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Impact of Trade in Services on Employment: A case study on Pakistan (1970-2008) - Couverture souple

Ijaz, Madiha; Siddiqi, Wasif

 
9783846535905: Impact of Trade in Services on Employment: A case study on Pakistan (1970-2008)

Synopsis

The trend of trade all over the world has changed and now trade has been classified into two broader ways i.e. Trade in services and Trade in goods. With the passage of time, economies are shifting from agrarian to secondary and then tertiary sector. As the importance of services sector growing immensely and its share in the world trade is expanding enormously the present study briefly explain the trade in services and the important factors that influence employment creation. The study implies the ARDL technique to examine the long run and short run relationship between the variables for the period 1970-2008. By using annual data, the empirical results indicate that overall impact of trade in services on employment is negative and as GDP increases demand for services trade grows. FDI and Urban population growth play an imperative role in the growth of services sector and Pakistan trading its services by utilizing its resources that expands the employment pole.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The trend of trade all over the world has changed and now trade has been classified into two broader ways i.e. Trade in services and Trade in goods. With the passage of time, economies are shifting from agrarian to secondary and then tertiary sector. As the importance of services sector growing immensely and its share in the world trade is expanding enormously the present study briefly explain the trade in services and the important factors that influence employment creation. The study implies the ARDL technique to examine the long run and short run relationship between the variables for the period 1970-2008. By using annual data, the empirical results indicate that overall impact of trade in services on employment is negative and as GDP increases demand for services trade grows. FDI and Urban population growth play an imperative role in the growth of services sector and Pakistan trading its services by utilizing its resources that expands the employment pole.

Biographie de l'auteur

M.phil Degree in Economics(2008-10) from Government College University,Lahore. Majors in Monetary Econ.,Econometrics and Project Appraisal Master in Science in Economics(2005-07) from Government College University Lahore.Majors:Managerial Econ.worked as a coeditor for Excise and Taxation Newsletter(2010-11)Excise and Taxation Government of Punjab

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