Tariffs, Tanks and a Turning Tide By Jawad Saleem
Tariffs, oil prices, interest rates, and shifting global dynamics have become the principal components of a complex economic jigsaw, yet …
Read More
Losing the plot By Khurram Husain
YOU can tell when a government in Pakistan has lost the plot when they turn to the bureaucrats for ideas …
Read More
A Nation Caught Between Superpowers By Dr Hasnain Javed
Pakistan’s economic trajectory is increasingly shaped by its complex foreign policy, particularly its relationships with the United States and China. …
Read More
The critical national priorities By Talat Masood
What are and what should be the priorities of Pakistan’s leadership is the central question that needs to be given …
Read More
How Inequality, Unemployment, and Slow Growth Hold India Back – Foreign Affairs
Modi’s Middling Economy By Rohit Lamba and Raghuram Rajan On June 4, after counting roughly 650 million votes, the Election …
Read MoreEconomic Reforms By Waqar Masood Khan
We return to our series on economic reforms. An area that is truly the most intractable problem of fiscal finances …
Read MoreBack to the IMF? | Editorial
In negotiations to form a coalition, the new (incoming) government – in all probability led by the PTI – must …
Read More