Economic Crises in Pakistan
Pakistan was home to the ancient Indus Vallay Civilization from 2800 BC to 1800 BC, some evidences found by the Archaeologist department unveil that its inhabitants were skilled traders. But since its formation in 1947 by the British, Pakistan has not been able to lessen the gap between itself and rich industrial nations. Pakistan's economy mainly depends upon textile, agriculture,and food production, though industrial growth have taken place in the country in recent years. But there are obstacles like corruption and internal political conflict on its way of the significant developments.
However during the 1960s, Pakistan was seen as a model of economic growth around the world, and South Korea sought to emulate Pakistan's economic planning strategy, replicated the city of Karachi's second "Five-Year Plan."
Despite a stream of strong words and announcements made by the past rulers of Pakistan, nothing strong has been done to introduce a proper economy revival plan.
- The present financial crises in the Pakistan shows the weakness of a loosens financial system.
- It shows the challenge that the policymakers and regulators are facing within an increasingly globalized world,
- In Pakistan most of the people are illiterate so instead of working on IT the government should work on agriculture by constructing new dams to increase the availability of water for irrigation purpose.
- The reason that Pakistan has become virtually bankrupt is the socio-cultural attitude of people which is also an obstacle in the way of economic development of Pakistan.
Further Pakistan has to work on the economy and has to change its future plans of economy if it wants to be developed.
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Date:-27th Feb 2019
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