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I'm pleased to inform you of the publication of this article in Prospects journal, which may be of interest to you: Regenerative and restorative pedagogy: The foundation of a new contract for cognitive justice | PROSPECTS (springer.com)
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I am pleased to announce that my latest research article, titled "Do Real Exchange Rate Misalignments Have Threshold Effects on Economic Growth? Asymmetric Evidence from Pakistan," has been published in Economic Change and Restructuring (SSCI-indexed, Impact Factor: 4.0).
This paper explores the nonlinear relationship between real exchange rate misalignments and economic growth in Pakistan, employing advanced econometric techniques — the NARDL cointegration methodology and the threshold regression framework — to identify potential threshold effects. The findings provide valuable insights into how exchange rate policies can impact growth trajectories, particularly in developing economies like Pakistan.
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