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Present study endeavours to assess the comparative advantage of Pakistan’s exports to selected regional economies around the world namely Asian, OECD, and Latin American economies. Revealed comparative advantage Balassa Index (1965) and trade complementary indices of Pakistan over the sample of 70 economies have been checked at aggregated and disaggregated level classification of UN-Com Traderevision-2. Results revealed that Pakistan has a comparative advantage in 57 sectors on average per year, coefficient of variation is 0.68, standard deviation is 0.57 at the aggregated and disaggregated level over the period of time, and trade complementary indices reported that exports of Pakistan and imports of sample economies having the positive and strong relationship. Long-term relationship has been tested using co-integration mechanism; speed of adjustment has been gauged through vector error correction model and feedback relationship has been measured using granger causality on total exports and economic growth. Results revealed that there is positive and significant relationship between total exports and economic growth and there is a feedback causal relationship.

IJAZ HUSSAIN BOKHARI, SHAFAQAT MEHMOOD, KHURRAM SULTAN. (2015) DOES COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE AFFECT ECONOMIC GROWTH: A CASE OF PAKISTAN WITH ASIAN, OECD AND LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMIES 1982- 2011, Paradigms , Vol 9, Issue 1.
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