Pakistan’s Economy One Year After the IMF Bailout
In July 2019, Pakistan started its macroeconomic adjustments under the IMF bailout program of USD $6 billion over three years to tackle its twin (current […]
Shahroo Malik
Shahroo Malik is currently working as a Research Associate at Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI). She’s a GDI Development Leadership Scholar and holds degrees in MSc International Development from University of Manchester, UK (2016) and BS (Hons) Economics from NUST, Islamabad (2014). Her research interests include Indo-Pak relations and South Asia’s economic and development issues.
Articles by Shahroo Malik
India and Pakistan’s Untapped Trade Potential
Analysis of India-Pakistan relations has been often dominated by security issues with comparatively less attention given to the untapped trade opportunities between the two countries. […]
Economic Challenges Ahead after Pakistan Narrowly Escapes the FATF Blacklist
Last month, Pakistan narrowly escaped being blacklisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). The FATF, a global watchdog working to combat money laundering and terror […]
Taking Stock: The PTI Government’s Economic Performance in its First Year
When it came to power in August 2018, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government promised to build a Naya Pakistan (new Pakistan) by improving the state […]
پاکستان کیلئے آئی ایم ایف قرضہ، بوجھ کون برداشت کرے گا؟
پاکستان کو تین برس کیلئے ملنے والے ۶ ارب ڈالر کے آئی ایم ایف بیل آؤٹ پیکج کے تحت ۹۹۱.۴ملین ڈالر کی پہلی قسط […]
Who Will Bear the Burden of Pakistan’s IMF Bailout?
Pakistan has recently received the first tranche of USD $991.4 million under the three-year, USD $6 billion IMF bailout program. Many IMF customers suffer from […]
پاکستان کی اقتصادی پریشانیاں اور مستقبل کا لائحہ عمل
پاکستانی اقتصادی پریشانیاں- تیزی سے کم ہوتے غیر ملکی زرمبادلہ کے ذخائر، برآمدات میں کمی، افراط زر کی شرح میں اضافہ، بڑھتا ہوا مالیاتی خسارہ […]
Pakistan’s Economic Woes: The Way Forward
Pakistan’s economic woes – dwindling foreign exchange reserves, low exports, high inflation, growing fiscal deficit, and current account deficit – are nothing new, and once […]