There
has been scathing criticism of the Pakistan economic performance by
some leading economists of the country, who continue going hoarse trying
to raise some pressing economic issues facing the country. At the same
time the government has received ‘glowing’ accolades from multi-lateral
and rating agencies on the different facets of economic performance. The
Government too has been providing clarifications on the debt situation
of the country in an effort to allay fears over a situation that has
been termed alarming by some quarters. For the layman it becomes
increasingly difficult and confusing to decipher the economic indicators
and determine where we actually stand. The economic statistics portray a
mixed trend and it is important to understand how the country has fared
over the past three years, in comparison to when the present Government
assumed power. It is no mean feat that institutions such as Bloomberg,
PWC, Reuters, Fitch, S&P, and Moody’s have not only praised the
economic performance of Pakistan, but cited it as one of the potentially
fastest and higher growth economies. Pakistan stock market has been
also highlighted as one of the best performing indices in the region and
the country has received stable ratings. All positives that need to be
recognized.
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