Debate 16
January 26, 2016
The flagship parliamentary debating competition of the Lahore School of Economics Association of Debaters, the Lahore School Debate, was held at the Lahore School from on January 16-18 2016. The 7th Annual Lahore School Debate followed the All-Asian Parliamentary Style of Debates, which employs the 3-on-3 debating format, with reply speeches. Teams from 60 schools and universities from across the country gathered at the Lahore School Burki campus to compete in categories of English and Urdu Parliamentary.
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/26/2016 01:10:00 PM,
Placement Office
The Lahore School Placement Office is organizing a series of test preparation session for the MBA II and Bachelors final year students. The purpose of these organisation entry session is to improve the mathematical and analytical skills of the students for the upcoming organizations entry tests.
The sessions’ focused is on areas like Numerical Reasoning Tests, Diagrammatic Reasoning Tests, Time Management and Test Giving Techniques.
Labels: Lahore School, Placement, Students
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/26/2016 01:10:00 PM,
Timeless Style and Effortless Femininity
January 22, 2016
Lahore School Entrepreneurial and Business Society held a workshop on 21st January 2016 to "Highlight the achievements of Entrepreneurial and business Society over the past one year." The patron (Prof F.A Fareedy) of the society along with the president (Hamza Tariq) made a presentation to engage the student body and discussed the major events of the society including Innovation Challenge and Entrepreneurs Exhibition.
Erum Khan (Fashion Designer and Entrepreneur) visited the campus and delivered an interesting talk especially for the future women entrepreneurs of Lahore School. Erum Khan promotes exquisite tailoring skills combined with a street avant-garde. Her label Erum Khan (EK) is “timeless style and effortless femininity”, which have distinguished the brand in fashion industry. She creates formal, semi-formal, party and bridal wear. Three important success lessons that she taught were hard work, consistency and passion to follow the dreams. The workshop really benefited the student body who are interested in entrepreneurship and business particularly in women in fashion designing.
Labels: Entrepreneurial and Business Society, Lahore School, Workshop
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/22/2016 11:19:00 AM,
Media Competition
January 21, 2016
Lahore School News and broadcasting society participated in Journalism and Media competition held at LUMS, and were declared overall Winners of the 7th Annual CARMA. LSE Team won Voice Box, Shootout, Discover The Difference and were runners up in Print Pandemonium and Investigative Journalism.
Labels: Lahore School of Economics, LSNBS, News and Broadcasting Society
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/21/2016 04:46:00 PM,
Lahore School Delegates at LUMUN
The Lahore School of Economics delegation of 10 students participated in the twelfth LUMS Model United Nations, better known as LUMUN. The conference was themed at bringing back a traditional perspective to the idea of deliberation, discussion and diplomacy.
Three of Lahore School delegates managed to bag awards with others ranking highly in their respective committees. Syed Ahad Sethi ranked first in his committee of eighty-seven delegates and was awarded the Best Delegate Award. Fahad Waseem ranked seventh in his committee of eighty delegates and was given a special mention and Danyal Haider ranked third in his committee of thirty-five delegates and was awarded the Honorable Mention. Maryam Zahid and Raazia Kamal ranked fifth in their committee of twenty-two. The rest of the delegates put up great performances and were all commended by the judges and committee directors. The delegation consisted of individuals who were new to public speaking and the model united nations conference format and given this, put up a very respectable show.
Labels: Debates
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/21/2016 04:07:00 PM,
Technology, Entrepreneurship and Productivity Growth – Where Pakistan stands and where it must go
January 12, 2016
Lahore School of Economics
The Twelfth Annual Conference on Management of Pakistan Economy
30 - 31 March 2016
Technology, Entrepreneurship and Productivity Growth – Where Pakistan stands and where it must go
Productivity isn’t everything, but in the long run it is almost everything. A country’s ability to improve its standard of living over time depends almost entirely on its ability to raise its output per worker.
Paul Krugman, The Age of Diminishing Expectations (1994)
Productivity growth is the foundation for rising living standards and a country’s ability to compete in the world market. Productivity improves when producers’ seek to do better in terms of cost as well as quality of what they produce. And this entails tapping new technologies and finding innovative ways of producing and delivering to the consumer what is produced. And that is what entrepreneurship (in the Schumpeterian sense) is all about.
Subjects to be covered at the conference:
- Why productivity growth matters? Pakistan’s own experience in this respect. The average productivity growth has been clearly low, but the average might hide a wide diversity of experience. The question then arises why/how some firms in the same industry are able to perform better than others.
- Productivity growth depends on investment in more productive/efficient equipment, introduction of new production techniques, and human capital, all that an entrepreneur is supposed to do. Causes of failure of entrepreneurship: macroeconomic management; failure of competition; financial policy/sources of financing/institutions discourage long-term investments. Are there any social determinants of entrepreneurship?
- Technology/innovation – demand side: Do Pak firms actively seek out new ideas, new technologies, talent and adapt themselves to changing circumstance.
- Technology/innovation – supply side (imitation/innovation are practically indistinguishable): Domestic R&D to create knowledge; import of foreign technologies through FDI, subcontracting etc.
- Can entrepreneurship be deliberately stimulated through policy and institutions? Examples of Pakistani success stories: cases where firms have grown from a small size to becoming big.
Labels: Annual Conference, Entrepreneurship, Management of Pakistan Economy, Productivity Growth, Technology, Twelfth Annual Conference
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/12/2016 04:16:00 PM,
Lahore School Wins Sports Awards
Lahore School of Economics won the following awards in LUMS Sports Festival 2016 held on Jan 3-6, 2016:
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posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/12/2016 10:43:00 AM,
Econothon 2016
January 07, 2016
Lahore School Economics Society organized the first ever Economics Quiz Competition ‘Econothon’. The competition consisted of three rounds in which the teams were evaluated on the basic knowledge of economics. First round consisted of 37 teams out of which top 10 teams qualified for round 2. Top 5 teams from round 2 qualified for round 3. The society received an overwhelming response from the student body for organizing an interactive event that was different from the events organized in the past.
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posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/07/2016 11:07:00 AM,
Lahore School of Economics Entrepreneurial Exhibition
January 06, 2016
An entrepreneurial exhibition was organized by the Entrepreneurial and Business Society of Lahore School of Economics which entailed students displaying their innovative ideas in the competition. About 120 students presented their ideas in 60 cubicles set up for the event. This was the second exhibition for current year where graduating students of 2016 participated.
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posted by S A J Shirazi @ 1/06/2016 02:47:00 PM,
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