Making Sense of Pakistan Economy - ii l PIDE Podcast l Dr. S Akbar Zaidi l Dr. A. Jalil l PIDE ideas

[@arslanzaheer8713]

What a man he is , said everything in just 40 minutes.

[@messageoflifeislove]

A very real question of Sir Akbar S Zaidi.... that no one in the world can define the economy of Pakistan........

[@vulearning62]

I understood clearly the economic issues of Pakistan after viewing Sir Akbar videos ❤🙏 Great Personality ✨

[@zeeshanwazir8724]

Now just listened to the first part of it by Dr kaisar Bengali. Truely grateful for these discussions.

[@quddusquddus136]

Listening to this professor, though wise enough to keep this viewer stay glued, left this man drained. He never got off from the roller coaster. He knew Pakistan---a thuggish polity of Muslims---well enough to throw big phrases and got away with murder. Political economy? Elites? Investment? What could be said in few words he took to explain in Hemingway's sentences. The difference between Pakistan and India is enormous. India was founded by enlightened elites. Pakistan was founded by Muslim fanatics. India stressed on education and science from the day one. Pakistan decided to take a time off from learning and education. Let the professor take a shot of whisky before showing up in a show.

[@Pakistan-dy9dy]

You are a true Fanatic and Gobar Bakht. No words about economic analysis showing that you are a right wing Lindu. Pakistan Until 1990 has higher economic growth than Endia. And Pakistan was not built by Muslim Fanatic but by a learned man who was educated in England and know Lindus from their very hearts. Despite Deobandi Ulema arguing against the creation of Pakistan, Jinnah knew Muslims would be second class citizen in the Lindu dominated India. We very well know the current situation of Muslims in India today. The only reason Pakistan suffered in terms of economic growth was largely due to world politics involving this nation into global wars. If Lindus has fought only one such war they would be nowhere in this world. You guys could not get independence for 1000 years once a few Turks and Afghans came and occupied Delhi.

[@DiscussionBegins]

Interesting to hear from Sir S. Akbar Zaidi saying Pakistan's economy is difficult to comprehend because of political instability the country has been facing since partition.

[@messageoflifeislove]

I very much agreed with Sir Akbar S Zaidi.....arguments and points...

[@muhammadsaleem4734]

Interesting, the puzzle still needs to be solved.

[@mohammadshahkhawar9990]

Excellent session

[@Whatssplus]

Very good and impressive Videos.. kindly take more interviews of Dr Qaisar Bengali ❤️

[@attaullah8524]

very informative thanks PIDE

[@AbdulMalik-oo4ym]

Thank you for arranging such type of programme

[@nayabkhan8153]

Thanks a lot for this great program we want more sessions like this

[@akedia2]

Excellent analysis by an educated economist.

[@GulBirdsPlanet]

Loved to watch this session.very informative for common man in easy language. Plz arrange another session with the same speaker.

[@saadwaheed465]

very sound conversation, appreciated

[@franciskahn3066]

Ideas that matter in Pakistan's economy.

[@salimazeem4787]

Thanks PIDE for this impressive analysis

[@nayabkhan8153]

End of the program was so funny and we enjoyed

[@manichaudhary7316]

happy to see this discussion🤩❤ Jazak Allah .stay blessed

[@PIDEOfficial]

Thank You Mani Chaudhry, Keep supporting us for wider coverage and awareness.

[@mahparasadaqat3952]

Informative ,easy language lecture.Love to listen .

[@allguidence5861]

A lot of thank you provide information

[@PIDEOfficial]

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[@rubabmalik5725]

great talk! brilliant

[@PIDEOfficial]

Many thanks Rubab Malik, Keep supporting us in Development Economics & Awareness.

[@zainabzia5317]

Just came across your channel.. We really need these intellectual discussions apart from bookish knowledge.. Impressive👍

[@PIDEOfficial]

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[@djbalochandthebasiclearner4000]

Informative

[@bobwa399]

34:14 why should we not produce sugar cane?

[@PIDEOfficial]

question taken. You can visit our website www.pide.org.pk and search this question there, You will get research based answer with proper reasoning.

[@imiikhan]

🖤🖤🖤

[@djbalochandthebasiclearner4000]

Dominant economy dependency like USA and China

[@muhammadwaseemsajjadkhan8912]

You are economist and you ave curosity how our belove county pakistan run.

[@Ajmalkhan007]

gum

[@rossgolla876]

Pakistan economically already in Default Because Pakistan take loan not for development but for payment of interest of debt. as a result day by day debt will be increased , inflation will be high , currency will be devalued very fast, foreign investment almost shutdown , foreign reserve will be decreased , government most of budget expenditure will be used in unproductive sector at last majority of the people will be sufferer by the effect of economical crisis and people unable to afford basic needs "basic needs" of not just food, water, clothing and shelter, but also sanitation, education, and healthcare. this all things are already present in Pakistan, So collapse of whole structure of Pakistan is a matter of time ..

[@abdulbais4943]

We need to listen to economists for understanding the problems of our country, instead of wasting time on ignorant youtubers.

[@PIDEOfficial]

Thank you Abdul Bais for appreciation. Keep supporting in spreading knowledge.

[@mohammadayubhussain6694]

Pakistan kaisay chul raha ha, vwey simple, foreign loans pay chul raha ha, loan wapis karnay k leay aour loan lo. Ye ha hamara system.

[@vherlekar]

"Ye mulk (Pakistan) chalta kaisa hai..." ?? Asked at the end. Answer - JOHRI taakat i.e "Nuclear power" !! .... Many Pakistanis will like to say things like "Eemaan" or "Allah ki rahemo-karam se" etc etc... But I think Pakistanis just knowing that they are NUCLEAR...is sufficient. Meaning, it isn't just the missiles or technology (they never get used anyway!) but its that the Pakistani PEOPLE themselves are... "Nuclear" 😁 Hope that makes sense... 👍

[@vinodhumble]

1947 dole lekhe USA se ceto cento ka bheekh mila no development import economy banaya phir coalition support bheekh from USA during ZIA and mushraff era , jehadi dollars abhi sab band ho gaya with america leaving afganistan iske liya waat lag gaya do not waste time energy electricity discussing some bhikari country .

[@reezwan8657]

Dear you look fool making extra flattery of every speaker

[@rossgolla876]

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