Economics Explained - Failing Economy of Pakistan

[Maula Jatt]

It's worth watching - except for the map part where he didn't include AJk and Gilgit, baltistan into Pakistan
@Meengla @hydrabadi_arab @_NOBODY_

 

[_NOBODY_]

It's worth watching - except for the map part where he didn't include AJk and Gilgit, baltistan into Pakistan
@Meengla @hydrabadi_arab @_NOBODY_

I watched this video as soon as he uploaded. There are somethings that he surprisingly didn't mention but he is absolutely correct about all the things that he did mention.

 

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Pakistan: Drug firms head for closure amid economic crisis​

Pakistan: Drug firms head for closure amid economic crisis – DW – 03/02/2023

Pakistan's pharmaceutical industry claims that around 40 medical companies will be forced to close due to unaffordable production costs caused by the rupee's devaluation, import hiccups and spiraling inflation.

www.dw.com

 

[Meengla]

I don't comment much about the economy and generally listen to Zia ul Islam and Bilal here because I simply don't know much about economic affairs.

Having said that, just like in America which had relatively so little debt in early 2000s but that ballooned to what it has become now, Pakistan too suffered the same fate. All govts in Pakistan lived on borrowed money after President Musharraf, including that of this forum's Messiah Mr. Imran Khan. Numbers are there for people to see--there is a pattern in both countries and almost certainly in many other countries.

 

[Goenitz]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1631248307505750016

I don't comment much about the economy and generally listen to Zia ul Islam and Bilal here because I simply don't know much about economic affairs.

Having said that, just like in America which had relatively so little debt in early 2000s but that ballooned to what it has become now, Pakistan too suffered the same fate. All govts in Pakistan lived on borrowed money after President Musharraf, including that of this forum's Messiah Mr. Imran Khan. Numbers are there for people to see--there is a pattern in both countries and almost certainly in many other countries.

sure but the debt-to-GDP ratio fell during IK's time. All other indicators were stable too like GDP, inflation rate, export, production, textile, etc.

 

[Ssan]

I don't comment much about the economy and generally listen to Zia ul Islam and Bilal here because I simply don't know much about economic affairs.

Having said that, just like in America which had relatively so little debt in early 2000s but that ballooned to what it has become now, Pakistan too suffered the same fate. All govts in Pakistan lived on borrowed money after President Musharraf, including that of this forum's Messiah Mr. Imran Khan. Numbers are there for people to see--there is a pattern in both countries and almost certainly in many other countries.

The right metric to judge by is whether the govts were able to bring down debt to gdp- Musharraf did, IK did in second year.

 

[Ssan]

It's worth watching - except for the map part where he didn't include AJk and Gilgit, baltistan into Pakistan
@Meengla @hydrabadi_arab @_NOBODY_

Some of the details are way off unf.