Money and Banking in PakistanThis expanded study offers a comprehensive analysis of financial development since 1947. It reviews monetary theory and policy changes, and describes the operation and performance of the State Bank, scheduled banks, and capital and money market institutions. |
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Monetary Policy 41 50 | 5 |
The Classical Model 6 | 6 |
The Keynesian Model 1225 | 12 |
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accounts advances aggregate demand aggregate supply Bank of Pakistan banking company banking system borrowers capitalist central bank co-operative banks commercial banks corporate credit planning debt decline demand for money deposits DFIs domestic economic employment equilibrium income equilibrium interest rate equity exchange rate expenditure exports fall financial liberalization financial sector financial system foreign banks foreign currency foreign exchange funds global government securities growth impact increase industrial inflation investment investors Islamic Keynes Keynesian model leasing companies lending liquidity LM curve loans macroeconomic million Modarabas Monetarism monetarists monetary assets monetary policy money demand money market money supply nominal nominal money operations output P₁ Pakistani banks Panel period Phillips curve potential output price level private sector profit rate of interest ratio Real business cycle real money balances regulations reserves Riffat rise rupee saving scheduled banks share stock market targets Tooman trade transactions wages World Bank