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Relationship between Gender Inequalities and Economic Growth: A Case Study of
Pakistan

Pakistan is ranked at 144 in gender inequality as per World Economic Forum (WEF)’s Global
Gender Gap Report 2016 which is one of the main hurdles in the economic growth of Pakistan.
Therefore, this study analyzed the co-integration between the gender inequality and economic
growth of Pakistan by using the time series data for the period 1985-2014. The construction of
gender inequality index is a main contribution of this study which encompasses the education,
health, and labor force participation. The empirical result of this study found that the cointegration exists between gender inequality and economic growth of Pakistan. Consequently,
the study proposes to enhance the level of women participation in every domain of live.