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Background/objectives: The use of nuclear energy plays very imperative role in economic growth. Method/findings: The present study employs ARDL approach to inspect alternative and nuclear power (% of total power use) and GDP per capita (constant 2010 US$) (economic growth) in Pakistan 1971–2014. Findings: The ARDL approach suggests that the dependent variable and regressor have long-term equilibrium but they are insignificant. The outcomes also propose that, both the long-term and short term, nuclear power utilization has a non-negative impact on economic growth. As a final point, the Granger causality analysis shows a unidirectional causality between alternative and nuclear power (% of total power use) and GDP per capita (constant 2010 US$). Application: Furthermore, ARDL test in this study suggests that nuclear energy is an effective solution to boost economic growth in Pakistan and gives useful information for policymakers.

Estimation Relationship Between Nuclear Energy Consumption and Economic Growth in Pakistan Using ARDL Approach