Abstract
The manufacturing sector of any country bears significant
importance. Globalisation, and in particular, enhanced exports are
generally believed to benefit developing countries. And with Pakistan’s
exports concentrated largely in textile and semi-manufactures, the
country needs to strengthen this sector. Since the foreigncurrency
dominated export prices for developing countries are largely determined
in the international market, any downward slide in them exerts a
downward slide in foreign-exchange export earnings. It is therefore
imperative, for a country like Pakistan, to prevent the decline in
manufacturing output, not only to sustain but also to increase the
export share and hence to gain external competitiveness in this
sector.
Publisher
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE)
Subject
Development,Geography, Planning and Development
Cited by
4 articles.
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