Department of Management Studies (BUIC): Recent submissions

  • Digitalization of Tax Litigation. 
    Muhammad Umer Farooq, 01-112182-026; Sundus Abbasi, 01-112182-036; Azka Kazmi, 01-112182-091 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    Tax litigation has always been under scrutiny for reasons such as lack of transparency, cost constraint, inconvenience, and fear of security of information. This study aims to uncover these factors that impede tax ...
  • Nexus of Cashless Banking and Profitability: Evidence from Pakistan. 
    Muhammad Furqan, 01-112182-021; Muhammad Faisal Ali, 01-112182-078 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    Banking industry and information technology together has transformed the world. Increase in the practices of internet and other services of information and technology has progressively shifted the paradigm of banking ...
  • Entrepreneurial Project: The Textile Store (Clothing Hub). 
    Syed Saad Nadeem, 01-112182-094; Ali Raza, 01-112182-007 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    Clothing Hub provides a wide range of unstitched ladies and gents merchandise which are customizable on the demand of our customers. We focus majorly on customer satisfaction which is our primary focus. We have developed ...
  • The Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Profitability of Manufacturing Businesses. 
    Faran Shafqat, 01-112182-013; Shahmir Irfan, 01-112182-084 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    This project is based upon the impact of Corporate Social responsibility on the profitability of manufacturing businesses. This study is based around manufacturing businesses in Pakistan but will also touch international ...
  • Corporate Social Responsibility and Its Future. 
    Muhammad Ali khan, 01-112181-019 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    The idea behind corporate social responsibility (CSR) is that businesses should contribute to society in some way because of their control over enormous resources. The legal, moral, and financial requirements that generate ...
  • A combined Macro and Micro-level Analysis of Unemployment in Pakistan. 
    Shiza Sohail, 01-114182-016; Murtaza Khan, 01-114182-011; Mohammad Faris, 01-114181-006 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    International Labour Organization (2001) defined unemployment. t as a situation when people aged 14 or above are out of work but need it. They are continuously searching for a job for the last four weeks and are available ...
  • Role of International Monetary Fund on Pakistan Economy. 
    Amna Amir, 01-114182-001; Maryam Mahmood, 01-114182-010 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    Pakistan has relied on the International Monetary Fund (lMF) to bridge economic gaps when crises arise for decades. The question is frequently raised as to how long this ongoing dependency will last, particularly post COVID ...
  • The Impact of Post Covid-19 Pandemic on Global and Pakistan Economy. 
    Saba Nisar, 01-114182-029; Fatima Fareed, 01-114182-028 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    In the entire history of the world, Covid-19 pandemic has proven to be extremely harmful and catastrophic. In less than a year, it spread to every region of the globe. Millions of people died worldwide, changing lifestyles ...
  • Financial Inclusion as a Strategy for Enhanced Growth and Development of Economy: A Case of Pakistan. 
    Uneeza Adeel Kayani (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    The study uses a linear regression model to look at how financial inclusion has affected Pakistan's development and economic growth between 2004 and 2022. The number of ATMs per 1000 km2 and the number of commercial banks ...
  • Impact of Population Growth Rate, Inflation Rate and Public Education Expenditure on the GDP Growth Rate of Pakistan 
    Ayesha Khalil, 01-114182-002; Maria Malik, 01-114182-009 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    This study is about the impact of Population growth rate, Public Expenditure on Education and Inflation have on the Economic Growth of Pakistan. The Research is conducted to study the Macro-economic factors effecting for ...
  • Impact of Unemployment, Inflation and Investment on Tax Collection in Pakistan. 
    Syed Adnan Raza, 01-114182-017; Khadijah Iftikhar, 01-114182-006; Malaika Shah, 01-114182-007 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    Pakistan was one of the fastest growing countries of 1960-70s with high annual growth rates. However, the years after this era saw a sharp decline and the pattern continues till date. Despite an abundance of natural resources ...
  • Relationship between Stock and Commodity Market Development on Economic Growth. 
    Hamza Iftikhar, 01-114182-004; Hafsah Mustafa, 01-114182-021; Ali Sajjad, 01-114182-032 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)
    The stock and commodity markets are integral to the macroeconomic function of the country as a whole. The stock market allows finances to be raised through shares and bonds while the commodity market is a great tool for ...
  • Investigating the Investors Decision Making Process; Empirical Evidence from Pakistan Stock Exchange 
    Huma MirBaz, 01-112172-091; Adeeba Samar, 01-112181-057 (Management Studies BUIC, 2022)
    This study examines the influence of individual characteristics (age, gender, experience, education) on the investor’s investment decisions through herding effects (cognitive conflict, home bias, conformity, follow other ...
  • Problems Of Foreign Direct Investment In Pakistan. 
    Tayab Abbas Kazmi, 01-112181-042; Abdullah Qaiser Nazir, 01-112181-045; Muhammad Rasheed, 01-11218-055 (Management Studies BUIC, 2022)
    It is essential for a country's economic growth and development to have foreign direct investment (FDI). In order to build their economies developing countries rely on foreign direct investment (FDI). Pakistan's economic ...
  • Implication of Blockchain Technology on Service Sector. 
    Syed Ahmed Bokhari, 01-112181-034; Muhammad Yasir Nawab, 01-112181-028; Muhammad Suleman Malik, 01-112181-027 (Management Studies BUIC, 2022)
    The paper attempts to give an insight into the application of blockchain technology in the service sector. Blockchain technology is a relatively new technology, whose adaptation could be seen in cryptocurrencies such as ...
  • Trade and Globalization Opportunities and Challenges for Pakistan Economy. 
    Chaudhary Saad Imran, 01-114181-004; Hifza Noor, 01-114181-005; Muhammad Ahmed, 01-114181-007 (Management Studies BUIC, 2022)
    Globalization is a term that has several meaning and connotations. Globalization is connected to every aspect of life, be it economic, cultural, social or even political. Pakistan is one of the blessed countries with tones ...
  • Green Finance Impact on Economic Growth: A Panel Data Analysis. 
    Simran Dogar, 01-114181-014; Aisma Khan, 01-114181-002; Hassan Mujtaba, 01-114172-021 (Management Studies BUIC, 2022)
    The Green finance is and what the things are that contribute to it. To summarize, the Greenhouse Effect is a process that allows the Earth to retain heat. This allows Earth to still be warm while not facing the sun, and ...
  • Nishat Texile Mills Vs Kohinoor Textile Mills the Comparison of two Market Leaders Using Ratio Analysis 
    Maeen Tariq Aslam, 01-112181-012; Abdullah Shahid, 01-112181-037; Safi Ul Haq, 01-112181-030 (Computer Sciences BUIC, 2022)
    The need for this study is to provide all the stakeholders who directly or indirectly engage with the enterprise to have a look into company’s exact financial position for their personal benefit. The company’s management ...
  • Covid-19: Effects on Unemployment, Inflation and Economic Growth of Pakistan. 
    Madekha Mehmood, 01-112181-058; Hina Aqil, 01-112181-011; Ayan Nur Hassan, 01-112181-006 (Management Studies BUIC, 2021)
    The pandemic is the Greek word which is pan is all and demi is people means all people. It is a disease which is spreading person to person. A disease is called pandemic when it effects the whole world and spreading rapidly ...
  • Impact Of Budget Deficit on the Economy of Pakistan. 
    Hammas Ullah Khan, 01-112181-009; Ali Khalid Siddiq, 01-112181-003; Saad Tariq, 01-112171-026 (Management Studies BUIC, 2021)
    Pakistan’s depreciating economic growth intimidates a number of socio-economic issues within the country which calls for a sustainable resolve. This study is specifically based on determining the variables that play a ...

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