Role of tourism in economic growth: Empirical evidence from Pakistan economy

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Tourism activities are multi-pronged and mostly have a positive impact on any economy. This paper examines the role of tourism in the short-run economic development in Pakistan. We use the error-correction model, and also the causal relationship between tourism receipts and economic expansion (GDP). The results show that there is a strong relationship among tourism, receipts, and economic expansion; and economic expansion is necessary for tourism development in Pakistan. © The Pakistan Development Review.

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Khalil, S., Kakar, M. K., & Waliullah. (2007). Role of tourism in economic growth: Empirical evidence from Pakistan economy. In Pakistan Development Review (Vol. 46). Pakistan Institute of Development Economics. https://doi.org/10.30541/v46i4iipp.985-995

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