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Originally Posted by sanguine hope
If a person wants to see pencil in the glass of water the pencil cannot be broken as been seen by the person. Same thing happened to mhmmdkashif .The question is who determines and executes economic policy politicians or economists? Political instability causes economic downfall. Prudent political policymaking strengthens economic functioning in smooth order.
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Look Dear, you are having a very narrow view of things that a few macro level economic policies will solve everything and therefore we should wait for the politicians and policy makers to decide fate of the nation, I am referring to basic socioeconomic problems which are causing our economy to not work, hence fueling the political instability and social disorder. Solving those problems is the job of whole society, not a bunch of policy makers. Do you get it now
. Pakistan has 55.7 million labor force, 43% is concerned with agriculture, 20.3% with industries and 36.6% with services. Now just look at how agriculture sector works, a landlord owns lands and people are just serving there with virtually no chance of progressing in life fairly until they themselves become landlords. How they become landlords themselves, ofcourse by getting money from somewhere, and there are fair as well as unfair means to get money but in our society it is unfair means that work and bring easy money. And now most of work force has become adept at acquiring easy money
, hence the whole system is not working and chaos and disorder is rampant, you may name it political instability or whatever. Same is the problem with labor force working in services sector. For example a Bus driver, a Plumber, an Electrician, most of them work on resources owned by someone else and get no chance of fair progress unless they own their own business. With so much discontented workforce, how do you think any policy by the policy makers will even work. Try to look at problems from all perspectives and you will get an understanding, a nation works when everyone works, not just politicians and policy makers
. You maybe working in a Bank or some big organizations and therefore not understanding why I am trying to say workers have no chance of fair progress, but just remember a huge majority of Pakistani workforce is out there on its own with no setup to bring them up, and therefore they seek any means to progress and ultimately get misguided and get strayed from their basic task
. Hamara culture hee job kaa aadi nahin hai, utam kheti neech nokri type misalen is kaa saboot hain
, ham sab kisi na kisi business ke maalik banna chahte hain
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