan: Evidence From Unrestricted Purchasing Power Parity Theory

Abdul Qayyum, Muhammad Arshad Khan

Lahore Journal of Economics | 2008

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