Author Name : Shahid Anwar

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Pakistan Achieved Economic Stability. Now Government Must Deliver Growth

Pakistan’s economy is in a considerably better position than it was a few years ago. The country has moved away from acute external pressure and macroeconomic instability, and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his economic team deserve recognition for maintaining fiscal discipline, rebuilding reserves and keeping the economy on a path of stabilization.

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Circular Debt: Are We Measuring the Right Problem?

Pakistan’s circular debt debate often begins and ends with one number: the stock outstanding at the end of the financial year. But that number, important as it is, does not tell the whole story.

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Pakistan Needs Power Capacity Optimization

Pakistan’s power sector no longer faces simply a shortage of electricity. It now faces a more difficult question: how to get greater value from the generation capacity it already has.

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The Fiscal Implications of More Provinces

A province can be administratively justified and still be fiscally unsustainable. That distinction is largely missing from Pakistan’s debate over new provinces.

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The Next NFC Debate

Pakistan has spent years debating how national tax revenues should be divided between the federation and the provinces. But perhaps we have been asking the wrong question. The real issue is not who gets a larger share under the National Finance Commission (NFC) Award.

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Pakistan's Public Wealth: The Missing Link in Fiscal Reform

One of the most important messages in the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Governance and Corruption Diagnostic Assessment on Pakistan has received surprisingly little public attention.

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Pakistan's Export Strategy Needs a Reset

For many years, Pakistan's export strategy has largely focused on expanding exports through market access, trade agreements and export promotion. While this approach remains important, the nature of global competition has fundamentally changed.

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