Global Financial Crisis: Macroeconomic Linkage to Pakistan’s Agriculture

Abstract

This research investigates the impact of Global Financial Crisis Macro economic linkages to Pakistan's Agriculture. Macroeconomic shocks can impact agriculture more strongly than factors that affect the sector directly. Data were collected from various secondary sources. It was revealed that recent Global financial crisis has negative impact on the Trade growth in Pakistan. It also affects the Price, production, consumption and trade. It was further revealed that Pakistan's exports have fallen substantially, through mainly because of a drop in the world trade prices rather than export volume.

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“…In light of the literature, the trade growth of Pakistani firms has been affected by the financial crisis, which leads to a higher stock price crash risk (Latif et al, 2011). Considering literature, the trade growth of Pakistani firms has been affected by the financial crisis, which leads to a higher stock price crash risk (Latif et al, 2011). Pakistani firms are influenced by external factors and economic policy plays an important role to reduce the occurrence of the financial crisis because economic management can be improved by the adoption and implementation of the best policies (Yaqoob, 2011).…”

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