Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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... bonus lists . On the other hand , exports were encouraged through Export Bonus Scheme , Pay - As- You - Earn Scheme , and similar other incentives . These measures led to a multiple exchange rate regime . These measures may have had ...
... bonus lists . On the other hand , exports were encouraged through Export Bonus Scheme , Pay - As- You - Earn Scheme , and similar other incentives . These measures led to a multiple exchange rate regime . These measures may have had ...
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... bonus and cash - cum - bonus lists . The export bonus scheme , coupled with the imports allowed under bonus , can be viewed as a selective devaluation . As more and more products were included in this list , the base for selective ...
... bonus and cash - cum - bonus lists . The export bonus scheme , coupled with the imports allowed under bonus , can be viewed as a selective devaluation . As more and more products were included in this list , the base for selective ...
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... Bonus Scheme By Dr. Henry J. Bruton and S.R. Bose No. 12 : The Use of Agricultural Surplus Commodities for the Economic Development of Pakistan By Dr. C. Beringer and Irshad Ahmad By Dr. Sultan S. Hashmi By Imtiazuddin Husain et al . By ...
... Bonus Scheme By Dr. Henry J. Bruton and S.R. Bose No. 12 : The Use of Agricultural Surplus Commodities for the Economic Development of Pakistan By Dr. C. Beringer and Irshad Ahmad By Dr. Sultan S. Hashmi By Imtiazuddin Husain et al . By ...
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