All About Pakistan
Pakistan In Crisis, Fighting For Survival
Pakistan’s Crisis, Causes, Effects and Suggestions
In the modern world, the Economy is the actual defence, not nuclear weapons. This is the age of economic war.
Outline:
Introduction
- Crisis, economic, political and Energy for all fields
- Remedies, middle-level leadership consensus in All Political Parties for economic and Energy generation
Causes of economic, political and Energy Crisis
- Lack of Understanding of Crisis
- Unable to understand economic defence over the nuclear defence.
- Lack of understanding to make economic decisions by one man
- Inability to explore consensus to resolve the crisis and uplift the country as a whole
- Lack of Vision of policymakers
- The problem of circular debt
- Losses in the economic cycle and business cycle
- Wastage of Energy on non-wealth-generating projects
- Short-term agendas and show-off projects
- Ageing of the equipment
- Wastage of Energy
- High cost of fuel
Effects
- Economic loss
- Vulnerabilities stock exchange
- Political instability
- Closure of industries
- Unemployment
- Inflation
- Social issues
- Moral issues
- Poverty
- Crime
- Depression
Suggestions
- The economic defence should be separated from political agendas.
- Parallel Economic Policy Independent from Political Interference and Private agendas.
- Economic Army for economic decision for economic defence.
- Middle-level representative of all parties for interaction and dialogue for better policies and preferences for the county.
- Precedence analysis of the political decision for political stability.
Alternative sources of dialogue
- consensus in middle-level political parties
- No politics in economic decisions
- priority to poverty alleviation projects over lavish projects
Alternative sources of Energy
- Biomass
- Tidal
- Building of darns
Exploit the coal reserves
Conclusion
Pakistan must adopt significant tax policy adjustments to ensure healthy long-term economic Development. These changes should be made to strengthen the tax system, expand the revenue bases, reduce distortions, and gradually phase out exemptions.
Reviving economic Development and educating people for the future workforce — are interconnected, but perhaps not in the way that one might typically think — macroeconomic stimulation or increased efficiency are the most significant ways to boost living standards and create jobs.
Growing inequality and job instability are problems that cannot be solved by growth alone, as recent decades’ worth of experience has demonstrated. Furthermore, authorities now have fewer conventional options to boost the Economy in a new recession due to high debt levels and low-interest record rates.
“An appealing environment to live and work in can be created by a strong economy, which also improves a town’s reputation. Consider what your neighbourhood lacks, then launch a company to fill that gap. You can enhance the lives and well-being of the populace by improving your town or city, “Nostrand claims.
Invest in what you believe in For Development
Although there are unheard-of swings in the stock market, Morse advises investing your principles if you have the means to do so.
As Morse advises, “Invest in your passion and put your resources to work in growth possibilities that you are interested in, that are important to you, that you can have an impact on, and that you believe in.”
Pay Taxes
Although paying taxes may not be the most enjoyable topic, Todd Jones, president of Paramount Bank and a mortgage specialist, claims that the simple act of doing so generates a sizable amount of income for the country’s Economy.
“Taxes are necessary for the government to fund social services and infrastructure. We cannot continue to fall deeper into debt, “His words.
Despite significant improvements in the well-being and economic circumstances of hundreds of millions of people, 10% of the world’s population still lives on less than $2 per day.
Suggestions
- The economic defence should be separated from political agendas.
- Parallel Economic Policy Independent from Political Interference and Private agendas.
- Economic Army for economic decision for economic defence.
- Economic decisions of all parties for interaction for nation-building and dialogue for better economic policies.
- Precedence analysis of the economic decision for economic stability.
The political Crisis in Pakistan
Pakistan is celebrating its 75 years of independence and has never gone through a period of complete political peace. There have been military coups, and no prime minister has ever completed a full five-year term to show his progress in the whole term. In this country, the subsequent election preparation starts on the same day the election’s latest results come, stats by blaming rigging in the election till the throwing of PM from parliament house or by military solution and sometimes judiciary solution.
Pakistan has been going through a cataclysm, facing a parliamentary no-confidence motion by the opposition or martial law.
Ture analysts say these crises cannot be resolved or fulfilled in one term of five years. Pakistan needs three consecutive times to resolve issues. Everyone realizes that and takes advantage of this fact and starts criticizing; after some months, the new leadership cannot resolve problems. Because of this fact, all political parties focus on short-term glittery agendas.
Furthermore, the opposition presents a no-confidence motion against the sitting prime minister and momentum to bring down his government.
Causes of immense political Crisis In 75 Years.
By birth, we inherited many enemies. A lack of Understanding of Political Crisis makes a nation defenceless nation for enemies.
Political stability is a more concrete defence than nuclear defence.
A lack of understanding in making policy decisions by one man is not a wise way for the nation — the inability to explore consensus to resolve crises and uplift the country and the lack of policymakers’ vision is lethal.
The problem of circular debt and Losses in the economic and business cycles — wastage of Energy on non-wealth generating projects, Short-term agendas and show-off projects, Ageing of the equipment. Wastage of Energy and The high cost of fuel weakened the nation.
Effects Political Crisis
The only blame game is a hundred per cent transparent. Ruling parties are busy relieving parties’ government and avenging opposition. Government spending on shiny ineffective, inefficient use of rare wealth, Economic loss, Not going-concern policies, and pathetic decision-making is not a problem.
We always face Vulnerabilities in the footprint and MOUs, MOUs, MOUs and NO follow-up. Vulnerabilities in the stock exchange, Political instability, and Closed industries are secondary to no issues. Unemployment, Inflation, Social issues, Moral issues, Poverty, Crime and Depression are natural issues in Pakistan.
Suggestions
- Political stability should be separated from political agendas.
- The parallel constitutional explanation for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for Political Interference and Private agendas.
- National interest should always prevail over political interference.
- Political stability for economic decisions for economic defence.
- Middle-level representative of all parties for interaction and dialogue for better policies and preferences for the county.
- Precedence analysis and revisit the future decision of the political decision for political stability.
- Think for the people by the people
- priority to poverty alleviation projects over lavish projects
Energy
Because Pakistan essentially did not allocate enough resources to increase the system’s capacity and satisfy the growth in demand for power for more than ten years, the current electricity deficit resulted. Meanwhile, the need for electricity has increased.
Pakistan’s Energy Crisis’s Various Causes
Overpopulation, Overconsumption, a lacklustre infrastructure, Untested Options for Renewable Energy, Power plant commissioning being delayed, Energy wastage and the Distribution system being ineffective.
Natural disasters and significant accidents are also prominent causes of the crisis.
Alternative sources of Energy
Biomass
Pakistan’s estimated biomass potential is 50,000 GW h/year, contributing 36% of the nation’s Energy.
Tidal
Tidal power has not yet been operational in Pakistan compared to other renewable energy technologies.
- Building of darns
The Gharo-Jhimpir wind corridor in Sindh was identified as the most lucrative site for wind power plants. The wind power potential covered an area of 9700 km2 with a gross wind power potential of 43000 MW.
Exploit the coal reserves
As of 2016, Pakistan was ranked 20th in the world and has proven coal reserves totalling 3,377 million tonnes (MMst), or roughly 0% of the world’s total coal reserves of 1,139,471 million tonnes (MMst). Pakistan has reserves that are verified to be 331.1 times its yearly use.
Conclusion
Over the past ten years, Pakistan has experienced a persistent trade deficit with India. Over the years, the growth of bilateral commerce between Pakistan and India has been disappointing and erratic.
All party consensus on some key issues. like poverty alleviation
education, health.
