Political Party Manifestos: Reform Paradox in Pakistan

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No 2024:4, PIDE Research Report from Pakistan Institute of Development Economics

Abstract: A precise manifesto serves as a yardstick to measure performance of political parties against pledges. However, the culture of meaningful debates remains elusive in Pakistan’s politics. Manifestos presented by the political parties in 2024 General elections reflect a wish-list having tall claims but no strategy of resource mobilization, and making the economy self-driven without the IMF borrowing.

Pages: 42
Date: 2024
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