• Impact of Corruption on Income Inequality in Pakistan: Say ‘No’ to Corruption 

  Afgan Sher, 01-114212-002; Yechan Oh, 01-114212-032; Shayan Ahmad, 01-114212-019 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  Say “No” to corruption, this is a famous sentence about corruption, and also an important element for inclusive development, since corruption benefits only the rich and powerful. In this context, this study analyzes the ...
• The Impact of Digital Financial Serviceson Women Economic Empowerment in Rural South Asia ( 2004-2023) 

  Laibah Jawad, 01-114212-008; Tahmina Sajjad, 01-114212-031; Muhammad Subtain Zahid, 01-114212-016 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  Thestudyisanempiricalinvestigationoftheimpactof digital finanical services(DFS)adoptionanditsimpactonwomen economic empowerment in rural SouthAsia from 2004-2023. The relationship is investigated through a panel for the ...
• Technology-Driven Growth and Inclusive Growth- Implications for Sustainable Development in Pakistan 

  Neha Ali, 01-114212-017; Zainab Ali, 01-114212-023; Areej Fatima, 01-114212-025 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  This study analyzes the relationship between technology-led growth and inclusive development, focusing on the case of Pakistan. Using time series data from 1999 to 2023, we empirically verify the effects of GDP growth rate, ...
• From Workforce to Carbon Footprints: Exploring the Environmental Implications of Labor Participation in Pakistan’s Industrial Sector 

  Ansharah Tariq, 01-114212-005; Wajeeha Ahmad, 01-114212-021; Rohan Rashid, 01-114212-029 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  This dissertation analyzes the relationship between industrial employment and carbon dioxide emissions in Pakistan. Data on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Industrial output serve as the foundation for the study. To ...
• The Impact of Healthcare and Socioeconomic Factors on Economic Growth: A Panel Data Study 

  Mah Arooj Zeeshan, 01-114212-009; Mariam Shaukat, 01-114212-011 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  The research investigates the relationship between healthcare and socioeconomic variables on economic expansion in eight countries from the SAARC: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri ...
• Exploring the Relationship between Climate Change, Carbon Emissions and Economic Stability 

  Iman Ahmed, 01-114212-007; Maryam Naz, 01-114211-010 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  This thesis investigates the association between CO2 emissions and primary economic drivers—GDP growth, use of renewable energy, urbanization, and trade openness—over the period 1990-2023 in Pakistan by applying the ...
• Political Uncertainty and Foreign Direct Investment in Pakistan: An Empirical Analysis 

  Ali Sher Qaisrani, 01-114212-004; Aleena Qaisar, 01-114212-003 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  This study examines the effect of political uncertainty on FDI inflows for Pakistan with a view to moderating role of governance effectiveness. In an attempt to explore the impact of indicators such as government stability, ...
• Uncovering the Nonlinear Impact of Sectoral Growth on Carbon Footprint and Environmental Sustainability Index with Reference to Pakistan 

  Rida Ahmed, 01-114212-018; Abubakkar Siddiq, 01-114212-001 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  In this study, the transport sector in Pakistan is examined to evaluate how sectoral growth affects carbon footprints and the Environmental Sustainability Index (ESI) in a nonlinear way. Several macroeconomic and environmental ...
• The Economic Implications of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO’s): A Study on Efficiency, Governance and Wealth Distribution 

  Ahmad Ali Nawaz, 01-114212-028 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2025)

  This study empirically analyzes the performance of Uniswap DAO from the perspectives of market trends, governance structure, and token holding concentration. First, the treasury growth model using OLS showed that indicators ...
• Effectiveness of Human Capital, Trade Openness and FDI in Economic Growth: Evidence from Pakistan 

  Muhammad Maaz Khan, 01-114201-016; Hamad Mubbashar Piracha, 01-114201-004 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2024)

  Pakistan's economy has fluctuated due to balance of payments crises, fiscal deficits, and governance issues (Siddique et al., 2016). Over the last decade, real GDP growth averaged 4.6%, underperforming South Asian counterparts ...
• Nexus between Economic Growth and Research and Development (R&D): Empirical Evidence from SAARC 

  Sadia Qazi, 01-114201-013; Ali Imran Shami, 01-114201-002 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2024)

  The concept of economic growth is the augmentation of an economy's capacity to manufacture goods and services compared between different periods. (Manuela Raisová, & Júlia Ďurčová, 2014). The discourse surrounding economic ...
• The Impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) On Economic Growth in Pakistan: The Mediating Role of Access to Internet Services 

  Muhammad Zaid Bin Ashfaq, 01-114201-015 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2023)

  This study investigates the complex relationship between information and communications technology (ICT) adoption, economic growth and access to Internet services among selected information technology (IT) companies in ...
• A Time Series Analysis to Examine the Impact of Human Capital and Energy Consumption on Environmental Degradation in Pakistan 

  Hammad Umar, 01-114192-008; Muhammad Emad Haseeb, 01-114201-008; Usman Arshad, 01-114192-032 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2023)

  The current situation of global environmental degradation is alarming. We are facing an alarming decline in nature, with humans causing significant changes to 75 percent of the Earth's surface, including 85 percent of ...
• Sustainable Development in a Globalized World: Assessing Ecological Footprints through the Lens of Economic Globalization, Human Development and Carbon Emissions 

  Izza Tanveer, 01-114201-006; Komal Zehra, 01-114201-007; Hassaan Tayyab, 01-114201-011 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2023)

  This thesis investigates the ecological footprint dynamics within the BRICS nations: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, with a focus on sustainable development. Employing a comprehensive approach, historical ...
• Interrelationship between Climate Change, Tourism, Agriculture Production and Pakistan Economy 

  Fardeen haider, 01-114182-003; Sana ullah khan, 01-114182-034 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2023)

  The research examines and evaluates how climate change would affect Pakistan's agricultural output, tourist sector, and GDP (GDP). A time frame of about 30 years, from 1990 to 2019, was employed for the analysis. To ascertain ...
• Inflation-Growth Nexus and Phillips Curve: Empirical Analysis for Pakistan 

  Maryam Bibi, 01-114191-015 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)

  The topic Inflation-Growth Nexus and Phillip's Curve: Empirical Analysis for Pakistan highlights the link between inflation and growth about other independent factors. The literature review looks at studies and research ...
• Analysis of Structural Changes in Pakistan 

  Agha Hammad Bashir, 01-114191-002; Sahibzada Iqtidar Bacha, 01-114191-018; Syed Mohsin Ali, 01-114191-030 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)

  The structure of the economy evolves throughout time. The causal elements of economic development in Pakistan are investigated, along with their relationship with growth. For the empirical analysis, this study uses a ...
• Role of Monetary Policy and Exchange Rate on Investment: Empirical Analysis on Pakistan 

  Iqra Shaheen, 01-114191-028; Fiza Akram Awan, 01-114191-014; Laiba Noureen, 01-114191-006 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)

  The aim of the thesis is to examine the empirical analysis of monetary policy and exchange rate on investment in the case of Pakistan. The Study considered independent variables that include exchange rate, interest rate, ...
• Islamic and Conventional Mutual Funds Performance in Pakistan Pre and Post Covid 19 

  Arslan, 01-114191-020; Afaq Fida, 01-114191-012 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2023)

  In this study we took five traditional mutual funds and five Islamic mutual funds and compared their performance based on their purchase price. The time period we have chosen is pre covid ,during covid and post covid which ...
• Empirical Analysis of Trade Liberalization and FDI on Environmental Quality in OIC Member Countries 

  Abdullah khan, 01-114191-001; Zille Huma, 01-114191-031 (Management Studies BU E8-IC, 2022)

  In the last half-century, rapid growth has occurred in global production. The barriers to foreign investment and trade are being reduced and better interconnectedness is being established between markets of different ...

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