Lahore: The Lahore Journal of Economics has published its latest issue, Volume 30, No. 2, covering a range of topics from political influence in rural health service delivery to the economic impact of environmental practices in hospitality. The release includes five articles focusing on various economic issues relevant to Pakistan and global contexts.

According to Lahore School of Economics, the issue explores the role of political dynasties in rural health clinics in Punjab, Pakistan, as examined by Faiz Ur Rehman and Noman Ahmad. Another study by Muhammad Omer evaluates how the cessation of Telegraphic Transfer charges reimbursement affects remittances from Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Ayesha Rehman, Muhammad Tariq Majeed, and Tania Luni present a global analysis of financial development's impact on CO2 emissions, with a focus on institutional quality's mediating role.

The issue also features a review by Kashaf Waseem on the economic impact of environmental sustainability practices in the hospitality sector, offering policy implications for Pakistan. Furthermore, a case study by Nimra Hamayun, Hafiz Rizwan Ahmad, and Muhammad Munawar measures the availability of resources, specifically examining selected Consumer Price Index items in Pakistan.

This publication serves as an informative resource for scholars and policymakers, providing insights into the intersection of economics with political, environmental, and financial factors.