The Rise and Fall of Industrial Productivity in Pakistan
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TextPublication details: Karachi; Oxford, 2002. Description: xxiv, 264 pages ; 22 cmISBN: 0-19-579765-5 (hbk.)Subject(s): Industrial productivity | Industrial productivity PakistanDDC classification: TRRC 338.4095491 SHA Summary: "This work on industrial productivity in Pakistan is the result of empirical research. There is such a dearth of works in this field that this pioneering work is a significant contribution. The author has traced the changing patterns of industrial growth in Pakistan and has analysed the causes behind the change. By analysing policy decisions and their effect on industrial output she provides quantifiable parameters for students and policymakers. She has, moreover, captured and documented a stage in industrial growth which other developing countries could regard as a precedent, and study to their benefit."--BOOK JACKET
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"This work on industrial productivity in Pakistan is the result of empirical research. There is such a dearth of works in this field that this pioneering work is a significant contribution. The author has traced the changing patterns of industrial growth in Pakistan and has analysed the causes behind the change. By analysing policy decisions and their effect on industrial output she provides quantifiable parameters for students and policymakers. She has, moreover, captured and documented a stage in industrial growth which other developing countries could regard as a precedent, and study to their benefit."--BOOK JACKET
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