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Political & Economic Stability in Pakistan,

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Sunday, March 10, 2013 02:53 AM 

DEAR FORUM MEMBERS
I MYSELF BELIEVE IN INVESTING ,NOW A DAYS I AM CONCERN ABOUT CURRENT POLITICAL SITUATION AN SCENARIO REGARDING INSTABILITY AND ECONOMIC CONDITION.Conditions in the country are so alarming as they have never been in Pakistan’s history.The relationship between political instability and economic growth is not new.
when ever i think one question came to mind
How can a country that has suffered from political volatility and instability for such a long period achieve high rates of economic growth?
Economic and social outcomes in Pakistan over the last sixty years are a mixture of paradoxes. The economic growth rate has averaged 5 percent annually since 1947—a feat achieved by very few countries. Politically, however, the interplay of religious fundamentalism, sectarianism, ethnic cleavages and regional economic disparities has made the country volatile and unstable. Various East Asian countries that were behind Pakistan in the 1960s have surged far ahead in most economic and social indicators. Pakistan has thus been unable to realize its potential.

It is usually believed that economic growth can take place only in the presence of political stability, but the Pakistani case contradicts conventional wisdom.

mr.salman how this market of property will perform in upcoming months.years as a humble person common female these question arose in my mind?
your thoughts would be appreciated alot
best regards

Ali from KSA replied on Sunday, March 10, 2013 06:50 AM 

@ I love my country
ALLAH aap ko khush rakhay, A small addition, Pakistani expatriates like me are also playing a vital role in Pakistan’s economy.

I love my Pakistan too...

I love my country replied on Sunday, March 10, 2013 08:34 AM 

Dear Ali, funds sent by expatriates are the largest source of foreign exchange for pakistan. People must understand the dynamics of a recession. The money does not just evaporate in the air, it gets blocked when people stop spending with a fear of a recession, this is what actually causes the recession in the first place. For example, if you stop buying clothes, the clothes seller does not get paid, he does not buy from the mill, so the manufacturer suffers and he does not buy from the cotton grower, so the farmer suffers, and this is how a recession spreads, like an epidemic. I can predict that with the expected election results, stock market will boom and probably cross 2000 very quickly, people will start spending which will directly affect property prices as people will start investing into property again. So I believe this is a good time to buy as prices will shoot up after the election. It is also a good opportunity for expatriates to send more money home as their contribution to the country in anticipation of a better government. I am sure that we have seen the worst and whatever we find in the future, will still be better than what have endured in the last five years. Good luck Pakistan.

Abdul Ghani replied on Sunday, March 10, 2013 11:45 AM 

Qatra Qatra Milkar Darya Banta Hae. Let us do whatever (Small or Big)we can do for "The Good of Pakistan"

Naveed KSA replied on Sunday, March 10, 2013 12:58 PM 

I agree with all friends who comments above.
Also, we should give a light over the current situation which is getting worst as the last few days are left for this corrupt Govt.
With the condition, It will take longer period for new Govt to put the economy on track, If people of Pak make further mistake to choose again PP, then I am afraid ( Allah Na karay), Pakistan ki salamti ko Khatra bhii huu saktahay.

So, what we can do for our Pakistan sitting out side the country to try to convince all our know fellows in Pakistan to Vote to the right person or any one but to PP ( I am not a political worker of any Party).

MJ Khan replied on Monday, March 11, 2013 02:51 AM 

Good encouraging remarks by everyone above and especially I love my country. I think we all need to encourage each other to become a good Human Beings and for sure elect Honest people to become Parliamentarians. We all should work for the Justice and Peace will prevail itself..

Love Pakistan replied on Monday, March 11, 2013 02:55 AM 

I am telling a small story how much people love their country. Fozia Kasuri(PTI) came to a very small town in Northern part of Canada called Fort McMurray, Alberta for funds raising to support the pary compaign. As I Wrote it is very small community with few Pakistani. According to my guess counting roughly 65 to 70 people were there but can you believe people raised 35 to 40 thousands Canadian dollars from this kind of small gathering in two, three hours just to show their love and better future of their beloved country.

ddd replied on Monday, March 11, 2013 05:43 AM 

i personally believe that pakistani living abroad are much worried for their belove country,ohter then living in pakistan,,we are really worried,and do hope that inshallh things will go on right track soon ,, and people of pakistan should select the right persons in the incomming elections...

god help pakistan ,,pakistan zindabad

Khan replied on Monday, March 11, 2013 02:48 PM 

May Allah the Almighty bless our beloved country with sincere leaders (aameen)
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