Why We Lack Economic Freedom?
In a world where economic freedom shapes prosperity, Pakistan faces a challenging reality. Government intervention—through excessive spending, heavy borrowing, and an ever-growing footprint—has contributed to the erosion of economic liberties. Let’s explore the underlying causes of this economic constraint and discuss what it will take to achieve a freer, more resilient economy for Pakistan’s future.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Ali Salman is the founder and Executive Director of the Policy Research Institute of Market Economy (PRIME), a leading economic policy think tank in Islamabad ranked among the top 100 in the Asia-Pacific region. A seasoned policy adviser, Dr. Salman has contributed extensively to economic governance, digital and industrial policy, and innovation strategies in both Pakistan and Malaysia. He holds a PhD in Policy Research and Practice from the University of Bath, UK, and master’s degrees in Economics, Public Policy, and Business Administration. A Fulbright Scholar, he frequently shares his expertise through op-eds and training workshops, advocating for impactful economic reform.
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The Black Hole
Plot 5H, Street 100, G-11/3, Islamabad.
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