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CentrePiece article
 in brief... Management practices in Pakistan
 Nicholas Bloom, Ali Choudhary, Renata Lemos and John Van Reenen
June 2016
Paper No' CEPCP475:
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CentrePiece 21 (1) Summer 2016

Tags: firms; pakistan; management; productivity

For more than a decade, CEP economists have been leading efforts to get measures of management incorporated into the statistical infrastructure used by governments and researchers. The authors report on the latest initiative, assessing the use of performance monitoring, targets and incentives in firms in Pakistan.

This article summarises ‘Management in Pakistan: First Evidence from Punjab’ by Renata Lemos, Ali Choudhary,John Van Reenen and Nicholas Bloom, published by the International Growth Centre at LSE, May 2016
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