Pakistan’s ‘zombie power sector sucking the blood out of healthy firms’: Atif Mian Noted economist says govt refusing to recognise the sector is bankrupt Updated 22 Aug, 2024 03:33pm
Opinion Poverty trap – ‘terrible thing’ or ...? You don’t have to be a finance professor at Princeton to understand that Pakistan is indeed “stuck in a poverty... Published 22 Aug, 2024 06:58am
Pakistan Last two years worse in Pakistan’s economic history: Atif Mian Country stuck in ‘poverty trap’, needs ‘big policy change’, says noted economist Updated 19 Aug, 2024 04:40pm
Editorials The economic impasse EDITORIAL: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has set up a nine-member committee under the chairmanship of Defense... Published 02 Jun, 2023 03:56am
Markets Atif Mian ‘has no idea how practical economics operates’: Ministry of Finance Economist's statement is a misplaced criticism made from a purely theoretical point of view, says Finance Ministry Updated 27 May, 2023 06:48pm
Opinion Debt trap — I Pakistan’s emergent default forecast derives its strength from the fact that it’s once negligible public debt of... Updated 25 May, 2023 07:16am
Markets ‘Nonsensical’: economist Atif Mian slams Pakistan govt’s policies Criticises selling cheaper fuel at expense of GDP Updated 24 May, 2023 05:21pm
Opinion Issues multiply on stalled IMF bailout The stand-off between the federal government and the Supreme Court of Pakistan is not going unnoticed in... Published 25 Apr, 2023 06:25am
Pakistan 'Perfect doom loop': economist Atif Mian breaks down Pakistan's current policies Atif Mian, a noted Pakistani-American economist and currently the professor of Economics, Public Policy, and Finance... Published 20 Jan, 2023 05:34pm
Pakistan In Twitter thread, economist Atif Mian highlights Pakistan's economic woes Says Pakistan stands out in how poorly its median citizen fares on basic needs such as education and health, even when compared to countries with similar income per capita Published 21 Jul, 2022 11:35pm
Sanctions on Pakistan’s missile program not meant to ‘color other areas of cooperation’: US State Dept
Sanctions on Pakistan’s missile program not meant to ‘color other areas of cooperation’: US State Dept