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Fifty Years of Pakistan's Economy: Traditional Topics and New Concerns

by Shahrukh Rafi Khan

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This volume approaches Pakistan's economic system as a laboratory wherein a half-century's worth of fashionable economic ideas have been imported and tested. A related theme explored in this collection of essays is Pakistan's transition from more traditional macro and sectoral issues to a new set of concerns. Such interests include gender and development, specifically defined attempts at poverty alleviation, sustainable human development in the broad sense, and the environmental impact of economic development.… (more)
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This volume approaches Pakistan's economic system as a laboratory wherein a half-century's worth of fashionable economic ideas have been imported and tested. A related theme explored in this collection of essays is Pakistan's transition from more traditional macro and sectoral issues to a new set of concerns. Such interests include gender and development, specifically defined attempts at poverty alleviation, sustainable human development in the broad sense, and the environmental impact of economic development.

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