Originally Posted by princeling

Politics incorporate reliable tools, (negotiations and participation) to reach at a solution. Whereas, economy use taxes, interests and loans which may backfire. . aren't these measures imposed by political machinery ? if i say, europe is stable because of taxes, interests etc ?

3- Political gains are real and sustainable. But economic achievements are mere numbers and often deceptive. . how will you prove them ???

4- Politics protect the weak and the most vulnerable. Economy, ironically, believes in the survival of the fittest. . this point is also not clear ,how will you back these by facts and arguments ?

this is how i perceived above three points ,may be im wrong
rest your essay is impressive

Originally Posted by waqarabbasi

safeer! actually, this is the difference between topics; all the topics cannot be attempted in the same manner. according to the topic it's a good outline , your previous outline was better than it but that topic was exploratory, little bit literary.this is a topic related with politics and economy and it cannot be written in a better way.
you did well

Originally Posted by safeer khan

Nice points raised my friend..

For the first objection, it depends upon the wording that how one portrays one phenomena. I will say that there's a psychological effect of taxes. People feel less motivated because a huge chunk of their money goes to the country.

For the second objection, I would bring in issues other economic. For example political struggle to independence, end of apartheid, all are political gains, and there's no chance of their reversal. Hence, they are sustainable. On the other hand, economy is not reliable because stock markets crash so often. Pakistan could not maintained its growth rate of 60s.. Global depression hit so frequently.

For the third part, economy suggests privatization, (although I'm shear supporter of privatization but here I would portray as an evil) automation of industry. Women are the first to be laid off in this process. On the other hand political struggle gave women right to vote and empowerment.

I am still ambiguous? Or now it's making sense?

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Originally Posted by waqarabbasi

thank you for your advice; i have gotten your point.


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Originally Posted by waqarabbasi

suggestions for the next topic ???