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Ammar Habib KhanDaily Pakistan |
It is often suggested that Pakistan’s credit problem is a policy oversight, a bug in the system; a legacy issue. Anything but, what it actually is:...
Pakistan has surplus power capacity, capacity costs of which are paid by all electricity consumers. Such capacity may be deemed as surplus due to...
The real crisis in the power sector is not about power generation; rather about debt. Surplus power generation capacity isn’t a bad thing — it’s an...
An anaemic tax-to-GDP ratio is a reality that is reiterated time and again. Similarly, a distorted taxation structure that is regressive, and...
Pakistan’s current economic conundrum can be attributed to surplus power generation capacity, which is a good problem, not a bad one. There is more...
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