@BHarwana ‘s tamatar farm is going to get a huge boost from India’s tariff. Looks like he will have to give up being pakistani’s part time yet highly esteemed economist and pursue farming full time.
Leave it bhai, as I have said many times on this site they suffer from childish optimism. It’s a defence mechanism boen out of the hard and insurmountable reality they face.
Good to hear. Refined oil is a Value added good so it is much better for the Iranian market. In regards to KSA, knowing them, they will end up selling it below cost because math is to advanced for them.
They sure believe he is going to magically increase exports. They never ask exports of what? They dont have a large educated class, so IT is out of the question. They dont have a large technically trained class, so manufacturing is out of the question. RMG market is cornered by Bangladeshis...
Is this for domestic consumption? From my understanding Iran usually sells crude (unrefined) oil instead of refined goods. Or is this a market Iran is trying to break into?
You list is why they will never get a grip on reality. Life isnt getting better, it’s getting worse as the years go on for pakistanis. As you pointed their literacy rate is decreasing, their HDI is that of failed states, their per capita income is less than Bangladesh’s. When faced with this...