Some Preliminary Evidence on the Globalization-Inflation Nexus

The Nexus between Foreign Remittances and Inflation: Evidence from Pakistan

The inflow of foreign remittances in Pakistan has been an important source of foreign exchange in Pakistan while economy of Pakistan being a consumption oriented society /economy makes it interesting to explore the nexus between foreign remittances and inflation in Pakistan. For this purpose, the present study attempts to examine the impact of foreign remittances on inflation in Pakistan coveri...

Some International Evidence on Output-Inflation Tradeoffs

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Globalization , the Output - Inflation Tradeoff , and Inflation

Fear of Globalization: the Human Capital Nexus

All over the world “globalization has brought the fears that the social fabric of societies could be brought down by the market.“Anti-globalization” protest claim that the “world is not for sale”. French Prime Minister Line Jospin tried to draw a line in the sand by granting that he would go for a “market economy but not for a market society” and many more quotes from all quarters would point t...

The Explanation of Inflation: Some International Evidence