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Power sector dues have crossed $13 billion and no sustainable solution is on the horizon.
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Devaluing the currency is not enough. Pakistan must make a concerted effort to improve economic competitiveness to grow its export base.
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With elite families having a firm grip on the levers of power, can Pakistan truly become a representative democracy?
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Data released by the FBR shows how elites across party lines have created a system that enriches them.
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Pakistan's problem isn't its narrative. The fact is that the country does not offer much to international investors.
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Without addressing it, the country cannot deliver on the promise of sustainable and equitable socioeconomic growth.
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Politicizing LNG deals will only do harm to Pakistan's long-term energy security and worsen the investment climate.
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High inflation and a lack of growth has wreaked havoc across the country.
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Giving autonomy to the Bank will not lead to bankruptcy.
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Pakistan is failing to take advantage of seismic shifts in telecommunications
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Latest data by the State Bank shows that democratized access to finance may soon become a reality for Pakistani households and small businesses.
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Economic indicators are pointing upwards, suggesting that the worst may be behind us.
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