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Nature, Structure Of Economic Growth

Nature, structure of economic growth

Economic growth, commonly measured by an increase in the real income per capita of a country, is a complex phenomenon. Its complexity stems from its multiple dimensions related to multifarious…

Nature, Structure Of Economic Growth

Nature, structure of economic growth

Economic growth, commonly measured by an increase in the real income per capita of a country, is a complex phenomenon. Its complexity stems from its multiple dimensions related to multifarious…

Widening Indo-Pak economic divide

This is the final part of a two-part series of articles, highlighting the differences between India and Pakistan’s state of the economy. Cricket, a great if not the only unifier…

Important global economic challenges

Decades of neoliberal assault of advocating greater market fundamentalism, and lesser government regulation produced a global financial and economic order with serious resilience, and equity issues, which were glaringly exposed,…

Economic impasse and political instability

The economic challenges of Pakistan are appallingly enduring, and unless we effectively address fiscal discipline issues, expand our tax base, and eliminate resource wastage, the country’s economic stagnation is likely…

Beyond macroeconomics

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) epitomizes a global economic paradigm rooted in inequality with little emphasis on inclusiveness. Advocates of this model argue that some degree of inequality is essential,…

Navigating economic corridors

We are living in an era of ‘corridorization’, ‘economic corridor’ being the new buzzword. The proponents of these ‘corridors’ claim that they are vital for increasing regional connectivity and trade.…