Pakistan
Editor-in-chief of Effective Thoughts | Global UGRAD Alumnus - University of Southern Indiana | Student of Economics with Data Science at Information Technology University.
Institutions are the rules and norms that govern an organization. The sustainability of a business depends, primarily, on its institutional framework.
If private companies properly sell vaccines to those who can afford, the government can concentrate on providing free doses to those who cannot.
The raison d’être of the judicial system is to ensure timely provision of justice, yet the courts of Pakistan markedly lag behind.
What are economic, political, and ethical implications of new technology on the labor market and employment?
If biological and social factors influence choices, can a person be accounted for his or her behavior?
By silencing the arguments that defy popular and liberal opinions, the cancel culture is actually curbing freedom in learning – a fundamental keystone of liberalism.
Do genes hold more liability in inducing criminal behavior than the society, or vice versa?
Child labor is a deep-rooted socio-economic problem in Pakistan, whose direct victims are children and indirect victim is the economy.
What does the Covid-19 pandemic tell us about Pakistan’s economic and political environment?
Human development through the principles of compassion and justice towards self, others and nature.
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