Himayatullah Khan
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Estimating willingness to pay for improvements in drinking water quality: evidence from Peshawar, Northern Pakistan
Himayatullah Khan , Faiza Iqbal , Imranullah Saeed -
The impact of population on environmental degradation in South Asia: application of seemingly unrelated regression equation model
Khalid Zaman , Himayatullah Khan , Muhammad Mushtaq Khan , Zohra Saleem , Muhammad Nawaz -
From growth to sustainable development in developing countries: a conceptual framework
Himayatullah Khan , Inayat Ullah Khan -
Estimating willingness to pay for recreational services of two public parks in Peshawar, Pakistan
Himayatullah Khan , Farman Ali , Humayun Khan , Mahmood Shah , Saba Shoukat -
Socio-economic benefits of community based trophy hunting programs
Haidar Ali , Malik Muhammad Shafi , Himayatullah Khan , Mussawer Shah , Munir Khan -
An analysis of foreign aid and environmental degradation in Pakistan using the ARDL bounds testing technique (1972-2013)
Abida Yousaf , Himayatullah Khan , Naila Erum , Saira Rasul doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.21511/ee.07(1).2016.02The paper examines the relationship among foreign aid, per capita GDP, energy consumption, foreign direct investment and carbon emissions in Pakistan. Autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) bounds testing technique is used for empirically testing using annual data from 1972 to 2013. The study uses carbon dioxide emission (CO2) as an indicator of environment quality. The two components of foreign aid (foreign loans and foreign grants) are used to measure the environmental impact of foreign assistance in Pakistan. The study finds that energy consumption, per capita GDP and FDI contribute positively to raise the carbon emissions in the country. Furthermore, foreign loans and grants are also found significant contributors to the degradation of environmental quality in case of Pakistan. Similarly, the short run results of the model indicate that the signs of the coefficients are consistent with the long run estimates. On the basis of its findings, the study suggests that effective policies be followed for reducing (CO2) emissions along with regulating FDI-environment and per capita GDP-environment relationship
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