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Search ArticlesImplementation of Education Policy in Pakistan: A Systematic Literature Review
Explore More : Recent Publications, Working Paper Keywords : education policy, Implementation, PRISMA, Systematic Literature Review ABSTRACT This systematic literature review aims to develop a systematic literature review, with an intention to identify the main themes in research so far envisaging the causes and barriers to efficient implementation of education policies in Pakistan.
An Analysis of Real Wasges in the Government Sector 1971-76
Explore More : Books, Macro Policy Lab Keywords : Government Sector, Wages The present study seeks to analyse the trends of real wages in the government sector during the period. 1971-1976 .. The most important characteristic of this period was a runaway inflation, which gained momentum in late 1971-in fact in early 1972-and reached a peak in 1974-76 petering out in 1975-76. 1 Thus the period under review enclosed most of an important inflationary cycle.
SBP Expected to Cut Policy Rate by 100 Basis Points Amid Easing Inflation and Economic Stabilization
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) will meet on Wednesday, July 30, 2025, to reveal its monetary policy decision. At its last meeting on June 16, the MPC left the policy rate at 11%, mentioning persisting threats from geopolitical tensions, external sector vulnerabilities, and inflationary expectations. Since that time, inflation prospects have greatly improved.
Towards a Free Market: A Blueprint for Wheat Sector Deregulation
Why Deregulate the Wheat Market? The wheat crisis in Pakistan accentuates the complexities and challenges of agricultural market management. That is the reason the wheat crop has always been a subject of serious debate. The Minimum Support Price (MSP) policy was one of the key factors, as substantial funds from taxpayers’ money have been consumed to continue this policy.
BUDGET 2025-26: Building A Trillion Dollar Dream
https://file.pide.org.pk/pdfpideresearch/discourse-2025-02-building-a-trillion-dollar-dream.pdf Explore More : P & R Magazine, Policy and Research, Recent Publications Table of Contents Tax Reforms in Pakistan: Progress Made, Pitfalls Ahead, and the Road Forward Budget 2025–26: A Business-Growth-Oriented Strategy Incentives or Illusions: The Cost of Tax Treaty In Pakistan Revisiting the Budget Cycle: Fixing the Foundation for Fiscal Discipline Pensions Crisis in Pakistan: A Failure of Public...
China Pakistan Economic Corridor
https://file.pide.org.pk/pdfpideresearch/discourse-2025-01-china-pakistan-economic-corridor.pdf Explore More : P & R Magazine, Policy and Research, Recent Publications Contents TRANSITIONING TO CPEC 2.0 A Decade of CPEC – Lessons, Challenges, and the Road Ahead Interview with Mr. Ahsan Iqbal, Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives CPEC 2.0: The Road to Pakistan’s Tomorrow by Dr. Nadeem Javaid CPEC: Unfulfilled Promise by Dr. Niaz Murtaza TRADE AND INDUSTRY 15 Can...
Speech of President on the 11th NFC Award of Reformistan
My fellow citizens, Today is a historic day in the journey of our beloved Reformistan. Standing here in the capital city of Reformistan, alongside Prime Minister, our Governors, our Chief Ministers, and the representatives of every province, I am proud to announce the 11th National Finance Commission Award — a new social contract between our federation and its provinces. This award is not just about the division of resources; it is about the division of responsibility.