The Management of Pakistan's Economy 1947 - 2024 by Rashid Amjad

The Management of Pakistan's Economy 1947–2024 by Rashid Amjad offers an authoritative and comprehensive analysis of Pakistan’s economic journey since its inception. Covering more than seven decades, the book examines the country’s economic policies, reforms, and challenges across different political regimes. It provides an in-depth look into key sectors—agriculture, industry, trade, and finance—while addressing macroeconomic issues like inflation, unemployment, fiscal deficits, and external debt. Drawing on empirical data and the author’s own experience as an economist and policy advisor, it offers valuable insights into policy successes, failures, and lessons for the future. This work is both a historical record and a policy guide, making it essential for economists, policymakers, and students of development.

The Management of Pakistan's Economy 1947–2024

Author(s): Rashid Amjad
Binding: Hardcover 
Paper Quality: Standard
Category: Economics, Development Studies, Pakistan Studies
Recommended For:
Economists, policymakers, researchers, university students, civil service aspirants, and readers interested in Pakistan’s economic history and policy development.

Key Points:

• Economic History Overview:
  Traces the evolution of Pakistan’s economy from independence to the present day.

• Policy Analysis:
  Examines economic policies and reforms implemented under various governments.

• Sectoral Insights:
  Discusses the development and challenges of agriculture, manufacturing, trade, and services sectors.

• Macroeconomic Challenges:
  Explores issues such as inflation, unemployment, debt management, and fiscal deficits.

• Data-Driven Approach:
  Backed by statistical evidence, case studies, and empirical research.

• Policy Lessons:
  Offers recommendations for sustainable growth and future economic stability.