• Impact of Family size on Child Health in Pakistan Working Paper No. 01-25 

  Fatima Jamil (© Lahore School Of Economics, 2025)

  This study aims to estimate the impact of fertility on child health outcomes in Pakistan. Fertility can affect family size and hence the resources available for the welfare of each family member: a larger family size may ...
• Macroeconomic Impact of Tariff Policies in Pakistan: An Empirical Assessment Ahead of the New Tariff Policy 2025-29 Vol. 31 Issue 01, 2026 

  Noorulain Hanif; Ahsan Abbas (© Lahore School Of Economics, 2026)

  This study examines the dual role of Pakistan’s tariff policy in raising fiscal revenue and shaping export competitiveness over the period 1981–2024. Using a Two-Stage Least Squares (2SLS) time-series framework, it ...
• Bias in Survey Based Inflation Expectation: A Developing Country Perspective Vol. 31 Issue 01, 2026 

  Ali Inayat; Saima Naeem (© Lahore School Of Economics, 2026)

  We studied the impact of phrasing on consumer inflation expectations in Pakistan using an online survey. Our results imply that optimal phrasing of the question can significantly reduce bias in responses. When the question ...
• Longitudinal Examination of Fertility Intentions and Contraceptive Behaviours Over a Period of Three Years: A Performance Monitoring for Action (PMA) Approach Vol. 31 Issue 01, 2026 

  Sidra Ishfaq; Aysha Sheraz; Rabia Zafar (© Lahore School Of Economics, 2026)

  Unintended pregnancies remain an important reproductive health concern in Pakistan, particularly given high fertility rates and low contraceptive use. This study examines how past fertility intentions and contraceptive ...
• Debt Dynamics and Economic Growth in Pakistan Vol. 31 Issue 01, 2026 

  Muhammad Idrees (© Lahore School Of Economics, 2026)

  This paper estimates the impact of unanticipated public debt shocks on economic growth in Pakistan using a forecast-error identification strategy. Exploiting deviations of realized debt outcomes from contemporaneous IMF ...

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