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@Oscar when you agree that IMF can appoint prime minister, than it all depends on what is in there interest, will go around.
Why finance ministers of democratic govt. always in need of IMF loans? where as so called dictator's finance minister work in total opposite way?
There are no ifs and buts.... Pakistan's state owned utility sector is pledged with IMF and they are not leaving any thing for the govt. to decide or negotiate, regarding pricing of their produce.
Your said, comprehensive energy policy, lacks liberalization and this is the key. instead, democrats are making foreign tours and efforts, to increase profits of pledged entity.... this is totally stupid or extremely selfish.
We are having energy crisis and you mentioned, economy is suffering but at the same time, you would like to raise taxes incl. energy sector... this is not working in the national interest, may be it is a plan to turn Pakistan into a consumer state,,, and at the same time transforming India in region, from transit aid recipient to supplier.
Practically, it is impossible to raise tax level any further, therefore this new talk of raising tax net... which is essentially limited to raising the tax levels at lowest level.
No one can tax members of assembly... or heads of political parties.... but this has nothing to do with reliability of energy...
energy gets unreliable, due to poor infrastructure and in Pakistan due to terrorism and theft..... where as solar energy at local level does not involve state's multi billion dollar infrastructure.... but than a common man become independent and you loose reason to tax.
I can bet you in Pakistan, which is nation of engineers... govt. and IMF will fail to block the solar energy for long time and they know it, and mark my words.. that will be the time, when sun light will be taxed. otherwise your solar panels will face fate as what satellites in Iran.
I know the economics of energy its conservation, reliability, structure, development, human resources, international standards, so don't mix the words... pick a topic one by one to discuss.
Again in short.... solar energy is the best way forward for Pakistan to get rid of blackouts in shortest possible time and lowest possible cost and by liberalizing the sector govt. need not to invest a penny, rather govt. got to save $billions yearly... which it spend on operation of the infrastructure and so called electricity theft etc. It surely needs sunshine to be reliable, but i guess we have lot of sun at lot of places.
Why finance ministers of democratic govt. always in need of IMF loans? where as so called dictator's finance minister work in total opposite way?
There are no ifs and buts.... Pakistan's state owned utility sector is pledged with IMF and they are not leaving any thing for the govt. to decide or negotiate, regarding pricing of their produce.
Your said, comprehensive energy policy, lacks liberalization and this is the key. instead, democrats are making foreign tours and efforts, to increase profits of pledged entity.... this is totally stupid or extremely selfish.
We are having energy crisis and you mentioned, economy is suffering but at the same time, you would like to raise taxes incl. energy sector... this is not working in the national interest, may be it is a plan to turn Pakistan into a consumer state,,, and at the same time transforming India in region, from transit aid recipient to supplier.
Practically, it is impossible to raise tax level any further, therefore this new talk of raising tax net... which is essentially limited to raising the tax levels at lowest level.
No one can tax members of assembly... or heads of political parties.... but this has nothing to do with reliability of energy...
energy gets unreliable, due to poor infrastructure and in Pakistan due to terrorism and theft..... where as solar energy at local level does not involve state's multi billion dollar infrastructure.... but than a common man become independent and you loose reason to tax.
I can bet you in Pakistan, which is nation of engineers... govt. and IMF will fail to block the solar energy for long time and they know it, and mark my words.. that will be the time, when sun light will be taxed. otherwise your solar panels will face fate as what satellites in Iran.
I know the economics of energy its conservation, reliability, structure, development, human resources, international standards, so don't mix the words... pick a topic one by one to discuss.
Again in short.... solar energy is the best way forward for Pakistan to get rid of blackouts in shortest possible time and lowest possible cost and by liberalizing the sector govt. need not to invest a penny, rather govt. got to save $billions yearly... which it spend on operation of the infrastructure and so called electricity theft etc. It surely needs sunshine to be reliable, but i guess we have lot of sun at lot of places.
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