Discussion on economics, political economy, and current affairs.
Refugees exist in Pakistan in large numbers willy-nilly. Denying them assistance may be more costly than lending a helping hand.
Climate change is not a separate threat that can be put off to tackle other socio-economic problems.
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?
Are there countries that can outstrip the G-7?
Do IMF bailouts provide economic relief and financial independence in the long-run, or do they hinder economic growth by interfering with Pakistan’s autonomy?
Child labor is a deep-rooted socio-economic problem in Pakistan, whose direct victims are children and indirect victim is the economy.
Can the IGOs and free trade prevent global economic fallout brought on by disregarding globalization?
What does the Covid-19 pandemic tell us about Pakistan’s economic and political environment?
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