The Role of IMF Conditionalities in Pakistan's Economic Well Being
The role of IMF Conditionalities in Pakistan's Economic well being was the topic of discussion at the Economic Society '97 Seminar. Dr. Arshad Zaman former Chief Economist & Planning Secretary to Government of Pakistan said that nothing was wrong with IMF prescriptions. They were necessary, but not sufficient. Basic problem was that nobody was incharge of economy. PPP or Muslim League is not the problem. According to him scheme of "NDRP" is entirely a marketing gimmick, if closely inspected it is the scheme of borrowing money not to retire debt.
He said, that the present government has extremely competent persons, but problems are much larger. There should be a task force …
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Article title: The Role of IMF Conditionalities in Pakistan's Economic Well Being.
Contributors: Not available.
Magazine title: Economic Review.
Volume: 28.
Issue: 3
Publication date: March 1997.
Page number: 44.
© 1998 Economic and Industrial Publications.
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