An Energy Input-Output Table of Pakistan for 1979-80 and Some Applications (Quantitative Economics) (Report) An Energy Input-Output Table of Pakistan for 1979-80 and Some Applications (Quantitative Economics) (Report)

An Energy Input-Output Table of Pakistan for 1979-80 and Some Applications (Quantitative Economics) (Report‪)‬

Pakistan Development Review 1987, Winter, 26, 4

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Publisher Description

1. INTRODUCTION In order to enhance the indigenous supply of energy, Pakistan has launched various investment programmes as a consequence of which 28 percent and 43.2 percent of total public investment has been invested in the energy sector, respectively, in the Fifth and the Sixth Five Year Plans. However, despite the sharp increase in investment for indigenous exploration and production, the domestic supply of energy has registered an insignificant increase.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
1987
22 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
26
Pages
PUBLISHER
Pakistan Institute of Development Economics
SIZE
317.8
KB

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