Pakistan Development Update, November 2017 [electronic resource] : Managing Risks for Sustained Growth.
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TextSeries: Other papers | World Bank e-LibraryPublication details: Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2017Subject(s): Economic Forecasting | Economic Growth | Employment and Unemployment | Export Competitiveness | Fiscal and Monetary Policy | Gender | Gender and Economic Policy | Macroeconomics and Economic Growth | Poverty Reduction | Social Protections and LaborOnline resources: Click here to access online Abstract: The objective of this report is to apprise the Government of Pakistan, think-tanks and researchers, the public and The World Bank's senior management of the state of Pakistan's economy, outlook, structural reforms and development challenges. The report begins with a chapter on economic developments, with sections on growth, fiscal policy, public debt, the external sector, and inflation and monetary developments. The second chapter provides a medium-term macroeconomic outlook and describes upcoming challenges, and structural reform needs. The third chapter focuses on progress against social indicators. The final chapter addresses entrepreneurship in Pakistan from the perspectives of jobs, enabling new startup businesses, women's entrepreneurship and export competitiveness.
The objective of this report is to apprise the Government of Pakistan, think-tanks and researchers, the public and The World Bank's senior management of the state of Pakistan's economy, outlook, structural reforms and development challenges. The report begins with a chapter on economic developments, with sections on growth, fiscal policy, public debt, the external sector, and inflation and monetary developments. The second chapter provides a medium-term macroeconomic outlook and describes upcoming challenges, and structural reform needs. The third chapter focuses on progress against social indicators. The final chapter addresses entrepreneurship in Pakistan from the perspectives of jobs, enabling new startup businesses, women's entrepreneurship and export competitiveness.
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