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Well known Pakistani economist Akbar Zaidi discussed various aspects of Pakistan?s economy with special emphasis on the period since the 1980s, at a round table conference at Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi, on February 23, 2004.
Is Pakistan's economy really at the verge of a collapse? Let us look at the facts at first. Last year, the GDP grew by 2.4 per cent; the service sector marked a growth of 4.1 per cent, the agricultural sector 1.2 per cent and remittances topped $11,201 million.
The Stand-By Agreement from the IMF staves off the possibility of Pakistan defaulting on its debt, but only temporarily, not indefinitely.
It has become apparent that Pakistan is on its way to be the next Sri Lanka as it struggles to stay afloat.
While CPEC will flush billions into the struggling Pakistan economy and rapidly speed up its development infrastructure, it is also one part of China'
For now, Pakistan is banking upon its time tested modus operandi of tiding over the immediate crisis by giving in to whatever is demanded of it, and t
Without deep structural reform, which includes reducing the size of government and curtailing the expenses on the overbearing and overfed holy cow —
आंतरराष्ट्रीय नाणे निधीकडून मिळत असलेले अल्पकालीन अर्थसहाय्य उपलब्ध झाल्याने पाकिस्तानच्या कर्जाची थकबाकी वाढण्याची शक्यता मावळते; मात्र केवळ तात्पुरत्या काळाकरता,
