The Failing Economy of Pakistan

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The Failing Economy of Pakistan

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Apr 16, 2024

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Pakistan's economy has recently come under pressure due to high levels of debt, currency devaluation, floods, and high prices for imported food and energy. So how bad are things likely to get and what are the possible solutions?
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