Pakistan Development Review, Volume 16, Issues 1-3Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1977 - Pakistan |
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Page 105
Two price indices for foreign prices have been selected . The unit value of
Pakistan's manufactured exports is expressed in dollars . A composite index has
been constructed from the wholesale price indices of Pakistan's major trading
partners ...
Two price indices for foreign prices have been selected . The unit value of
Pakistan's manufactured exports is expressed in dollars . A composite index has
been constructed from the wholesale price indices of Pakistan's major trading
partners ...
Page 106
incentives can be seen in the purchasing - power - parity EER series , obtained
by multiplying the PLD - EER's by either of the two indices of foreign prices .
Since there are two PLD - EER series , a total of four PPP - EER series have
been ...
incentives can be seen in the purchasing - power - parity EER series , obtained
by multiplying the PLD - EER's by either of the two indices of foreign prices .
Since there are two PLD - EER series , a total of four PPP - EER series have
been ...
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For this conversion , three possible indices can be used , namely the wholesale
prices index , the consumer price index for government servants and the implicit
national income deflator . Changes in these indices since 1959-60 are given in ...
For this conversion , three possible indices can be used , namely the wholesale
prices index , the consumer price index for government servants and the implicit
national income deflator . Changes in these indices since 1959-60 are given in ...
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Contents
Table | 13 |
A Simple Optimisation Model for Cotton Processing Activities | 17 |
An Urban Poverty Line Estimate | 49 |
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