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Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

PIDE-Economic Digest

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Series handle: repec:pid:digest

1960, Volume 3, Issue 4

3-8 Some Reflections on Economic Development
by W.A. Lewis [Downloadable!]
9-19 The Application of Welfare Economics to Problems of Economic Development
by M.F. Millikan [Downloadable!]
21-29 The Investment Multiplier in an Under-developed Economy
by Parvez Hasan [Downloadable!]
31-34 'Deficit Financing in Pakistan' - A Summary
by A. Rahman Khan [Downloadable!]
35-37 Computational Procedures for Input-Output Analysis - A comment
by S.M. Naseem [Downloadable!]

1960, Volume 3, Issue 3

3-8 The Central Budget: A Review
by S.A. Meenai [Downloadable!]
9-10 The Methodology of Planning: A Summary Statement
by John C.H. Fei & G. Ranis [Downloadable!]
11-18 The Model of the Economy and the Criteria of Planning
by Peter Wiles [Downloadable!]
19-30 The Need for Benefit Cost Analysis in the Appraisal of Public Works Projects in pakistan
by C. Beringer [Downloadable!]

1960, Volume 3, Issue 2

3-7 The Welfare State in the West
by Emile Despres [Downloadable!]
8-13 Transport and Economic Development
by R.D. Mallon [Downloadable!]
14-33 The Population of India: Policy, Action and Research
by W. Parker Mauldin [Downloadable!]
34-37 Application of Input-Output Analysis in Pakistan
by S.M. Naseem [Downloadable!]

1960, Volume 3, Issue 1

5-14 The European Common Market
by Emile Despres [Downloadable!]
15-24 A Summary of the Evaluation Report of the Working of the Health Clinics in Dehli
by S.N. Agarwala [Downloadable!]
25-30 The State and Economic Growth
by Gustav Ranis [Downloadable!]

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