External debt plays a major role in shaping the economic activity of any country. The purpose of the study is to determine the role of external debt on economic growth in Pakistan economy. The study incorporate Gross domestic product (GDP) as a measure of economic growth and gross domestic saving (GDS), gross capital formation (GCF) and external debt stock (EDS) as measure of economic debt. OLS regression model has been employed along with descriptive statistics over the time series data for 39 years. The statistical findings of the study reveal that gross capital formation (GCF) and external debt stock has significant positive effect on Pakistan GDP while gross domestic saving does not have significant impact on GDP of Pakistan. Keywords: ...
Public debt is affecting economic growth positively or negatively? A long debate about this particul...
Financial resources are crucial for both developing and developed economies, whereas external financ...
Public debt is affecting economic growth positively or negatively? A long debate about this particul...
External debt plays a major role in shaping the economic activity of any country. The purpose of the...
This study evaluates the impact of external (or foreign) debt on the economy of Pakistan. For the pu...
Pakistan is surrounded in serious socio-economic problems. Due to low tax base and twin deficits, Pa...
The major objective of this study is to check the effect of external debt on the GDP growth of Pakis...
By using ordinary least square (OLS) method this study is conducted to see the impact of net externa...
The rising public debt burden is a common feature of developing countries like Pakistan. This ...
The main objective of this study is to ascertain the effect of external debt on economic growth and ...
The main objective of this study is to ascertain the effect of external debt on economic growth and ...
Time series econometric methods are frequently used in studies examining how external debt affects e...
This article determines the long run and short term relationship between GDP growth rate and three s...
External debt is one of t he fiscal policies that are still widely used by developing count ries as ...
External debt is one of the fiscal policies that are still widely used by developing countries as an...
Public debt is affecting economic growth positively or negatively? A long debate about this particul...
Financial resources are crucial for both developing and developed economies, whereas external financ...
Public debt is affecting economic growth positively or negatively? A long debate about this particul...
External debt plays a major role in shaping the economic activity of any country. The purpose of the...
This study evaluates the impact of external (or foreign) debt on the economy of Pakistan. For the pu...
Pakistan is surrounded in serious socio-economic problems. Due to low tax base and twin deficits, Pa...
The major objective of this study is to check the effect of external debt on the GDP growth of Pakis...
By using ordinary least square (OLS) method this study is conducted to see the impact of net externa...
The rising public debt burden is a common feature of developing countries like Pakistan. This ...
The main objective of this study is to ascertain the effect of external debt on economic growth and ...
The main objective of this study is to ascertain the effect of external debt on economic growth and ...
Time series econometric methods are frequently used in studies examining how external debt affects e...
This article determines the long run and short term relationship between GDP growth rate and three s...
External debt is one of t he fiscal policies that are still widely used by developing count ries as ...
External debt is one of the fiscal policies that are still widely used by developing countries as an...
Public debt is affecting economic growth positively or negatively? A long debate about this particul...
Financial resources are crucial for both developing and developed economies, whereas external financ...
Public debt is affecting economic growth positively or negatively? A long debate about this particul...