Articles with tag: economic
India: The Empire Strikes Back
William Dalrymple Aug 21, 2007 interacts: 104In 1600 India produced 22.5% of global GDP. By 1870, India had been reduced into a Third World nation, thanks to the Raj.
Making a new Future: Peace Dividends for India and Pakistan
dawood mamoon Aug 13, 2007 interacts: 20India Pakistan relationships in the light of future economic and security dividends of peace.
India-Iran Ties
Aparna Pande May 30, 2007 interacts: 19One has the world’s second largest gas reserves and the other is one of the world’s largest gas importers.
The Lament Of Bengal's Luddites
Sangeeta Mahapatra May 6, 2007 interacts: 11SEZs (Special Economic Zones) in India are expected to generate 15-17 lakh new jobs in 5 years and attract around INR 2,50,000 crore and boost exports by 25 % in 10 years.
Pakistan Shinning III - Population and Literacy
Zarrar Said Apr 3, 2007 interacts: 17There is no precedent in history of any nation demonstrating double-digit (or even high single digit) GDP growth while spending next to nothing on its human capital.
Pakistan Shinning II - Propoganda or Reality
Zarrar Said Mar 12, 2007 interacts: 97There is no precedent of any nation having developed economically without consistently saving and reinvesting a substantial portion of its annual GDP.
Banker of the Poor
Mohammad Gill Jan 3, 2007 interacts: 59Lasting peace cannot be achieved unless large population groups find ways in which to break out of poverty. Micro-credit is one such means. Development from below also serves to advance democracy and human rights.
Meaningful Giants in ‘Eurasian Balkan’
Muhammad A Khan Aug 3, 2006 interacts: 6When the world is getting hoarse on the sight of ‘pressure cooker’, unfortunately no platform at the Eurasian Balkan level is being evolved for the dialogue among the Titans.
The Placebo Effect of Economic Boycotts
Bhaskar Dasgupta Apr 16, 2006 interacts: 4Economic boycotts are very blunt weapons and useless in terms of satisfying the actual objectives, but as I said, they offer some palliative to the chattering classes
Muslims and Modern Banking: A Rejoinder
M Asadi Feb 26, 2006 interacts: 145The Koran states explicitly that trade is not the same as interest: Those who consume interest shall not rise, except as he rises whom Satan by his touch prostrates
The Forgotten Economics of SAFTA
Athar Osama Dec 19, 2005 interacts: 51Free trading areas, and especially economic unions, whenever they come about, require tremendous commitment and impose disproportionate costs on various segments of the populations of the countries involved
Why Democracy?
Ghazia Aslam Oct 18, 2005 interacts: 126Almost half of the world’s population is living under one or the other form of democracy. Interestingly, however, no one seems to have a convincing argument for it.
Confronting Terror
Savail Hussain Aug 9, 2005 interacts: 365A successful confrontation of terror will have to include addressing its deep-rooted psychological and socio-economic origins. This can only be done via a comprehensive economic and political partnership between the Muslim world and the West.
Mistri, Munshi, and Sipahi
Shaheen Qazi Jun 13, 2005 interacts: 30The tale takes an ominous turn in the middle of 17th century when British East India Company showed up at the doors of Mumbai (Bombay), Bangalore, and Shanghai. There they discovered the local resources that no other continent could match in numbers.
Selling the Family Silver
Kamal Siddiqi May 5, 2005 interacts: 6Privatization in Pakistan is seen as the strategy that will correct all past wrongs of the public sector. But two questions arise: Is the wholesale privatization good for the country in the long run and whether there is a role for public sector enterprise
US Elections Concern for India
Dawood Mamoon Oct 14, 2004 interacts: 60Kerry has made ‘American Jobs’ one of the core issues in his campaign...He has given an outline for his economic plan which is biased against the companies which are presently outsourcing or which might plan to further relocate services to for
Why not a well thought out constitution?
Abdus Samad Jul 5, 2004 interacts: 25The current consitution can be amended to fit our needs
Changing World Order: India’s Response
Aman Malik Apr 30, 2004 interacts: 31In 1991, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, a unipolar world emerged. The United States emerged as the only superpower ... For India, the year 1991 signaled major changes in its economic policy. To tide over the balance of payments crisis, the Indian
Let my People Go
Bhaskar Dasgupta Nov 30, 2003 interacts: 4Man was born free but is held in protectionist trade chains almost everywhere
Survival of the Fittest
Urstruly Apr 23, 2003 interacts: 366If Pakistan is next then what are the options?
Three Arguments Against a War
Umair Raja Mar 11, 2003 interacts: 32As America prepares for war, I want to present three arguments for peace:
USA and Muslims
Sameer Jan 9, 2003 interacts: 213Muslim extremists generally dislike non-Muslims and they hate various people at local level
The Day Of All Days
Feroz R Khan Sep 9, 2002 interacts: 49Pakistan will re-take its first fledging steps towards democracy
Bullock Cart to IT Bandwagon: India’s IT experience
Q Isa Daudpota Jun 19, 2000 interacts: 44Pakistan can learn much from India’s progress in Information Technology
Imran Khan: Pakistan’s Next PM?
George F Maximillian Jul 17, 1999 interacts: 60In terms of being a hypocrite - who in Pakistan isn’t?
A Visit to Pakistan
Vinod Vyasulu Jun 24, 1999 interacts: 22Could it be that there is a feeling that India does not accept the existence of Pakistan?
Chip on the shoulder economics
Abdus Samad Mar 31, 1999 interacts: 3Prejudiced thinking and economic blunders
Getting Ready for ‘Bus Diplomacy’
Beena Sarwar Feb 19, 1999 interacts: 35Vajpayee and Sharif get creative. First bombs then bus rides.
A Nobel for Development Studies
Chowk P Room Oct 14, 1998 interacts: 16Amartya Sen wins Nobel prize in economics
Placing Responsibility for the FCD Fiasco
Ghani Baqir Jul 3, 1998 interacts: 1An analysis on who is to blame for the Foreign Currency Deposits (FCD) fiasco in Pakistan?
The Control-Loving Economist is Coming Out of the Closet Again
Abdus Samad Jul 3, 1998 interacts: 4The control-junky in the Pakistani economist that the recent liberalization had bottled up is now out of the closet again.
The Essence of Islamic Banking
Muhammad Saleem Jul 1, 1998 interacts: 10... more financing and investment along Islamic lines is done in the United States than in all the Muslim countries combined ...
Onwards to the Nuclear Abyss
Feroz R Khan Jun 18, 1998 interacts: 6India, Pakistan and the March of Folly
Beyond ’Fictional Economic Man’
Manzur Ejaz May 3, 1998 interacts: 2... you would hardly find any Pakistani economist who would have read Mirza Ghalib, Waris Shah or Shah Latif Bhatai.
Imperatives For Economic Development Of Pakistan
Shaheryar Azhar Mar 7, 1998 interacts: 2So how can we hammer out a consensus around the proposition that we have to rapidly raise the standard of living of the people in Pakistan?
Fifty years of Science in Pakistan in Socio-Economic Contex
Professor Riazuddin Jan 11, 1998 interacts: 2Transcript of the speech delivered on August 5, 1997 at the International Nathiagali Summer College.
From the Continuum
Kew Aug 1, 1997 interacts: 1Get an omniscient alien race’s view of our little world in general and of the land of the pure, in particular.


