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14 Οκτ 2023 · This paper examines the various factors behind Pakistan's economic crisis and analyzes its devastating consequences for the country's population.
Economic experts think that Pakistan’s economic crisis has several causes. Political instability and poor governance have been significantfactors that undermine the country’s fiscalposition. Pakistan is also highly import-dependent, particularlywith regard to energy, which renders it acutely vulnerable to hikes in global oil and gas prices.
NUST Institute of Policy Studies organized the lecture titled “The economy of Pakistan: Challenges and way forward” on Wednesday, the 4th of November, 2021. Dr Ashfaque Hasan Khan, veteran economist and academic, contextualized the economic struggles of Pakistan and what measures Pakistan must take to steer the economy in the right
Pakistan’s economic growth exceeded India’s for over four decades after its independence in 1947, but since the 1990s, its growth rate has been consistently lower than India’s (Figure 1). And, given Pakistan’s higher population growth (Figure 2), its per capita income—a third higher than India’s in 2000—is now, 20 years later, a third lower.
26 Απρ 2019 · He argued that Pakistan's colonial experience endowed it with a state that was ‘overdeveloped’ after independence relative to the developing economy and society of Pakistan.
Investment picked up to 24 per cent of GDP and foreign direct investment (FDI) touched US$5 billion in 2007. As a result of economic reforms, investment boost, external assistance and debt relief, the economy bounced back and recorded high GDP average growth rate of 6.3 per cent a year.
1 Ιαν 2019 · Economic Highs and Lows of Pakistan: Analysing the Last 70 Years (pp. 7-32) Ishrat Husain. 3. Development Beyond 70 and the Way Forward (pp. 33-36) Shamshad Akhtar. Thematic Discourse; 4. Institutional Reforms in Pakistan: Missing Piece of the Development Puzzle (pp. 39-61) Sakib Sherani. 5.
