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Business News Daily with Ehsan Iqbal l 25 March 2021 Will Pakistan Get Economic Boom after Pandemic?
I wish I could share your optimism being a patriotic Pakistani like you. I would have appreciated it if you could share why you think Pakistan will get an economic boom very soon. Any facts, stats about the economy, the size of the economy, the internal and external debt loads, any new FDIs etc. that could indicate about this boom we all wish to ensue asap.Pakistan ?? will get a economic boom very soon.
lol lets await his reply, i am sure he forgot to substantiate his claim,I wish I could share your optimism being a patriotic Pakistani like you. I would have appreciated it if you could share why you think Pakistan will get an economic boom very soon. Any facts, stats about the economy, the size of the economy, the internal and external debt loads, any new FDIs etc. that could indicate about this boom we all wish to ensue asap.
If I say current account deficit or overall debt decreased or foreign reserves increased these indicators already been discussed and shared by different economists.I wish I could share your optimism being a patriotic Pakistani like you. I would have appreciated it if you could share why you think Pakistan will get an economic boom very soon. Any facts, stats about the economy, the size of the economy, the internal and external debt loads, any new FDIs etc. that could indicate about this boom we all wish to ensue asap.
Absolutley!Seems unlikely in short and medium terms. The indicators are not just right. The recent IMF loan instalment of US$$ 500 million came with tough strings. The electricity prices will go up to increase the cost of production. This could make Pak exporter uncompetitive in international markets. Moreover, the price of gas and electricity will also go up for domestic consumers making price hikes more challenging than ever before. Withdrawal of tax relieves will further add to the woos of the industrial sector making it further weak
Khyali pilaoo banatay rahain. All the educated have emigrated out. Will the leftover bring about the revolution.
Janab.... I'm a bit sick... so sorry for replying late.lol lets await his reply, i am sure he forgot to substantiate his claim,
Ameen.....Pakistan ?? will get a economic boom very soon.
Absolutely IK is the Key!If I say current account deficit or overall debt decreased or foreign reserves increased these indicators already been discussed and shared by different economists.
Simple Math....
55% of total debt on Pakistan is taken by PPP and Noon league in last 10 yrs. (2008-2018)
Did you see any infrastructure improved, any development or any dam built.
If PMIK last 5 yrs then Pakistan is bound to see economic boom.
CPEC 2nd phase...
Manufacturing sector is improving..
Exports improving
Construction industry improving
Remittances increasing day by day (See Roshan digital accounts)
I’m not talking about IPPs though it’s already been recalculated or adjusted and country will reap up the benefit in a year or so........
Most importantly we don’t have big thieves like Nawazardari in federal govt.
Zardari is in Sind only, did you see any developments? This is thier thirteenth year straight in Sind government. 13 years straight in provincial business. Any basic infrastructure improved in Karachi or Larkana ?????
Yup....No boom in Near Future. I think we need atleast a decade. We are very much far away from the developed world! ThanksThanks for sharing this info. I never said that Nawaz and Zardari are not responsible for the financial mess that Pakistan is in today. They are more than responsible. I was only talking about that I don't see Pakistan's economic woes being resolved in near future. Please don't mind my mentioning it but the info you shared is only subjective not supported by any numbers in terms of volume, values. percentages, comparisons over the last period etc. The current account deficit is reduced doesn't mean anything as it reflects a difference of money generated or degenerated by total imports and exports. The reason for Pakistan's current account deficit reduction is only stopping imports, which has stopped cash outflow. It means the economic activity in the form of new industrial, agricultural, technological and other types of projects are not being planned and executed. Foreign remittances are not something to rely on. It is the money that ex-pat Pakistanis send to their kins in Pakistan. True stabilization increases when there are significant FDIs and sizeable exports. If all these indicators/precursors were in the right direction then Pak's GDP growth wouldn't have been forecasted in terms of the Annual compounded growth rate at a paltry 0.5%. My brother I am not against PTI or IK and my comments are purely for academic reasons.
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