Pakistan Textiles Can Bounce Back Vigorously

Ali, Asif; Khan, Muhammad; Ishaq, Amir; Hussain, Arif; Rehman, Shams Ur; Khan, Imran Ali; Shah, Syed Fahad Ali

doi:10.32479/irmm.9377

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“…Research by Lee and Jang (2006) also asserted a negative relationship among systematic risk with liquidity Eldomiaty et al (2009). However, companies are more vulnerable to changes in economic conditions which show higher growth in revenue and assets (Ali et al, 2020;Khan et al, 2018). Study of Borde (1998) shows that there is an existence of a positive relationship between bank systematic risk and growth rate.…”

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Determinants of Systematic Risk in Commercial Banks of Pakistan

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Hussain²,

Khan

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Various efforts are made to quantify and explain risk taking behavior including systematic risk with in financial institutions. This study is about determining various factors affecting commercial banks systematic risk in Pakistan. Sample included in the study consisted of twelve commercial banks listed in PSX (Pakistan Stock Exchange), these banks hold 81.3% market share of customer deposits. Data was collected from 2010 to 2016. The systematic risk for this study was calculated through stock beta (SB) and value at risk (VaR). To determine systematic risk the independent variables used are liquidity, firm size, asset quality, firm growth, return on assets, business mix, operating efficiency and loan growth. The result shows that liquidity, asset quality, return on assets and firm size have significant impact on systematic risk of banks in Pakistan.

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Determinants of Systematic Risk in Commercial Banks of Pakistan

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“…Recently, the emerging trends of manufacturing and production influenced the textile and apparel industry to a great extent [51], [52]. The valueadded exports of Pakistani textiles are increasing at 28% in recent years [53]. Thus, the textile & apparel industry of Pakistan is not only growing and expanding rapidly, but also intensified because of its regional players which are Bangladesh, India, Vietnam, and China.…”

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Statistical Assessment of Business Intelligence System Adoption Model for Sustainable Textile and Apparel Industry

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The textile and apparel industry is one of the biggest competitive industries in the world. Nowadays, industry 4.0 concepts put pressures on textile and apparel companies to integrate advanced technologies. Consequently, Business Intelligence (BI) systems are diffusing rapidly to process large data sets to harness the true value of smart technologies. Regardless of its potentials, most textile and apparel companies are lagging and hesitating to adopt this credible innovation in the presence of a high failure rate (70%-80%) especially in developing countries. To achieve the successful adoption of BI systems, statistical assessment is required to better understand this complex phenomenon. Therefore, a BI system model based on Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) is developed to evaluate the role of potential determinants pertaining to the users, technology, organization, and environment. Data were collected using a survey with self-administered questionnaires from decision-makers with authoritative designations in the textile and apparel industry, academia, and software companies. Influential relationships among critical determinants were assessed and validated by using Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) approach. The results of this study would contribute to the success of costly BI system projects and will motivate the industry experts to potentially assign investments for the BI projects in the developing countries to sustain in the competitive markets.

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“…The events which forbid investment in Pakistan like the holding on foreign currency accounts, the military revolution, the irritation of the partially victorious liability compel to the military government, the 9/11 nasty occurrence, the Afghanistan war and nervousness on the Pakistan and Indian border have harmonized the astonishment (Hyder and Ahmed, 2003). Investment is important for the country's economic growth but in Pakistan, the number of investment inflows is not so much attractive in the last 5 years (Ali et al, 2020;Ahmed, 2018). Zeb et al (2014) studied that FDI can increase employment opportunities in Pakistan.…”

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Determinants of Youth Unemployment in Pakistan

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Unemployment, particularly youth unemployment, is a big issue that countries are facing globally. It has been a major concern for many countries like Pakistan. In this research, we develop an empirical study on investigating the determinants affecting youth unemployment in Pakistan. This study observes the youth unemployment and the variety of determinants that were identified as political instability, lack of investment, backwardness of agriculture sector, and overpopulation. This study discussed that young people aged (15-24) have been largely affected by the existing recession. This is for the reason that the present youth group is quite big, the longer-term viewpoint for youth unemployment is relatively great and there is a sturdy case for policymakers currently to tackle these problems that the present group is having in finding access to work. It also discusses the need for sufficient employment environment, policy examining, and assessment of the reasons to assist in providing more advanced jobs for youth. The results show that political instability, lack of investment, backwardness of agriculture sector, and overpopulation significantly affect youth unemployment.

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Pakistan Textiles Can Bounce Back Vigorously

Cited by 15 publications

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Determinants of Systematic Risk in Commercial Banks of Pakistan

Determinants of Systematic Risk in Commercial Banks of Pakistan

Statistical Assessment of Business Intelligence System Adoption Model for Sustainable Textile and Apparel Industry

Determinants of Youth Unemployment in Pakistan

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