Two Years of Pakistan's Second Plan

John Power
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The Pakistan Development Review, 1963, vol. 3, issue 1, 118-133

Abstract: The publication by the Planning Commission of a Mid-Plan Review! of progress in the first two years of the Second Five Year Plan (1960-65) gives interested observers a unique opportunity to reassess their thinking about economic development in Pakistan. Despite enormous difficulties because of data limitations, this document represents an admirable effort to measure the growth in the whole economy and in its major sectors in the recent past and to suggest what this implies with respect to the prospects for meeting the targets of the Second Plan. Inevitably, it also raises, though only by implication, some questions about longer-run growth .prospects in Pakistan.

Date: 1963
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