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Nadeem Ul HaqueDawn |
The result is a city that owns billions but behaves as if it owns nothing.
The perks system lies at the heart of the country’s dysfunction.
Most ‘exit plans’ suffer from a basic flaw which confuses aspirations with instruments.
The central lesson from PIA is that the real reform is not the sale itself but fixing the governance structure.
We are now trapped in a world where counting poverty has replaced combating it.
Informality grows when the state fails to provide stability, justice and opportunity.
Despite at least six major currency crises, the state continues to obsessively fix the nominal rate.
If currency crises were rare catastrophes, one might chalk them up to bad luck. But in Pakistan’s case, they’ve become disturbingly a routine. In...
A recent book is a compelling examination of the interplay between growth, equity and governance and an essential read for anyone
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