Investment, production and export are sine quo non of a viable economy. Pakistan has, however, constantly suffered from its inability to achieve this viability— more recently arising out of the nuclear testing in May 1998, followed by the change of government in October 1999 and the 11th September 2001 disaster at the World Trade Centre in New York, which ultimately lead to the war in Afghanistan.
Pakistan has been facing a deep-seated economic and financial crisis and seemingly intractable gover...
Economics is the coherent study of how scarce and scant resources are apportioned to accomplish the ...
The modern world characteristically stands divided into developed and developing countries, or...
Investment, production and export are sine quo non of a viable economy. Pakistan has, however,...
This paper aims to explore Pakistan's geo-economic options in the difficult situation that con...
To frame the issue, two characteristics of Pakistan should be noted. First, Pakistan has a ver...
Analyzes Pakistan's institutional and political traits and economic growth as a basis for designing ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the decline in private investment and sort out a comprehensi...
The objective of this paper is to set out the key components of a development strategy for Pakistan....
The paper critically evaluates investment climate in Pakistan. It covers incentives given by the gov...
Economy of Pakistan has shown resilience to sustain growth in recent years even with evident macroec...
Economic growth is an essential factor for a country’s development. Pakistan is a politically unstab...
To summarise the conclusions of this paper: 1. Pakistan not only has to deal with a cash flow ...
After World War II newly emerged nations inspired by industrialized countries of western world embar...
This paper investigates why Pakistan was not able to weather and quickly recover from the global fin...
Pakistan has been facing a deep-seated economic and financial crisis and seemingly intractable gover...
Economics is the coherent study of how scarce and scant resources are apportioned to accomplish the ...
The modern world characteristically stands divided into developed and developing countries, or...
Investment, production and export are sine quo non of a viable economy. Pakistan has, however,...
This paper aims to explore Pakistan's geo-economic options in the difficult situation that con...
To frame the issue, two characteristics of Pakistan should be noted. First, Pakistan has a ver...
Analyzes Pakistan's institutional and political traits and economic growth as a basis for designing ...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze the decline in private investment and sort out a comprehensi...
The objective of this paper is to set out the key components of a development strategy for Pakistan....
The paper critically evaluates investment climate in Pakistan. It covers incentives given by the gov...
Economy of Pakistan has shown resilience to sustain growth in recent years even with evident macroec...
Economic growth is an essential factor for a country’s development. Pakistan is a politically unstab...
To summarise the conclusions of this paper: 1. Pakistan not only has to deal with a cash flow ...
After World War II newly emerged nations inspired by industrialized countries of western world embar...
This paper investigates why Pakistan was not able to weather and quickly recover from the global fin...
Pakistan has been facing a deep-seated economic and financial crisis and seemingly intractable gover...
Economics is the coherent study of how scarce and scant resources are apportioned to accomplish the ...
The modern world characteristically stands divided into developed and developing countries, or...