A Review of Foreign Direct Investment and Manufacturing Sector of Pakistan

Rahman, Saif Ur; Bakar, Nor'Aznin Abu

doi:10.52131/pjhss.2018.0604.0065

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“…The results of study reveals that a one percent increase in exports leads to 0.740 units in value added large-scale manufacturing growth. Moreover, these findings attained for the effect of manufacturing exports and large-scale manufacturing growth are in line with previous studies (Sultana, 2016;Lin & Chaung, 2007;Chaudhry et al, 2016;Rahman & Bakar, 2018;Sohail et al, 2014). However, one percent rise in employment results in increase 0.152 percent hasinsignificant realtionswith the (value -added) growth for manufacturing.…”

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Domestic Private Investment, and Export on Output Growth of Large-Scale Manufacturing Sector in Pakistan: An Application of Bound Tests to Cointegration Approach

Rehman

Ali

Idrees

et al. 2022

IJMRES

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The goal of this analysis is to explore the impact of domestic private investment in large-scale manufacturing sector on the output growth of the large-scale manufacturing in Pakistan. The investigation utilized yearly data for the year 1973-2020. By applying the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) technique, the study examines both short-term and long-run effects of domestic private investment (DPI) on output growth in large-scale manufacturing.However, the study affirms a positive and significant relationship among domestic private investment, exports and value-added, large-scale manufacturing (VAL) in both short-and long-run, while market size and inflation also have a negatively and significantly influence on the value-added, large-scale manufacturing sector. It is also confirmed that domestic private investment, export, inflation have a bidirectional causal relationships with large-scale manufacturing, value-added. Moreover, findings also implies that unidirectional causality is running between employment (EMP), market size (MS), and large-scale manufacturing growth output growth (VAL). Hence, numerous incentives with tax cuts or subsidizations must be sponsored by the supervision of government in a direction to foster private investment. Provided that political stability, better infrastructure, and management in industrial manufacturing zones empowers to attract transnational exports by improving law and order conditions in Pakistan. Keywords: Domestic private investment, value-added, large scale manufacturing, export, Pakistan.

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Domestic Private Investment, and Export on Output Growth of Large-Scale Manufacturing Sector in Pakistan: An Application of Bound Tests to Cointegration Approach

Rehman

Ali

Idrees

et al. 2022

IJMRES

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“…However, the GDP has a positive and significant relationship with the external debt. These are aligned with studies (S. Rahman & Idrees, 2019). Thus, the short-run findings corresponded with economic theory.…”

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“…The findings revealed a long-run relationship between the actual exchange rate and the trade balance, and currency depreciation will result in more severe circumstances. the relationship between the exchange rate, exchange, inflation, FDI, and GDP (S. Rahman & Idrees, 2019;Sarwar, Ali, Bhatti, & ur Rehman, 2021). Rahman, & Bakar, (2018) argued that the exchange rate was considered a dependent variable, with trade, inflation, FDI, and GDP considered independent variables.…”

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Impact of Exchange Rate, and Foreign Direct Investment on External Debt: Evidence from Pakistan Using ARDL Cointegration Approach

Zahra¹,

Nasir²,

Rahman³

et al. 2023

iRASD J. Eco.

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Using time series data from Pakistan 1973 to 2021, this research examines the effect of exchange-rate, fiscal deficits, foreign direct investment and economic expansion on foreign debt. The auto regressive distributed lag model is used in the research to look into the co-integration analysis of variables and their existence. The study confirms the positive and significant relationship exist among the rate of exchange, foreign direct investment, the fiscal deficit, economic growth, and external debt in the long run. However, in the short run, the real effective exchange rate and fiscal deficit are negatively related to the external debt, whereas the economic growth is positively related to the external debt. The policy maker recommended that rises the exchange rate, the value of a domestic currency falls to some extent, which improves the foreign exchange in which loans must be returned.

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“…To further substantiate,Rahman, Bakar and Idrees (2019) posit that it is the employment and market size that helps domestic private investment in manufacturing to significantly influence manufacturing growth. So, there is a need to boost requisite educational…”

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Fiscal Policy, Private Investment and Manufacturing Sector Performance: Empirical Evidence from Nigeria with ARDL Technique

O.S.¹,

H.²,

Nwakoby³

2023

African Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development

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One of the greatest challenges of the Sub-Saharan African economies today is how to develop the appropriate model that will propel development in the continent. The manufacturing sector instances in China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Korea and Japan are clear models to adopt for Nigeria. The question now is, what has Nigeria been doing to develop the manufacturing sector? To this end, this study set out to examine the effect of fiscal policy and private investment on the performance of the manufacturing sector in Nigeria from 1981 to 2021. The study is time series in nature and made use of the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) modelling technique. It was found that domestic private investment and aggregate government spending exert a significant positive influence on the manufacturing sector performance in the long run, while the influence from tax and government revenue was significantly negative. It was then recommended that government should improve on the factors that attract more FDI inflows into the country; boosts requisite educational training skills and financial market depth to drive the influence of domestic private investment on the manufacturing sector; increase government spending on the manufacturing sector development; and that tax revenues be judiciously utilized in the long-run so that they can positively impact the manufacturing sector.

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A Review of Foreign Direct Investment and Manufacturing Sector of Pakistan

Cited by 28 publications

References 41 publications

Domestic Private Investment, and Export on Output Growth of Large-Scale Manufacturing Sector in Pakistan: An Application of Bound Tests to Cointegration Approach

Domestic Private Investment, and Export on Output Growth of Large-Scale Manufacturing Sector in Pakistan: An Application of Bound Tests to Cointegration Approach

Impact of Exchange Rate, and Foreign Direct Investment on External Debt: Evidence from Pakistan Using ARDL Cointegration Approach

Fiscal Policy, Private Investment and Manufacturing Sector Performance: Empirical Evidence from Nigeria with ARDL Technique

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