Increasing Global Competitiveness: A Case for the Pakistan Economy

Shamyla Chaudry

Lahore Journal of Economics, 2007, vol. 12, issue Special Edition, 31-42

Abstract: The issue of global competitiveness is critical for developing countries. This paper looks at the drivers that influence industrial competitiveness and provides a comparison of these drivers for Pakistan, India and China. The analysis shows that Pakistan lags behind China and India in most of the main components of the industrial competitiveness index. The analysis also presents a series of micro and macro level policy recommendations aimed at increasing Pakistan’s industrial competitiveness.

Date: 2007
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