The Impact of Green banking practices on Sustainable Performance of Pakistani Banks: The Mediating Role of Green Finance

Abstract

The inclusive objective of fiscal and monetary policy is generally the identical to effect the economy.
Growth policies perform well only in the presence of well performing institutions and their joint action
reduce inequality.
Design:
This study examine the relationship among growth policies, institutions, and inequality in selected
developing economies. Institutions augments growth and at the same time minimize inequality
Methodology:
The paper applied cross-country evaluations to examine in what way institutions effects the association
amid growth. Panel data OLS, Fixed Effects and Driscoll & Kray techniques are applied in this study.
This study covers the time span of 2011 to 2023.
Findings:
Findings of this study demonstrate important constructive effect of institutions on growth. . It is found
that strong institutions are sources to attain all-encompassing growth in selected developing countries.

Originality of work:
In this study, political institutions performed well and government expenditures be adjusted accordingly
and policy makers pay more attention to enhance the role of political institutions, whereas the role of
economic institutions is not up to the mark. Government officials must focus to improve their
performance.
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Keywords: Fiscal Policy, Institutions, Monetary Policy, Inequality, Fixed Effects